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Depends on #870; this PR includes its changes. Merge #870 first.

Daikon's Java output format uses daikon.Quant methods for fuzzy floating-point comparisons, array elements (getElement_*), and array sizes. When such an invariant is used as a splitting condition (for example, in a .spinfo file written by ExtractConsequent for runcluster.pl, #856), PrefixFixer mangled the package and class names of these calls, so the splitter did not compile. This restores them, and translates getElement_* and size to Java array syntax.

The new QuantCallsSplitterTest tests this.

This depends on #870, which makes SplitterFactory compile and load only the splitters whose source files were written; a condition that cannot be translated has no source file. Merge #870 first. This pull request includes its changes.

mernst and others added 4 commits October 5, 2026 20:53
javac compiles nothing if one of its arguments does not exist, so one
splitter whose source file could not be written prevented every splitter
from being compiled.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Daikon's Java output format uses daikon.Quant methods for fuzzy
floating-point comparisons, array elements (getElement_*), and array
sizes.  PrefixFixer mangled the package and class names of these calls.
Restore them, and translate getElement_* and size to Java array syntax.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The splitter conversion pipeline now translates supported daikon.Quant array calls and applies prefix, array, and representation-aware null fixes. Splitter adds array size and element-access helpers. Splitter loading now compiles and loads only successfully written source files and stores parse or write errors on the associated splitter object. FileCompiler retries compilation after excluding sources identified in javac diagnostics. New quantifier test data and generated targets exercise supported and unsupported conditions. Existing queue and BigFloat generated targets now use array variable metadata.

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Change: Bug fix

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to fb2d1

Daikon supports running on Java 8, but splitter loading now uses an API unavailable there. Resolve this compatibility issue before merging.

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The changes improve isolation of invalid conditions and prevent ordinary stale-class reuse. No new security exploit was established, but the new cleanup operations break splitter loading on the documented Java 8 runtime. Behavior after interrupted compilation remains incompletely verified.

Retained concerns

  • Low · reliability · inferred: New Path.of calls in stale-class deletion and failed-source cleanup are unavailable on Java 8. On that documented runtime, splitter loading can fail with NoSuchMethodError outside the per-splitter handlers, interrupting the loading batch instead of containing the failure to one condition. The Java 11 requirement for building Daikon does not supersede its separate Java 8 runtime contract.

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  • inferred — Control over accepted condition files can influence executable behavior within the Daikon process, rather than only inert input data. Loaded conditions may apply across program points under the existing default indiscriminate-splitting configuration. The inspected evidence does not establish a remotely reachable or tenant-separated deployment, or who may supply these files.

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  • observed — Quant translation requires an available array variable and checks the requested element type, rejecting unsupported calls. These checks protect representation correctness, not execution authority. Qualified method-name preservation broadens supported syntax, but the base already preserved method calls followed by an opening parenthesis and generated executable Java conditions; its name mangling was not an established security control.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Per-splitter compilation-success receipts are still absent: written objects are loaded after compilation diagnostics, and available class files are accepted. This behavior predates the PR, which narrows eligibility and removes expected stale classes. Sequential reuse consumes each matched input group, while fresh registration appends to process-global state. Interrupted compiler output and concurrent loading guarantees remain unproven, not established PR-introduced vulnerabilities.
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mernst and others added 9 commits October 6, 2026 10:26
* QuantFixer replaces the string-based rewriting.  It does not
  parenthesize array accesses, so a nested array used as an index is
  recognized as an index array.
* PrefixFixer leaves names starting with daikon.Quant alone.
* getBaseName strips the "[]" suffix from array names, so array
  variables in splitting conditions are declared.
* Add an end-to-end splitter test for daikon.Quant calls.
FileCompiler:
- Do not pass nonexistent files to the compiler; report them instead.
- Return errors from the recompilation as well as from the first compilation.
- Capture the compiler's standard output (it was read from stderr), and
  include it in the returned diagnostics.

SplitterFactory:
- Load only splitters whose source files were written, and record the real
  reason (parse or write failure) for the others.
- Delete a stale class file before writing a splitter's source.
- Delete a partially-written source file when writing fails.

Add SplitterLoadTest, which checks that an unparseable splitter does not
prevent another splitter for the same program point from loading.
- Treat a lexical error (TokenMgrError) in a splitter condition like a parse error.
- Include compiler standard output in the error output only when compilation fails.
- Normalize paths when matching javac error output against source files.
- Compute splitter source and class paths in one place, in SplitterObject.
- Remove the redundant nonexistent-file filter from FileCompiler.
- Test unwritable splitter files and lexical errors; clean up SplitterList after tests.
QuantFixer now runs after the StatementReplacer and the name fixers, and it
uses the VarInfos to produce type-correct Java code that matches daikon.Quant
semantics: a null array yields Quant's default value, the index may be a long,
boolean elements are stored as longs, and char arrays are Strings.
PrefixFixer leaves alone any name that does not start with a variable name,
such as java.lang.Math.abs.  The QuantCalls splitter test covers the new cases.
* Do not report duplicate compiler output from the javac recompilation, and
  skip a recompilation that would only repeat the first one.
* Find erroneous files only in javac's standard error, and permit spaces in
  their names.
* Report a failure to delete an old class file accurately, and register
  deleteOnExit before opening the splitter source file.
* Move SplitterLoadTest to package daikon.split so SplitterList.remove can be
  package-private; restore FileIO.new_decl_format; skip the tests when
  splitters cannot be compiled.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…translatable daikon.Quant calls

- QuantFixer rewrites daikon.Quant.size and getElement_* calls to Splitter
  helpers that take an array as a splitter represents it, so a call on an
  array of the wrong type does not compile.
- QuantFixer reports an error for a daikon.Quant call that it cannot
  translate and whose argument is an array, instead of letting ArrayFixer
  convert the argument to the array's identity.
- NullReplacer keeps a null literal that is compared with a call to
  daikon.Quant.getElement_String or getElement_Object.
- PrefixFixer precomputes the identifiers that may start a variable name.
* Match only javac errors, not warnings, when finding erroneous files.
* Recompile repeatedly, because javac reports errors in phases.
* Move SplitterLoadTest to daikon/test/split.
* Derive the paths of the written splitter source files instead of maintaining a parallel list.
* Catch InvalidPathException when deleting splitter files.
* Report why a splitting condition cannot be translated, and report every
  untranslatable call rather than only the last one.
* Compile and load only the splitters whose source files were written; an
  untranslatable condition previously caused every splitter for the program
  point to fail to compile.
* Add int[] overloads of the Splitter helpers for arrays whose elements are
  used as indices, and a long[] getElement_Object for arrays of hashcodes.
* Check that a daikon.Quant getElement_ method's element type matches the
  array's element type.
* Reject any method call with an array argument (in ArrayFixer), not just
  daikon.Quant calls.
* Run NullReplacer last, and replace null by 0 only when the other operand
  is represented by a hashcode.
* Add a test that compiles, loads, and evaluates the QuantCalls splitters
  and checks the rejection messages.

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mernst added 5 commits October 7, 2026 08:15
Daikon reads version 2 declarations both now and after codespecs#880 removes
support for version 1.  In version 2, array variables are named
"this.a[..]" rather than "this.a[]", so update the goal files and the
test's expected values accordingly.
Pull request codespecs#868 also adds SplitterList.remove.  With both definitions
at the same place, merging the two pull requests yields a conflict that
keeps one definition, rather than two methods with the same signature.
codespecs#870 makes SplitterFactory compile and load only the splitters whose
source files were written, which a condition that cannot be translated
requires.  Use its implementation rather than a separate one; this pull
request now depends on codespecs#870.

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117-152: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Call SplitterList.remove(pptName) before and after the load.

SplitterList.remove now exists, but this test does not call it. SplitterList.put appends to an existing entry for misc.QuantCalls.m. If an earlier registration exists, the factories.length assertion fails. This test also leaves its own registration for later tests. Call SplitterList.remove(pptName) before load_splitters, and call it again in a finally block after the assertions. SplitterLoadTest already does this.

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Update the test around SplitterFactory.load_splitters to remove the existing
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🟠 Major · Use the Java 8-compatible path factory. · SplitterFactory.java:207

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Use the Java 8-compatible path factory.

Daikon supports Java 8 runtimes and Java 8 class-file targets. Path.of was added in Java 11. When splitter loading reaches either cleanup branch on Java 8, the call can fail. Replace both calls with Paths.get and import Paths.

Proposed fix
 import java.nio.file.Path;
+import java.nio.file.Paths;
...
-        Files.deleteIfExists(Path.of(classPath));
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...
-          Files.deleteIfExists(Path.of(sourcePath));
+          Files.deleteIfExists(Paths.get(sourcePath));
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# Conflicts:
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