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mruby-io, mruby-socket: convert an argument before reading its Integer - #7735
Three methods pass mrb_integer() a value that isn't known to be an Integer, so part of another object is read as one:
IO#ungetbyte treats any non-String as an Integer: ungetbyte(nil) pushes back "\x00", ungetbyte([0x41]) a byte of the Array, and :A and Object.new are accepted.
BasicSocket#setsockopt drops the value mrb_ensure_int_type() returns and reads the original, so Socket::SOL_SOCKET.to_f fails with EINVAL.
IO#gets drops the same conversion, so gets(5.0) raises TypeError instead of reading 5 bytes.
All three now use mrb_as_int(), which is what mrb_get_args() does for i. ungetbyte(nil) pushes nothing and returns nil, as in CRuby; a non-Integer, non-String argument raises TypeError. The new tests fail before (1 KO, 2 crashes) and pass after (2996 tests, 0 KO). Tested on Windows with llvm-mingw (clang 23), which needed two local MinGW build fixes that I'll send separately; not run on Linux.
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Bug Fixes
Improved handling of numeric-compatible values in byte pushback, read limits, and socket options. Float values can now be used as read limits and socket-option levels, while unsupported values continue to raise a type error.
Three methods hand mrb_integer() a value that is not known to be an
Integer, so the bits of some other object are read as one:
- IO#ungetbyte takes anything that is not a String as an Integer.
ungetbyte(nil) pushes back "\x00", ungetbyte([0x41]) pushes back a
byte of the Array, and :A or Object.new are accepted too.
- BasicSocket#setsockopt calls mrb_ensure_int_type() on the level and
drops the converted value, then reads the original. A Float level
such as Socket::SOL_SOCKET.to_f becomes an unrelated number and
setsockopt(2) fails with EINVAL.
- IO#gets drops the result of the same conversion for a non-String
first argument, so gets(5.0) raises TypeError ("Float cannot be
converted to String") instead of reading up to 5 bytes.
Use mrb_as_int(), the conversion mrb_get_args() does for "i", in all
three. IO#ungetbyte(nil) now pushes nothing back and returns nil, as it
does in CRuby, and an object that is neither an Integer nor a String
raises TypeError.
The changed IO and socket methods use mrb_as_int for the described argument conversions. Tests add coverage for Float arguments and for supported and unsupported IO#ungetbyte inputs.
io_ungetbyte and io_gets use mrb_as_int for non-string arguments. Tests cover integer, string, nil, and unsupported inputs for ungetbyte, plus a Float limit for gets.
The runtime changes look sound, but two new tests fail in the no-float test build. Guard both tests so they run only when Float is available before merging.
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The title names the two gems changed (mruby-io and mruby-socket) and the core change, which is converting an argument with mrb_as_int before reading it as an Integer. The changeset does this in IO#ungetbyte, IO#gets, and BasicSocket#setsockopt, and adds tests for them. The title is specific and matches the main change in the changeset, so it passes.
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Review comments at @mrbgems/mruby-io/test/io.rb:
- Line 601: Guard the Float-limit assertion in the IO#gets tests with a check
that Float is defined, so no-float builds skip the assertion while float-enabled
builds continue to verify gets(5.0).
Review comments at @mrbgems/mruby-socket/test/basicsocket.rb:
- Around line 18-27: Guard the Float-specific test block using Float
availability so it is skipped when Float is undefined. Keep the existing
setsockopt assertions and socket cleanup unchanged.
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mrbgems/mruby-io/src/io.c
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- gembox definitions ---'
find . -type f \( -name '*.gembox' -o -name 'gembox.rb'\) -print | sort |whileread -r f;doif grep -q -F 'stdlib-io'"$f"|| grep -q -F 'mruby-io'"$f";thenecho"--- $f"
nl -ba "$f"fidoneprintf'%s\n''--- build float-literal compatibility block ---'
nl -ba lib/mruby/build.rb | sed -n '635,660p'printf'%s\n''--- test gem registration block ---'
nl -ba mrbgems/mruby-test/mrbgem.rake | sed -n '1,45p'printf'%s\n''--- gem test-file collection ---'
nl -ba lib/mruby/gem.rb | sed -n '195,212p'printf'%s\n''--- no-float literal tests ---'
nl -ba test/t/literals.rb | sed -n '30,48p'
nl -ba mrbgems/mruby-bin-mrbc/bintest/mrbc.rb | sed -n '108,124p'printf'%s\n''--- IO#gets implementation and zero-limit behavior ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.c' --glob '*.rb' -e 'mrb_gets' -e 'gets' mrbgems/mruby-io src include | head -80
Repository: mruby/mruby
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set -eu
nl -ba mrbgems/mruby-io/src/io.c | sed -n '2100,2235p'
Repository: mruby/mruby
Length of output: 4840
Guard the Float assertion in no-float builds.
host-nofloat runs the mruby-io tests with MRB_NO_FLOAT. In that build, 5.0 becomes integer 0, and IO#gets(0) returns an empty string. Run this assertion only when Float is defined.
Suggested fix
--- "a/mrbgems/mruby-io/test/io.rb"+++ "b/mrbgems/mruby-io/test/io.rb"@@ -597,8 +597,10 @@
# gets with limit
io.pos = 0
assert_equal $mrbtest_io_msg[0, 5], io.gets(5), "gets with limit"
io.pos = 0
- assert_equal $mrbtest_io_msg[0, 5], io.gets(5.0), "gets with a Float limit"+ if Object.const_defined?(:Float)+ assert_equal $mrbtest_io_msg[0, 5], io.gets(5.0), "gets with a Float limit"+ end
# gets with rs
io.pos = 0
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assert_equal $mrbtest_io_msg[0,5],io.gets(5.0),"gets with a Float limit"
ifObject.const_defined?(:Float)
assert_equal $mrbtest_io_msg[0,5],io.gets(5.0),"gets with a Float limit"
end
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Review comment at @mrbgems/mruby-io/test/io.rb at line 601:
Guard the Float-limit assertion in the IO#gets tests with a check that Float is
defined, so no-float builds skip the assertion while float-enabled builds
continue to verify gets(5.0).
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- mruby-numeric-ext Ruby implementation ---'
nl -ba mrbgems/mruby-numeric-ext/mrblib/numeric_ext.rb
printf'%s\n''--- mruby-numeric-ext C implementation ---'
nl -ba mrbgems/mruby-numeric-ext/src/numeric_ext.c
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Guard the Float-only socket test.
host-nofloat enables tests and includes mruby-socket through stdlib-io. Under MRB_NO_FLOAT, Integer#to_f is unavailable, so this test can raise NoMethodError. Run it only when Float is available.
Suggested fix
+if defined?(Float)
assert('BasicSocket#setsockopt with a Float level') do
s = UDPSocket.new
begin
s.setsockopt(Socket::SOL_SOCKET.to_f, Socket::SO_REUSEADDR, true)
assert_true s.getsockopt(Socket::SOL_SOCKET, Socket::SO_REUSEADDR).bool
ensure
s.close
end
end
+end
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assert('BasicSocket#setsockopt with a Float level')do
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Review comment at @mrbgems/mruby-socket/test/basicsocket.rb around lines 18 -
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Guard the Float-specific test block using Float availability so it is skipped
when Float is undefined. Keep the existing setsockopt assertions and socket
cleanup unchanged.
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Three methods pass
mrb_integer()a value that isn't known to be an Integer, so part of another object is read as one:IO#ungetbytetreats any non-String as an Integer:ungetbyte(nil)pushes back"\x00",ungetbyte([0x41])a byte of the Array, and:AandObject.neware accepted.BasicSocket#setsockoptdrops the valuemrb_ensure_int_type()returns and reads the original, soSocket::SOL_SOCKET.to_ffails withEINVAL.IO#getsdrops the same conversion, sogets(5.0)raises TypeError instead of reading 5 bytes.All three now use
mrb_as_int(), which is whatmrb_get_args()does fori.ungetbyte(nil)pushes nothing and returns nil, as in CRuby; a non-Integer, non-String argument raises TypeError. The new tests fail before (1 KO, 2 crashes) and pass after (2996 tests, 0 KO). Tested on Windows with llvm-mingw (clang 23), which needed two local MinGW build fixes that I'll send separately; not run on Linux.Summary by CodeRabbit