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robby-phd opened this issue
Aug 2, 2016
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obsoleteIssues that involve/depend on deprecated code, such that they are not worth pursuingwontfixClosed issues that we decided not to fix, but are still potentially relevant
The attached zip file contains an example (sha2-openbsd-llvm_symexec.saw) where llvm_symexec fails to initialize the input symbolic state with the following error message:
saw: user error ("llvm_symexec" (.../llvm-memory-model/sha2-openbsd-llvm_symexec.saw:9:15):
internal: uncaught exception: Invalid store address: (Prelude.bvAdd
64
lss__alloc5
(Prelude.bvNat 64 0)))
Upon close inspection with @atomb, it is determined that the script should work.
Interestingly, another script using llvm_verify (sha2-openbsd-llvm_verify.saw) works.
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obsoleteIssues that involve/depend on deprecated code, such that they are not worth pursuingwontfixClosed issues that we decided not to fix, but are still potentially relevant
The attached zip file contains an example (
sha2-openbsd-llvm_symexec.saw
) wherellvm_symexec
fails to initialize the input symbolic state with the following error message:Upon close inspection with @atomb, it is determined that the script should work.
Interestingly, another script using
llvm_verify
(sha2-openbsd-llvm_verify.saw
) works.llvm-memory-model.zip
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: