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The Hitchhiker's Guide to Program Analysis, Part III: Mostly Harmless LLMs
Filtering out a static-analysis warning asserts that no feasible execution can trigger the reported error, whereas confirming a bug requires only one that does. Recent work uses LLMs to filter out warnings. However, LLM-generated explanations alone cannot establish that the reported error is impossi
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