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variable classification (WIP)
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@ -2525,6 +2525,57 @@ void theory_str::dump_assignments() {
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void theory_str::classify_ast_by_type(expr * node, std::map<expr*, int> & varMap,
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std::map<expr*, int> & concatMap, std::map<expr*, int> & unrollMap) {
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context & ctx = get_context();
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ast_manager & m = get_manager();
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// check whether the node is a non-internal string variable;
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// testing set membership here bypasses several expensive checks
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if (variable_set.find(node) != variable_set.end()
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&& internal_variable_set.find(node) == internal_variable_set.end()) {
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varMap[node] = 1;
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}
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// check whether the node is a function that we want to inspect
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else if (is_app(node)) { // TODO
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app * aNode = to_app(node);
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if (is_strlen(aNode)) {
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// Length
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return;
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} else if (is_concat(aNode)) {
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expr * arg0 = aNode->get_arg(0);
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expr * arg1 = aNode->get_arg(1);
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bool arg0HasEq = false;
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bool arg1HasEq = false;
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expr * arg0Val = get_eqc_value(arg0, arg0HasEq);
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expr * arg1Val = get_eqc_value(arg1, arg1HasEq);
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int canskip = 0;
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if (arg0HasEq && arg0Val == m_strutil.mk_string("")) {
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canskip = 1;
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}
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if (canskip == 0 && arg1HasEq && arg1Val == m_strutil.mk_string("")) {
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canskip = 1;
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}
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if (canskip == 0 && concatMap.find(node) == concatMap.end()) {
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concatMap[node] = 1;
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}
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} else if (false) { // TODO is_unroll()
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// Unroll
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if (unrollMap.find(node) == unrollMap.end()) {
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unrollMap[node] = 1;
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}
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}
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// recursively visit all arguments
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app * aNode = to_app(node);
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for (unsigned i = 0; i < aNode->get_num_args(); ++i) {
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expr * arg = aNode->get_arg(i);
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classify_ast_by_type(arg, varMap, concatMap, unrollMap);
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}
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}
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}
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// NOTE: this function used to take an argument `Z3_ast node`;
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// it was not used and so was removed from the signature
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void theory_str::classify_ast_by_type_in_positive_context(std::map<expr*, int> & varMap,
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for (expr_ref_vector::iterator it = assignments.begin(); it != assignments.end(); ++it) {
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expr * argAst = *it;
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// TODO
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NOT_IMPLEMENTED_YET();
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/*
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* according to getNodeType(), the following things are considered "functions":
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* Contains, StartsWith, EndsWith, RegexIn
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* Length, Indexof, Indexof2, LastIndexof
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* Concat, SubString, Replace, Unroll, CharAt
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* RegexConcat, RegexStar, RegexPlus, RegexCharRange, RegexUnion, Str2Reg
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* something about Z3_ARRAY_SORT?
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* Z3 native functions that aren't considered "uninterpreted"
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* "real" uninterpreted functions declared in the input (domainSize != 0)
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*/
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// the original code jumped through some hoops to check whether the AST node
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// is a function, then checked whether that function is "interesting".
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// however, the only thing that's considered "interesting" is an equality predicate.
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// so we bypass a huge amount of work by doing the following...
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/*
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if (getNodeType(t, argAst) == my_Z3_Func) {
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Z3_app func_app = Z3_to_app(ctx, argAst);
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Z3_decl_kind func_decl = Z3_get_decl_kind(ctx, Z3_get_app_decl(ctx, func_app));
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if (isInterestingFuncKind(func_decl)) {
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classifyAstByType(t, argAst, varMap, concatMap, unrollMap);
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}
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if (m.is_eq(argAst)) {
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classify_ast_by_type(argAst, varMap, concatMap, unrollMap);
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}
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*/
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}
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}
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// Step 1: get variables / concat AST appearing in the context
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// TODO build this map; see strTheory::checkInputVar()
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// it should just be variable_set - internal_variable_set?
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for(std::map<expr*, int>::iterator it = inputVarMap.begin(); it != inputVarMap.end(); ++it) {
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for(std::map<expr*, int>::iterator it = input_var_map.begin(); it != input_var_map.end(); ++it) {
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strVarMap[it->first] = 1;
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}
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classify_ast_by_type_in_positive_context(assignments, strVarMap, concatMap, unrollMap);
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classify_ast_by_type_in_positive_context(strVarMap, concatMap, unrollMap);
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// TODO the rest
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NOT_IMPLEMENTED_YET();
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bool is_concat(enode const * n) const { return is_concat(n->get_owner()); }
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bool is_string(app const * a) const { return a->is_app_of(get_id(), OP_STR); }
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bool is_string(enode const * n) const { return is_string(n->get_owner()); }
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bool is_strlen(app const * a) const { return a->is_app_of(get_id(), OP_STRLEN); }
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bool is_strlen(enode const * n) const { return is_strlen(n->get_owner()); }
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void instantiate_concat_axiom(enode * cat);
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void instantiate_basic_string_axioms(enode * str);
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void instantiate_str_eq_length_axiom(enode * lhs, enode * rhs);
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int ctx_dep_analysis(std::map<expr*, int> & strVarMap, std::map<expr*, int> & freeVarMap,
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std::map<expr*, std::set<expr*> > & unrollGroupMap);
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void classify_ast_by_type(expr * node, std::map<expr*, int> & varMap,
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std::map<expr*, int> & concatMap, std::map<expr*, int> & unrollMap);
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void classify_ast_by_type_in_positive_context(std::map<expr*, int> & varMap,
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std::map<expr*, int> & concatMap, std::map<expr*, int> & unrollMap)
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std::map<expr*, int> & concatMap, std::map<expr*, int> & unrollMap);
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void dump_assignments();
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public:
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