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Mono: Crash when accessing a field of a null class object #82535

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@UnityAlex

Description

Crash originates from emitted ir for a write barrier for a memcpy essentially. It appears we are providing an offset from null to the copy function resulting in mono's signal handling not recognizing the crash as a NullReferenceException but rather just a fatal invalid memory access.

Also filed a bug in mono/mono: mono/mono#21623

Reproduction Steps

Build & Run the following:

using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
public class Program
{
public Foo currentFoo;
public Program()
{
Bacon defaultBacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
currentFoo = new Foo();
currentFoo.GetBar().m_Bacon = defaultBacon;
Console.WriteLine("Foo");
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
new Program();
}
}
public class Foo
{
private Bar m_Bar;
public Bar GetBar()
{
return m_Bar;
}
}
public class Bar
{
public Bacon m_Bacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
}
public struct Bacon
{
public float Value;
public enum FooEnum
{
One,
Two
};
public FooEnum m_FooEnum;
public float m_f1;
public float m_f2;
public float m_f3;
public string m_s1;
public float m_f8;
public bool m_bool1;
public float m_f4;
public float m_f5;
public bool m_bool2;
public FooBar m_FooBar;
float m_f6;
float m_f7;
int m_i1;
public bool bool3 { get; set; }
public bool bool4 { get; set; }
public interface IFooInterface
{
float GetFooValue(int foo);
}
IFooInterface m_FooProvider;
int m_i2;
public Bacon(
float minValue, float maxValue, bool wrap, bool rangeLocked,
float maxSpeed, float accelTime, float decelTime,
string name, bool invert)
{
m_f4 = minValue;
m_f5 = maxValue;
m_bool2 = wrap;
bool3 = rangeLocked;
bool4 = false;
m_FooBar = new FooBar(false, 1, 2);
m_FooEnum = FooEnum.One;
m_f1 = maxSpeed;
m_f2 = accelTime;
m_f3 = decelTime;
Value = (minValue + maxValue) / 2;
m_s1 = name;
m_f8 = 0;
m_bool1 = invert;
m_f6 = 0f;
m_FooProvider = null;
m_i2 = 0;
m_f7 = 0;
m_i1 = 0;
}
public struct FooBar
{
public bool m_FooBar_bool1;
public float m_FooBar_f1;
public float m_FooBar_f2;
float m_FooBar_f3;
float m_FooBar_f4;
float m_FooBar_f5;
int m_FooBar_i1;
int m_FooBar_i2;
public FooBar(bool b1, float f1, float f2)
{
m_FooBar_bool1 = b1;
m_FooBar_f1 = f1;
m_FooBar_f2 = f2;
m_FooBar_f4 = 0;
m_FooBar_f5 = 0;
m_FooBar_i1 = m_FooBar_i2 = -1;
m_FooBar_f3 = 0;
}
}
}

Expected behavior

A C# NullReferenceException is thrown.

Actual behavior

Fatal crash. For downstream mono the crash callstack looks like:

clr.dll!JIT_ByRefWriteBarrier�()	Unknown
00007ffb219709f9()	Unknown
00007ffb219708cf()	Unknown
clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerInternal�()	Unknown
clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerWithHandler()	Unknown
clr.dll!MethodDescCallSite::CallTargetWorker()	Unknown
clr.dll!RunMain()	Unknown
clr.dll!Assembly::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
clr.dll!SystemDomain::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
clr.dll!ExecuteEXE(struct HINSTANCE__ *)	Unknown
clr.dll!_CorExeMainInternal()	Unknown
clr.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
mscoreei.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
mscoree.dll!_CorExeMain_Exported�()	Unknown
kernel32.dll!BaseThreadInitThunk()	Unknown
ntdll.dll!RtlUserThreadStart�()	Unknown

I suspect upstream will look a little different but similar.

Regression?

No not a regression as far as I'm aware.

Known Workarounds

Null checking correctly C# avoids this crash.

Configuration

Environment I reproduced under

  • Net 6 and .Net 7
  • Mono only, CoreCLR is fine
  • Windows
  • x64

Yes from looking at the IR emitting code I am fairly confident that this crash will reproduce on other architectures & operating systems.

Other information

No response

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      Mono: Crash when accessing a field of a null class object · Issue #82535 · dotnet/runtime · GitHub
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      Mono: Crash when accessing a field of a null class object #82535

      Description

      @UnityAlex

      Description

      Crash originates from emitted ir for a write barrier for a memcpy essentially. It appears we are providing an offset from null to the copy function resulting in mono's signal handling not recognizing the crash as a NullReferenceException but rather just a fatal invalid memory access.

