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We found that the `ss-combine` rewrite hurts solving performance, so
this commit is moving it to the extended rewriter.
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This PR adds/revises tests in order to increase coverage in some preprocessing passes and in proofs done with --fewer-preprocessing-holes flag.
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The assignment operators of `Term`, `OpTerm`, and `Sort` currently have
an issue. The operators dereference their `shared_ptr` member and assign
the corresponding member of the other object. This is problematic
because if we have for example two `Term`s pointing to the same `Expr`,
then the assignment changes both `Term`s even though we only assign to
one, which is not what we want (see the unit test in this commit for a
concrete example of the desired behavior). To fix the issue, the
assignment operator should just copy the pointer of the other object.
This happens to be the behavior of the default assignment operator, so
this commit simply removes the overloaded assignment operators.
Testing: I did `make check` with an ASAN build and no errors other than
the one fixed in #2607 were reported.
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Improves the existing implementation for sygus-active-gen=basic.
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Currently, when installing CVC4 with a custom installation directory on
macOS, the resulting binary cannot be executed because the linker cannot
find the required libraries (e.g. our parser). This commit changes our
build system to use the `CMAKE_INSTALL_RPATH` variable to add the
installation directory to the RPATH list in the exectuable.
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Ran into this bug when compiling with python3 bindings: https://github.com/swig/swig/issues/588
Instantiating any object crashes python. Since swig3.0.8 is currently the apt-get install for Ubuntu 16.04, I thought it'd be good to have a check for that. If python3 is preferred and the swig version is 3.0.8, it errors out and asks users to downgrade or upgrade SWIG.
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Back when we used Autotools, we set the PORTFOLIO_BUILD macro when
building pcvc4. Our CMake build system is currently not doing that, so
setting thread options when running pcvc4 results in an error message
saying that "thread options cannot be used with sequential CVC4."
This commit fixes that behavior by recompiling driver_unified.cpp with
different options for the cvc4 and the pcvc4 binary.
[0] https://github.com/CVC4/CVC4/blob/7de0540252b62080ee9f98617f5718cb1ae08579/src/main/Makefile.am#L36
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This commit changes the contrib/get-cryptominisat script to only build
the CryptoMiniSat library instead of both the library and the binary.
The advantage of this is that we can compile a static version of the
CryptoMiniSat library without having a static version of glibc or
libstdc++ (this is fine as long as we do a shared library build of
CVC4). This is an issue on Fedora (tested on version 25) where the
contrib/get-cryptominisat script was failing when building the
CryptoMiniSat binary due to the static version of these libraries not
being available. Since we just want to build the library, the commit
also changes the script to not install CryptoMiniSat anymore and updates
the CMake find script to accomodate the new folder structure. Side note:
the folder structure generated after this commit is a bit more uniform
with, e.g. the CaDiCaL script: The source files are directly in the
cryptominisat5 folder, not in a subfolder.
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Fixes #2584. Currently, we are immediately terminating CVC4 if the user
issues a `(get-info :reason-unknown)` command if it didn't succeed a
`(check-sat)` call returning `unknown`. This commit changes the behavior
to return an `(error ...)` but continue executing afterwards. It turns
the `ModalException` thrown in this case into a
`RecoverableModalException` and adds a check in
`GetInfoCommand::invoke()` to turn it into a
`CommandRecoverableFailure`, which solves the issue.
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Is not required anymore since we don't use autotools anymore.
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`make check` builds the examples but does not run them. This commit
changes our Travis script to run the examples after building them and
removes `makeExamples()` to avoid building them twice.
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(#2647)
Simplifications based on the special const is now delegated down, only
the concat is pulled up.
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const. (#2647)
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This commit introduces a helper function to detect string terms that
have exactly/at most length one. This is useful for a lot of rewrites
because strings of at most length one are guaranteed to not overlap
multiple components in a concatenation, which allows for more aggressive
rewriting.
This commit has been tested with --sygus-rr-synth-check for >1h on the
string term grammar.
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The initial motivation for this commit was that dump with an invalid tag
was leading to a segfault. The reason for the segfault was as follows:
1. `api::Solver` creates an `ExprManager`, which is stored in a
`unique_ptr` as a class member
2. The `api::Solver` tries to create an SmtEngine instance
3. The `SmtEnginePrivate` constructor subscribes to events in the
NodeManager and starts registering option listeners
4. When the `SmtEnginePrivate` gets to registerSetDumpModeListener, it
registers and notifies the DumpModeListener which calls
Dump::setDumpFromString, which fails with an `OptionException` due to
the invalid tag
5. While propagating the exception through `api::Solver`, the
`ExprManager` is deleted but the non-existent `SmtEnginePrivate` is
still subscribed to its events and there are still option listeners
registered. This leads to a segfault because the NodeManager tries to
notify the `SmtEnginePrivate` about deleted nodes
This commit fixes the issue by catching the `OptionException` in
`SmtEnginePrivate`, unsubscribing the `SmtEnginePrivate` from the
NodeManager events and deleting its option listener registrations before
rethrowing the exception. In addition, it changes the
`Options::registerAndNotify()` method to immediately delete a
registration if notifying the registration resulted in an
``OptionException`` (otherwise only the `ListenerCollection` knows about
the registration and complains about it in its destructor). Finally,
the commit adds a simple regression test for invalid dump tags.
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This commit disables three regressions when using an ASAN build. The
regressions are all leaking memory when invoking the subsolver (see
issue #2649). Debugging the issue will take a while but is not very
critical since this feature is currently only used by CVC4 developers
but it prevents our nightly builds from going through.
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This commit extends `--show-config` to show whether the current build is
an ASAN build or not. This is done by moving a detection that was
previously done for the unit tests into base/configuration_private.h.
In addition to being convenient, this allows us to easily exclude
regression tests from ASAN builds.
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