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WYSIWIB: exploiting fine‐grained program structure in a scriptable API‐usage protocol‐finding process
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28th International Conference on Software Engineering
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WYSIWIB: A declarative approach to finding API protocols and bugs in Linux code
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Path-Sensitive Inference of Function Precedence Protocols
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