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Running depqbf --dep-man=simple --trace=qrp --traditional-qcdcl test.qdimacs, with test.qdimacs containing:
depqbf --dep-man=simple --trace=qrp --traditional-qcdcl test.qdimacs
test.qdimacs
p cnf 3 2 e 1 0 a 2 0 e 3 0 1 2 3 0 -1 -3 0
Produces trace:
p qrp 3 2 e 1 0 a 2 0 e 3 0 1 1 2 3 0 0 2 -1 -3 0 0 3 0 2 0 r SAT
(along with WARNING: tracing is not yet fully compatible with generalized axioms.) which qrpcheck -f test.qdimacs reports as an invalid proof.
WARNING: tracing is not yet fully compatible with generalized axioms.
qrpcheck -f test.qdimacs
This is seemingly because the proof involves an initial cube of -1 -3 0, which is invalid.
-1 -3 0
This issue could be what the warning is about, but I couldn't find a collection of options to produce a trace without the warning.
This is on depqbf version 6.03, compiled from source on Ubuntu.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thanks for pointing this out!
The following call disables techniques that are not yet supported in combination with trace generation:
./depqbf --dep-man=simple --trace=qrp --traditional-qcdcl --no-qbce-dynamic --no-dynamic-nenofex --no-trivial-falsity --no-trivial-truth ./test.qdimacs
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Running
depqbf --dep-man=simple --trace=qrp --traditional-qcdcl test.qdimacs
,with
test.qdimacs
containing:Produces trace:
(along with
WARNING: tracing is not yet fully compatible with generalized axioms.
)which
qrpcheck -f test.qdimacs
reports as an invalid proof.This is seemingly because the proof involves an initial cube of
-1 -3 0
, which is invalid.This issue could be what the warning is about, but I couldn't find a collection of options to produce a trace without the warning.
This is on depqbf version 6.03, compiled from source on Ubuntu.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: