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Description: This course surveys recent language-based approaches for finding
software defects that are endemic to programs written in C. Emphasis
is on techniques leveraging language implementations and
type-checking that (a) prove the absence of certain errors and (b) do
not (necessarily) treat C as though it were a higher level language.
Students design and complete projects aimed at finding errors in C
programs automatically. The course should have plenty to offer
programming-language students and students who write C-level systems
(operating systems, networking code, embeddedy systems, etc.), so the
latter are particularly encouraged to attend.
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