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CIVLStatePredicate,dev.civl.gmc.StatePredicateIF<State>
A functional equivalence predicate contains a specification output, which is
a set of pairs (pathcondition, output variable map), and is checked at the
final state of the program. Given a specification and an implementation, the
predicate is true if for every final state (p, o) of the implementation,
there exists at least one entry (p', o') in the specification output such
that p invalid input: '&'invalid input: '&' p' -> o=o'. Formally, suppose the specification output is {(p0,
o0), (p1, o1), ...}, then the following predicate must be valid: p -> (p1
invalid input: '&'invalid input: '&' o=o1 || p2 invalid input: '&'invalid input: '&' o=o2 || ...).
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Method Summary
Methods inherited from interface dev.civl.mc.predicate.IF.CIVLStatePredicate
getUnreportedViolation, getViolation, isAndPredicateMethods inherited from interface dev.civl.gmc.StatePredicateIF
explanation, holdsAt
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