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It could be handy to have a plug-in in GNATStudio so that the user can run the tool after a prove and see the information possibly interspersed with the actual source code.
Not clear yet, though, how the output should be displayed in the IDE.
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IMO the simplest integration is to have the tool display a sorted list of all checks, starting with the unproved and then the proved ones, ordered by decreasing proof time. Possibly with a cut-off at 1s to not display proofs that are faster than that. If you use the "file:line:col msg" format, the standard output parser in GNAT Studio will readily add links to the source code.
Something more involved would require plotting the proof effort. I can imagine having a 2-dimensional plot with steps/time as axes and a dot for each check, on which you can zoom and click on a given dot to bring you to the corresponding line-of-code and message. Just a product of imagination right now, as it probably requires extending Cairo binding in GNAT Studio. Not sure it's worth the effort, compared to the simple integration above.
It could be handy to have a plug-in in GNATStudio so that the user can run the tool after a prove and see the information possibly interspersed with the actual source code.
Not clear yet, though, how the output should be displayed in the IDE.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: