Additional methods for string domains, minor fixes to point-based heap analyses#270
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Additional methods for string domains, minor fixes to point-based heap analyses#270
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RegexAutomaton to build an automaton from a symbolic string
(replace method missing for FSA)
analysis, apply spotless
infinity math number
contains more than one initial state)
RegexAutomaton overrides isContained method
lucaneg
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Mar 10, 2023
and removed totalize overriding in RegexAutomaton, fixed contains method in Tarsis
lucaneg
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This also brought an implementation of #114 |
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This pull request adds some additional methods to string domains for abstract semantics of operations using integer values. Moreover, it adds minor fixes to point-based heap analyses.