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This is a brave attempt to write a simple SMT solver in the Rust (github) programming language.
It is based on the design of:
Currently the solver is in very early development phase.
- Bitvectors of fixed bit-width and modulo-two arithmetics.
- Non-extensional arrays, indexed by bitvectors with bitvector values.
- Only supports quantifier-free inputs.
The combined theory in SMT notation is called QF_ABV.
- Support inputs specified in SMTLib 2.6.
- Comprehensive documentation for all important parts of the code.
- Eventually be able to keep up with efficient SMT solvers like STP.
- C API to enable bindings for other languages.
- Use an efficient SAT solver under the hood, like candy and JamSAT.
Stevia supports word-level transformations, called simplifications, that it applies throughout the solving process. In the following is an example of what is possible with the WIP implementation of the simplifier.
The arithmetic expression in LISP syntax:
(+ x 42 (- x y) (* y (-5)) (- (+ x 10 y)))Is simplified to:
(+ 32 (* -7 y) x)This output can then be further processed by other simplification and solving processes.
These features need to be stabilized before this crate can be used on the stable channel.
Current State: Rust version 1.26
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Simplifier
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Bitblaster
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