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1 year ago
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Allan Blanchard
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[doc] remove references to a removed parameter
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@@ -65,9 +65,7 @@ val funspec:
?
emitter
:
Emitter
.
t
->
kernel_function
->
funspec
(** Get the contract associated to the given function.
If [emitter] is specified, return only the annotations that
has been generated by this [emitter]. If [populate] is set to [true]
(default is [true]), then the default contract of function declaration is
generated.
has been generated by this [emitter].
@raise No_funspec whenever the given function has no specification
@before Frama-C+dev the optional parameter [populate] was meant to generate
missing spec. Use {!Populate_spec.populate_funspec} instead. *)
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@@ -87,7 +85,7 @@ val behaviors:
val
decreases
:
?
emitter
:
Emitter
.
t
->
kernel_function
->
variant
option
(** If any, get the decrease clause of the contract associated to the given
function. Meaning of [emitter]
and [populate]
is similar to {!funspec}.
function. Meaning of [emitter] is similar to {!funspec}.
@raise No_funspec whenever the given function has no specification
@before Frama-C+dev the optional parameter [populate] was meant to generate
missing spec. Use {!Populate_spec.populate_funspec} instead. *)
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@@ -95,7 +93,7 @@ val decreases:
val
terminates
:
?
emitter
:
Emitter
.
t
->
kernel_function
->
identified_predicate
option
(** If any, get the terminates clause of the contract associated to the given
function. Meaning of [emitter]
and [populate]
is similar to {!funspec}.
function. Meaning of [emitter] is similar to {!funspec}.
@raise No_funspec whenever the given function has no specification
@before Frama-C+dev the optional parameter [populate] was meant to generate
missing spec. Use {!Populate_spec.populate_funspec} instead. *)
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@@ -103,7 +101,7 @@ val terminates:
val
complete
:
?
emitter
:
Emitter
.
t
->
kernel_function
->
string
list
list
(** Get the complete behaviors clause of the contract associated to the given
function. Meaning of [emitter]
and [populate]
is similar to {!funspec}.
function. Meaning of [emitter] is similar to {!funspec}.
@raise No_funspec whenever the given function has no specification
@before Frama-C+dev the optional parameter [populate] was meant to generate
missing spec. Use {!Populate_spec.populate_funspec} instead. *)
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@@ -111,8 +109,7 @@ val complete:
val
disjoint
:
?
emitter
:
Emitter
.
t
->
kernel_function
->
string
list
list
(** If any, get the disjoint behavior clause of the contract associated to the
given function. Meaning of [emitter] and [populate] is similar to
{!funspec}.
given function. Meaning of [emitter] is similar to {!funspec}.
@raise No_funspec whenever the given function has no specification
@before Frama-C+dev the optional parameter [populate] was meant to generate
missing spec. Use {!Populate_spec.populate_funspec} instead. *)
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