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How to run from a release? #103
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Hi, Could you run Ultimate with the The wiki article you read is for our students so they can setup their development environment. We should perhaps preface this with this information. |
Thank you for your reply! glibc: GNU C Library (Ubuntu EGLIBC 2.19-0ubuntu6.9) stable release version 2.19, by Roland McGrath et al. Result with
I have other Z3 such as |
Can you try and run it without the wrapper script? |
It wrote a large log: gist here. Around line 116, a Z3 error occurred. |
Ok, this looks promising so far. |
Oh, it succeeded! |
Hi.
I'm new to ultimate, and I tried to use Ultimate Automizer which is downloaded from a release.
Specifically, I downloaded
UltimateAutomizer-linux.zip
and unzip it.However, although README in this zip said "This archive contains a set of property files located in the directory props/", there is no such a directory and *.prp files.
It would be this directory in the repository, so I copy and paste it manually.
Then I make a very simple test case,
and execute
./Ultimate.py props/Termination.prp 64bit test/test1.c
, but it failed with a following error message:Actually,
svcomp-Termination-{32bit, 64bit}-Automizer_Default.epf
is in the archive, butsvcomp-Termination-{32bit, 64bit}-Automizer_Bitvector.epf
is not.Am I missed something?
I also read this wiki article, but this article wouldn't be related to my question.
Environment: x86_64, Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, bash, python 2.7.6, java 1.8.0_121
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