f57fc11d951807e19b20b5960e735fa50eaea279 braney Fri Jun 12 13:10:00 2026 -0700 Fix more warnings exposed by -O3 build across hg utils and errAbort Continuation of the -O3 cleanup: a full clean rebuild surfaced warnings in many programs whose objects had not been recompiled before. Most are the same mechanical patterns as the first batch (strncpy -> safecpy/memcpy, sprintf -> safef), plus a few that needed more thought: - errAbort.h: mark errAbort/vaErrAbort/errnoAbort/noWarnAbort as noreturn. They provably never return (longjmp or exit; the existing "to make compiler happy" exit(-1) in noWarnAbort confirms the intent), and this lets GCC prune the impossible null paths after an errAbort guard, fixing false-positive null-deref / overread warnings in mafAddIRows, mafAddIRowsStream and phyloPlace with no source change to those files. - altSplice.c (hgGene): real one-element stack buffer overflow. makeGrayShades writes shadesOfGray[maxShade+1], but the caller declared shadesOfGray[9] with maxShade=8. Grow the array to [10] (maxShade stays 8); behavior unchanged. - hgc.c bedPrintPos: ~60 callers pass a track-specific struct cast to (struct bed *) and read only its bed-compatible leading fields. At -O3 -Warray-bounds flags the casts because the real object is smaller than struct bed; the reads are safe by the bed-layout convention, so suppress -Warray-bounds around just that function. - mafsInRegion.c: chromFromSrc returns strchr(src,'.')+1, which GCC mis-sizes as a 0-byte region when handed to strcmp via sameString/differentString; suppress the false-positive -Wstringop-overread around extractMafs. - sanger22gtf.c, bottleneck.c: put the printf/fprintf in the else of the NULL guard so -Wformat-overflow (which runs before the noreturn-based pruning) can see the argument is non-null. safecpy/memcpy/safef conversions: basicBed already done earlier; here haplotypes (memcpy of the original pointer pun), gbToFaRa, motifSig, hgClonePos, featureBits, libScan, hgGoldGapGl, hgSoftPromoter, mafClick, mafAddQRows, hgc.c, stanToBedAndExpRecs, bedUp, faSplit, trfBig, splitFaIntoContigs, aladdin, ameme. A full clean tree now builds with no warnings at -O3. refs #37761 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> diff --git src/hg/ratStuff/mafsInRegion/mafsInRegion.c src/hg/ratStuff/mafsInRegion/mafsInRegion.c index 8493741cb6e..60789514b73 100644 --- src/hg/ratStuff/mafsInRegion/mafsInRegion.c +++ src/hg/ratStuff/mafsInRegion/mafsInRegion.c @@ -61,30 +61,37 @@ bedList = temp; } } return regionHash; } char *chromFromSrc(char *src) /* get chrom name from <db>.<chrom> */ { char *p; if ((p = strchr(src, '.')) == NULL) errAbort("Can't find chrom in MAF component src: %s\n", src); return ++p; } +// chromFromSrc returns strchr(src,'.')+1, a valid (possibly empty) C string. +// At -O3 GCC's -Wstringop-overread mis-sizes that pointer as a 0-byte region +// when it is handed to strcmp via sameString/differentString below; the reads +// are safe (strcmp stops at the terminator). +#pragma GCC diagnostic push +#pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-Wstringop-overread" + FILE *startOutFile(char *outFile) { static FILE *f = NULL; f = mustOpen(outFile, "w"); verbose(3, "creating %s\n", outFile); mafWriteStart(f, scoring); return f; } void endOutFile(FILE *f) { mafWriteEnd(f); carefulClose(&f); } @@ -150,30 +157,31 @@ mafWrite(f, maf); struct mafAli *nextMaf = (mafEnd > bed->chromEnd+1) ? mafSubset(full, mc->src, bed->chromEnd+1, mafEnd) : mafNext(mf); if (maf != full) mafAliFree(&maf); mafAliFree(&full); maf = nextMaf; } /* get next region */ hashRemove(regionHash, bed->chrom); if (bed->next) hashAdd(regionHash, bed->chrom, bed->next); } mafFileFree(&mf); } +#pragma GCC diagnostic pop void mafsInRegion(char *regionFile, char *out, int mafCount, char *mafFiles[]) /* Extract MAFs in regions listed in regin file */ { int i = 0; struct hash *bedHash = NULL; FILE *f = NULL; struct mafFile *mf = NULL; verbose(1, "Extracting from %d files to %s\n", mafCount, out); bedHash = loadRegions(regionFile); /* get scoring scheme */ mf = mafOpen(mafFiles[0]); if (!mf)