CStr Invariant proofs for bytes, as_ptr, to_str #192
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rajathkotyal
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@rajathkotyal Could you please resolve the conflicts that just came up? |
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Hi @rajathkotyal, is it possible to use arbitrary_cstr function in these harnesses?
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Sure, updated code @celinval |
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Thanks @celinval , can we get a workflow approval for this PR? |
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Towards #150
Verifies that the CStr safety invariant holds after calling :
bytes core::ffi::c_strto_str core::ffi::c_stras_ptr core::ffi::c_strBy submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 and MIT licenses.