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Lecture Notes on Static Analysis

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Lecture Notes on Static Analysis
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Publisher: IT University of Copenhagen
Number of pages: 58

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These notes present principles and applications of static analysis of programs. We cover type analysis, lattice theory, control flow graphs, dataflow analysis, fixed-point algorithms, narrowing and widening, inter-procedural analysis, control flow analysis, and pointer analysis.

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