package binsec

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Semantic analysis of binary executables

Install

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Sourcetype t

Sourceval initializations : t -> int Binsec.Bitvector.Collection.Map.t

Sourceval create : unit -> t

val assign : 
  ?wild:bool ->
  string ->
  Binsec.Formula.sort ->
  Binsec.Formula.term ->
  t ->
  t

Sourceval havoc : ?wild:bool -> string -> Binsec.Formula.sort -> t -> t

assign variable with a fresh symbolic value

Sourceval declare : ?wild:bool -> string -> Binsec.Formula.sort -> t -> t

if wild is set, then the variable is appended to uncontroled

Sourceval constrain : Binsec.Formula.bl_term -> t -> t

constrain c s adds constraint c to state s

Sourceval comment : string -> t -> t

comment cmt s

Sourceval formula : t -> Binsec.Formula.formula

val memory_term : 
  Binsec.Formula.ax_term ->
  string * Binsec.Formula.sort * Binsec.Formula.term

Sourceval get_memory : t -> Binsec.Formula.ax_term

Sourceval get_path_constraint : t -> Binsec.Formula.bl_term

Sourceval get_bv : string -> Binsec.Size.Bit.t -> t -> Binsec.Formula.bv_term * t

automatically declares missing variables, thus returns t

Sourceval init_mem_at : addr:Binsec.Bitvector.t -> size:int -> t -> t

Sourceval uncontrolled : t -> Binsec.Formula.VarSet.t

Sourceval pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit