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[wip] Introduce Ptr::project_map
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[wip] Introduce Ptr::project_map
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This pull request introduces Ptr::project_map to enable piecewise initialization of data structures. This is a valuable addition. The supporting machinery, including the invariant::Map trait and its implementation for tuples, seems correct.
However, the implementation of project_map itself in src/pointer/ptr.rs has a critical soundness issue. It uses unsafe { self.assume_validity() } without proper justification, and the logic seems to incorrectly handle the result of the mapping closure. As indicated by the // SAFETY: TODO comment, this is likely a work in progress, but it's crucial to address this before merging.
| let _mapped = match self.reborrow().project() { | ||
| Ok(field) => map(field), | ||
| Err(err) => return Err(err), | ||
| }; | ||
| // SAFETY: TODO | ||
| Ok(unsafe { self.assume_validity() }) | ||
| } |
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This implementation has a critical soundness issue.
The map closure is called on a reborrow of self, and its resulting Ptr is immediately discarded (assigned to _mapped). This means any type-level proof of a validity change is lost.
Subsequently, unsafe { self.assume_validity() } is called without justification. Since map operated on a temporary borrow, it cannot logically change the validity of the original self. This unsafe block is unsound as written and, as the // SAFETY: TODO comment indicates, lacks the required safety proof.
This could lead to Ptrs with incorrect validity invariants, causing undefined behavior. The map closure's returned Ptr must be used to prove that the operation is sound before assume_validity can be justified.
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