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Currently, the behaviour of unknown utilties and options is determined by the command-line option --fail-on-unknown-utilities: By default, the concrete and symbolic interpretation results in an error with a message in stdout. With the option enabled, the interpreter raises exception and fail with return code 7 or 8.
With #60 we can use the failure behaviour, which captures execution outside the coverage of the symbolic execution, for unknown utiltiies and options as well. Consequently, we can discard the option --fail-on-unknow-utilities, and make failure the standard for the concrete interpreter without --real-word.
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Currently, the behaviour of unknown utilties and options is determined by the command-line option
--fail-on-unknown-utilities
: By default, the concrete and symbolic interpretation results in an error with a message in stdout. With the option enabled, the interpreter raises exception and fail with return code 7 or 8.With #60 we can use the
failure
behaviour, which captures execution outside the coverage of the symbolic execution, for unknown utiltiies and options as well. Consequently, we can discard the option--fail-on-unknow-utilities
, and make failure the standard for the concrete interpreter without--real-word
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: