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DOI : 10.60527/yb7x-3v47
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Cezara Drăgoi. Inria. (2015, 3 décembre). Logic-based static analysis for the verification of programs with dynamically allocated data structures , in La demi-heure de science : pourquoi mène t-on des recherches dans ce domaine là ? Inria Paris - Rocquencourt. [Vidéo]. Canal-U. https://doi.org/10.60527/yb7x-3v47. (Consultée le 4 juin 2024)

Logic-based static analysis for the verification of programs with dynamically allocated data structures

Réalisation : 3 décembre 2015 - Mise en ligne : 5 janvier 2016
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Software development has reached a complexity level that cannot be handled without the aid of computer assisted methods. It is therefore of the highest importance to have rigorous methods and automated techniques for software verification, allowing to ensure a high degree of reliability and of confidence in their behaviors.

In this talk, we present logic-based frameworks for automatic verification of programs manipulating dynamically allocated data-structures. We focus on static analysis techniques, that generate assertions about the program’s reachable states using the algorithmic capabilities of the logic in which the analysis is done. The generated assertions identify which data structures have been allocated, e.g., stacks, queues, and properties of their content and size, characterising the multisets of their elements, or data relations such as order constraints and structures equality. 

Data-structures are typically implemented in libraries. The verification methodology consists in using static analysis to generate for each method assertions describing the relation between its inputs and outputs, and show that these assertions imply the specification as described in the API’s.

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