We abstract a denotational trace semantics for an imperative language into a compositional and focussed watchpoint semantics. Every abstraction of its computational domain induces an abstract, still compositional and focussed watchpoint semantics. We describe its implementation and instantiation with a domain of signs. It shows that its space and time costs are proportional to the number of watchpoints and that abstract compilation reduces those costs significantly.
Watchpoint Semantics: A Tool for Compositional and Focussed Static Analyses
SPOTO, Nicola Fausto
2001
Abstract
We abstract a denotational trace semantics for an imperative language into a compositional and focussed watchpoint semantics. Every abstraction of its computational domain induces an abstract, still compositional and focussed watchpoint semantics. We describe its implementation and instantiation with a domain of signs. It shows that its space and time costs are proportional to the number of watchpoints and that abstract compilation reduces those costs significantly.
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