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This is a feature request. Currently, CBMC's json output (--json-ui) does not include some of the information on the properties (file, line, and function). For example, for:
and the property information is not included anywhere in the json. The only way to get the property information is to rerun CBMC with --show-properties. This requires merging the json output from the two CBMC runs though.
Since the non-json output includes the property information:
$ cbmc multi.c
CBMC version 5.48.0 (cbmc-5.48.0) 64-bit x86_64 linux
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** Results:
multi.c function bar
[bar.assertion.1] line 8 assertion x != y: SUCCESS
multi.c function foo
[foo.assertion.1] line 4 assertion x == y: SUCCESS
** 0 of 2 failed (1 iterations)
VERIFICATION SUCCESSFUL
would it be possible to include it in the json output as well?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Unlike the plain-text variant, neither JSON nor XML included source
locations for each of the properties being reported upon by a
goto-checker.
Fixes: diffblue#6651
Unlike the plain-text variant, neither JSON nor XML included source
locations for each of the properties being reported upon by a
goto-checker.
Fixes: diffblue#6651
Unlike the plain-text variant, neither JSON nor XML included source
locations for each of the properties being reported upon by a
goto-checker.
Fixes: diffblue#6651
CBMC version: 5.48.0
Operating system: Ubuntu 20.04.2
This is a feature request. Currently, CBMC's json output (
--json-ui
) does not include some of the information on the properties (file, line, and function). For example, for:The "result" section of the json output is as follows:
and the property information is not included anywhere in the json. The only way to get the property information is to rerun CBMC with
--show-properties
. This requires merging the json output from the two CBMC runs though.Since the non-json output includes the property information:
would it be possible to include it in the json output as well?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: