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build: fix builds on MacOS / clang / newer gcc

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Authored by matejcik

80/100 · Strong
build: fix builds on MacOS / clang / newer gcc

* Mach-O dislikes section ".buf"
* projects should use local version.h and not rely on it magically being
the only version.h in include path
* g_lt_log_cli is set but not read
* "TRZC" is a 5-byte string which you aren't supposed to stuff into a
4-byte array
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The short version

What changed, and why it matters

This commit fixes several build-compatibility problems in the Trezor firmware so it compiles on MacOS, clang, and newer gcc. The changes include using the correct local header file, avoiding a special memory section name that MacOS object files reject, silencing a compiler warning about an unused log variable in emulator builds, and fixing a 5-character string being squeezed into a 4-character space. These are primarily build/robustness fixes rather than patches for an active security vulnerability.

Recommended action

Treat as a normal build-fix/portability commit. Reviewers may optionally verify that CAPABILITIES_HEADER is now consistently 4 bytes everywhere it is used, and that the emulator stub for tropic_set_log_sink does not hide needed logging behavior.

Security signals we found

01

String literal "TRZC" placed into a 4-byte context could write/read a null byte beyond the intended header, though the diff shows the comparison length is 4 and the literal is no longer used.

02

Include-path fix prevents accidental inclusion of a different version.h if multiple exist, reducing build determinism risk.

03

Build-only changes; no runtime exploit path is introduced or directly closed in this commit.

Risk score

Why this scored 18/100

Our methodology →
Potential impact 2/30
Exploitability 1/25
Stealth signal 1/15
Affected reach 2/15
Confidence 8/10
Evidence quality 4/5
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