code: def _analyze_result(self, exitcode, output, isTimeout, termination_reason):
          
  
          # Ask tool info.
          tool_status = None
          if exitcode is not None:
              logging.debug("My subprocess returned %s.", exitcode)
              tool_status = self.runSet.benchmark.tool.determine_result(
                  exitcode.value or 0, exitcode.signal or 0, output, isTimeout)
  
              if tool_status in result.RESULT_LIST_OTHER:
                  # for unspecific results provide some more information if possible
                  if exitcode.signal == 6:
                      tool_status = 'ABORTED'
                  elif exitcode.signal == 11:
                      tool_status = 'SEGMENTATION FAULT'
                  elif exitcode.signal == 15:
                      tool_status = 'KILLED'
                  elif exitcode.signal:
                      tool_status = 'KILLED BY SIGNAL '+str(exitcode.signal)
  
                  elif exitcode.value:
                      tool_status = '{} ({})'.format(result.RESULT_ERROR, exitcode.value)
  
          # Tools sometimes produce a result even after violating a resource limit.
          # This should not be counted, so we overwrite the result with TIMEOUT/OOM
          # here, if this is the case.
          # However, we don't want to forget more specific results like SEGFAULT,
          # so we do this only if the result is a "normal" one like TRUE/FALSE
          # or an unspecific one like UNKNOWN/ERROR.
          status = None
          if isTimeout:
              status = "TIMEOUT"
          elif termination_reason:
              status = _ERROR_RESULTS_FOR_TERMINATION_REASON.get(termination_reason, termination_reason)
  
          if not status:
              # regular termination
              status = tool_status
          elif tool_status and tool_status not in (
                  result.RESULT_LIST_OTHER + [status, 'KILLED', 'KILLED BY SIGNAL 9']):
              # timeout/OOM but tool still returned some result
              status = '{} ({})'.format(status, tool_status)
  
          return status
docs: Return status according to result and output of tool.