This directory contains the implementation of CASS, a generic and distributed analysis system for Curry programs.
The analysis system is structured as a worker/server application where the workers are triggered by the main server to analyse individual modules.
The analysis system can also be used as a client from other
application programs by a socket interface. The protocol of this
interface is described in Protocol.txt. The server is
explicitly started by the program cass (generated via
make) or implicitly by application programs that use of the
operation Configuration.getServerPortNumber to find out the
port number to connect to the analysis server. The port number can
either be explicitly specified the starting the main server program
via
cass -p <port>or a free port number is chosen when the analysis server is started.
The current port and process numbers of a running analysis server are
temporarily stored in the file $HOME/.curryanalysis.port
(in the tuple format (port,pid)).
The program cass can also be started on a console with
arguments:
cass <analysis> <module>In this case, the analysis with the specified name is applied to the specified module without the use of the server protocol and the output is shown on stdout. Run the command
cass --helpto get a description of the arguments and a list of registered analysis names.
The analysis system can be configured in the file
$HOME/.curryanalysisrc which is installed after the first
run of the system. The implementations of the individual analysis are
usually defined in the package cass-analysis).
CASS.Registry: All available analyses must be
registered here.CASS.Server: The main module implementing the use of
the server.CASS.ServerFormats: Definition and implementation of
output formats.CASS.WorkerFunctions: Implementation of the analysis
workers (in particular, alternative fixpoint iterations to compute
dependency analyses, see option fixpoint in the
configuration file, must be inserted here).The Curry program UsingCass in directory
examples contains a simple program demonstrating the use of
analysis results computed by CASS inside another Curry program.
Contact: Michael Hanus