Soteria is a functional library for building direct symbolic execution engines, demonstrated by the first Rust engine supporting Tree Borrows and a compositional C engine that matches or exceeds prior tools.
An overview of the K semantic framework,
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Smoosh is an executable semantics for the POSIX shell judged most conformant to the standard among seven other shells via multiple test suites.
Presents a syntax-driven framework for incremental re-verification of KernelC programs with matching logic properties after changes, implemented in a prototype and evaluated for efficiency gains.
SEMBridge uses a tagless-final interface in a Python prototype to derive executable state transformers and verification conditions from the same loop-free imperative program definitions, tested on five examples up to 729 states.
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Soteria: Efficient Symbolic Execution as a Functional Library
Soteria is a functional library for building direct symbolic execution engines, demonstrated by the first Rust engine supporting Tree Borrows and a compositional C engine that matches or exceeds prior tools.
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Executable formal semantics for the POSIX shell
Smoosh is an executable semantics for the POSIX shell judged most conformant to the standard among seven other shells via multiple test suites.
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SEMBridge: Tagless-Final Program Semantics with Weakest-Precondition and Bounded-Checking Interpretations
SEMBridge uses a tagless-final interface in a Python prototype to derive executable state transformers and verification conditions from the same loop-free imperative program definitions, tested on five examples up to 729 states.