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> This isn't easy, and I know the problem space is larger, but does anyone ever do this for software? Typically the state space is simply too large to be pract
by gsnedders 11y ago
> This isn't easy, and I know the problem space is larger, but does anyone ever do this for software?
Typically the state space is simply too large to be practical. It is, admittedly, how a lot of verified software is done (because there are so few verified compilers), though often then the source-code to assembly correspondence is verified manually, which limits possible optimisations.