package bap-primus-test

Not available on OCaml 5.5
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BAP Primus Testing and Program Verification module

Install 

dune-project
 Dependency

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Authors

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    BAP Team

Maintainers

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    Ivan Gotovchits <ivg@ieee.org>

Sources

v2.5.0.tar.gz
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Description

With Primus Test Framework program analysis could be implemented as a set of simple tests written in Primus Lisp language. The framework provides an unified incident reporting facility for generalized problem reporting. The framework comes with a couple of analysis on board as a showcase.

Memcheck - a memory checker that detects vioalations of memory management discipline, such as use-after-free, double free, and corrupted free.

Check Returned Value - verifies that a program is addressing all possible outcomes of certain API calls, e.g., checks return values, error codes, etc.

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Dependencies (3)

  1. bap-primus = "2.5.0"
  2. bap-std = "2.5.0"
  3. ocaml >= "4.08.0"

Dev Dependencies

None

Optional Dependencies

None

Used by (1)

  1. bap >= "2.5.0"

Conflicts

None

Build status

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