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At the moment, it seems that Gobra uses anonymous quantified axioms. This makes measuring the quantifier instantiations as described in this Silicon PR harder for those axioms. If possible, it may be useful to give names to those axioms.
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@jcp19 This problem came up when doing experiments on the examples from chapter 10.2 of Program Proofs, so I think AdtEncoding.scala.
Additionally, perhaps SlicesImpl.scala, ArrayImpl.scala, Option(ToSeq)Impl.scala and StringEncoding.scala could be interesting, as these sound like types that could end up in the standard library at some point (and hence more likely to be evaluated more thoroughly).
At the moment, it seems that Gobra uses anonymous quantified axioms. This makes measuring the quantifier instantiations as described in this Silicon PR harder for those axioms. If possible, it may be useful to give names to those axioms.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: