Fix sparse set allocation size overflow - #23482
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This should be fixed upstream: https://github.com/dstogov/ir
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@LamentXU123 Should I close this PR? |
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If your PR is merged upstream. Then sync the commit to this PR :) |
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Fixes an integer-overflow risk when calculating the allocation size for IR sparse sets.
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ir_mem_calloc(size, 2 * sizeof(*set->data))so the allocator performs the checked multiplication, while preserving the existing sparse/dense memory layout.The issue was detected by static analysis: BAD_ALLOC_ARITHMETIC ir_private.h:[500:14].log