Type to hold the data contributing to an assertion.

Empty assertion context.

No data assertion context.

Contrary to an empty assertion context, a "no data" assertion context will always have no data in it, even when calling register on it. The goal is to have a context to pass to functions that need one even if we do not need it afterwards. For instance there is no following assertion statement.

with_data_from ~loc kf env from creates a new assertion context with the same data than the from assertion context. If from is a "no data" assertion context, then the new context is also a "no data" assertion context.

merge_right ~loc env adata1 adata2 merges the assertion data of adata1 into adata2 if adata2 is not a "no data" assertion context.

clean ~loc env adata generates a call to the C cleanup function for the assertion context. This function *must* be used if the assertion context is not given to runtime_check or runtime_check_with_msg, otherwise the memory allocated in the C structure will not be freed.

push_pending_register_data adds a data registration to a stack of pending data registration to be generated later

do_pending_register_data performs all the pending restrations

register ~loc env ?force name e adata registers the data e corresponding to the name name to the assertion context adata. If force is false (default), the data is not registered if the expression is a constant. If force is true, the data is registered even if the expression is a constant.

register_term ~loc env ?force t e adata registers the data e corresponding to the term t to the assertion context adata. The parameter force has the same signification than for the function register.

register_pred ~loc env ?force p e adata registers the data e corresponding to the predicate p to the assertion context adata. The parameter force has the same signification than for the function register.

register_pred_or_term ~loc kf env ?force pot e adata registers the data e corresponding to the predicate or term pot to the assertion context adata. The parameter force has the same signification than for the function register.

runtime_check ~adata ~pred_kind kind kf env e p generates a runtime check for predicate p by building a call to __e_acsl_assert. e (or !e if reverse is set to true) is the C translation of p. adata is the assertion context holding the data contributing to the assertion. pred_kind indicates if the assert should be blocking or not. kind is the annotation kind of p. kf is the current kernel_function. env is the current environment.

runtime_check_with_msg ~adata ~loc ?name msg ~pred_kind kind kf env e generates a runtime check for e (or !e if reverse is true) by building a call to __e_acsl_assert. adata is the assertion context holding the data contributing to the assertion. loc is the location printed in the message if the runtime check fails. name is the name of the predicate printed if the runtime check fails. msg is the message printed if the runtime check fails. pred_kind indicates if the assert should be blocking or not. kind is the annotation kind of p. kf is the current kernel_function. env is the current environment.