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Re: Level to do such a modification...


> I am working on gcc 4.0.0. I want to use gcc to intercept each call to
> read, and taint the data readed in. For example:
> transform
> 	read(fd, buf, size)
> to
> 	read(fd, buf, size)
> 	if(is_socket(fd))
> 		taint(buf, size)

> So, what is the best suitable level to do this modification in gcc? My
> own thought is in finish_function, before calling c_genericize,as I
> discovered that in c front-end, there's no GENERIC tree... In
> c_genericize, it directly calls gimplify_function_tree.

You don't need to modify the compiler.  Just write your own read
function that taints the data and wrap it around calls to read using
ld's --wrap option.  See the linker documentation for more details.

Cheers, Ben



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