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// RUN: %boogie "%s" -infer:j > "%t"
// RUN: %diff "%s.expect" "%t"
procedure P()
{
var a: int, b: int, c: int;
a := 0;
while (*) {
a := a + 1;
}
// a in [0, infty]
b := 0;
if (*) { b := b + 1; }
if (*) { b := b + 1; }
if (*) { b := b + 1; }
// b in [0, 3]
c := a - b;
// c in [-3, infty]
goto Next;
Next:
assert -3 <= c;
assert c <= 0; // error (there was once an error in the Intervals which thought this assertion to be true)
}
// The following tests a triply nested array, where the innermost array is a polymorphic map.
// There was once an error in Boogie's handling of such things in the AI code.
type ref;
type teflon;
type Field a;
type HeapType = <a>[Field a]a;
var Heap: HeapType;
procedure Q(myField: Field [ref][teflon]bool, r: ref, t: teflon)
modifies Heap;
{
Heap[myField][r][t] := true;
}
// -----
procedure Neq()
{
var n: int;
assume 2 <= n && n <= 10;
assume 2 != n;
assume n != 10;
while (*) {
n := n;
}
assert 3 <= n;
assert n < 10;
}
procedure NeqX()
{
var n: real;
assume 2.0 <= n && n <= 10.0;
assume 2.0 != n;
assume n != 10.0;
// The following statement will cause Boogie to know about n only
// what the abstract interpreter has inferred so far.
while (*) { n := n; }
assert 2.0 <= n && n <= 10.0; // yes
assert 2.0 < n; // error, the abstract domain is not precise enough to figure this out
assert n < 10.0; // error, ditto
}
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