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Implementing Partial Evaluator Via Symbolic Execution (Work in Progress) Ran Ji Joint work with Reiner H ahnle and Richard Bubel Department of Computer Science and Engineering Chalmers University of Technology May 26, 2010


  1. Implementing Partial Evaluator Via Symbolic Execution (Work in Progress) Ran Ji Joint work with Reiner H¨ ahnle and Richard Bubel Department of Computer Science and Engineering Chalmers University of Technology May 26, 2010 www.key-project.org www.hats-project.eu Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 1 / 19

  2. Outline ◮ Introduction to partial evaluation ◮ Interleaving symbolic execution and partial evaluation ◮ Implementing partial evaluator via symbolic execution ◮ Summary Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 2 / 19

  3. Partial Evaluation Theorem ( s mn Theorem, Kleene, 1943) Let f ( � y ) be a computable function with � x = x 1 , . . . , x m , � y = y 1 , . . . , y n . x ,� There is an m + 1 -ary primitive recursive function s m n such that: x ) = λ� y . f ( � y ) φ s m x ,� n ( f ,� Proof. Choose s m n such that φ s m x ) binds the first m free variables of f to the n ( f ,� first m arguments, then run f . Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 3 / 19

  4. Partial Evaluation Theorem ( s mn Theorem, Kleene, 1943) Let f ( � y ) be a computable function with � x = x 1 , . . . , x m , � y = y 1 , . . . , y n . x ,� There is an m + 1 -ary primitive recursive function s m n such that: x ) = λ� y . f ( � y ) φ s m x ,� n ( f ,� Proof. Choose s m n such that φ s m x ) binds the first m free variables of f to the n ( f ,� first m arguments, then run f . Research Programme of Partial Evaluation Prove the s mn Theorem in a non-trivial way such that: 1 φ s m x ) is more efficient than f n ( f ,� 2 for programs, not only functions Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 3 / 19

  5. Partial Evaluation, Cont’d Program specialization with optimization as goal ◮ Intended to be fully automatic (cf. program transformation) ◮ Research started 1964ff, 1980s “golden time” ◮ Mainly used in functional/logic programming ◮ Mainly used in compilation, compiler generation, meta-interpretation ◮ Techniques: • folding, constant propagation • binding time analysis (what can be considered as static?) • program point specialization (define+fold) • symbolic execution ◮ side effects, dynamic calls, aliases — gets ugly and somewhat ad hoc ◮ Seemingly no advanced PE for recent Java available (JSpec dead?) Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 4 / 19

  6. Symbolic Execution or Partial Evaluation Both viewed as generalization of standard program execution Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 5 / 19

  7. Symbolic Execution or Partial Evaluation Both viewed as generalization of standard program execution Symbolic Execution Execution of one program run with symbolic values Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 5 / 19

  8. Symbolic Execution or Partial Evaluation Both viewed as generalization of standard program execution Symbolic Execution Execution of one program run with symbolic values Partial Evaluation static input � x partial target evaluator program p mix dynamic specialized pro- specialized output input � gram p � program p � y x x Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 5 / 19

  9. Symbolic Execution and Partial Evaluation: Opportunities Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 6 / 19

  10. Symbolic Execution and Partial Evaluation: Opportunities ◮ Symbolic execution cannot specialize its target code: employ partial evaluation Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 6 / 19

  11. Symbolic Execution and Partial Evaluation: Opportunities ◮ Symbolic execution cannot specialize its target code: employ partial evaluation Interleaving symbolic execution and partial evaluation, to boost the performance of symbolic execution (FMCO’09) Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 6 / 19

  12. Symbolic Execution and Partial Evaluation: Opportunities ◮ Symbolic execution cannot specialize its target code: employ partial evaluation Interleaving symbolic execution and partial evaluation, to boost the performance of symbolic execution (FMCO’09) ◮ Partial evaluation approximates operational semantics: gain precision with complete symbolic execution engine Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 6 / 19

  13. Symbolic Execution and Partial Evaluation: Opportunities ◮ Symbolic execution cannot specialize its target code: employ partial evaluation Interleaving symbolic execution and partial evaluation, to boost the performance of symbolic execution (FMCO’09) ◮ Partial evaluation approximates operational semantics: gain precision with complete symbolic execution engine Interleaving symbolic execution and partial evaluation, to achieve a sophisticated partial evaluator (Work in progress!) Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 6 / 19

  14. Running Example: Control Circuit y = 80; threshold = 100; if (y > threshold) { decrease = true ; } else { decrease = false ; } while ( | y − threshold | > eps) { y = decrease ? y − 1 : y+1; } Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 7 / 19

  15. Control-Flow Graph (CFG) y=80 y = 80; threshold=100 threshold = 100; y > threshold ? if (y > threshold) decrease= true decrease= false { decrease = true ; } else { decrease = false ; } | y − threshold | > eps ? while ( | y − threshold | > eps) { decrease ? y = decrease ? y − 1 : y+1; y=y − 1 y=y+1 } • • Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 8 / 19

  16. Partial Evaluation On CFG y=80 Variables Value y threshold=100 threshold y > threshold ? decrease decrease= true decrease= false Static information propagated along CFG: | y − threshold | > eps ? decrease ? y=y − 1 y=y+1 • • Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 9 / 19

  17. Partial Evaluation On CFG y=80 Variables Value y 80 threshold=100 threshold y > threshold ? decrease decrease= true decrease= false Static information propagated along CFG: | y − threshold | > eps ? decrease ? y=y − 1 y=y+1 • • Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 9 / 19

  18. Partial Evaluation On CFG y=80 Variables Value y 80 threshold=100 threshold 100 y > threshold ? decrease decrease= true decrease= false Static information propagated along CFG: | y − threshold | > eps ? decrease ? y=y − 1 y=y+1 • • Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 9 / 19

  19. Partial Evaluation On CFG y=80 Variables Value y 80 threshold=100 threshold 100 80 > 100 ? decrease decrease= true decrease= false Static information propagated along CFG: | y − threshold | > eps ? ◮ constant propagation decrease ? y=y − 1 y=y+1 • • Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 9 / 19

  20. Partial Evaluation On CFG y=80 Variables Value y 80 threshold=100 threshold 100 decrease false decrease= true decrease= false Static information propagated along CFG: | y − threshold | > eps ? ◮ constant propagation ◮ constant expression decrease ? evaluation y=y − 1 y=y+1 • • Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 9 / 19

  21. Partial Evaluation On CFG y=80 Variables Value y 80 threshold=100 threshold 100 decrease false decrease= false Static information propagated along CFG: | y − threshold | > eps ? ◮ constant propagation ◮ constant expression decrease ? evaluation y=y − 1 y=y+1 ◮ dead code elimination • • Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 9 / 19

  22. Partial Evaluation On CFG y=80 Variables Value y 80 threshold=100 threshold 100 decrease false false decrease= false Static information propagated along CFG: | y − threshold | > eps ? ◮ constant propagation ◮ constant expression decrease ? evaluation y=y − 1 y=y+1 ◮ dead code elimination • • Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 9 / 19

  23. Partial Evaluation On CFG y=80 Variables Value y 80 threshold=100 threshold 100 decrease false false decrease= false Static information propagated along CFG: | y − threshold | > eps ? ◮ constant propagation ◮ constant expression decrease ? evaluation y=y − 1 y=y+1 ◮ dead code elimination • • Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 9 / 19

  24. Partial Evaluation On CFG y=80 Variables Value y - threshold=100 threshold 100 decrease false false decrease= false Static information propagated along CFG: | y − threshold | > eps ? ◮ constant propagation ◮ constant expression decrease ? evaluation y=y − 1 y=y+1 ◮ dead code elimination • • Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 9 / 19

  25. Partial Evaluation On CFG y=80 Variables Value y - threshold=100 threshold 100 decrease false false decrease= false Static information propagated along CFG: | y − 100 | > eps ? ◮ constant propagation ◮ constant expression decrease ? evaluation y=y − 1 y=y+1 ◮ dead code elimination • • Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 9 / 19

  26. Partial Evaluation On CFG y=80 Variables Value y - threshold=100 threshold 100 decrease false false decrease= false Static information propagated along CFG: | y − 100 | > eps ? ◮ constant propagation ◮ constant expression decrease ? evaluation y=y − 1 y=y+1 ◮ dead code elimination • • Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 9 / 19

  27. Partial Evaluation On CFG y=80 Variables Value y - threshold=100 threshold 100 decrease false false decrease= false Static information propagated along CFG: | y − 100 | > eps ? ◮ constant propagation ◮ constant expression false evaluation y=y+1 ◮ dead code elimination • • Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 9 / 19

  28. Partial Evaluation On CFG y=80 Variables Value y - threshold=100 threshold 100 decrease false false decrease= false Static information propagated along CFG: | y − 100 | > eps ? ◮ constant propagation ◮ constant expression false evaluation y=y+1 ◮ dead code elimination • • Ran Ji KeY’10 100526 9 / 19

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