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CBMC version: 5.44
Operating system: Ubuntu 18.04
Exact command line resulting in the issue: cbmc struct.c --function main --trace
What behaviour did you expect: a better display
What happened instead:
There is a state on which the struct display strange value see the
Declarations are printed as part of a symex trace, and come with both a
symbol being declared as well as an (unconstrained) initial value for
that symbol. The decision procedure must learn about the initial value
to include it in the model. Else, the trace value would just be question
marks.
Fixes: diffblue#6845
Declarations are printed as part of a symex trace, and come with both a
symbol being declared as well as an (unconstrained) initial value for
that symbol. The decision procedure must learn about the initial value
to include it in the model. Else, the trace value would just be question
marks.
Fixes: diffblue#6845
Description
CBMC version: 5.44
Operating system: Ubuntu 18.04
Exact command line resulting in the issue:
cbmc struct.c --function main --trace
What behaviour did you expect: a better display
What happened instead:
There is a state on which the struct display strange value see the
struct.c Code
Trace Display Standard Output
Using the standard output here is what i get, look on state 25
Command used :
cbmc struct.c --function main --trace
CBMC Trace
XML UI output
Using XML UI option
Command
cbmc struct.c --function main --trace --xml-ui
The types are not displayed for the child of the structure, e.g. struct
I am expecting that the type of
s.x
s.y
s.z
is not marked as struct str but as the type of the child, in my examplefloat, short and int respectively
Any ideas?
Thanks
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