Interproc

Interproc is an interprocedural analyzer for a small imperative language with (recursive) procedure calls. It infers invariants on the numerical variables of analyzed program. It it intended as a pedagogical and experimental tool. It also demonstrates the features of the APRON library and the use of the Fixpoint libraries. It is implemented in OCaml.

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  1. Sharma, Rahul; Nori, Aditya V.; Aiken, Alex: Bias-variance tradeoffs in program analysis (2014)
  2. Wu, Xueguang; Chen, Liqian; Wang, Ji: An abstract domain to infer symbolic ranges over nonnegative parameters (2014)
  3. Amato, Gianluca; Parton, Maurizio; Scozzari, Francesca: Discovering invariants via simple component analysis (2012)
  4. Vechev, Martin; Yahav, Eran; Raman, Raghavan; Sarkar, Vivek: Automatic verification of determinism for structured parallel programs (2010)
  5. Amjad, Hasan; Bornat, Richard: Towards automatic stability analysis for rely-guarantee proofs (2009)
  6. Pélegrin, Marc: The probable evolution of the “air segment” on a medium and a long term basis (1997)