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[FEATURE REQUEST] Greatest lower bound for set and inverse set lattice domains #71

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VincenzoArceri opened this issue Apr 18, 2021 · 0 comments · Fixed by #72
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🎊 resolution:resolved Bug or feature resolved - might not have been merged to master yet 🔍 scope:analysis Work regarding abstract domains or fixpoint algorithms 🎆 type:feature New feature or request
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SetLattice and InverseSetLattice should provide the greatest lower bound operation in order to better manipulate set elements in abstract domains using them, such as upper bounds or pentagons.

@VincenzoArceri VincenzoArceri added the 🎆 type:feature New feature or request label Apr 18, 2021
@VincenzoArceri VincenzoArceri added this to the 0.1a5 milestone Apr 18, 2021
@VincenzoArceri VincenzoArceri self-assigned this Apr 18, 2021
@VincenzoArceri VincenzoArceri added this to TODO in LiSA via automation Apr 18, 2021
@lucaneg lucaneg added the 🎊 resolution:resolved Bug or feature resolved - might not have been merged to master yet label Apr 18, 2021
@lucaneg lucaneg moved this from TODO to DOING in LiSA Apr 18, 2021
LiSA automation moved this from DOING to DONE Apr 18, 2021
@lucaneg lucaneg moved this from DONE to MERGED in LiSA Apr 30, 2021
@lucaneg lucaneg added the 🔍 scope:analysis Work regarding abstract domains or fixpoint algorithms label Jan 21, 2022
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