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Many automatic testing, analysis, and verification techniques for programs can be effectively reduced to a constraint generation phase followed by a constraint-solving phase. This separation of concerns often leads to more effective and maintainable tools. The increasing efficiency of off-the-shelf constraint solvers makes this approach even more compelling. However, there are few effective and sufficiently expressive off-the-shelf solvers for string constraints generated by analysis techniques for string-manipulating programs.
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