Younghwan Go
2014-07-29 13:36:16 UTC
Hello everyone,
I've been working on modifying klee to pass multiple queries to stp
solver at the same time. I got the most part working but faced a problem
when gathering "std::vector<const Array*> objects", which store the
symbolic objects to be passed to the solver.
Since it's a vector of class pointer, I tried to copy every element
while iterating through the vector as shown below.
std::vector<const Array*> new_objects;
for (std::vector<const Array*>::const_iterator it = objects.begin(), ie
= objects.end(); it != ie; ++it) {
const Array *array = *it;
const Array *copy = array->clone();
new_objects.push_back(copy); *// crash here*
}
Since the class Array didn't provide any copy constructor, I implemented
my own version in Expr.h as below.
Array(const Array &orig) : name(orig.name), size(orig.size),
constantValues(orig.constantValues), domain(orig.domain),
range(orig.range) {
computeHash();
}
Array* clone() const { return (new Array(*this)); }
I'm guessing that the copying is done incorrectly, which causes
push_back() function to crash. If anyone can shed some light on this,
it'll be a great help. Also if anyone knows a better way to copy objects
vector, please share!
Regards,
Younghwan
I've been working on modifying klee to pass multiple queries to stp
solver at the same time. I got the most part working but faced a problem
when gathering "std::vector<const Array*> objects", which store the
symbolic objects to be passed to the solver.
Since it's a vector of class pointer, I tried to copy every element
while iterating through the vector as shown below.
std::vector<const Array*> new_objects;
for (std::vector<const Array*>::const_iterator it = objects.begin(), ie
= objects.end(); it != ie; ++it) {
const Array *array = *it;
const Array *copy = array->clone();
new_objects.push_back(copy); *// crash here*
}
Since the class Array didn't provide any copy constructor, I implemented
my own version in Expr.h as below.
Array(const Array &orig) : name(orig.name), size(orig.size),
constantValues(orig.constantValues), domain(orig.domain),
range(orig.range) {
computeHash();
}
Array* clone() const { return (new Array(*this)); }
I'm guessing that the copying is done incorrectly, which causes
push_back() function to crash. If anyone can shed some light on this,
it'll be a great help. Also if anyone knows a better way to copy objects
vector, please share!
Regards,
Younghwan