state-snapshot-instrumenter

To capture runtime state for debugging a race condition, you can instrument specific code sections to record shared variables, memory, and call stacks into structured JSON snapshots just before and after critical sections execute.

Yes, the runtime state capture tool works with Python, C/C++, and Java programs, allowing you to instrument code across multiple languages to record variables, memory, and call stacks for debugging complex issues.

The best way to automatically capture function call stacks is by using automatic function instrumentation mode, which records the runtime state of all functions without requiring manual instrumentation points in your code.

Yes, you can set conditional triggers to capture memory snapshots, ensuring the instrumentation only records program state when specific runtime criteria are met, which is useful for reproducing test cases and isolating complex bugs.

You prepare structured runtime traces for formal verification by instrumenting your application to capture detailed program state snapshots, outputting the variables, memory, and call stacks into structured JSON files for analysis.