      Also filed a bug in mono/mono: mono/mono#21623

      Reproduction Steps

      Build & Run the following:

      using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
      public class Program
      {
      public Foo currentFoo;
      public Program()
      {
      Bacon defaultBacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
      currentFoo = new Foo();
      currentFoo.GetBar().m_Bacon = defaultBacon;
      Console.WriteLine("Foo");
      }
      static void Main(string[] args)
      {
      new Program();
      }
      }
      public class Foo
      {
      private Bar m_Bar;
      public Bar GetBar()
      {
      return m_Bar;
      }
      }
      public class Bar
      {
      public Bacon m_Bacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
      }
      public struct Bacon
      {
      public float Value;
      public enum FooEnum
      {
      One,
      Two
      };
      public FooEnum m_FooEnum;
      public float m_f1;
      public float m_f2;
      public float m_f3;
      public string m_s1;
      public float m_f8;
      public bool m_bool1;
      public float m_f4;
      public float m_f5;
      public bool m_bool2;
      public FooBar m_FooBar;
      float m_f6;
      float m_f7;
      int m_i1;
      public bool bool3 { get; set; }
      public bool bool4 { get; set; }
      public interface IFooInterface
      {
      float GetFooValue(int foo);
      }
      IFooInterface m_FooProvider;
      int m_i2;
      public Bacon(
      float minValue, float maxValue, bool wrap, bool rangeLocked,
      float maxSpeed, float accelTime, float decelTime,
      string name, bool invert)
      {
      m_f4 = minValue;
      m_f5 = maxValue;
      m_bool2 = wrap;
      bool3 = rangeLocked;
      bool4 = false;
      m_FooBar = new FooBar(false, 1, 2);
      m_FooEnum = FooEnum.One;
      m_f1 = maxSpeed;
      m_f2 = accelTime;
      m_f3 = decelTime;
      Value = (minValue + maxValue) / 2;
      m_s1 = name;
      m_f8 = 0;
      m_bool1 = invert;
      m_f6 = 0f;
      m_FooProvider = null;
      m_i2 = 0;
      m_f7 = 0;
      m_i1 = 0;
      }
      public struct FooBar
      {
      public bool m_FooBar_bool1;
      public float m_FooBar_f1;
      public float m_FooBar_f2;
      float m_FooBar_f3;
      float m_FooBar_f4;
      float m_FooBar_f5;
      int m_FooBar_i1;
      int m_FooBar_i2;
      public FooBar(bool b1, float f1, float f2)
      {
      m_FooBar_bool1 = b1;
      m_FooBar_f1 = f1;
      m_FooBar_f2 = f2;
      m_FooBar_f4 = 0;
      m_FooBar_f5 = 0;
      m_FooBar_i1 = m_FooBar_i2 = -1;
      m_FooBar_f3 = 0;
      }
      }
      }
      

      Expected behavior

      A C# NullReferenceException is thrown.

      Actual behavior

      Fatal crash. For downstream mono the crash callstack looks like:

      clr.dll!JIT_ByRefWriteBarrier�()	Unknown
      00007ffb219709f9()	Unknown
      00007ffb219708cf()	Unknown
      clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerInternal�()	Unknown
      clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerWithHandler()	Unknown
      clr.dll!MethodDescCallSite::CallTargetWorker()	Unknown
      clr.dll!RunMain()	Unknown
      clr.dll!Assembly::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
      clr.dll!SystemDomain::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
      clr.dll!ExecuteEXE(struct HINSTANCE__ *)	Unknown
      clr.dll!_CorExeMainInternal()	Unknown
      clr.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
      mscoreei.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
      mscoree.dll!_CorExeMain_Exported�()	Unknown
      kernel32.dll!BaseThreadInitThunk()	Unknown
      ntdll.dll!RtlUserThreadStart�()	Unknown
      

      I suspect upstream will look a little different but similar.

      Regression?

      No not a regression as far as I'm aware.

      Known Workarounds

      Null checking correctly C# avoids this crash.

      Configuration

      Environment I reproduced under

      • Net 6 and .Net 7
      • Mono only, CoreCLR is fine
      • Windows
      • x64

      Yes from looking at the IR emitting code I am fairly confident that this crash will reproduce on other architectures & operating systems.

      Other information

      No response

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          Mono: Crash when accessing a field of a null class object #82535

          Description

          @UnityAlex

          Description

          Crash originates from emitted ir for a write barrier for a memcpy essentially. It appears we are providing an offset from null to the copy function resulting in mono's signal handling not recognizing the crash as a NullReferenceException but rather just a fatal invalid memory access.

