v0.1-epsilon
Pre-release
Pre-release
Compiled binaries of the gkc development version snapshot 0.1.
This release fixes a few errors in the previous release and introduces some efficiency improvements.
Binaries
gkc
is a statically compiled executable binary for the gkc version 0.1-epsilon, created on Ubuntu Linux 16.04 using gcc. It should have no dependencies.gkc.zip
is a zipped executablegkc.exe
for Windows, compiled on Windows 10 using the Visual Studio community edition command line compiler.
Running gkc
Simplest way to run:
./gkc problem_file_name
Example:
./gkc Examples/steam.p
In order to select options and strategies, run gkc as
./gkc -prove problem_file_name strategy_file_name
example:
./gkc -prove /opt/TPTP/Problems/NUM/NUM925+5.p runs.txt
where
-prove
is a command to gkcproblem_file_name
is a problem file in TPTP syntax, possibly containing include commands likeinclude('Axioms/CSR002+5.ax')
. The included files are searched either from the local folder or a fixed
pathopt/TPTP/
. For this exam the fileopt/TPTP/Axioms/CSR002+5.ax
would be looked up.
The TPTP problems and axioms are not included in the gkc distribution:
for the TPTP syntax and problems, see http://www.tptp.org/strategy_file_name
is a json-syntax file for giving options and strategies to gkc. See and use the
example filesunit.txt
,neg.txt
,strat.txt
in theExamples
folder.
For all options of running gkc, including the shared memory database usage, see
./gkc -help
Experimental results
Please see the full logs for the CASC-j9 FOF division problems in an earlier release
https://github.com/tammet/gkc/releases/tag/v0.1-alpha