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Annotations in the AST. The AST should be computed before calling functions of this module.

Getting annotations

Code annotations

val code_annot : ?emitter:Emitter.t -> ?filter:(Cil_types.code_annotation -> bool) -> Cil_types.stmt -> Cil_types.code_annotation list

Get all the code annotations attached to the given statement. If emitter (resp. filter) is specified, return only the annotations that has been generated by this emitter (resp. that satisfies the given predicate).

val code_annot_emitter : ?filter:(Emitter.t -> Cil_types.code_annotation -> bool) -> Cil_types.stmt -> (Cil_types.code_annotation * Emitter.t) list

Same as code_annot, but also returns the emitter who emitted the annotation.

  • since Fluorine-20130401

Function Contracts

exception No_funspec of Emitter.t
val funspec : ?emitter:Emitter.t -> ?populate:bool -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> Cil_types.funspec

Get the contract associated to the given function. If emitter is specified, return only the annotations that has been generated by this emitter. If populate is set to true (default is true), then the default contract of function declaration is generated.

  • raises No_funspec

    whenever the given function has no specification

val has_funspec : Cil_types.kernel_function -> bool
  • returns

    true iff the function has a non-empty specification.

  • since 22.0-Titanium
val behaviors : ?emitter:Emitter.t -> ?populate:bool -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> Cil_types.funbehavior list

Get the behaviors clause of the contract associated to the given function. Meaning of emitter and populate is similar to funspec.

  • raises No_funspec

    whenever the given function has no specification

val decreases : ?emitter:Emitter.t -> ?populate:bool -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> Cil_types.variant option

If any, get the decrease clause of the contract associated to the given function. Meaning of emitter and populate is similar to funspec.

  • raises No_funspec

    whenever the given function has no specification

val terminates : ?emitter:Emitter.t -> ?populate:bool -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> Cil_types.identified_predicate option

If any, get the terminates clause of the contract associated to the given function. Meaning of emitter and populate is similar to funspec.

  • raises No_funspec

    whenever the given function has no specification

val complete : ?emitter:Emitter.t -> ?populate:bool -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string list list

Get the complete behaviors clause of the contract associated to the given function. Meaning of emitter and populate is similar to funspec.

  • raises No_funspec

    whenever the given function has no specification

val disjoint : ?emitter:Emitter.t -> ?populate:bool -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string list list

If any, get the disjoint behavior clause of the contract associated to the given function. Meaning of emitter and populate is similar to funspec.

  • raises No_funspec

    whenever the given function has no specification

Global Annotations

val model_fields : ?emitter:Emitter.t -> Cil_types.typ -> Cil_types.model_info list

returns the model fields attached to a given type (either directly or because the type is a typedef of something that has model fields.

  • since Fluorine-20130401

Iterating over annotations

val iter_code_annot : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.code_annotation -> unit) -> Cil_types.stmt -> unit

Iter on each code annotation attached to the given statement.

val fold_code_annot : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.code_annotation -> 'a -> 'a) -> Cil_types.stmt -> 'a -> 'a

Fold on each code annotation attached to the given statement.

val iter_all_code_annot : ?sorted:bool -> (Cil_types.stmt -> Emitter.t -> Cil_types.code_annotation -> unit) -> unit

Iter on each code annotation of the program. If sorted is true (the default), iteration is sorted according to the location of the statements and by emitter. Note that the sorted version is less efficient than the unsorted iteration.

val fold_all_code_annot : ?sorted:bool -> (Cil_types.stmt -> Emitter.t -> Cil_types.code_annotation -> 'a -> 'a) -> 'a -> 'a

Fold on each code annotation of the program. See above for the meaning of the sorted argument.

val iter_global : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.global_annotation -> unit) -> unit

Iter on each global annotation of the program.

val fold_global : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.global_annotation -> 'a -> 'a) -> 'a -> 'a

Fold on each global annotation of the program.

val iter_requires : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.identified_predicate -> unit) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string -> unit

Iter on the requires of the corresponding behavior.

