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authorMorgan Deters <mdeters@gmail.com>2012-02-23 23:08:03 +0000
committerMorgan Deters <mdeters@gmail.com>2012-02-23 23:08:03 +0000
commit5a20a19a30929ad58a9e64a9d8d1f877f3a07ae6 (patch)
tree2a800e6b1d6773e1c844767f5daed51148b5660b /src/theory/theory_engine.h
parent1f2590541aa60f4b62b7c96659362ee4431d2d63 (diff)
Added ability to set a "cvc4-specific logic" in standards-compliant
SMT-LIBv1 and SMT-LIBv2 input: In SMT-LIBv1, you specify the "cvc4_logic" benchmark attribute; for instance: (benchmark actually_a_sat_benchmark_but_looks_like_uf :logic QF_UF :cvc4_logic { QF_SAT } [...] In SMT-LIBv2, you use a set-info; for instance: (set-logic QF_UF) (set-info :cvc4-logic "QF_SAT") [...] Right now, the only thing this does is disable the symmetry breaker for benchmarks like the above ones. As part of this work, TheoryEngine::setLogic() was removed (the logic field there wasn't actually used anywhere, its need disappeared when Theory::setUninterpretedSortOwner() was provided). Also, Theory::d_uninterpretedSortOwner got a name change to Theory::s_uninterpretedSortOwner, to highlight that it is static to the Theory class. This represents a breakage of our separation goals for CVC4, since it means that two SmtEngines cannot be created separately to solve a QF_AX and QF_UF problem. A bug report is pending.
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diff --git a/src/theory/theory_engine.h b/src/theory/theory_engine.h
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@@ -323,9 +323,6 @@ class TheoryEngine {
*/
void assertSharedEqualities();
- /** The logic of the problem */
- std::string d_logic;
-
/**
* Literals that are propagated by the theory. Note that these are TNodes.
* The theory can only propagate nodes that have an assigned literal in the
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