PV3 tools in ProVerBPV3

PV3 tools allow the end user to control the properties that are being checked. For instance, it could be a tool that analyses user-written assertions in the code and verifies that they are indeed always respected by the program.

• AdamMC (verifies user-specified properties of Petri nets)
• AGREE (checks properties against an AADL model)
• Alloy Analyzer (checks user-specified assertions in Alloy models)
• AllRepair (proposes minimal repairs to the source code to satisfy properties)
• Avy (takes a model and a property and checks satisfiability within bounds)
• Batfish (checks properties of networks)
• CBMC (verifies given/parameterised properties of C code)
• CIVL (checks if properties of a concurrent program have been violated)
• COASTAL (checks properties of annotated Java code with concolic execution and fuzz testing)
• CoSA (checks user-specified properties for hardware designs)
• CPAchecker (checks user-specified assertions in C program)
• Diffy (checks user-specified assertions in a C program)
• DIVINE (checks user-specified assertions in a C/C++ program)
• DNNV (verifies if a given property holds for a given neural network according to a given verifier)
• DPU (detects violations of user-defined and assumed assertions)
• EBMC (checks assertions/properties against a Verilog/Netlists/… spec)
• ERAN (verifies safety properties of neural networks against input perturbations)
• ForeSee (generates an input that triggers a violation of the user-specified property)
• Forester (checks user-specified property for a C program)
• Helmholtz (verifies properties from program annotations)
• HybridSynchAADL (checks given requirements for HybridSynchAADL models)
• HyPA (checks $\forall^k \exists^l$-safety properties of a model)
• ILAng (constructs ILA models, makes them from templates, checks equivalence, verifies properties)
• IMITATOR (can perform a number of actions on a network of automata and a set of desired properties)
• Java Ranger (checks properties of annotated Java code with static symbolic execution)
• JBMC (checks user-defined assertions and runtime exceptions in Java code)
• JDart (checks properties of annotated Java code with dynamic symbolic execution)
• JPF (checks properties of annotated Java code)
• KIPRO2 (checks properties of a pCGL program)
• KLEE (checks properties by symbolic execution)
• LLMC (checks assertions in a multi-threaded program)
• Marabou (checks user-specified properties of deep neural networks)
• McRERS (checks interruptible LTL property for a labelled transition system)
• mcsta (checks LTL/CTL properties of a model)
• MOCS (checks properties of a given network)
• modes (checks properties of a model in presence of nondeterminism and rare events)
• Modest (a collection of stochastic model checkers)
• modysh (checks properties of a Markov decision process with dynamic search and heuristic planning)
• Move Prover (checks user-specified properties of Move smart contracts)
• MSATIC3 (a dedicated property checker for infinite domains)
• Mungojerrie (generates a reward scheme from an ω-regular objective and checks it on finite models)
• NNrepair (repairs neural network classifiers based on examples)
• Pinaka (checks user-specified assertions in GOTO and C programs)
• POMC (checks whether a user-specified POTL formula holds for an automaton or MiniProc program)
• Pono (checks a user-specified property for a transition system)
• POR-SE (checks properties of multi-threaded programs by symbolic execution)
• Premise (computes the probability of a user-specified risk in a Markov decision process)
• PRISM (model checker for probabilistic timed automata)
• PRISM-games (checks user-specified properties for stochastic multi-player games models)
• PRODIGY (checks whether a probabilistic program is equivalent to a given loop-free specification)
• SeaHorn (checks assertions in a C program)
• SecC (checks user-specified information flow properties of C code)
• SimpleCAR (checks if a given property holds on a given circuit model)
• Skink (verifies assertions given in source code)
• SPF (checks properties of annotated Java code with static symbolic execution)
• STAMINA (checks properties on continuous-time Markov chains)
• Starling (checks user-specified specifications for concurrent algorithms in a C-like language)
• STLmc (checks whether STL properties hold for a given hybrid system)
• STMC (can verify any property expressible in PRISM against any system expresible in PRISM)
• Storm (computes how a given property is related to a given specification)
• SymDIVINE (checks an LTL property or an assertion about the code)
• Synonym (checks user-specified k-safety properties for Java programs)
• T2 (can check termination or user-specified properties of LLVM code)
• TAPAAL (performs queries on Petri nets)
• TIROS (checks user-specified queries for AWS-based networks)
• Trainify (checks properties of a deep reinforcement learning systems)
• VCEGAR (checks user-specified safety properties for Verilog programs)
• VerifAI (checks built-in and user-defined properties of system models)
• VeriFuzz (checks whether a user-specified error location in C code can be reached)
• VeryMax (checks (non-)termination of integer transition systems or C programs, or checks assertions in a C program)
• VIAP (checks user-provided assertions in C programs)
• Viper (detects inconsistencies between the code and spec with symbolic execution)
• VVT (encodes an LLVM program into a transition relation and checks properties on it)
• Weaver (checks user-specified k-safety properties for programs in a simple imperative language)

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