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As observed in #1004, there are issues with the BV theory where once we have split enough to determine the exact value of a bit-vector, we find a contradiction. But we do so because the problem is unsat, and since the propagators are complete (should be, at least) on ground inputs, we end up doing an expensive exhaustive search in look_for_sat, which times out quickly.
As observed in #1004, there are issues with the BV theory where once we have split enough to determine the exact value of a bit-vector, we find a contradiction. But we do so because the problem is unsat, and since the propagators are complete (should be, at least) on ground inputs, we end up doing an expensive exhaustive search in
look_for_sat
, which times out quickly.Possible solutions:
--case-split-policy after-theory-propagate
(only split every N propagations?)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: