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Advanced goto-diff #40

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peterschrammel opened this issue Mar 29, 2016 · 3 comments
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Advanced goto-diff #40

peterschrammel opened this issue Mar 29, 2016 · 3 comments

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syntactic and semantic diffing of goto programs

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basic syntactic diffing in pull request #65

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integrate

  • deltacheck's change impact analysis
  • cemc equivalence checker

@peterschrammel peterschrammel changed the title goto-diff Advanced goto-diff Sep 11, 2018
JohnDumbell added a commit to JohnDumbell/cbmc that referenced this issue Feb 28, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
JohnDumbell added a commit to JohnDumbell/cbmc that referenced this issue Feb 28, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
JohnDumbell added a commit to JohnDumbell/cbmc that referenced this issue Feb 28, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
JohnDumbell added a commit to JohnDumbell/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 1, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
JohnDumbell added a commit to JohnDumbell/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 1, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
JohnDumbell added a commit to JohnDumbell/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 4, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
smowton pushed a commit to smowton/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 7, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
smowton pushed a commit to smowton/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 7, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
smowton pushed a commit to smowton/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 7, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
JohnDumbell added a commit to JohnDumbell/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 8, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
JohnDumbell added a commit to JohnDumbell/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 12, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
JohnDumbell added a commit to JohnDumbell/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 12, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
JohnDumbell added a commit to JohnDumbell/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 12, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
JohnDumbell added a commit to JohnDumbell/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 12, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
JohnDumbell added a commit to JohnDumbell/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 12, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
smowton pushed a commit to smowton/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 13, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
smowton pushed a commit to smowton/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 14, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
smowton pushed a commit to smowton/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 15, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
JohnDumbell added a commit to JohnDumbell/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 15, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
JohnDumbell added a commit to JohnDumbell/cbmc that referenced this issue Mar 15, 2019
This global name map will be used to check what generation is currently
available for each level1 name, and shared across all states. This will
only be used when a particular state tries to find out what the next
free generation is.

The main draw of this is that all branches will now assign unique
generations that won't clash with assignments done across other
branches. One minor downside is that in VCC's the generation number
might jump sporadically (say from diffblue#4 to diffblue#40).
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TGWDB commented Sep 1, 2021

Closing due to detail in #6284

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