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Symbolic execution of multithreaded programs from arbitrary program contexts

Tom Bergan, Dan Grossman, Luís Ceze

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Abstract

We describe an algorithm to perform symbolic execution of a multithreaded program starting from an arbitrary program context. We argue that this can enable more efficient symbolic exploration of deep code paths in multithreaded programs by allowing the symbolic engine to jump directly to program contexts of interest.

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We describe an algorithm to perform symbolic execution of a multithreaded program starting from an arbitrary program context. We argue that this can enable more efficient symbolic exploration of deep code paths in multithreaded programs by allowing the symbolic engine to jump directly to program contexts of interest.

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We describe an algorithm to perform symbolic execution of a multithreaded program starting from an arbitrary program context. We argue that this can enable more efficient symbolic exploration of deep code paths in multithreaded programs by allowing the symbolic engine to jump directly to program contexts of interest.

Key concepts: Computer science, Symbolic execution, Programming language, The Symbolic, Symbolic trajectory evaluation, Context (archaeology), Code (set theory), Program code

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