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authorckeller <ckeller@users.noreply.github.com>2019-01-28 23:19:12 +0100
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Merge from LFSC (#26)
* Showing models as coq counter examples in tactic without constructing coq terms * also read models when calling cvc4 with a file (deactivated because cvc4 crashes) * Show counter examples with variables in the order they are quantified in the Coq goal * Circumvent issue with ocamldep * fix issue with dependencies * fix issue with dependencies * Translation and OCaml support for extract, zero_extend, sign_extend * Show run times of components * print time on stdout instead * Tests now work with new version (master) of CVC4 * fix small printing issue * look for date on mac os x * proof of valid_check_bbShl: some cases to prove. * full proof of "left shift checker". * full proof of "rigth shift checker". * Support translation of terms bvlshr, bvshl but LFSC rules do not exists at the moment Bug fix for bitvector extract (inverted arguments) * Typo * More modularity on the format of traces depending on the version of coq * More straightforward definitions in Int63Native_standard * Use the Int31 library with coq-8.5 * Use the most efficient operations of Int31 * Improved performance with coq-8.5 * Uniform treatment of sat and smt tactics * Hopefully solved the problem with universes for the tactic * Updated the installation instructions * Holes for unsupported bit blasting rules * Cherry-picking from smtcoq/smtcoq * bug fix hole for bitblast * Predefined arrays are not required anymore * fix issue with coq bbT and bitof construction from ocaml * bug fix in smtAtom for uninterpreted functions fix verit test file * fix issue with smtlib2 extract parsing * It looks like we still need the PArray function instances for some examples (see vmcai_bytes.smt2) * Solver specific reification: Each solver has a list of supported theories which is passed to Atom.of_coq, this function creates uninterpreted functions / sorts for unsupported features. * show counter-examples with const_farray instead of const for constant array definitions * Vernacular commands to debug checkers. Verit/Lfsc_Checker_Debug will always fail, reporting the first proof step of the certificate that failed be checked * Update INSTALL.md * show smtcoq proof when converting * (Hopefully) repared the universes problems * Corrected a bug with holes in proofs * scripts for tests: create a folder "work" under "lfsc/tests/", locate the benchmarks there. create a folder "results" under "lfsc/tests/work/" in which you'll find the results of ./cvc4tocoq. * make sure to give correct path for your benchs... * Checker for array extensionality modulo symmetry of equality * fix oversight with bitvectors larger than 63 bits * some printing functions for smt2 ast * handle smtlib2 files with more complicated equivalence with (= ... ) * revert: ./cvc4tocoq does not output lfsc proofs... * bug fix one input was ignored * Don't show verit translation of LFSC proof if environment variable DONTSHOWVERIT is set (e.g. put export DONTSHOWVERIT="" in your .bashrc or .bashprofile) * Also sort names of introduced variables when showing counter-example * input files for which SMTCoq retuns false. * input files for which SMTCoq retuns false. * use debug checker for debug file * More efficient debug checker * better approximate number of failing step of certificate in debug checker * fix mistake in ml4 * very first attempt to support goals in Prop * bvs: comparison predicates in Prop and their <-> proofs with the ones in bool farrays: equality predicate in Prop and its <-> proof with the one in bool. * unit, Bool, Z, Pos: comparison and equality predicates in Prop. * a typo fixed. * an example of array equality in Prop (converted into Bool by hand)... TODO: enhance the search space of cvc4 tactic. * first version of cvc4' tactic: "solves" the goals in Prop. WARNING: supports only bv and array goals and might not be complete TODO: add support for lia goals * cvc4' support for lia WARNING: might not be complete! * small fix in cvc4' and some variations of examples * small fix + support for goals in Bool and Bool = true + use of solve tactical WARNING: does not support UF and INT63 goals in Prop * cvc4': better arrangement * cvc4': Prop2Bool by context search... * cvc4': solve tactial added -> do not modify unsolved goals. * developer documentation for the smtcoq repo * cvc4': rudimentary support for uninterpreted function goals in Prop. * cvc4': support for goals with Leibniz equality... WARNING: necessary use of "Grab Existential Variables." to instantiate variable types for farrays! * cvc4': Z.lt adapted + better support from verit... * cvc4': support for Z.le, Z.ge, Z.gt. * Try arrays with default value (with a constructor for constant arrays), but extensionality is not provable * cvc4': support for equality over uninterpreted types * lfsc demo: goals in Coq's Prop. * lfsc demo: goals in Bool. * Fix issue with existential variables generated by prop2bool. - prop2bool tactic exported by SMTCoq - remove useless stuff * update usage and installation instructions * Update INSTALL.md * highlighting * the tactic: bool2prop. * clean up * the tactic smt: very first version. * smt: return unsolved goals in Prop. * Show when a certificate cannot be checked when running the tactic instead of at Qed * Tactic improvements - Handle negation/True/False in prop/bool conversions tactic. - Remove alias for farray (this caused problem for matching on this type in tactics). - Tactic `smt` that combines cvc4 and veriT. - return subgoals in prop * test change header * smt: support for negated goals + some reorganization. * conflicts resolved + some reorganization. * a way to solve the issue with ambiguous coercions. * reorganization. * small change. * another small change. * developer documentation of the tactics. * developer guide: some improvements. * developer guide: some more improvements. * developer guide: some more improvements. * developer guide: some more improvements. * pass correct environment for conversion + better error messages * cleaning * ReflectFacts added. * re-organizing developers' guide. * re-organizing developers' guide. * re-organizing developers' guide. * removing unused maps. * headers. * artifact readme getting started... * first attempt * second... * third... * 4th... * 5th... * 6th... * 7th... * 8th... * 9th... * 10th... * 11th... * 12th... * 13th... * 14th... * 15th... * 16th... * 17th... * Update artifact.md Use links to lfsc repository like in the paper * 18th... * 19th... * 20th... * 21st... * 22nd... * 23rd... * 24th... * 25th... * 26th... * 27th... * 28th... * Update artifact.md Small reorganization * minor edits * More minor edits * revised description of tactics * Final pass * typo * name changed: artifact-readme.md * file added... * passwd chaged... * links... * removal * performance statement... * typos... * the link to the artifact image updated... * suggestions by Guy... * aux files removed... * clean-up... * clean-up... * some small changes... * small fix... * additional information on newly created files after running cvc4tocoq script... * some small fix... * another small fix... * typo... * small fix... * another small fix... * fix... * link to the artifact image... * We do not want to force vm_cast for the Theorem commands * no_check variants of the tactics * TODO: a veriT test does not work anymore * Compiles with both versions of Coq * Test of the tactics in real conditions * Comment on this case study * an example for the FroCoS paper. * Fix smt tactic that doesn't return cvc4's subgoals * readme modifications * readme modifications 2 * small typo in readme. * small changes in readme. * small changes in readme. * typo in readme. * Sync with https://github.com/LFSC/smtcoq * Port to Coq 8.6 * README * README * INSTALL * Missing file * Yves' proposition for installation instructions * Updated link to CVC4 * Compiles again with native-coq * Compiles with both versions of Coq * Command to bypass typechecking when generating a zchaff theorem * Solved bug on cuts from Hole * Counter-models for uninterpreted sorts (improves issue #13) * OCaml version note (#15) * update .gitignore * needs OCaml 4.04.0 * Solving merge issues (under progress) * Make SmtBtype compile * Compilation of SmtForm under progress * Make SmtForm compile * Make SmtCertif compile * Make SmtTrace compile * Make SatAtom compile * Make smtAtom compile * Make CnfParser compile * Make Zchaff compile * Make VeritSyntax compile * Make VeritParser compile * Make lfsc/tosmtcoq compile * Make smtlib2_genconstr compile * smtCommand under progress * smtCommands and verit compile again * lfsc compiles * ml4 compiles * Everything compiles * All ZChaff unit tests and most verit unit tests (but taut5 and un_menteur) go through * Most LFSC tests ok; some fail due to the problem of verit; a few fail due to an error "Not_found" to investigate * Authors and headings * Compiles with native-coq * Typo
