Hi Weiqi,

Note that such an assignment does not impose any constraints on the input, which is why you don't see them in the path constraints (otherwise a simple code snippet such as buf[1] = '9'; buf[2] = '0' would be considered infeasible). You might want to check the initial KLEE paper for more details.

Best,
Cristian

On 26/08/2021 14:55, Weiqi Wang wrote:
Hi,

I’m wondering whether klee generate constraints when a concrete value is written to symbolic position? I tried a toy program and it seemed klee doesn’t. Specifically, I added a `buf[1] = ‘9’ before the password check in check_password(). But I only get constraint: (Eq 104 (Read w8 0 A-data)) due to short-circuit evaluation. What I would like to see are two constriants: (Eq 104 (Read w8 0 A-data)) and (Eq 57 (Read w8 1 A-data))

Is there an easy way to add this feature? Could you give me some hint on which file to modify?

Best,

Weiqi


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