affeq: optimize sparse affeq join #1773
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Next step is the evaluation, whether the changes are sound, and how much this impacts the performance, by running this on SVCOMP. |
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First tests look rather promising - next up is the svcomp run. |
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SV Comp shows no wrong verdicts, this is looking good. |
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following #1625 , we can optimize the sparse affeq join even more: During join, we have several occasions where our implementation insists on accessing vectors via
nth. By cleverly rewriting the the procedure for disjunction of linear equalities, we can get rid of the harmful instances of this, hopefully making affine equalities an even more viable domain.