garble/testdata/script/syntax.txtar

exec garble build
exec ./main$exe
cmp stderr main.stderr

! binsubstr main$exe 'localName' 'globalConst' 'globalVar' 'globalType' 'valuable information' 'private.source' 'remoteIntReturn' 'intReturn' 'neverInlined'

[short] stop # no need to verify this with -short

# Check that the program works as expected without garble.
go build
exec ./main$exe
cmp stderr main.stderr

binsubstr main$exe 'globalVar' # 'globalType' matches on some, but not all, platforms
! binsubstr main$exe 'localName' 'globalConst' 'remoteIntReturn' 'intReturn'
-- extra/go.mod --
module private.source/extra

go 1.22
-- extra/extra.go --
package extra

func Func() string {
	return "This is a separate module to obfuscate."
}
-- go.mod --
module test/main

go 1.22

// We include an extra module to obfuscate, included in the same original source
// code via a replace directive.
require private.source/extra v0.0.0-00010101000000-000000000000

replace private.source/extra => ./extra
-- main.go --
package main

import (
	"go/ast"
	"runtime"

	"private.source/extra"
	"test/main/sub"
)

// This comment contains valuable information. Ensure it's not in the final binary.
var V any

type T struct {
	ast.Node
	*ast.Ident
}

type Embedded int

type Embedding struct {
	Embedded
}

type embedded int

type embedding struct {
	embedded
}

// embedded fields whose type is in the universe scope used to crash garble
type EmbeddingUniverseScope struct {
	error
	int
	string
}

// TODO: test that go:noinline still works without using debugdir

func ensureInlined(wantInlined bool) {
	pc := make([]uintptr, 1)
	// We skip two caller frames; runtime.Callers, and ensureInlined.
	// This way, the frame we get is our caller, like neverInlined.
	n := runtime.Callers(2, pc)
	if n == 0 {
		panic("got zero callers?")
	}
	pc = pc[:n]

	frames := runtime.CallersFrames(pc)

	frame, _ := frames.Next()
	gotInlined := frame.Func == nil
	if wantInlined && !gotInlined {
		panic("caller should be inlined but wasn't")
	} else if !wantInlined && gotInlined {
		panic("caller shouldn't be inlined but was")
	}
}

//go:noinline
func neverInlined() {
	ensureInlined(false)
	println("This func is never inlined.")
}

func alwaysInlined() {
	ensureInlined(true)
	println("This func is always inlined.")
}

type EmbeddingOuter struct {
	EmbeddingInner
}

type EmbeddingInner struct {
	SomeField int
}

func main() {
	switch V := V.(type) {
	case int:
		var _ int = V
	case nil:
		println("nil case")
	}

	scopesTest()
	println(extra.Func())
	sub.Test()
	neverInlined()
	alwaysInlined()

	_ = sub.EmbeddingExternalForeignAlias{
		ExternalForeignAlias: nil,
		Reader:       nil,
	}

	var emb sub.EmbeddingAlias
	_ = emb.EmbeddedAlias
	_ = emb.Foo
	_ = emb.EmbeddedAliasSameName
	_ = emb.Bar
}

-- scopes.go --
package main

const globalConst = 1

type globalType int

var (
	globalVar                 = 1
	globalVarTyped globalType = 1
)

func scopesTest() {
	println(globalVar, globalConst, globalVarTyped)
	const localNameConst = 1

	localNameShort := 4

	type localNameType int

	var (
		localNameVar                   = 5
		localNameTypeVar localNameType = 1
	)

	println(localNameConst, localNameShort, localNameVar, localNameTypeVar, input("input"))
}

func input(localNameParam string) (localNameReturn string) { return localNameParam }

-- sub/names.go --
package sub

import (
	"io"

	"test/main/external"
)

var someGlobalVar0 = "0"
var someGlobalVar1 = "1"
var someGlobalVar2 = "2"

func Test() {
	var A, B, C, D, E string
	noop(A, B, C, D, E)
	if someGlobalVar0 != "0" || someGlobalVar1 != "1" || someGlobalVar2 != "2"{
		panic("name collision detected")
	}
}

func noop(...any) {}

// Funcs that almost look like test funcs used to make garble panic.

func TestFoo(s string) {}

func TestBar(*struct{}) {}

// If we obfuscate the alias name, we must obfuscate its use here too.
type EmbeddingAlias struct {
	EmbeddedAlias
	EmbeddedAliasSameName
}

type EmbeddedAlias = external.NamedExternal

type EmbeddedAliasSameName = external.EmbeddedAliasSameName

// We obfuscate the name foreignAlias, but not the name Reader,
// as it's not declared in a private package.
// Both names must do the same when used as struct fields,
// both in the struct declaration and in the composite literal below.
type embeddingForeignAlias struct {
	foreignAlias
	io.Reader
}

type foreignAlias = io.Reader

var _ = embeddingForeignAlias{
	foreignAlias: nil,
	Reader: nil,
}

// Similar to embeddingForeignAlias,
// but the alias is declared in a dependency,
// and this type is used in a dependent.
type EmbeddingExternalForeignAlias struct {
	external.ExternalForeignAlias
	io.Reader
}

// Like the cases above,
// but this time the alias doesn't rename its destination named type.
// We can't tell this apart from "struct { io.Reader }" at the type info level.
// It's fine to ignore the alias entirely, in this case.
type embeddingAliasSameName struct {
	external.Reader
}

var _ = embeddingAliasSameName{
	Reader: nil,
}

type embeddingBuiltinAlias struct {
	byte
}

var _ = embeddingBuiltinAlias{3}
var _ = embeddingBuiltinAlias{byte: 3}

-- external/external.go --
package external

import "io"

type NamedExternal struct {
	Foo int
}

type EmbeddedAliasSameName struct {
	Bar int
}

type ExternalForeignAlias = io.Reader

type Reader = io.Reader

-- main.stderr --
nil case
1 1 1
1 4 5 1 input
This is a separate module to obfuscate.
This func is never inlined.
This func is always inlined.