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60 lines
1.7 KiB
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Executable file
# This script must be run from the directory in which it resides,
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# i.e., `FreeRTOS-Kernel/verification/verifast`.
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# This script expects the following command line arguments:
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# $1 : Absolute path to the VeriFast directory
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# Relative or absolute path to the directory this script and `paths.sh` reside in.
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PREFIX=`dirname $0`
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# Absolute path to the base of this repository.
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REPO_BASE_DIR="$1"
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# Load functions used to compute paths.
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. "$PREFIX/paths.sh"
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VF_PROOF_BASE_DIR="$2"
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VF_DIR="$3"
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echo Path to vfide binary : "\'$VFIDE\'"
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PP_SCRIPT_DIR=`pp_script_dir $REPO_BASE_DIR`
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PP_SCRIPT="`pp_script_dir $REPO_BASE_DIR`/preprocess_tasks_c.sh"
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PP_TASK_C=`pp_vf_tasks_c $REPO_BASE_DIR`
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PROOF_SETUP_DIR=`vf_proof_setup_dir $REPO_BASE_DIR`
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PROOF_FILES_DIR=`vf_proof_dir $REPO_BASE_DIR`
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FONT_SIZE=17
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if [ "$4" != "" ]
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then
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FONT_SIZE="$4"
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fi
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# Flags to SKIP expensive proofs:
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# - VERIFAST_SKIP_BITVECTOR_PROOF__STACK_ALIGNMENT
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# Currently, these flags are set manually in the preprocessing script.
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"$PP_SCRIPT" "$REPO_BASE_DIR" "$VF_PROOF_BASE_DIR" "$VF_DIR"
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echo "\n\nPreprocessing script finished\n\n"
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echo "File"
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echo $PP_TASK_C
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# Remarks:
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# - Recently, provenance checks have been added to VF that break old proofs
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# involving pointer comparisons. The flag `-assume_no_provenance` turns them
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# off.
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# - Need z3v4.5 to handle bitvector arithmetic
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"$VF_DIR/bin/vfide" "$PP_TASK_C" \
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-I $PROOF_SETUP_DIR \
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-I $PROOF_FILES_DIR \
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-assume_no_provenance \
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-disable_overflow_check \
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"$PP_TASK_C" \
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-codeFont "$FONT_SIZE" -traceFont "$FONT_SIZE" \
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# -prover z3v4.5
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# -target 32bit -prover z3v4.5 \
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# TODO: If we set the target to 32bit, VF create `uint` chunks instead of `char` chunks during malloc
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