There's already a ticket for this:
https://github.com/diffblue/cbmc/issues/1680
Yes, it would be very useful if --show-loops could display this.
Using --unwind-set already works regardless. The loop id of the recursion is simply the function name of the recursive function.
Peter
The process for assigning a specific unwind bounds for a loop in the program is:--Does this work for recursion loops? They don't show when using --show-loops, so it's not clear how to set their unwind limit.
- list all loops using --show-loop
- set the bound of the target loop using --unwindset
Is this a know limitation, or am I missing something?
Andreas
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