          Also filed a bug in mono/mono: mono/mono#21623

          Reproduction Steps

          Build & Run the following:

          using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
          public class Program
          {
          public Foo currentFoo;
          public Program()
          {
          Bacon defaultBacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
          currentFoo = new Foo();
          currentFoo.GetBar().m_Bacon = defaultBacon;
          Console.WriteLine("Foo");
          }
          static void Main(string[] args)
          {
          new Program();
          }
          }
          public class Foo
          {
          private Bar m_Bar;
          public Bar GetBar()
          {
          return m_Bar;
          }
          }
          public class Bar
          {
          public Bacon m_Bacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
          }
          public struct Bacon
          {
          public float Value;
          public enum FooEnum
          {
          One,
          Two
          };
          public FooEnum m_FooEnum;
          public float m_f1;
          public float m_f2;
          public float m_f3;
          public string m_s1;
          public float m_f8;
          public bool m_bool1;
          public float m_f4;
          public float m_f5;
          public bool m_bool2;
          public FooBar m_FooBar;
          float m_f6;
          float m_f7;
          int m_i1;
          public bool bool3 { get; set; }
          public bool bool4 { get; set; }
          public interface IFooInterface
          {
          float GetFooValue(int foo);
          }
          IFooInterface m_FooProvider;
          int m_i2;
          public Bacon(
          float minValue, float maxValue, bool wrap, bool rangeLocked,
          float maxSpeed, float accelTime, float decelTime,
          string name, bool invert)
          {
          m_f4 = minValue;
          m_f5 = maxValue;
          m_bool2 = wrap;
          bool3 = rangeLocked;
          bool4 = false;
          m_FooBar = new FooBar(false, 1, 2);
          m_FooEnum = FooEnum.One;
          m_f1 = maxSpeed;
          m_f2 = accelTime;
          m_f3 = decelTime;
          Value = (minValue + maxValue) / 2;
          m_s1 = name;
          m_f8 = 0;
          m_bool1 = invert;
          m_f6 = 0f;
          m_FooProvider = null;
          m_i2 = 0;
          m_f7 = 0;
          m_i1 = 0;
          }
          public struct FooBar
          {
          public bool m_FooBar_bool1;
          public float m_FooBar_f1;
          public float m_FooBar_f2;
          float m_FooBar_f3;
          float m_FooBar_f4;
          float m_FooBar_f5;
          int m_FooBar_i1;
          int m_FooBar_i2;
          public FooBar(bool b1, float f1, float f2)
          {
          m_FooBar_bool1 = b1;
          m_FooBar_f1 = f1;
          m_FooBar_f2 = f2;
          m_FooBar_f4 = 0;
          m_FooBar_f5 = 0;
          m_FooBar_i1 = m_FooBar_i2 = -1;
          m_FooBar_f3 = 0;
          }
          }
          }
          

          Expected behavior

          A C# NullReferenceException is thrown.

          Actual behavior

          Fatal crash. For downstream mono the crash callstack looks like:

          clr.dll!JIT_ByRefWriteBarrier�()	Unknown
          00007ffb219709f9()	Unknown
          00007ffb219708cf()	Unknown
          clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerInternal�()	Unknown
          clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerWithHandler()	Unknown
          clr.dll!MethodDescCallSite::CallTargetWorker()	Unknown
          clr.dll!RunMain()	Unknown
          clr.dll!Assembly::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
          clr.dll!SystemDomain::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
          clr.dll!ExecuteEXE(struct HINSTANCE__ *)	Unknown
          clr.dll!_CorExeMainInternal()	Unknown
          clr.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
          mscoreei.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
          mscoree.dll!_CorExeMain_Exported�()	Unknown
          kernel32.dll!BaseThreadInitThunk()	Unknown
          ntdll.dll!RtlUserThreadStart�()	Unknown
          

          I suspect upstream will look a little different but similar.

          Regression?

          No not a regression as far as I'm aware.

          Known Workarounds

          Null checking correctly C# avoids this crash.

          Configuration

          Environment I reproduced under

          • Net 6 and .Net 7
          • Mono only, CoreCLR is fine
          • Windows
          • x64

          Yes from looking at the IR emitting code I am fairly confident that this crash will reproduce on other architectures & operating systems.

          Other information

          No response

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              Mono: Crash when accessing a field of a null class object #82535

              Description

              @UnityAlex

              Description

              Crash originates from emitted ir for a write barrier for a memcpy essentially. It appears we are providing an offset from null to the copy function resulting in mono's signal handling not recognizing the crash as a NullReferenceException but rather just a fatal invalid memory access.

