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Logic programming, Attribute Grammars, Pattern matching, and Term Rewriting offer different declarative views on program analysis. In this talk I will discuss two bug detection tools that we have built for Java through a combination of the first three techniques and reflect on the opportunities offered by the different approaches and their strengths and weaknesses. | Logic programming, Attribute Grammars, Pattern matching, and Term Rewriting offer different declarative views on (frontend-level) program analysis. In this talk I will discuss two bug detection tools that we have built for Java through a combination of the first three techniques and reflect on the opportunities offered by the different approaches and their strengths and weaknesses. | ||
The talk is largely based on the following papers: | The talk is largely based on the following papers: | ||
* Alexandru Dura, Christoph Reichenbach, Emma Söderberg: `JavaDL: Automatically Incrementalizing Java Bug Pattern Detection' (OOPSLA 2021) | |||
* Idriss Riouak, Christoph Reichenbach, Görel Hedin, Niklas Fors: `A Precise Framework for Source-Level Control-Flow Analysis' (SCAM 2021) | |||
Latest revision as of 17:52, 11 August 2022
Logic programming, Attribute Grammars, Pattern matching, and Term Rewriting offer different declarative views on (frontend-level) program analysis. In this talk I will discuss two bug detection tools that we have built for Java through a combination of the first three techniques and reflect on the opportunities offered by the different approaches and their strengths and weaknesses. The talk is largely based on the following papers:
- Alexandru Dura, Christoph Reichenbach, Emma Söderberg: `JavaDL: Automatically Incrementalizing Java Bug Pattern Detection' (OOPSLA 2021)
- Idriss Riouak, Christoph Reichenbach, Görel Hedin, Niklas Fors: `A Precise Framework for Source-Level Control-Flow Analysis' (SCAM 2021)
