feat: Switch to using bv_decide to decide memory goals instead of bv_omega #197
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This simproc simplifies expressions by attempting to constant fold using `omega` to make sure we never see modulos, and moves all arithmetic constants to the left. The goal is for this to be upstreamed sooner rather than later.
Co-authored-by: Alex Keizer <[email protected]>
… directly invoke `omega`
…c on nats I'm considering switching the `n` in `mem_legal' a n` to a `BitVec 64`, but it maybe possible to write preprocessing to write the proof state purely in terms of bitvectors; Let's first get enough to try to push `memcpy` proof through.
This one is particularly interesting, since we see where bitvec theory limits us: we can't reason about the fact that the length = 80!.
…h stuff is messed up
…' that takes bitvec as argument
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Description:
In facing scaling issues with
omega, we've taken a step back, and are considering using a SAT solver viabv_omegato discharge our memory goals. This branch will try an experiment, where we will replace the core definitions ofmem_legal', mem_subset', mem_separate'to be SAT solver friendly, and will rewrite the surrounding tactics to use these theorems instead.Testing:
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make allsucceed for your changes? Wasconformance testing successful on an Aarch64 machine?
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