              Also filed a bug in mono/mono: mono/mono#21623

              Reproduction Steps

              Build & Run the following:

              using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
              public class Program
              {
              public Foo currentFoo;
              public Program()
              {
              Bacon defaultBacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
              currentFoo = new Foo();
              currentFoo.GetBar().m_Bacon = defaultBacon;
              Console.WriteLine("Foo");
              }
              static void Main(string[] args)
              {
              new Program();
              }
              }
              public class Foo
              {
              private Bar m_Bar;
              public Bar GetBar()
              {
              return m_Bar;
              }
              }
              public class Bar
              {
              public Bacon m_Bacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
              }
              public struct Bacon
              {
              public float Value;
              public enum FooEnum
              {
              One,
              Two
              };
              public FooEnum m_FooEnum;
              public float m_f1;
              public float m_f2;
              public float m_f3;
              public string m_s1;
              public float m_f8;
              public bool m_bool1;
              public float m_f4;
              public float m_f5;
              public bool m_bool2;
              public FooBar m_FooBar;
              float m_f6;
              float m_f7;
              int m_i1;
              public bool bool3 { get; set; }
              public bool bool4 { get; set; }
              public interface IFooInterface
              {
              float GetFooValue(int foo);
              }
              IFooInterface m_FooProvider;
              int m_i2;
              public Bacon(
              float minValue, float maxValue, bool wrap, bool rangeLocked,
              float maxSpeed, float accelTime, float decelTime,
              string name, bool invert)
              {
              m_f4 = minValue;
              m_f5 = maxValue;
              m_bool2 = wrap;
              bool3 = rangeLocked;
              bool4 = false;
              m_FooBar = new FooBar(false, 1, 2);
              m_FooEnum = FooEnum.One;
              m_f1 = maxSpeed;
              m_f2 = accelTime;
              m_f3 = decelTime;
              Value = (minValue + maxValue) / 2;
              m_s1 = name;
              m_f8 = 0;
              m_bool1 = invert;
              m_f6 = 0f;
              m_FooProvider = null;
              m_i2 = 0;
              m_f7 = 0;
              m_i1 = 0;
              }
              public struct FooBar
              {
              public bool m_FooBar_bool1;
              public float m_FooBar_f1;
              public float m_FooBar_f2;
              float m_FooBar_f3;
              float m_FooBar_f4;
              float m_FooBar_f5;
              int m_FooBar_i1;
              int m_FooBar_i2;
              public FooBar(bool b1, float f1, float f2)
              {
              m_FooBar_bool1 = b1;
              m_FooBar_f1 = f1;
              m_FooBar_f2 = f2;
              m_FooBar_f4 = 0;
              m_FooBar_f5 = 0;
              m_FooBar_i1 = m_FooBar_i2 = -1;
              m_FooBar_f3 = 0;
              }
              }
              }
              

              Expected behavior

              A C# NullReferenceException is thrown.

              Actual behavior

              Fatal crash. For downstream mono the crash callstack looks like:

              clr.dll!JIT_ByRefWriteBarrier�()	Unknown
              00007ffb219709f9()	Unknown
              00007ffb219708cf()	Unknown
              clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerInternal�()	Unknown
              clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerWithHandler()	Unknown
              clr.dll!MethodDescCallSite::CallTargetWorker()	Unknown
              clr.dll!RunMain()	Unknown
              clr.dll!Assembly::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
              clr.dll!SystemDomain::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
              clr.dll!ExecuteEXE(struct HINSTANCE__ *)	Unknown
              clr.dll!_CorExeMainInternal()	Unknown
              clr.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
              mscoreei.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
              mscoree.dll!_CorExeMain_Exported�()	Unknown
              kernel32.dll!BaseThreadInitThunk()	Unknown
              ntdll.dll!RtlUserThreadStart�()	Unknown
              

              I suspect upstream will look a little different but similar.

              Regression?

              No not a regression as far as I'm aware.

              Known Workarounds

              Null checking correctly C# avoids this crash.

              Configuration

              Environment I reproduced under

              • Net 6 and .Net 7
              • Mono only, CoreCLR is fine
              • Windows
              • x64

              Yes from looking at the IR emitting code I am fairly confident that this crash will reproduce on other architectures & operating systems.

              Other information

              No response

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                  Mono: Crash when accessing a field of a null class object #82535

                  Description

                  @UnityAlex

                  Description

                  Crash originates from emitted ir for a write barrier for a memcpy essentially. It appears we are providing an offset from null to the copy function resulting in mono's signal handling not recognizing the crash as a NullReferenceException but rather just a fatal invalid memory access.

                  Also filed a bug in mono/mono: mono/mono#21623

                  Reproduction Steps

                  Build & Run the following:

                  using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
                  public class Program
                  {
                  public Foo currentFoo;
                  public Program()
                  {
                  Bacon defaultBacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
                  currentFoo = new Foo();
                  currentFoo.GetBar().m_Bacon = defaultBacon;
                  Console.WriteLine("Foo");
                  }
                  static void Main(string[] args)
                  {
                  new Program();
                  }
                  }
                  public class Foo
                  {
                  private Bar m_Bar;
                  public Bar GetBar()
                  {
                  return m_Bar;
                  }
                  }
                  public class Bar
                  {
                  public Bacon m_Bacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
                  }
                  public struct Bacon
                  {
                  public float Value;
                  public enum FooEnum
                  {
                  One,
                  Two
                  };
                  public FooEnum m_FooEnum;
                  public float m_f1;
                  public float m_f2;
                  public float m_f3;
                  public string m_s1;
                  public float m_f8;
                  public bool m_bool1;
                  public float m_f4;
                  public float m_f5;
                  public bool m_bool2;
                  public FooBar m_FooBar;
                  float m_f6;
                  float m_f7;
                  int m_i1;
                  public bool bool3 { get; set; }
                  public bool bool4 { get; set; }
                  public interface IFooInterface
                  {
                  float GetFooValue(int foo);
                  }
                  IFooInterface m_FooProvider;
                  int m_i2;
                  public Bacon(
                  float minValue, float maxValue, bool wrap, bool rangeLocked,
                  float maxSpeed, float accelTime, float decelTime,
                  string name, bool invert)
                  {
                  m_f4 = minValue;
                  m_f5 = maxValue;
                  m_bool2 = wrap;
                  bool3 = rangeLocked;
                  bool4 = false;
                  m_FooBar = new FooBar(false, 1, 2);
                  m_FooEnum = FooEnum.One;
                  m_f1 = maxSpeed;
                  m_f2 = accelTime;
                  m_f3 = decelTime;
                  Value = (minValue + maxValue) / 2;
                  m_s1 = name;
                  m_f8 = 0;
                  m_bool1 = invert;
                  m_f6 = 0f;
                  m_FooProvider = null;
                  m_i2 = 0;
                  m_f7 = 0;
                  m_i1 = 0;
                  }
                  public struct FooBar
                  {
                  public bool m_FooBar_bool1;
                  public float m_FooBar_f1;
                  public float m_FooBar_f2;
                  float m_FooBar_f3;
                  float m_FooBar_f4;
                  float m_FooBar_f5;
                  int m_FooBar_i1;
                  int m_FooBar_i2;
                  public FooBar(bool b1, float f1, float f2)
                  {
                  m_FooBar_bool1 = b1;
                  m_FooBar_f1 = f1;
                  m_FooBar_f2 = f2;
                  m_FooBar_f4 = 0;
                  m_FooBar_f5 = 0;
                  m_FooBar_i1 = m_FooBar_i2 = -1;
                  m_FooBar_f3 = 0;
                  }
                  }
                  }
                  

                  Expected behavior

                  A C# NullReferenceException is thrown.

                  Actual behavior

                  Fatal crash. For downstream mono the crash callstack looks like:

                  clr.dll!JIT_ByRefWriteBarrier�()	Unknown
                  00007ffb219709f9()	Unknown
                  00007ffb219708cf()	Unknown
                  clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerInternal�()	Unknown
                  clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerWithHandler()	Unknown
                  clr.dll!MethodDescCallSite::CallTargetWorker()	Unknown
                  clr.dll!RunMain()	Unknown
                  clr.dll!Assembly::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
                  clr.dll!SystemDomain::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
                  clr.dll!ExecuteEXE(struct HINSTANCE__ *)	Unknown
                  clr.dll!_CorExeMainInternal()	Unknown
                  clr.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
                  mscoreei.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
                  mscoree.dll!_CorExeMain_Exported�()	Unknown
                  kernel32.dll!BaseThreadInitThunk()	Unknown
                  ntdll.dll!RtlUserThreadStart�()	Unknown
                  

                  I suspect upstream will look a little different but similar.

                  Regression?

                  No not a regression as far as I'm aware.

                  Known Workarounds

                  Null checking correctly C# avoids this crash.

                  Configuration

                  Environment I reproduced under

                  • Net 6 and .Net 7
                  • Mono only, CoreCLR is fine
                  • Windows
                  • x64

                  Yes from looking at the IR emitting code I am fairly confident that this crash will reproduce on other architectures & operating systems.

                  Other information

                  No response

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                      Mono: Crash when accessing a field of a null class object #82535

                      Description

                      @UnityAlex

                      Description

                      Crash originates from emitted ir for a write barrier for a memcpy essentially. It appears we are providing an offset from null to the copy function resulting in mono's signal handling not recognizing the crash as a NullReferenceException but rather just a fatal invalid memory access.

                      Also filed a bug in mono/mono: mono/mono#21623

                      Reproduction Steps

                      Build & Run the following:

                      using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
                      public class Program
                      {
                      public Foo currentFoo;
                      public Program()
                      {
                      Bacon defaultBacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
                      currentFoo = new Foo();
                      currentFoo.GetBar().m_Bacon = defaultBacon;
                      Console.WriteLine("Foo");
                      }
                      static void Main(string[] args)
                      {
                      new Program();
                      }
                      }
                      public class Foo
                      {
                      private Bar m_Bar;
                      public Bar GetBar()
                      {
                      return m_Bar;
                      }
                      }
                      public class Bar
                      {
                      public Bacon m_Bacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
                      }
                      public struct Bacon
                      {
                      public float Value;
                      public enum FooEnum
                      {
                      One,
                      Two
                      };
                      public FooEnum m_FooEnum;
                      public float m_f1;
                      public float m_f2;
                      public float m_f3;
                      public string m_s1;
                      public float m_f8;
                      public bool m_bool1;
                      public float m_f4;
                      public float m_f5;
                      public bool m_bool2;
                      public FooBar m_FooBar;
                      float m_f6;
                      float m_f7;
                      int m_i1;
                      public bool bool3 { get; set; }
                      public bool bool4 { get; set; }
                      public interface IFooInterface
                      {
                      float GetFooValue(int foo);
                      }
                      IFooInterface m_FooProvider;
                      int m_i2;
                      public Bacon(
                      float minValue, float maxValue, bool wrap, bool rangeLocked,
                      float maxSpeed, float accelTime, float decelTime,
                      string name, bool invert)
                      {
                      m_f4 = minValue;
                      m_f5 = maxValue;
                      m_bool2 = wrap;
                      bool3 = rangeLocked;
                      bool4 = false;
                      m_FooBar = new FooBar(false, 1, 2);
                      m_FooEnum = FooEnum.One;
                      m_f1 = maxSpeed;
                      m_f2 = accelTime;
                      m_f3 = decelTime;
                      Value = (minValue + maxValue) / 2;
                      m_s1 = name;
                      m_f8 = 0;
                      m_bool1 = invert;
                      m_f6 = 0f;
                      m_FooProvider = null;
                      m_i2 = 0;
                      m_f7 = 0;
                      m_i1 = 0;
                      }
                      public struct FooBar
                      {
                      public bool m_FooBar_bool1;
                      public float m_FooBar_f1;
                      public float m_FooBar_f2;
                      float m_FooBar_f3;
                      float m_FooBar_f4;
                      float m_FooBar_f5;
                      int m_FooBar_i1;
                      int m_FooBar_i2;
                      public FooBar(bool b1, float f1, float f2)
                      {
                      m_FooBar_bool1 = b1;
                      m_FooBar_f1 = f1;
                      m_FooBar_f2 = f2;
                      m_FooBar_f4 = 0;
                      m_FooBar_f5 = 0;
                      m_FooBar_i1 = m_FooBar_i2 = -1;
                      m_FooBar_f3 = 0;
                      }
                      }
                      }
                      

                      Expected behavior

                      A C# NullReferenceException is thrown.

                      Actual behavior

                      Fatal crash. For downstream mono the crash callstack looks like:

                      clr.dll!JIT_ByRefWriteBarrier�()	Unknown
                      00007ffb219709f9()	Unknown
                      00007ffb219708cf()	Unknown
                      clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerInternal�()	Unknown
                      clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerWithHandler()	Unknown
                      clr.dll!MethodDescCallSite::CallTargetWorker()	Unknown
                      clr.dll!RunMain()	Unknown
                      clr.dll!Assembly::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
                      clr.dll!SystemDomain::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
                      clr.dll!ExecuteEXE(struct HINSTANCE__ *)	Unknown
                      clr.dll!_CorExeMainInternal()	Unknown
                      clr.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
                      mscoreei.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
                      mscoree.dll!_CorExeMain_Exported�()	Unknown
                      kernel32.dll!BaseThreadInitThunk()	Unknown
                      ntdll.dll!RtlUserThreadStart�()	Unknown
                      

                      I suspect upstream will look a little different but similar.

                      Regression?

                      No not a regression as far as I'm aware.

                      Known Workarounds

                      Null checking correctly C# avoids this crash.

                      Configuration

                      Environment I reproduced under

                      • Net 6 and .Net 7
                      • Mono only, CoreCLR is fine
                      • Windows
                      • x64

                      Yes from looking at the IR emitting code I am fairly confident that this crash will reproduce on other architectures & operating systems.

                      Other information

                      No response

                      Metadata

                      Metadata

                      Assignees

                      No one assigned

                        Type

                        No type

                        Projects

                        No projects

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                          No milestone

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                          Mono: Crash when accessing a field of a null class object #82535

                          Description

                          @UnityAlex

                          Description

                          Crash originates from emitted ir for a write barrier for a memcpy essentially. It appears we are providing an offset from null to the copy function resulting in mono's signal handling not recognizing the crash as a NullReferenceException but rather just a fatal invalid memory access.

                          Also filed a bug in mono/mono: mono/mono#21623

                          Reproduction Steps

                          Build & Run the following:

                          using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
                          public class Program
                          {
                          public Foo currentFoo;
                          public Program()
                          {
                          Bacon defaultBacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
                          currentFoo = new Foo();
                          currentFoo.GetBar().m_Bacon = defaultBacon;
                          Console.WriteLine("Foo");
                          }
                          static void Main(string[] args)
                          {
                          new Program();
                          }
                          }
                          public class Foo
                          {
                          private Bar m_Bar;
                          public Bar GetBar()
                          {
                          return m_Bar;
                          }
                          }
                          public class Bar
                          {
                          public Bacon m_Bacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
                          }
                          public struct Bacon
                          {
                          public float Value;
                          public enum FooEnum
                          {
                          One,
                          Two
                          };
                          public FooEnum m_FooEnum;
                          public float m_f1;
                          public float m_f2;
                          public float m_f3;
                          public string m_s1;
                          public float m_f8;
                          public bool m_bool1;
                          public float m_f4;
                          public float m_f5;
                          public bool m_bool2;
                          public FooBar m_FooBar;
                          float m_f6;
                          float m_f7;
                          int m_i1;
                          public bool bool3 { get; set; }
                          public bool bool4 { get; set; }
                          public interface IFooInterface
                          {
                          float GetFooValue(int foo);
                          }
                          IFooInterface m_FooProvider;
                          int m_i2;
                          public Bacon(
                          float minValue, float maxValue, bool wrap, bool rangeLocked,
                          float maxSpeed, float accelTime, float decelTime,
                          string name, bool invert)
                          {
                          m_f4 = minValue;
                          m_f5 = maxValue;
                          m_bool2 = wrap;
                          bool3 = rangeLocked;
                          bool4 = false;
                          m_FooBar = new FooBar(false, 1, 2);
                          m_FooEnum = FooEnum.One;
                          m_f1 = maxSpeed;
                          m_f2 = accelTime;
                          m_f3 = decelTime;
                          Value = (minValue + maxValue) / 2;
                          m_s1 = name;
                          m_f8 = 0;
                          m_bool1 = invert;
                          m_f6 = 0f;
                          m_FooProvider = null;
                          m_i2 = 0;
                          m_f7 = 0;
                          m_i1 = 0;
                          }
                          public struct FooBar
                          {
                          public bool m_FooBar_bool1;
                          public float m_FooBar_f1;
                          public float m_FooBar_f2;
                          float m_FooBar_f3;
                          float m_FooBar_f4;
                          float m_FooBar_f5;
                          int m_FooBar_i1;
                          int m_FooBar_i2;
                          public FooBar(bool b1, float f1, float f2)
                          {
                          m_FooBar_bool1 = b1;
                          m_FooBar_f1 = f1;
                          m_FooBar_f2 = f2;
                          m_FooBar_f4 = 0;
                          m_FooBar_f5 = 0;
                          m_FooBar_i1 = m_FooBar_i2 = -1;
                          m_FooBar_f3 = 0;
                          }
                          }
                          }
                          

                          Expected behavior

                          A C# NullReferenceException is thrown.

                          Actual behavior

                          Fatal crash. For downstream mono the crash callstack looks like:

                          clr.dll!JIT_ByRefWriteBarrier�()	Unknown
                          00007ffb219709f9()	Unknown
                          00007ffb219708cf()	Unknown
                          clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerInternal�()	Unknown
                          clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerWithHandler()	Unknown
                          clr.dll!MethodDescCallSite::CallTargetWorker()	Unknown
                          clr.dll!RunMain()	Unknown
                          clr.dll!Assembly::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
                          clr.dll!SystemDomain::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
                          clr.dll!ExecuteEXE(struct HINSTANCE__ *)	Unknown
                          clr.dll!_CorExeMainInternal()	Unknown
                          clr.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
                          mscoreei.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
                          mscoree.dll!_CorExeMain_Exported�()	Unknown
                          kernel32.dll!BaseThreadInitThunk()	Unknown
                          ntdll.dll!RtlUserThreadStart�()	Unknown
                          

                          I suspect upstream will look a little different but similar.

                          Regression?

                          No not a regression as far as I'm aware.

                          Known Workarounds

                          Null checking correctly C# avoids this crash.

                          Configuration

                          Environment I reproduced under

                          • Net 6 and .Net 7
                          • Mono only, CoreCLR is fine
                          • Windows
                          • x64

                          Yes from looking at the IR emitting code I am fairly confident that this crash will reproduce on other architectures & operating systems.

                          Other information

                          No response

                          Metadata

                          Metadata

                          Assignees

                          No one assigned

                            Type

                            No type

                            Projects

                            No projects

                              Milestone

                              No milestone

                              Relationships

                              None yet

                              Development

                              No branches or pull requests

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                              Mono: Crash when accessing a field of a null class object #82535

                              Description

                              @UnityAlex

                              Description

                              Crash originates from emitted ir for a write barrier for a memcpy essentially. It appears we are providing an offset from null to the copy function resulting in mono's signal handling not recognizing the crash as a NullReferenceException but rather just a fatal invalid memory access.

