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Tobias Zagorni updated ARROW-16013:
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Description:
The calculation of the stride value passed to {{CopyStridedNatural}} by
{{NumPyStridedConverter::Visit}} divides the stride value by sizeof(T), which
is unsigned, without an appropriate type case. This causes
{{CopyStridedNatural}} to access bogus indices.
This is triggered by the existing test method {{test_numpy_to_pyarrow}} in
{{test_array.py}} (at {{{}pa.array(np_arr[case]){}}}). For some reason this
neither causes a direct crash, nor is the output to python affected. Only ubsan
catches an integer overflow
was:
The calculation of the stride value passed to `CopyStridedNatural` by
`NumPyStridedConverter::Visit` divides the stride value by sizeof(T), which is
unsigned, without an appropriate type case. This causes CopyStridedNatural to
access bogus indices.
This is triggered by the existing test method `test_numpy_to_pyarrow` in
`test_array.py` (`pa.array(np_arr[case])`). For some reason this neither causes
a direct crash, nor is the output to python affected. Only ubsan catches an
integer overflow
> [C++][Python] Wrong stride/address calculation when using negative stride in
> NumPyStridedConverter
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> Key: ARROW-16013
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARROW-16013
> Project: Apache Arrow
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: C++, Python
> Reporter: Tobias Zagorni
> Assignee: Tobias Zagorni
> Priority: Major
>
> The calculation of the stride value passed to {{CopyStridedNatural}} by
> {{NumPyStridedConverter::Visit}} divides the stride value by sizeof(T), which
> is unsigned, without an appropriate type case. This causes
> {{CopyStridedNatural}} to access bogus indices.
> This is triggered by the existing test method {{test_numpy_to_pyarrow}} in
> {{test_array.py}} (at {{{}pa.array(np_arr[case]){}}}). For some reason this
> neither causes a direct crash, nor is the output to python affected. Only
> ubsan catches an integer overflow
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