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Module `Recency.Domain`

Domain header

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type t = Pool.t

include sig ... end

val id : t Mopsa_analyzer__Framework__Core__Id.id

val name : string

val debug : ('a, Format.formatter, unit, unit) format4 -> 'a

val bottom : Pool.t

val top : Pool.t

val checks : 'a list

Lattice operators

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val is_bottom : 'a -> bool

val subset : Pool.t -> Pool.t -> bool

val join : Pool.t -> Pool.t -> Pool.t

val meet : Pool.t -> Pool.t -> Pool.t

val widen : 'a -> Pool.t -> Pool.t -> Pool.t

val merge : 'a -> ('b * 'c) -> ('d * 'e) -> 'f

Initialization

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val init : 
  'a ->
  ('b, Pool.t) Framework.Core.Manager.man ->
  'b Core.Flow.flow ->
  'b Core.Post.post option

Post-conditions

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val is_recent : MopsaLib.addr -> bool

val is_old : MopsaLib.addr -> bool

val exec : 
  MopsaLib.stmt ->
  ('a, Pool.t) Framework.Core.Manager.man ->
  'a Core.Flow.flow ->
  ('a, unit) Mopsa_analyzer.MopsaLib.Cases.cases option

Evaluations

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val eval : 
  MopsaLib.expr ->
  ('a, Pool.t) Framework.Core.Manager.man ->
  'a Core.Flow.flow ->
  ('a, Framework.Core.Ast.Expr.expr) Mopsa_analyzer.MopsaLib.Cases.cases option

Queries

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val ask : 
  'r. ('a, 'r) MopsaLib.query ->
  ('a, t) MopsaLib.man ->
  'a MopsaLib.flow ->
  ('a, 'r) MopsaLib.cases option

Pretty printer

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val print_state : MopsaLib.printer -> Pool.t -> unit

val print_expr : 'a -> 'b -> 'c -> 'd -> unit

package mopsa

Module Recency.Domain

Module `Recency.Domain`