                              Also filed a bug in mono/mono: mono/mono#21623

                              Reproduction Steps

                              Build & Run the following:

                              using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
                              public class Program
                              {
                              public Foo currentFoo;
                              public Program()
                              {
                              Bacon defaultBacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
                              currentFoo = new Foo();
                              currentFoo.GetBar().m_Bacon = defaultBacon;
                              Console.WriteLine("Foo");
                              }
                              static void Main(string[] args)
                              {
                              new Program();
                              }
                              }
                              public class Foo
                              {
                              private Bar m_Bar;
                              public Bar GetBar()
                              {
                              return m_Bar;
                              }
                              }
                              public class Bar
                              {
                              public Bacon m_Bacon = new Bacon(-180, 180, true, false, 300f, 0.1f, 0.1f, "Foo", false);
                              }
                              public struct Bacon
                              {
                              public float Value;
                              public enum FooEnum
                              {
                              One,
                              Two
                              };
                              public FooEnum m_FooEnum;
                              public float m_f1;
                              public float m_f2;
                              public float m_f3;
                              public string m_s1;
                              public float m_f8;
                              public bool m_bool1;
                              public float m_f4;
                              public float m_f5;
                              public bool m_bool2;
                              public FooBar m_FooBar;
                              float m_f6;
                              float m_f7;
                              int m_i1;
                              public bool bool3 { get; set; }
                              public bool bool4 { get; set; }
                              public interface IFooInterface
                              {
                              float GetFooValue(int foo);
                              }
                              IFooInterface m_FooProvider;
                              int m_i2;
                              public Bacon(
                              float minValue, float maxValue, bool wrap, bool rangeLocked,
                              float maxSpeed, float accelTime, float decelTime,
                              string name, bool invert)
                              {
                              m_f4 = minValue;
                              m_f5 = maxValue;
                              m_bool2 = wrap;
                              bool3 = rangeLocked;
                              bool4 = false;
                              m_FooBar = new FooBar(false, 1, 2);
                              m_FooEnum = FooEnum.One;
                              m_f1 = maxSpeed;
                              m_f2 = accelTime;
                              m_f3 = decelTime;
                              Value = (minValue + maxValue) / 2;
                              m_s1 = name;
                              m_f8 = 0;
                              m_bool1 = invert;
                              m_f6 = 0f;
                              m_FooProvider = null;
                              m_i2 = 0;
                              m_f7 = 0;
                              m_i1 = 0;
                              }
                              public struct FooBar
                              {
                              public bool m_FooBar_bool1;
                              public float m_FooBar_f1;
                              public float m_FooBar_f2;
                              float m_FooBar_f3;
                              float m_FooBar_f4;
                              float m_FooBar_f5;
                              int m_FooBar_i1;
                              int m_FooBar_i2;
                              public FooBar(bool b1, float f1, float f2)
                              {
                              m_FooBar_bool1 = b1;
                              m_FooBar_f1 = f1;
                              m_FooBar_f2 = f2;
                              m_FooBar_f4 = 0;
                              m_FooBar_f5 = 0;
                              m_FooBar_i1 = m_FooBar_i2 = -1;
                              m_FooBar_f3 = 0;
                              }
                              }
                              }
                              

                              Expected behavior

                              A C# NullReferenceException is thrown.

                              Actual behavior

                              Fatal crash. For downstream mono the crash callstack looks like:

                              clr.dll!JIT_ByRefWriteBarrier�()	Unknown
                              00007ffb219709f9()	Unknown
                              00007ffb219708cf()	Unknown
                              clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerInternal�()	Unknown
                              clr.dll!CallDescrWorkerWithHandler()	Unknown
                              clr.dll!MethodDescCallSite::CallTargetWorker()	Unknown
                              clr.dll!RunMain()	Unknown
                              clr.dll!Assembly::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
                              clr.dll!SystemDomain::ExecuteMainMethod()	Unknown
                              clr.dll!ExecuteEXE(struct HINSTANCE__ *)	Unknown
                              clr.dll!_CorExeMainInternal()	Unknown
                              clr.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
                              mscoreei.dll!_CorExeMain�()	Unknown
                              mscoree.dll!_CorExeMain_Exported�()	Unknown
                              kernel32.dll!BaseThreadInitThunk()	Unknown
                              ntdll.dll!RtlUserThreadStart�()	Unknown
                              

                              I suspect upstream will look a little different but similar.

                              Regression?

                              No not a regression as far as I'm aware.

                              Known Workarounds

                              Null checking correctly C# avoids this crash.

                              Configuration

                              Environment I reproduced under

                              • Net 6 and .Net 7
                              • Mono only, CoreCLR is fine
                              • Windows
                              • x64

                              Yes from looking at the IR emitting code I am fairly confident that this crash will reproduce on other architectures & operating systems.

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