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diff --git a/tests/README.txt b/tests/README.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ff2a94c --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/README.txt @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +The sources/ directory contains a set of small program examples to test your +analyzer. + +The files are ordered by increasing complexity and language features. +They are classified into categories according to the file name prefix, +as follow: +- 00*: variable declarations, initialization with a constant +- 01*: printing, local declarations +- 02*: assignment, arithmetic operators +- 03*: if-then-else, comparisons and boolean operators +- 04*: assertions +- 05*: loops +- 06*: realistic examples mixing all of the above + +The results/ directory gives the output of the analysis using our +reference analyzer, with the constant, the interval, and the polyhedra +domains. +All the analyses are preformed using a loop unrolling of 3 and a widening +delay of 3. +Our analyzer outputs a line for each print instruction and for each assertion +failure, as well as the abstract environment when the program stops. +Note that, due to loop unrolling, a print or assert statement may be executed +more than once. Note also that, during fixpoint computation, the output of +print and assert statements is disabled; it is re-enabled only after the +fixpoint is reached, so that we do not print any information about the +iterates (which may not be invariants). + +For each source file and each domain (constants, intervals, polyhedra), we +provide the file output by the reference analyzer. +We also provide for each domain a summary file (named all.*.txt) that contains +each file followed by the analysis result, which may be more convenient to +read. |