Summary:
This gives additional information to users. For instance:
```
--biabduction
Activates: the separation logic based bi-abduction analysis using
the checkers framework (Conversely: --no-biabduction)
This option is relevant to infer-analyze(1).
```
Reviewed By: sblackshear
Differential Revision: D5583197
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Jules Villard7 years agocommitted byFacebook Github Bot
"Infer is a static analyzer. Given a collection of source files written in Java or in languages of the C family, and a command to build them, infer produces a list of potential issues."
"Infer is a static analyzer. Given a collection of source files written in Java or in languages of the C family, and a command to build them, infer produces a list of potential issues."
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"Infer consists of a collection of tools referenced in the $(i,SEE ALSO) section of this manual. See their respective manuals for more information about each."
"Infer consists of a collection of tools referenced in the $(i,SEE ALSO) section of this manual. See their respective manuals for more information."
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"If a compilation command is specified via the $(b,--) option or one of the $(b,--clang-compilation-database[-escaped]) options, $(b,infer) behaves as $(b,infer-run)(1). Otherwise, $(b,infer) behaves as $(b,infer-analyze)(1)."
"When run without a subcommand, and if a compilation command is specified via the $(b,--) option or one of the $(b,--clang-compilation-database[-escaped]) options, then $(b,infer) behaves as $(b,infer-run)(1). Otherwise, $(b,infer) behaves as $(b,infer-analyze)(1)."
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"Options are read from the $(b,%s) file, then from the $(b,%s) environment variable, then from the command line. Options in $(b,%s) take precedence over options in $(b,%s), and options passed on the command line take precedence over options in $(b,%s). See the $(i,%s) and $(i,%s) sections of this manual for more information."
"Options are read from the $(b,%s) file, then from the $(b,%s) environment variable, then from the command line. Options in $(b,%s) take precedence over options in $(b,%s), and options passed on the command line take precedence over options in $(b,%s). See the $(i,%s) and $(i,%s) sections of this manual for more information."