A mechanism for generating verification conditions (VCs) for the iteration-free fragment of an imperative language is fundamental in any deductive program verification system. In this paper we revisit symbolic execution, weakest preconditions, and bounded model checking as VC-generation mechanisms, and propose a uniform presentation of the corresponding sets of VCs, in terms of (logical encodings of) paths in the control-flow graph of a single-assignment form of the program under analysis. This allows us to compare the mechanisms, in particular with respect to the size of the generated formulas.Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT)This work was partially supported by the following projects funded by Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnolog...
In this paper we investigate how formal software verification systems can be improved by utilising p...
textThe goal of formal verification is to use mathematical methods to prove that a computing system...
This paper presents a minimal model of the functioning of program verification and property checking...
The use of an intermediate single-assignment form is central in the design of major modern pro-gram ...
Deductive verification tools typically rely on the conversion of code to a single-assignment (SA) fo...
In a world where many human lives depend on the correct behavior of software systems, program verifi...
International audienceThis paper presents a minimal model of the functioning of program verification...
Verification condition (VC) generation is a fundamental part of many program analysis and applicatio...
Verification condition (VC) generation is a fundamental part of many program analysis and applicatio...
We present a method for automatically generating verification conditions for a class of imperative p...
Program verification tools use verification condition generators to produce logical formulas whose v...
A central issue in program verification is the generation of verification conditions (VCs): proof ob...
Program verification tools use verification condition generators to produce logical formulas whose v...
We propose an empirical comparison of two VCGen algorithms for imperative languagesFundação para a C...
Continuation-passing style allows us to devise an extremely economical abstract syntax for a generic...
In this paper we investigate how formal software verification systems can be improved by utilising p...
textThe goal of formal verification is to use mathematical methods to prove that a computing system...
This paper presents a minimal model of the functioning of program verification and property checking...
The use of an intermediate single-assignment form is central in the design of major modern pro-gram ...
Deductive verification tools typically rely on the conversion of code to a single-assignment (SA) fo...
In a world where many human lives depend on the correct behavior of software systems, program verifi...
International audienceThis paper presents a minimal model of the functioning of program verification...
Verification condition (VC) generation is a fundamental part of many program analysis and applicatio...
Verification condition (VC) generation is a fundamental part of many program analysis and applicatio...
We present a method for automatically generating verification conditions for a class of imperative p...
Program verification tools use verification condition generators to produce logical formulas whose v...
A central issue in program verification is the generation of verification conditions (VCs): proof ob...
Program verification tools use verification condition generators to produce logical formulas whose v...
We propose an empirical comparison of two VCGen algorithms for imperative languagesFundação para a C...
Continuation-passing style allows us to devise an extremely economical abstract syntax for a generic...
In this paper we investigate how formal software verification systems can be improved by utilising p...
textThe goal of formal verification is to use mathematical methods to prove that a computing system...
This paper presents a minimal model of the functioning of program verification and property checking...