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Might be good to nest again, say
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Otherwise, looks good to me!
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Decided to archive the branch instead as we are removing exactness entirely. |
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This PR introduces a script that utilizes the Z3 SMT solver to verify the correctness of floating-point properties across different rounding modes. The goal is to test all rules considered FP-safe and identify cases where exceptions occur.
This PR improves floating-point safety analysis by giving us the ability to detect rounding-related issues, ensuring reliability in FP computations.