Python Branch Statement Analyzer
The purpose of this library is two-fold:
- Detect independent paths through a function and represent all paths as a fully-connected Kripke Structure.
- Instrument a function to preserve the states of the conditional variables for an execution of the function and augment the return value of the function with the conditional variable states.
Path detection
TODO
Instrumentation
TODO
Usage
Decomposition of a function into a condition tree is accomplished by calling
the BranchTree.from_function static method like so:
def myfunc(x):
if x <= 10:
return x**2
else:
return x*2
tree = BranchTree.from_function(myfunc)
Conversion of the BranchTree into a Kripke Structure can be accomplished by
calling the BranchTree.into_kripke method once the function has been analyzed.
A function can be instrumented using the instrument_function decorator, which
will return another function that accepts the same inputs and returns a tuple
containing the return value of the function and the states of the conditional
variables.
@instrument_function
def myfunc(x):
if x <= 10:
return x**2
else:
return x*2
states, retval = myfunc(8)
Documentation
Documentation for this project can be found on Read the Docs
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