Add transformation to instrument a program with asserts & Produce invariants from Apron#157
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TODO: - solve looping issue with IntervalSet - assert memory writes - remove lots of CIL-created scopes - do something about asserting the last assignment of the scope - handle global references
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Instrument a given program with asserts based on the analysis results. Enable with
--sets trans.activated[+] assert. Writes the instrumented file into the file specified intrans.output.Limitations
//UNKNOWNannotations, this will remove them, and they will fail when running Goblint again.Use Cases
This is based on @Fayanzar work submitted for his Master's thesis (extracted from #150)