Pushdown Colored Petri Nets model Rust's ownership, borrowing, and lifetime constraints to synthesize valid and safe call sequences from API signatures.
In: Proceedings of the 36th International Conference on Software Engineering
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A Synthesis Method of Safe Rust Code Based on Pushdown Colored Petri Nets
Pushdown Colored Petri Nets model Rust's ownership, borrowing, and lifetime constraints to synthesize valid and safe call sequences from API signatures.