  • since Fluorine-20130401
val fold_requires : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.identified_predicate -> 'a -> 'a) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string -> 'a -> 'a

Fold on the requires of the corresponding behavior.

val iter_assumes : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.identified_predicate -> unit) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string -> unit

Iter on the assumes of the corresponding behavior.

  • since Fluorine-20130401
val fold_assumes : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.identified_predicate -> 'a -> 'a) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string -> 'a -> 'a

Fold on the assumes of the corresponding behavior.

val iter_ensures : (Emitter.t -> (Cil_types.termination_kind * Cil_types.identified_predicate) -> unit) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string -> unit

Iter on the ensures of the corresponding behavior.

  • since Fluorine-20130401
val fold_ensures : (Emitter.t -> (Cil_types.termination_kind * Cil_types.identified_predicate) -> 'a -> 'a) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string -> 'a -> 'a

Fold on the ensures of the corresponding behavior.

val iter_assigns : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.assigns -> unit) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string -> unit

Iter on the assigns of the corresponding behavior.

  • since Fluorine-20130401
val fold_assigns : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.assigns -> 'a -> 'a) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string -> 'a -> 'a

Fold on the assigns of the corresponding behavior.

val iter_allocates : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.allocation -> unit) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string -> unit

Iter on the allocates of the corresponding behavior.

  • since Fluorine-20130401
val fold_allocates : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.allocation -> 'a -> 'a) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string -> 'a -> 'a

Fold on the allocates of the corresponding behavior.

val iter_extended : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.acsl_extension -> unit) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string -> unit
  • since Sodium-20150201
val fold_extended : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.acsl_extension -> 'a -> 'a) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string -> 'a -> 'a
val iter_behaviors : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.funbehavior -> unit) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> unit

Iter on the behaviors of the given kernel function.

  • since Fluorine-20130401
val fold_behaviors : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.funbehavior -> 'a -> 'a) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> 'a -> 'a

Fold on the behaviors of the given kernel function.

val iter_complete : (Emitter.t -> string list -> unit) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> unit

Iter on the complete clauses of the given kernel function.

  • since Fluorine-20130401
val fold_complete : (Emitter.t -> string list -> 'a -> 'a) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> 'a -> 'a

Fold on the complete clauses of the given kernel function.

val iter_disjoint : (Emitter.t -> string list -> unit) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> unit

Iter on the disjoint clauses of the given kernel function.

  • since Fluorine-20130401
val fold_disjoint : (Emitter.t -> string list -> 'a -> 'a) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> 'a -> 'a

Fold on the disjoint clauses of the given kernel function.

val iter_terminates : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.identified_predicate -> unit) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> unit

apply f to the terminates predicate if any.

  • since Fluorine-20130401
val fold_terminates : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.identified_predicate -> 'a -> 'a) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> 'a -> 'a

apply f to the terminates predicate if any.

val iter_decreases : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.variant -> unit) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> unit

apply f to the decreases term if any.

  • since Fluorine-20130401
val fold_decreases : (Emitter.t -> Cil_types.variant -> 'a -> 'a) -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> 'a -> 'a

apply f to the decreases term if any.

Adding annotations

val add_code_annot : ?keep_empty:bool -> Emitter.t -> ?kf:Cil_types.kernel_function -> Cil_types.stmt -> Cil_types.code_annotation -> unit

Add a new code annotation attached to the given statement. If kf is provided, the function runs faster.

There might be at most one statement contract associated to a given statement and a given set of enclosing behaviors. Trying to associate more than one will result in a merge of the contracts.

The same things happens with loop assigns and allocates/frees. The keep_empty argument is only used for loop assigns and loop allocates, where it is used to decide whether to add the given code annot in case the corresponding category was empty. It defaults to true, which is sound wrt ACSL semantics of equating an absence of annotation with assigns/allocates \everything.

There can be at most one loop variant registered per statement. Attempting to register a second one will result in a fatal error.

  • before 22.0-Titanium

    there was no keep_empty optional argument

Add an assertion attached to the given statement. If kf is provided, the function runs faster.

Add a checking assertion attached to the given statement. If kf is provided, the function runs faster.

Add an hypothesis assertion attached to the given statement. If kf is provided, the function runs faster.

val add_global : Emitter.t -> Cil_types.global_annotation -> unit

Add a new global annotation into the program.

type 'a contract_component_addition = Emitter.t -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> ?stmt:Cil_types.stmt -> ?active:string list -> 'a -> unit

type for functions adding a part of a contract (either for global function or for a given stmt). In the latter case active may be used to state the list of enclosing behavior(s) for which the contract is supposed to hold. active defaults to the empty list, meaning that the contract must always hold.

  • since Aluminium-20160501
type 'a behavior_component_addition = Emitter.t -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> ?stmt:Cil_types.stmt -> ?active:string list -> ?behavior:string -> 'a -> unit

type for functions adding a part of a behavior inside a contract. The contract is found in a similar way as for contract_component_addition functions. Similarly, active has the same meaning as for contract_component_addition.

Default for behavior is Cil.default_behavior_name.

  • since Aluminium-20160501
exception AlreadySpecified of string list

raised when a specification can't be added since there is already one, the list contains the clause kind that can't be addeed (e.g: "decreases").

val add_spec : ?register_children:bool -> ?force:bool -> Cil_types.spec contract_component_addition

Add new spec into the given contract. The force (which defaults to false) parameter is used to determine whether decreases and terminates clauses mùst be relaced if they already exists and a new one is provided.

More precisely, if force is true *and* the new contract has Some terminates, the old one is removed and the new clause is used (the same applies for decreases). *But* if the new clause is None, the old one is kept. If you really want to remove some of these clauses, use remove_decreases and remove_terminates.

If force is false and the contract has Some terminates (or decreases) and the old contract already has such specification, an exception AlreadySpecified is raised. Note that in this case, the function does not perform any modification to the spec.

register_children is directly given to the function add_behaviors.

  • since 23.0-Vanadium
  • before 26.0-Iron:

    the force parameter does not exist

val add_behaviors : ?register_children:bool -> Cil_types.funbehavior list contract_component_addition

Add new behaviors into the given contract. if register_children is true (the default), inner clauses of the behavior will also be registered by the function.

val add_decreases : ?force:bool -> Emitter.t -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> Cil_types.variant -> unit

Add a decrease clause into the contract of the given function.

If force is false (default), if a clause is already attached to the function, an exception AlreadySpecified is raised. If force is true the old specification is dropped and the new one replaces it.

  • before 26.0-Iron:

    the force parameter does not exist

Add a terminates clause into the contract of the given function.

If force is false (default), if a clause is already attached to the function, an exception AlreadySpecified is raised. If force is true the old specification is dropped and the new one replaces it.

  • before 26.0-Iron:

    the force parameter does not exist

val add_complete : string list contract_component_addition

Add a new complete behaviors clause into the contract of the given function. Do nothing (but emit a warning) if this clause already exists in the spec.

val add_disjoint : string list contract_component_addition

Add a new disjoint behaviors clause into the contract of the given function. Do nothing (but emit a warning) if this clause already exists in the spec.

Add new requires clauses into the given behavior.

Add new assumes clauses into the given behavior.

Does nothing but emitting a warning if an attempt is made to add assumes clauses to the default behavior.

Add new ensures clauses into the given behavior.

val add_assigns : keep_empty:bool -> Cil_types.assigns behavior_component_addition

Add new assigns into the given behavior.

If keep_empty is true and the assigns clause were empty, then the assigns clause remains empty. (That corresponds to the ACSL semantics of an assigns clause: if no assigns is specified, that is equivalent to assigns everything.)

val add_allocates : keep_empty:bool -> Cil_types.allocation behavior_component_addition

Add new allocates into the given behavior. See Annotations.add_assigns for the signification of keep_empty

  • before 22.0-Titanium

    there is no keep_empty argument

  • since Sodium-20150201

Removing annotations

Remove a code annotation attached to a statement. The provided emitter must be the one that emits this annotation. Do nothing if the annotation does not exist, or if the emitter is not ok.

val remove_global : Emitter.t -> Cil_types.global_annotation -> unit

Remove a global annotation. The provided emitter must be the one that emits this annotation. Do nothing if the annotation does not exist, or if the emitter is not ok. It is the responsibility of the user to ensure that logic functions/predicates declared in the given annotation are not used elsewhere.

val remove_behavior : ?force:bool -> Emitter.t -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> Cil_types.funbehavior -> unit

Remove a behavior attached to a function. The provided emitter must be the one that emits this annotation. Do nothing if the annotation does not exist, or if the emitter is not ok. If force is false (which is the default), it is not possible to remove a behavior whose the name is used in a complete/disjoint clause. If force is true, it is the responsibility of the user to ensure that complete/disjoint clauses refer to existing behaviors.

val remove_behavior_components : Emitter.t -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> Cil_types.funbehavior -> unit

remove all the component of a behavior, but keeps the name (so as to avoid issues with disjoint/complete clauses).

val remove_decreases : Emitter.t -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> unit

Remove the decreases clause attached to a function. The provided emitter must be the one that emits this annotation. Do nothing if the annotation does not exist, or if the emitter is not ok.

val remove_terminates : Emitter.t -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> unit

Remove the terminates clause attached to a function. The provided emitter must be the one that emits this annotation. Do nothing if the annotation does not exist, or if the emitter is not ok.

val remove_complete : Emitter.t -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string list -> unit

Remove a complete behaviors clause attached to a function. The provided emitter must be the one that emits this annotation. Do nothing if the annotation does not exist, or if the emitter is not ok.

val remove_disjoint : Emitter.t -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> string list -> unit

Remove a disjoint behaviors clause attached to a function. The provided emitter must be the one that emits this annotation. Do nothing if the annotation does not exist, or if the emitter is not ok.

Remove a requires clause from the spec of the given function. Do nothing if the predicate does not exist or was not emitted by the given emitter.

Remove an assumes clause from the spec of the given function. Do nothing if the predicate does not exist or was not emitted by the given emitter.

Remove a post-condition from the spec of the given function. Do nothing if the post-cond does not exist or was not emitted by the given emitter.

val remove_allocates : Emitter.t -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> Cil_types.allocation -> unit

Remove the corresponding allocation clause. Do nothing if the clause does not exist or was not emitted by the given emitter.

val remove_assigns : Emitter.t -> Cil_types.kernel_function -> Cil_types.assigns -> unit

Remove the corresponding assigns clause. Do nothing if the clause does not exist or was not emitted by the given emitter.

  • since Sodium-20150201

Other useful functions

val has_code_annot : ?emitter:Emitter.t -> Cil_types.stmt -> bool
  • returns

    true iff there is some annotation attached to the given statement (and generated by the given emitter, if any).

val emitter_of_code_annot : Cil_types.code_annotation -> Cil_types.stmt -> Emitter.t
  • returns

    the emitter which generated the given code_annotation, assumed to be registered at the given statement.

  • raises Not_found

    if the code annotation does not exist, or if it is registered at another statement.

  • since Magnesium-20151001
val emitter_of_global : Cil_types.global_annotation -> Emitter.t
  • returns

    the emitter which generates a global annotation.

  • raises Not_found

    if the global annotation is not registered.

val logic_info_of_global : string -> Cil_types.logic_info list
  • returns

    the purely logic var of the given name

  • raises Not_found

    if no global annotation declare such a variable

val behavior_names_of_stmt_in_kf : Cil_types.kernel_function -> string list
  • returns

    all the behavior names included in any statement contract of the given function.

  • returns

    all the annotations attached to a statement of the given function.

val fresh_behavior_name : Cil_types.kernel_function -> string -> string
  • returns

    a valid behavior name for the given function and based on the given name.

States

val code_annot_state : State.t

The state which stores all the code annotations of the program.

val funspec_state : State.t

The state which stores all the function contracts of the program.

val global_state : State.t

The state which stores all the global annotations of the program.

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