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This benchmark is indeed SAT, but z3 returns an invalid model; and it knows about it:
(set-option :produce-models true) (set-logic ALL) (define-fun s2 () Int 2) (define-fun s4 () Int 0) (define-fun s5 () Int 1) (declare-fun s0 () (Seq (_ BitVec 16))) (define-fun s1 () Int (seq.len s0)) (define-fun s3 () Bool (>= s1 s2)) (define-fun s6 () (Seq (_ BitVec 16)) (seq.extract s0 s4 s5)) (define-fun s7 () Int (- s1 s5)) (define-fun s8 () (Seq (_ BitVec 16)) (seq.extract s0 s7 s5)) (define-fun s9 () Bool (distinct s6 s8)) (define-fun s10 () Bool (and s3 s9)) (assert s10) (check-sat)
We have:
$ z3 model_validate=true a.smt2 sat (error "line 15 column 10: an invalid model was generated")
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Signed-off-by: Nikolaj Bjorner <nbjorner@microsoft.com>
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This benchmark is indeed SAT, but z3 returns an invalid model; and it knows about it:
We have:
Recent breakage.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: