programs. This means being able to statically analyze a language
with most of the usual programming paradigms :I have been working (from March 1997 to
February 2000), with Xavier
Leroy on a static analysis to detect uncaught exceptions in Objective
Caml
programs. This means being able to statically analyze a language
with most of the usual programming paradigms :
My thesis report, "Détection statique d'exceptions non rattrapées en Objective Caml" is now available online. Two files can be found, first a summary (in Postscript gzip-ed), and then the full report (also in Postscript gzip-ed format). For the moment, only a French version is available, but some papers, in English, describing this work are also available in my publications section.
OcamlExc, is freely available as an OCaml sources tarball here. Version 1.0.1 is an update of the initial release with no additional features except ... it compiles with the latest OCaml version (and a minor bug was also fixed). This package contains the sources and the documentation as man pages.
The
CamlTk library is required to
build the graphical user interface
allowing an easier presentation of the results of the analysis. The
official version of this library is not compatible with new versions of
various used libraries. I patched it to have it compiling again but I
didn't yet provide these changes to the OCaml repository. Take the
right version of CamlTk here.