package goblint

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Static analysis framework for C

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Authors

  1. S
    Simmo Saan
  2. M
    Michael Schwarz
  3. J
    Julian Erhard
  4. S
    Sarah Tilscher
  5. K
    Karoliine Holter
  6. R
    Ralf Vogler
  7. K
    Kalmer Apinis
  8. V
    Vesal Vojdani

Maintainers

  1. S
    Simmo Saan <simmo.saan@gmail.com>
  2. M
    Michael Schwarz <michael.schwarz93@gmail.com>
  3. K
    Karoliine Holter <karoliine.holter@ut.ee>

Sources

goblint-2.6.0.tbz
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doc/goblint.constraint/Goblint_constraint/ConstrSys/index.html

Module Goblint_constraint.ConstrSysSource

constraint system signatures.

Sourcemodule type SysVar = sig ... end
Sourcemodule type VarType = sig ... end
Sourcemodule Var2 (LV : VarType) (GV : VarType) : VarType with type t = [ `L of LV.t | `G of GV.t ]

Combined variables so that we can also use the more common EqConstrSys that uses only one kind of a variable.

Sourcetype 'v sys_change_info = {
  1. obsolete : 'v list;
    (*

    Variables to destabilize.

    *)
  2. delete : 'v list;
    (*

    Variables to delete.

    *)
  3. reluctant : 'v list;
    (*

    Variables to solve reluctantly.

    *)
  4. restart : 'v list;
    (*

    Variables to restart.

    *)
}

Abstract incremental change to constraint system.

  • parameter 'v

    constrain system variable type

Sourcemodule type EqConstrSys = sig ... end

A side-effecting system.

Sourcemodule type DemandEqConstrSys = sig ... end

A side-effecting system that supports demand calls

Sourcemodule type GlobConstrSys = sig ... end

A side-effecting system with globals.

Sourcemodule type DemandGlobConstrSys = sig ... end

A side-effecting system with globals that supports demand calls

DemandEqConstrSys where current_var indicates the variable whose right-hand side is currently being evaluated.