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Thanks to @bclement-ocp we'll soon have redistribuable binary builds of alt-ergo to use in creusot setup. (cf OCamlPro/alt-ergo#1045).
creusot setup
Before that we need to upgrade creusot's testsuite to use the latest alt-ergo version, 2.5.3.
Xavier has a tool to do this kind of solver upgrade in batch: https://github.com/xldenis/why3-tools/ (https://github.com/xldenis/why3-tools/blob/master/bin/upgrade.ml)
invocation example: dune exec why3_tools -- upgrade -L/Users/xavier/Code/creusot/prelude/ --upgrade=Alt-Ergo,2.4.1=Alt-Ergo,2.4.2 ~/Code/creusot/creusot/tests/should_succeed/bug/271.mlcfg
dune exec why3_tools -- upgrade -L/Users/xavier/Code/creusot/prelude/ --upgrade=Alt-Ergo,2.4.1=Alt-Ergo,2.4.2 ~/Code/creusot/creusot/tests/should_succeed/bug/271.mlcfg
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(currently looking at this... there are a few quirks related to creusot setup that need solving, but no fundamental blocker afaict)
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Implemented in #1005 (using some manual transformations in red_black_tree that could be removed after https://gitlab.inria.fr/why3/why3/-/issues/854 is fixed).
Do you want to close this issue now? Or after the why3 issue is closed?
I'll close this now, and open a different issue to remember to clean up the red_black_tree session eventually.
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Thanks to @bclement-ocp we'll soon have redistribuable binary builds of alt-ergo to use in
creusot setup
. (cf OCamlPro/alt-ergo#1045).Before that we need to upgrade creusot's testsuite to use the latest alt-ergo version, 2.5.3.
Xavier has a tool to do this kind of solver upgrade in batch: https://github.com/xldenis/why3-tools/ (https://github.com/xldenis/why3-tools/blob/master/bin/upgrade.ml)
invocation example:
dune exec why3_tools -- upgrade -L/Users/xavier/Code/creusot/prelude/ --upgrade=Alt-Ergo,2.4.1=Alt-Ergo,2.4.2 ~/Code/creusot/creusot/tests/should_succeed/bug/271.mlcfg
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: