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Bitwuzla 2025 submission. #185
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Summary of modified submissionsBitwuzla
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#189: UltimateEliminator submission 2025 #188: Z3-Siri Submission 2025 #187: OSTRICH version 2 #186: yicesQS submission to the 2025 SMT comp #185: Bitwuzla 2025 submission. #184: Yices2 Submission SMTCOMP 2025 #183: cvc5 for SMT-COMP 2025 #182: Create iProver #181: Z3-Owl Submission 2025 #179: Z3-alpha SMT-COMP 2025 #178: Z3-Noodler-Mocha Submission for SMT-COMP 2025 #177: `bv_decide` submission 2025 #176: OpenSMT (min-ucore) submission 2025 #175: Z3-Noodler submission 2025 #172: SMTS submission 2025 #171: Bitwuzla-MachBV Submission for SMT-COMP 2025 #170: Z3-Parti-Z3++ Submission for SMT-COMP 2025 #169: STP-Parti-Bitwuzla Submission for SMT-COMP 2025 #168: SMTInterpol submission 2025 #167: OpenSMT submission 2025 #165: Amaya 2025 #164: SMT-RAT submission #163: COLIBRI submission #162: [Submission] colibri2 #156: upload z3-inc-z3++
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@mpreiner Thanks for submitting Bitwuzla to this year's SMT-COMP! We have executed your solver on a small number of benchmarks from each logic it should compete in (except for the parallel track). You can find the results here:
We have not seen any incorrect results returned by your solver (compared to the expected status of the benchmarks). You can check whether all the results we have obtained are expected. If not, please let us know here. Some notes:
If you upload a new version of the solver and want to have another test run, let me know. We still have some time for that. Happy rest of the competition! |
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@mpreiner We also executed test runs of the Parallel track. Again, we used significantly less resources (1 minute of wall time, 8 CPU cores, 8 GiB of RAM). You can find the results here: Please let me know if anything in the results surprises you. |
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Thanks @martinjonas! All looks good. |
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