Builtins |
E-ACSL built-in database.
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Dup_functions | |
E_ACSL |
E-ACSL.
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Env |
Environments.
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Error |
Handling errors.
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Exit_points |
E-ACSL tracks a local variable by injecting: a call to
__e_acsl_store_block at the beginning of its scope, and, a call to __e_acsl_delete_block at the end of the scope.
This is not always sufficient to track variables because execution
may exit a scope early (for instance via a goto or a break statement).
This module computes program points at which extra `delete_block` statements
need to be added to handle such early scope exits.
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Gmpz |
GMP Values.
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Interval |
Interval inference for terms.
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Label |
Move all labels of the
old stmt onto the new stmt .
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Literal_strings |
Associate literal strings to fresh varinfo.
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Local_config | |
Loops |
Loop specific actions.
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Main | |
Misc |
Utilities for E-ACSL.
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Mmodel_analysis |
Compute a sound over-approximation of what left-values must be tracked by
the memory model library
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Options |
implementation of Log.S for E-ACSL
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Prepare_ast |
Prepare AST for E-ACSL generation.
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Quantif |
Convert quantifiers.
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Rte |
Accessing the RTE plug-in easily.
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Temporal |
Transformations to detect temporal memory errors (e.g., derererence of
stale pointers).
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Translate | translate_* translates a given ACSL annotation into the corresponding C
statement (if any) for runtime assertion checking.
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Typing |
Type system which computes the smallest C type that may contain all the
possible values of a given integer term or predicate.
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Visit |