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Problem:
Currently, when the allocation size is symbolic, KLEE concretizes it.
This may lead to coverage loss and missed bugs.
Solution:
To address this, we may use the bounded symbolic size model (based on this paper).
In this model, every memory object has a (concrete or symbolic) size and a concrete capacity.
If the size is symbolic, then it is limited by the capacity.
Otherwise, the size and the capacity are equal.
The capacity can be specified by the user.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Problem:
Currently, when the allocation size is symbolic, KLEE concretizes it.
This may lead to coverage loss and missed bugs.
Solution:
To address this, we may use the bounded symbolic size model (based on this paper).
In this model, every memory object has a (concrete or symbolic) size and a concrete capacity.
If the size is symbolic, then it is limited by the capacity.
Otherwise, the size and the capacity are equal.
The capacity can be specified by the user.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: