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For the two MAYALIAS in this test case, I think they should be NOALIAS?
This is because c and &b are aliases, and b, z1, z2 are variables declared differently, hence &b, &z1, &z2 cannot be aliases?
Could you advise if my understanding is correct?
// cs_tests/recur8.c
#include "aliascheck.h"
int z1,z2;
void foo(int **p);
void bar(int **a){
int *c, b;
*a = &b;
c = *a;
MUSTALIAS(c,&b);
MAYALIAS(c,&z1); // it should be no-alias if strong updates are enabled
MAYALIAS(c,&z2);
foo(a);
}
void foo(int** p){
p = malloc(10);
*p = &z2;
bar(p);
}
int main(){
int **x, *y;
x = &y;
y = &z1;
foo(x);
}
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I'm working on a flow-sensitive analysis technique. For this program, it is non-terminating due to the recursive call of foo and bar, and my analysis tool doesn't terminate as well. Could you advise if this test case can be fixed? E.g., by adding a base case to the recursive call?
Hi,
For the two MAYALIAS in this test case, I think they should be NOALIAS?
This is because
c
and&b
are aliases, andb
,z1
,z2
are variables declared differently, hence&b
,&z1
,&z2
cannot be aliases?Could you advise if my understanding is correct?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: