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We are not compatible with the development release of Dolmen due to the `implicit` field added in [1]. Further, we currently require that Dolmen move trigger annotations in SMT-LIB format from the body of the formula to the quantifier itself, but this was removed in [2]. Since both of these will be part of the next release of dolmen, let us pre-emptively ensure that release won't break Alt-Ergo. [1] : Gbury/dolmen#199 [2] : Gbury/dolmen#207
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In the native format, triggers are annotated on the quantifier itself, but in SMT-LIB format they are on the body of the quantifier. Alt-Ergo only looks on the quantifier, which was not a problem because Dolmen used to copy triggers from the body to the quantifier. Since Gbury/dolmen#207 Dolmen no longer performs this copy, which means that we ignore triggers in SMT-LIB format. This patch makes Alt-Ergo looks for trigger on both the quantifier and its body, to be compatible with both modes of operations. It also adds a specific test for this (although the Dolmen change breaks a bunch of existing tests already). This patch also bumps the Dolmen version for obvious reasons.
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We are not compatible with the development release of Dolmen due to the `implicit` field added in [1]. Further, we currently require that Dolmen move trigger annotations in SMT-LIB format from the body of the formula to the quantifier itself, but this was removed in [2]. Since both of these will be part of the next release of dolmen, let us pre-emptively ensure that release won't break Alt-Ergo. [1] : Gbury/dolmen#199 [2] : Gbury/dolmen#207
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In the native format, triggers are annotated on the quantifier itself, but in SMT-LIB format they are on the body of the quantifier. Alt-Ergo only looks on the quantifier, which was not a problem because Dolmen used to copy triggers from the body to the quantifier. Since Gbury/dolmen#207 Dolmen no longer performs this copy, which means that we ignore triggers in SMT-LIB format. This patch makes Alt-Ergo looks for trigger on both the quantifier and its body, to be compatible with both modes of operations. It also adds a specific test for this (although the Dolmen change breaks a bunch of existing tests already). This patch also bumps the Dolmen version for obvious reasons.
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In the native format, triggers are annotated on the quantifier itself, but in SMT-LIB format they are on the body of the quantifier. Alt-Ergo only looks on the quantifier, which was not a problem because Dolmen used to copy triggers from the body to the quantifier. Since Gbury/dolmen#207 Dolmen no longer performs this copy, which means that we ignore triggers in SMT-LIB format. This patch makes Alt-Ergo looks for trigger on both the quantifier and its body, to be compatible with both modes of operations. It also adds a specific test for this (although the Dolmen change breaks a bunch of existing tests already). This patch also bumps the Dolmen version for obvious reasons.
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Triggers are annotated on the body of the quantifier, but Alt-Ergo looks them up on the quantifier itself. This used to be OK, because Dolmen used to copy tags from the body to the quantifier. Since Gbury/dolmen#207 Dolmen no longer performs this copy, which means that we now ignore triggers (or rather, we use the triggers of the parent quantifier if it exists -- which is wrong). This patch looks for trigger on the body instead, to be compatible with future Dolmen releases. This patch also bumps the Dolmen version for obvious reasons.
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Triggers are annotated on the body of the quantifier, but Alt-Ergo looks them up on the quantifier itself. This used to be OK, because Dolmen used to copy tags from the body to the quantifier. Since Gbury/dolmen#207 Dolmen no longer performs this copy, which means that we now ignore triggers (or rather, we use the triggers of the parent quantifier if it exists -- which is wrong). This patch looks for trigger on the body instead, to be compatible with future Dolmen releases. This patch also bumps the Dolmen version for obvious reasons.
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Instead of raising an
unbound iderror on unknown attributes, we know emit a warning. I'm still a bit undecided about whether the warning should be fatal or not.cc @bobot