The audit identified an inefficiency in the Path::hasMultiplePool function, where an unnecessary calculation is performed using the MULTIPLE_POOLS_MIN_LENGTH constant. This constant is exclusively used within the hasMultiplePools function, rendering it redundant. A suggestion was made to utilize the Path::numPools function instead, as it offers a more robust approach for the intended check.
Vulnerability Detail
The issue lies in the calculation of the minimum length required for a path containing two or more pools, represented by the MULTIPLE_POOLS_MIN_LENGTH constant. This constant is not utilized outside of the hasMultiplePools function, leading to redundancy in its definition. Consequently, the function's logic could be simplified by directly utilizing the numPools function, which accurately determines the number of pools in the path.
While the impact is negligible in terms of functionality, the redundant calculation adds unnecessary complexity to the codebase. It may marginally affect performance and readability, albeit to a minimal extent.
Code Snippet
/// @dev The minimum length of an encoding that contains 2 or more pools
uint256 private constant MULTIPLE_POOLS_MIN_LENGTH = POP_OFFSET + NEXT_OFFSET;
/// @notice Returns true iff the path contains two or more pools
/// @param path The encoded swap path
/// @return True if path contains two or more pools, otherwise false
function hasMultiplePools(bytes memory path) internal pure returns (bool) {
return path.length >= MULTIPLE_POOLS_MIN_LENGTH;
}
/// @notice Returns the number of pools in the path
/// @param path The encoded swap path
/// @return The number of pools in the path
function numPools(bytes memory path) internal pure returns (uint256) {
// Ignore the first token address. From then on every fee and token offset indicates a pool.
return ((path.length - ADDR_SIZE) / NEXT_OFFSET);
}
Tool used
Manual Review
Recommendation
It is recommended to remove the MULTIPLE_POOLS_MIN_LENGTH constant and directly utilize the numPools function within the hasMultiplePools function for a more streamlined and efficient implementation. This adjustment would enhance code readability and maintainability without compromising functionality.
Redundant_Constant
Low/Info issue submitted by petarP1998
Summary
The audit identified an inefficiency in the
Path::hasMultiplePool
function, where an unnecessary calculation is performed using theMULTIPLE_POOLS_MIN_LENGTH
constant. This constant is exclusively used within thehasMultiplePools
function, rendering it redundant. A suggestion was made to utilize thePath::numPools
function instead, as it offers a more robust approach for the intended check.Vulnerability Detail
The issue lies in the calculation of the minimum length required for a path containing two or more pools, represented by the
MULTIPLE_POOLS_MIN_LENGTH
constant. This constant is not utilized outside of thehasMultiplePools
function, leading to redundancy in its definition. Consequently, the function's logic could be simplified by directly utilizing thenumPools
function, which accurately determines the number of pools in the path.https://github.com/sherlock-audit/2024-05-beefy-cowcentrated-liquidity-manager/blob/main/cowcentrated-contracts/contracts/utils/Path.sol#L25-L27
Impact
While the impact is negligible in terms of functionality, the redundant calculation adds unnecessary complexity to the codebase. It may marginally affect performance and readability, albeit to a minimal extent.
Code Snippet
Tool used
Manual Review
Recommendation
It is recommended to remove the
MULTIPLE_POOLS_MIN_LENGTH
constant and directly utilize thenumPools
function within thehasMultiplePools
function for a more streamlined and efficient implementation. This adjustment would enhance code readability and maintainability without compromising functionality.