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Implement macaw-riscv-symbolic
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This adds the necessary plumbing to simulate Macaw-lifted RISC-V binaries using `macaw-symbolic`. This proves relatively straightforward, given that RISC-V does not have a lot of special primitive functions or statements to deal with. I have also added a basic test suite to ensure that `macaw-riscv-symbolic` works on end-to-end examples. Fixes #409.
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I can't follow all details, but overall this all looks reasonable to me.
macaw-riscv-symbolic/src/Data/Macaw/RISCV/Symbolic/Functions.hs
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…rror See #412 for the remaining task of allowing the return types of `GenArchVals`' `{lookup,update}Reg` functions to indicate the possibility of an error.
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This bumps the `macaw` submodule to bring in the changes from GaloisInc/macaw#411, which is a prerequisite to being able to implement `macaw-loader-riscv` (see #13). This also requires bumping the `crucible`, `elf-edit`, `llvm-pretty`, and `what4` submodules in order to construct a build plan that is consistent with the latest `macaw` commit.
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This bumps the `macaw` submodule to bring in the changes from GaloisInc/macaw#411, which is a prerequisite to being able to implement `macaw-loader-riscv` (see #13). This also requires bumping the `crucible`, `elf-edit`, `llvm-pretty`, and `what4` submodules in order to construct a build plan that is consistent with the latest `macaw` commit.
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This adds the necessary plumbing to simulate Macaw-lifted RISC-V binaries using
macaw-symbolic
. This proves relatively straightforward, given that RISC-V does not have a lot of special primitive functions or statements to deal with. I have also added a basic test suite to ensure thatmacaw-riscv-symbolic
works on end-to-end examples.Fixes #409.