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CBMC version: >5.15
Operating system: Ubuntu 18.04 or macOS Mojave 10.14.6
Exact command line resulting in the issue: N/A.
What behaviour did you expect: N/A.
What happened instead:
I'd like to see handling of all uses of __CPROVER_allocate here. malloc is just one such case invoking __CPROVER_allocate. I'd propose a simple analysis that
Checks whether the body of the called function is available,
and if it is, whether the body of that function includes a __CPROVER_allocate call.
I believe __CPROVER_allocate to be an internal interface. I think it should only be used in library functions and in modelling the most primitive access to the heap. User code should not call it.
CBMC version:
>5.15
Operating system: Ubuntu 18.04 or macOS Mojave 10.14.6
Exact command line resulting in the issue: N/A.
What behaviour did you expect: N/A.
What happened instead:
I'd like to see handling of all uses of
__CPROVER_allocate
here.malloc
is just one such case invoking__CPROVER_allocate
. I'd propose a simple analysis that__CPROVER_allocate
call.Suggested in #5403.
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