package electrod
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Formal analysis for the Electrod formal pivot language
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
electrod-0.3.2.tbz
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doc/electrod.libelectrod/Libelectrod/Elo_to_model1/Make/argument-3-Model/index.html
Parameter Make.Model
type ltl = ConvertFormulas.ltltype atomic = ConvertFormulas.atomicval analyze :
conversion_time:Mtime.span ->
cmd:string ->
script:Solver.script_type ->
keep_files:bool ->
no_analysis:bool ->
elo:Elo.t ->
file:string ->
bmc:int option ->
t ->
Outcome.tanalyze domain script filename model runs the solver on model (filename helps creating a temporary file name): in case of Error, the result contains the POSIX error code and the error string output by the solver. If script is None, then a default command script is used; otherwise it contains the name of a script file. elo is the Electrod model (used to interpret back a resulting trace).
If no_analysis is set to true, then no analysis is done (but the files are still generated and may be kept) and the function returns No_trace!
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