Frama-C with MetAcsl, Why3 and a selection of SMT solvers in a multi architecture (amd64 and arm64) image.

Available on dockerhub: https://hub.docker.com/r/fredblgr/framac

Source files available on GitHub: https://github.com/Frederic-Boulanger-UPS/docker-framac

In a terminal, run make run or ./run-docker-framac.sh. On Windows, you can use run-docker-framac.ps1 with PowerShell. After pulling the image from dockerhub, you should be logged as root in the container. You can then use z3, cvc4, alt-ergo, eprover, why3, frama-cand frama-c-gui.

The current working directory is mounted as /workspace in the container.

You may also use the frama-c, frama-c-gui and why3 proxy shell scripts to execute these commands in the container as if they were available on the host.

You will need an X server in order to use the GUI of the applications frama-c-guiand why3 ide. On MacOS, you can use XQuartz, which can also be installed as a cask by brew. On Windows 10, you can use VcXsrv.

Note: on Apple M1 machines, the setting of the X11 display in Docker does not seem to work yet.

This image, based on ubuntu:20.04, contains:

• alt-ergo 2.0.0
• Z3 4.8.6
• E prover 2.0
• CVC4 1.7
• Why3 1.3.3
• Frama-C 22.0 with MetAcsl 0.1

• Dockerfile the dockerfile to build the image
• Makefile has several targets:
  • build builds the image for the architecture of the host
  • newbuilder creates a new builder for buildx and sets buildx to use it
  • buildx builds the arm64/amd64 image and pushes it to dockerhub
  • run runs the image in a new container
• run-docker-framac.sh runs the image in a new container. It also takes care of setting up things so that the container can use your X server to display GUI applications.
• run-docker-framac.ps1 Windows PowerShell version of the previous script.
• test-framac contains code and two scripts to check if frama-c and frama-c-gui work
• test-metacsl contains code and a script to check if MetAcsl works
• test-why3 contains code and two scripts to check why3 in command line and in ide/gui modes
• frama-c, frama-c-gui and why3 are shell scripts that can be used as proxy on the host machine to the corresponding programs in the container.