Strongest Postcondition#142
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it's probably important that some bound on the size of predicates is put in so that they don't explode in size |
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This was worrying me greatly, given how large such a small example got. I think Bounding it is probably the best idea for now. |
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@b-paul would love a quick re review whenever your able. Should hopefully be good to merge now. |
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Strong post-condition ensures clause generation/propagation. Yay!
Integrates into the procedure summaries transform nicely. Seems to work out on the simple test case I've written, and also some memory encoding tests ill probably have in a PR next week.
Some things are just sent to top like loads, not sure how I would write a transfer function for them, but this is enough to get plenty of interesting examples passing.