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Proof generation for CFG optimizations (Block coalescing and pruning of unreachable blocks) #10
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copying of unoptimized blocks to be done
…anup, still need to run and check all examples
the previous versoin used explicit symbols, which cannot be parsed by Isabelle's command line tool
# Conflicts: # Source/ProofGeneration/BoogieIsaInterface/IsaBoogieTerm.cs
…gardless of labels
…neration of the before-phase programs
in particular need not be an Isabelle identifier
…y produce membership lemmas even if no phase correctness proofs are generated
…erge_cfg_opt_adjust_interface into cfg_optimizations This change includes the changes from the adjust_interface branch and initial adjustments to incorporate support for unique constants. Unique constants are now generated as part of a procedure. Proofs work only if there are no unique constants, but the used procedure correctness already takes unique constants into account (i.e., previous proofs that worked now instantiate the unique constants with the empty list because those examples do not have unique constants). # Conflicts: # Source/ProofGeneration/AstToCfg/AstToCfgEndToEnd.cs # Source/ProofGeneration/CFGOptimizations/CFGOptimizationsEndToEnd.cs # Source/ProofGeneration/ProofGenerationLayer.cs
…on of code Note that since the code has changed, the filtering leads to slightly different results than earlier versions because different Boogie versions have different conditions for rejecting (or for outputting data about) a program.
…gnoreFile) annotation Isabelle already defines the name xor. It would be good to change the proof generation to not use reserved Isabelle names in the first place so that such renamings are not required when generating proofs.
…sors In such a case a new block is added between the predecessor and the loop head. This new block asserts the invariant.
… loop head set representation in a to-be-applied lemma differs from loop head set lemma in proof goal (even after applying the simplifier on the proof goal)
…bpl to avoid Isabelle Lit clash
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