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You can iterate through the history of the path with path.history_iterator. Each history object has information regarding the blocks executed, constraints added, and so forth along the path.
There's no good way to get the original path objects -- in most cases, they'll have already been garbage collected.
With pg.explore(find = find), I can generate the target path as pg.found[0].
If I want to get the exercised path objects of pg.found[0], how could I do?
I know the addresses of execrised blocks can be accessed by path.addr_trace[], for path objects, how to access them?
Thanks.
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