I was wondering iif there is a way to know which specific statement in a program generated a given path constraint in the path summaries obtained with Symbolic PathFinder ? Here I mean,
let's say I have this bit of code :
I obtain a summary like (val > 2) && val = 3 V (val<=2) && val =2
Is there a way for me to know during the symbolic execution that (val > 2) was obtained when parsing line 3 ?
Good morning,
I was wondering iif there is a way to know which specific statement in a program generated a given path constraint in the path summaries obtained with Symbolic PathFinder ? Here I mean, let's say I have this bit of code :
I obtain a summary like (val > 2) && val = 3 V (val<=2) && val =2 Is there a way for me to know during the symbolic execution that (val > 2) was obtained when parsing line 3 ?
Thanks !