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Add kompile feature to pyk.ktool #2536

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tothtamas28 opened this issue Apr 12, 2022 · 3 comments · Fixed by #2624
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Add kompile feature to pyk.ktool #2536

tothtamas28 opened this issue Apr 12, 2022 · 3 comments · Fixed by #2624
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tothtamas28 commented Apr 12, 2022

This can be done on two levels:

  1. A function kompile that does some simple validation on its parameters, then invokes kompile as a subprocess.
  2. A class, perhaps Kompiler, that fixes some kompile parameters, and wraps a KDefinition to transparently manage its recompilation on modification. It can expose methods like add_sentence that mutate the wrapped KDefinition.
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@tothtamas28 tothtamas28 changed the title Add kprove feature to pyk.ktool Add kompile feature to pyk.ktool Apr 12, 2022
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Relevant discussion: #2538 (comment)

@ehildenb ehildenb assigned ehildenb and unassigned tothtamas28 May 27, 2022
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I'm working on replacing the KEVM runner script (kprove and kompile portions) with calls into pyk. I'll add the needed kompile features to pyk to achieve this.

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