Comments (3)
SMTChecker is currently not able to analyze inline assembly, so it is over-approximating possible behaviours. Basically it assumes that anything could have been changed.
You should see the warning
Warning: SMTChecker: 1 unsupported language feature(s). Enable the model checker option "show unsupported" to see all of them.
And if you run with --model-checker-show-unsupported
, you will see more details.
Warning: Inline assembly may cause SMTChecker to produce spurious warnings (false positives).
--> test.sol:5:7:
|
5 | assembly {
| ^ (Relevant source part starts here and spans across multiple lines).
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May I ask if SMTChecker will support inline assembly in the future
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If someone will implement it then yes :)
But at the moment, there are no concrete plans regarding this feature.
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