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typecheck error: RequestCtx not declared by package fasthttp
Please provide more details. How can I reproduce this? I can't just run the command because I don't have your code.
you can try this one. i believe it doesn't work too
package main
import (
"flag"
"fmt"
"log"
"github.com/valyala/fasthttp"
)
var (
addr = flag.String("addr", ":8080", "TCP address to listen to")
compress = flag.Bool("compress", false, "Whether to enable transparent response compression")
)
func main() {
flag.Parse()
h := requestHandler
if *compress {
h = fasthttp.CompressHandler(h)
}
if err := fasthttp.ListenAndServe(*addr, h); err != nil {
log.Fatalf("Error in ListenAndServe: %s", err)
}
}
func requestHandler(ctx *fasthttp.RequestCtx) {
fmt.Fprintf(ctx, "Hello, world!\n\n")
fmt.Fprintf(ctx, "Request method is %q\n", ctx.Method())
fmt.Fprintf(ctx, "RequestURI is %q\n", ctx.RequestURI())
fmt.Fprintf(ctx, "Requested path is %q\n", ctx.Path())
fmt.Fprintf(ctx, "Host is %q\n", ctx.Host())
fmt.Fprintf(ctx, "Query string is %q\n", ctx.QueryArgs())
fmt.Fprintf(ctx, "User-Agent is %q\n", ctx.UserAgent())
fmt.Fprintf(ctx, "Connection has been established at %s\n", ctx.ConnTime())
fmt.Fprintf(ctx, "Request has been started at %s\n", ctx.Time())
fmt.Fprintf(ctx, "Serial request number for the current connection is %d\n", ctx.ConnRequestNum())
fmt.Fprintf(ctx, "Your ip is %q\n\n", ctx.RemoteIP())
fmt.Fprintf(ctx, "Raw request is:\n---CUT---\n%s\n---CUT---", &ctx.Request)
ctx.SetContentType("text/plain; charset=utf8")
// Set arbitrary headers
ctx.Response.Header.Set("X-My-Header", "my-header-value")
// Set cookies
var c fasthttp.Cookie
c.SetKey("cookie-name")
c.SetValue("cookie-value")
ctx.Response.Header.SetCookie(&c)
}
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typecheck error: RequestCtx not declared by package fasthttp
Error itself: typecheck error: .\main.go:91:39: RequestCtx not declared by package fasthttp Build with command: garble build --ldflags "-s -w"
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build failures when converting to syscall struct types
Recently I found another bug, if a pointer of structure is used as function return variable, it fails to parse as it's obfuscated, even with reflect.TypeOf, because upper level name is also obfuscated.
My solution is to create the same variable in function body, and use its address as return value
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keep cgo-exported Go names non-obfuscated Otherwise, the added test case would fail, as we don't modify the C code and so there would be a name mismatch. In the far future we might start modifying Go names in C code, similar to what we did for Go assembly, but right now that seems out of scope and too complex. An easier fix is to simply record those (hopefully few) names in ignoreObjects. While at it, recordReflectArgs started to really outgrow its name, as it also collected expressions used as constants for literal obfuscation. Give it a better name. Fixes #366.
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garble build fails when calling Go -> C -> Go
When calling a C function from Go that calls a Go function, garble mangles the exported Go function, causing the build to fail.
develop[garble]% garble build
# gocgo/lib
/tmp/garble-shared1195802053/gocgo/lib/_cgo_gotypes.go:52:2: undefined: GoCallback
exit status 2
exit status 2
I'm aware this is a pretty niche edge case, so I put together a toy example that illustrates the problem.
The package to be garble'd provides a C function, which calls a Go function.
lib.go
package lib
// #include "ccallback.h"
import "C"
import "fmt"
func DoIt() {
fmt.Printf("Starting main\n")
C.CCallback()
}
ccallback.h
#include <stdio.h>
void GoCallback();
void CCallback() {
printf("Hello from C!\n");
GoCallback();
}
callback.go
package lib
import "C"
import "fmt"
//export GoCallback
func GoCallback() {
fmt.Printf("Hello from Go!")
}
The garbled version of callback.go includes GoCallback, but with a mangled name.
//line :1
package YwoPTr1O
import _ "unsafe"
import "fmt"
func SLluVIAY() {
/*line d6XlHlLH.go:1*/ fmt.Printf("Hello from Go!")
}
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small improvements towards obfuscating the runtime I spent a couple of days trying to obfuscate all of std. Ultimately I failed at making it fully work, especially when it comes to the runtime package, but I did fix a few problems along the way, as seen here. First, fix the TODO to allow handleDirectives and transformGo to run on runtime packages as well, if they are considered private. Note that this is never true right now, but it matters once we remove runtimeRelated. Second, modify parsedebugvars in a way that doesn't break typechecking. We can remove AST nodes or even modify them in simple ways, but if we add new AST nodes after typechecking, those will lack type information. We were replacing the entire body, running into that problem. Instead, carefully cut the body to set some defaults, but remove everything from the point GODEBUG is read. Finally, add commented-out debug prints of transformed asm files. For #193.
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Do I have to trigger the PR getting rebased on master if there's a change between when the PR goes out and it gets merged, or does that happen automatically?
We'd have to do that manually, but if tests pass right away, we can just merge it immediately.
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