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+(**************************************************************************)
+(* *)
+(* SMTCoq *)
+(* Copyright (C) 2011 - 2019 *)
+(* *)
+(* See file "AUTHORS" for the list of authors *)
+(* *)
+(* This file is distributed under the terms of the CeCILL-C licence *)
+(* *)
+(**************************************************************************)
+
+
+open Format
+
+type result = Sat | Unsat
+
+type t = {
+ cmd : string array;
+ pid : int;
+ stdin : Unix.file_descr;
+ stdout : Unix.file_descr;
+ stderr : Unix.file_descr;
+ lexbuf : Lexing.lexbuf;
+}
+
+
+let create cmd =
+ let executable = cmd.(0) in
+
+ (* Create pipes for input, output and error output *)
+ let stdin_in, stdin_out = Unix.pipe () in
+ let stdout_in, stdout_out = Unix.pipe () in
+ let stderr_in, stderr_out = Unix.pipe () in
+
+ (* Create solver process *)
+ let pid =
+ Unix.create_process
+ executable
+ cmd
+ stdin_in
+ stdout_out
+ stderr_out
+ in
+
+ (* Close our end of the pipe which has been duplicated by the
+ process *)
+ Unix.close stdin_in;
+ Unix.close stdout_out;
+ Unix.close stderr_out;
+
+ (* Get an output channel to read from solver's stdout *)
+ let stdout_ch = Unix.in_channel_of_descr stdout_in in
+
+ let lexbuf = Lexing.from_channel stdout_ch in
+
+ (* Create the solver instance *)
+ { cmd; pid;
+ stdin = stdin_out; stdout = stdout_in; stderr = stderr_in; lexbuf }
+
+
+let kill s =
+ try
+ Unix.close s.stdin;
+ Unix.close s.stdout;
+ Unix.close s.stderr;
+ Unix.kill s.pid Sys.sigkill;
+ with _ -> ()
+
+
+let read_response { lexbuf } =
+ SExprParser.sexp SExprLexer.main lexbuf
+
+
+let error s sexp =
+ kill s;
+ Structures.error (asprintf "Solver error: %a." SExpr.print sexp)
+
+
+let read_success s =
+ match SExprParser.sexp SExprLexer.main s.lexbuf with
+ | SExpr.Atom "success" -> ()
+ | r -> error s r
+
+
+let no_response _ = ()
+
+
+let read_check_result s =
+ match SExprParser.sexp SExprLexer.main s.lexbuf with
+ | SExpr.Atom "sat" -> Sat
+ | SExpr.Atom "unsat" -> Unsat
+ | SExpr.Atom "unknown" -> Structures.error ("Solver returned uknown.")
+ | r -> error s r
+
+
+let send_command s cmd read =
+ eprintf "%s@." cmd;
+ let err_p1 = Unix.((fstat s.stderr).st_size) in
+ try
+ let in_ch = Unix.out_channel_of_descr s.stdin in
+ let fmt = formatter_of_out_channel in_ch in
+ pp_print_string fmt cmd;
+ pp_print_newline fmt ();
+ read s
+ with e ->
+ let err_p2 = Unix.((fstat s.stderr).st_size) in
+ let len = err_p2 - err_p1 in
+ (* Was something written to stderr? *)
+ if len <> 0 then begin
+ let buf = Bytes.create err_p2 in
+ Unix.read s.stderr buf 0 err_p2 |> ignore;
+ let err_msg = Bytes.sub_string buf err_p1 len in
+ Structures.error ("Solver error: "^err_msg);
+ end
+ else (kill s; raise e)
+
+
+let set_option s name b =
+ send_command s
+ (asprintf "(set-option :%s %b)" name b)
+ read_success
+
+
+let set_logic s l =
+ send_command s
+ (sprintf "(set-logic %s)" l)
+ read_success
+
+
+let declare_sort s name arity =
+ send_command s
+ (asprintf "(declare-sort %s %d)" name arity)
+ read_success
+
+
+let declare_fun s name args ret =
+ send_command s
+ (asprintf "(declare-fun %s (%a) %s)"
+ name
+ (fun fmt -> List.iter (fprintf fmt "%s ")) args
+ ret)
+ read_success
+
+
+let assume s f =
+ send_command s
+ (sprintf "(assert %s)" f)
+ read_success
+
+
+let check_sat s =
+ send_command s "(check-sat)" read_check_result
+
+
+let get_proof s process_proof =
+ send_command s "(get-proof)" (fun s -> process_proof s.lexbuf)
+
+
+let get_model s =
+ send_command s "(get-model)" read_response
+
+
+let quit s =
+ try
+ send_command s "(exit)" read_success;
+ with Unix.Unix_error _ -> ();
+ kill s
+
+