Abstract

We describe Chisel--a tool that synthesizes a program slicer directly from a given algebraic specification of a programming language operational semantics. This semantics is assumed to be a rewriting logic specification, given in Maude, while the program is a ground term of this specification. We present the tool on two types of language paradigms: high-level, imperative and low-level assembly languages. We conduct experiments with standard benchmarking used in avionics.

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