From: drl7x Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2003 21:20:32 +0000 (+0000) Subject: Updated html and word versions of the manual X-Git-Tag: splint-3_1_1~10 X-Git-Url: http://andersk.mit.edu/gitweb/splint.git/commitdiff_plain/ed62d3fbeda6bb085991cdd683ceacfc57f7afbe Updated html and word versions of the manual --- diff --git a/doc/html/manual.htm b/doc/html/manual.htm index 970207f..4532c25 100644 --- a/doc/html/manual.htm +++ b/doc/html/manual.htm @@ -1201,11 +1201,11 @@ Splint Manual

Version -3.0.1.7

+3.1.0

17 March -2003

+'font-size: 18.0pt;font-family:"Book Antiqua"'>12 April 2003 +

 

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Splint research at the University of Virginia -is currently funded in part by a grant from the NASA Langley -Research Center, an NSF CAREER Award for swarm programming, and an -NSF CCLI Award for using analysis to teach software -engineering.  David Larochelle is funded by a USENIX student -research grant.    

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+Splint research at the University of Virginia is currently funded in part by an NSF CAREER Award and an NSF CCLI Award for using analysis to teach software engineering.  Splint has been previously supported by a grant from NASA and David Larochelle was funded by a USENIX student research grant. + 


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-Version 3.0.1

+Version 3.1.0

7 -January 2002

+12 April 2003

 

Splintmstring.

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4.3.3            +Semi-Abstract Types

+ +Sometimes it is useful to have a type that is abstract in some ways, but can be used with the standard numerical operators. Splint supports numabstract types for this purpose. The /*@numabstract@*/ annotation denotes a numabstract type. Splint will report warnings when numabstract types are used inconsistently, but allow binary numeric operators to operate on two values of the same numabstract type. +

4.4/*@innerbreak@*/.

Since continue - only makes sense within loops, warnings are only reported for + only makes sense within loops, a warning (Controlled by looploopcontinue.) + is reported only for continue statements within - nested loops.  (Controlled by looploopcontinue.)  A + nested loops.  A safe inner continue may be preceded by