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private copy constructors and assignment, for instance) that generates better, compile-time error messages if the function is used (before, you'd have to wait until link time); also some minor cleanup
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util/options.h,cpp
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bug217.smt2 as regressions; fix to build system to only run regressions (not units) if you "make -C test regress", for example (this matches behavior elsewhere)
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* Add ContextMemoryAllocator<T> allocator type, conforming to
STL allocator requirements.
* Extend the CDList<> template to take an allocator (defaults
to std::allocator<T>).
* Add a specialized version of the CDList<> template (in
src/context/cdlist_context_memory.h) that allocates a list
in segments, in context memory.
* Add "forward" headers -- cdlist_forward.h, cdmap_forward.h,
and cdset_forward.h. Use these in public headers, and other
places where you don't need the full header (just the
forward-declaration). These types justify their own header
(instead of just forward-declaring yourself), because they
are complex templated types, with default template parameters,
specializations, etc.
* theory_engine.h no longer depends on individual theory headers.
(Instead it forward-declares Theory implementations.) This is
especially important now that theory .cpp files depend on
TheoryEngine (to implement Theory::getValue()). Previously,
any modification to any theory header file required *all*
theories, and the engine, to be completely rebuilt.
* Support memory cleanup for nontrivial CONSTANT kinds. This
resolves an issue with arithmetic where memory leaked for
each distinct Rational or Integer that was wrapped in a Node.
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supported; work on Result type (biggest noticeable change is that CVC4 now outputs lowercase "sat" and "unsat"), Options class moved to src/smt, to allow for future work on runtime configuration via (set-option) command
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define-fun; several set-info, set-option, get-option, get-info improvementss
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(get-value ...) SMT-LIBv2 command. As per SMT-LIBv2 spec,
you must pass --interactive --produce-models on the command
line (although they don't currently make us do any extra
work). Closes bug #213.
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(resolves bug #212)
* also closed some other type checking loopholes in SmtEngine
* small fixes to define-sort (resolves bug #214)
* infrastructural support for printing expressions in languages
other than the internal representation language using an IO
manipulator, e.g.:
cout << Expr::setlanguage(language::output::LANG_SMTLIB_V2) << expr;
main() sets the output language for all streams to correspond to
the input language
* support delaying type checking in debug builds, so that one can debug
the type checker itself (before it was difficult, because debug builds did
all the type checking on Node creation!): new command-line flag
--no-early-type-checking (only makes sense for debug builds)
* disallowed copy-construction of ExprManager and NodeManager, and made other
constructors explicit; previously it was easy to unintentionally create
duplicate managers, with really weird results (i.e., disappearing
attributes!)
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resolve) bug 212
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preprocessing time
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working (just need to decide where to expand)
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get-option, get-assertions, get-value, define-sort, define-fun, and declare-sort with arity > 0; SmtEngine doesn't yet support most of these, but will shortly...
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regression script
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coding standards
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modified in this commit
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portability (resolving mac os x issues), code cleanup, fix compiler warnings
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x if you disable the clock_gettime check in configure.ac (resolves bug #202), but the parser is broken (new bug #208)
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doesn't exist, and clean up a few things in NodeManager
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also configure script auto-detection of __thread support and syntax
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array that dynamically can increase in size. This has functionality similar to vector<T>. The main difference is that it can be constructed in an ill-formed manner. This means that it can generalize CDList<T>.
- CDVector<T> has been added. This is intended to allow for context-dependent destructive updates, while the vector size increases are permanent. Behaviorally, this is most similar to vector< CDO<T> >. The differences between the two are: only one ContextObj is registered to the Context, backtracks are done in a lazy fashion, CDVector::push_back(val) sets the value of back() at context level 0 to val where vector<CDO<T>>::push_back(val) sets back() at the current context level to val and back() at context level 0 to the default constructor T().
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* add Stats black-box unit test
* new make target: "make units" now runs unit tests only
* revised make target: "make regress" now runs regressions only
* configure.ac: pull in librt for clock_gettime()
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Enabled new UF theory by default.
Added some UF regressions.
Some work on the whole equality-over-bool-removed-in-favor-of-IFF
thing. (Congruence closure module and other things have to handle
IFF as a special case of equality, etc..)
Added pre-rewriting to TheoryBool which rewrites:
* (IFF true x) => x
* (IFF false x) => (NOT x)
* (IFF x true) => x
* (IFF x false) => (NOT x)
* (IFF x x) => true
* (IFF x (NOT x)) => false
* (IFF (NOT x) x) => false
* (ITE true x y) => x
* (ITE false x y) => y
* (ITE cond x x) => x
Added post-rewriting that does all of the above, plus normalize IFF and ITE:
* (IFF x y) => (IFF y x), if y < x
* (ITE (NOT cond) x y) => (ITE cond y x)
(Note: ITEs survive the removal-of-ITEs pass only if they are Boolean-valued.)
A little more debugging output from CNF stream, context pushes/pops,
ITE removal.
Some more documentation.
Fixed some typos.
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CongruenceClosure implementation; CongruenceClosure white-box test.
New UF theory implementation based on new CC module. This one
supports predicates. The two UF implementations exist in parallel
(they can be selected at runtime via the new command line option
"--uf").
Added type infrastructure for TUPLE.
Fixes to unit tests that failed in 16-August-2010 regressions.
Needed to instantiate TheoryEngine with an Options structure, and
explicitly call ->shutdown() on it before destruction (like the
SMTEngine does).
Fixed test makefiles to (1) perform all tests even in the presence of
failures, (2) give proper summaries of subdirectory tests
(e.g. regress0/uf and regress0/precedence)
Other minor changes.
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minor code
cleanup found while searching for additional cases. Closes bug 171.
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resolves bug 175. also newer URL for config/pkg.m4
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should have no impact on production performance and speed up debug
performance considerably, while making the code much cleaner. On some
benchmarks, debug builds now run _much_ faster.
We no longer have to sprinkle our code with things like:
if(debugTagIsOn("context")) {
Debug("context") << theContext << std::endl;
}
which we had to do to get around performance problems previously.
Now just writing:
Debug("context") << theContext << std::endl;
does the same in production and debug builds. That is, if "context"
debugging is off, theContext isn't converted to a string, nor is it
output to a "/dev/null" ostream. I've confirmed this. In production
builds, the whole statement inlines to nothing. I've confirmed this
too.
Also, "Debug" is no longer a #definition, so you can use it directly
in production builds where you couldn't previously, e.g.
if(Debug.isOn("paranoid:check_tableau")) {
checkTableau();
}
I'm leaving debugTagIsOn() for now, but marking it as deprecated.
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post-rewrite, another full rewrite is performed and the results
compared).
Also added another response code to rewriters. Theories return a
CVC4::theory::RewriteResponse from preRewrite() and postRewrite().
This class has nice subclasses to make the theory rewriters somewhat
self-documenting in termination behavior. They look like
tail-recursive rewriting calls, but they're not; they are
instantiations of the RewriteResponse result code, which carries the
Node being returned:
// Flags the node as DONE pre- or post-rewriting, though this is
// ignored if n belongs to another theory.
//
// NOTE this just changed name from RewritingComplete(), which
// didn't match RewriteAgain().
//
return RewriteComplete(n);
// Flags the node as needing another pre-rewrite (if returned from a
// preRewrite()) or post-rewrite (if returned from a postRewrite()).
//
return RewriteAgain(n);
// Flags the node as needing another FULL rewrite. This is the same
// as RewriteAgain() if returned from preRewrite(). If it's returned
// from postRewrite(), however, this causes a full preRewrite() and
// postRewrite() of the Node and all its children (though the cache is
// still in effect, which might elide some rewriting calls).
//
// This would have been another fix for bug #168. Its use should be
// discouraged in practice, but there are places where it will
// probably be necessary, where a theory rewrites a Node into
// something in another theory about which it knows nothing.
// A common case is where the returned Node is expressed as a
// conjuction or disjunction of EQUALs, or a negation of EQUAL,
// where the EQUAL is across terms in another theory, and that EQUAL
// subterm should be seen by the owning theory.
//
return FullRewriteNeeded(n);
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building with CLN or with GMP, the contrib/switch-config script
(enabling "fast switching" of different configurations in the same
builds/ directory), and also some minor changes.
./configure --with-gmp (or --without-cln) forces building with GMP
and doesn't even look for CLN. Configure fails if GMP isn't installed.
./configure --with-cln (or --without-gmp) forces building with CLN
and doesn't even look for GMP. Configure fails if CLN isn't installed.
./configure [no arguments] will detect what's installed. CLN is
default, if it isn't installed, or is too old, GMP is looked for (and
configure fails if neither is available).
It is an error to specify --with-gmp --with-cln (or --without-* for
both) at the same time.
Building with CLN (whether forced or detected) adds a note to the
configure output mentioning the fact that the build of CVC4 will be
linked against a GPLed library and notifying the user of the
--without-cln option.
Building with GMP (whether forced or detected) affects the build
directory, so CLN and GMP builds are kept separate.
./configure --with-cln debug builds in builds/$arch/debug
./configure --with-gmp debug builds in builds/$arch/debug-gmp
The final binaries are linked explicitly against either gmp or cln,
but not both. If linked against cln, cln pulls in gmp as a
dependency, so the result will be linked against both.
=== Details that you probably don't care about ===
The headers src/util/{integer,rational}.h are generated from the
corresponding .in versions. A user installing a CVC4-devel package
will get the headers for rational and integer that match the library
that s/he installs.
The preprocessor #defines CVC4_GMP_IMP and CVC4_CLN_IMP are added to
cvc4autoconfig.h. Only one is ever #defined. cvc4autoconfig.h
doesn't need to be #included directly; you get it through #including
cvc4_private.h (or the parser version).
AM_CONDITIONALs are also defined so that Makefiles get the cln/gmp
configuration. AC_SUBSTs are defined so that public headers (see
src/util/{integer,rational}.h.in) can use the setting.
*Public* headers that need to depend on the cln/gmp configuration
can't use cvc4autoconfig.h, because we're keeping that in the private,
internal-only space, never to be installed on users' machines. Here,
something special is required, like the configure-level generation of
headers that I used for src/util/{integer,rational}.h.in.
Tim's Integer and Rational wrappers are the only bits of code that
should care which library is used (and also src/util/configuration.h,
which gives the user of the library information about how CVC4 is
built), and possibly some unit tests (?).
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The current commit allows for switching in between GMP and CLN by changing a flag manually in configure.ac. A configure time flag has not yet been added for deciding between the two.
To get this to work you will need to install cln in some form (for Ubuntu users the packages are libcln6(lucid)/libcln5 on karmic and libcln-dev). You will also need to install pkg-config. You will need to rerun ./autogen.sh, and reconfigure.
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* Added regression documentation to test/regress/README
* Added ability to print types of vars in expr printouts
with iomanipulator Node::printtypes(true)... for example,
Warning() << Node::printtypes(true) << n << std::endl;
* Types-printing can be specified on the command line with
--print-expr-types
* Improved type handling facilities and theoryOf().
For now, SORT_TYPE moved from builtin theory to UF theory
to match old behavior.
* Additional gdb debug functionality. Now we have:
debugPrintNode(Node) debugPrintRawNode(Node)
debugPrintTNode(TNode) debugPrintRawTNode(TNode)
debugPrintTypeNode(TypeNode) debugPrintRawTypeNode(TypeNode)
debugPrintNodeValue(NodeValue*) debugPrintRawNodeValue(NodeValue*)
they all print a {Node,TNode,NodeValue*} from the debugger.
The "Raw" versions print a very low-level AST-like form.
The regular versions do the same as operator<<, but force
full printing on (no depth-limiting).
* Other trivial fixes
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* added TheoryArith::preRewrite() to test and demonstrate
the use of pre-rewriting.
* array types and type checking now supported
* array type checking now supported
* theoryOf() dispatching properly to arrays now
* theories now required to implement a (simple) identify()
function that returns a string identifying them for
debugging/user output purposes
* added "builtin" theory to hold all built-in kinds and their
type rules and rewriting (currently only exploding distinct)
* fixed production build failure (regarding NodeSetDepth)
* removed an errant "using namespace std" in util/bitvector.h
(and made associated trivial fixes elsewhere)
* fixes to make unexpected exceptions more verbose in debug builds
* fixes to make multiple, cascading assertion fails simpler
* minor other fixes to comments etc.
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public interface
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again.
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documentation.
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this Tuesday during the meeting. You'll need to run autogen and receonfigure after updating.
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