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The C code is just your ffs.c example. The saw script:
l <- llvm_load_module "ffs.bc"; w <- fresh_symbolic "w" {| [32] |}; ffs <- llvm_symexec l "ffs_ref" [] [("word", w, 1)] [("return", 1)] false; prove cvc4 {{ffs < 33}} ; prove abc {{ffs < 33}} ;
The abc attempt fails with
evalTermF ExtCns unimplemented (w)
Abc is however perfectly happy to do the proof after an 'abstract_symbolic' step.
Incidentally, an attempt with mathsat fails with
Prover returned error: Failed to complete the call to MathSAT Executable : "/usr/local/bin/mathsat" Options : -input=smt2 -theory.fp.minmax_zero_mode=4 Exit code : 1 Solver output: ============================================================================== ERROR: unknown option: theory.fp.minmax_zero_mode, value: 4, command-line: -theory.fp.minmax_zero_mode=4 ============================================================================== Giving up..
That mathsat option was added in Version 5.3.7 last July, and I'm a bit out of date - but why is that option even relevant here?
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The C code is just your ffs.c example. The saw script:
The abc attempt fails with
Abc is however perfectly happy to do the proof after an 'abstract_symbolic' step.
Incidentally, an attempt with mathsat fails with
That mathsat option was added in Version 5.3.7 last July, and I'm a bit out of date - but why is that option even relevant here?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: