* Fix broken term_comparer in m_normalized_terms_to_columns lookup
The `m_normalized_terms_to_columns` map in `lar_solver` uses a
`term_comparer` that delegates to `lar_term::operator==`, which
intentionally returns `false` (with comment "take care not to create
identical terms"). This makes `fetch_normalized_term_column` unable to
find any term, rendering the Horner module's `interval_from_term`
bounds-recovery path dead code.
History: `lar_term::operator==` returning `false` has been present since
the original "merge LRA" commit (911b24784, 2018). The
`m_normalized_terms_to_columns` lookup was added later (dfe0e856,
c95f66e0, Aug 2019) as "toward fetching existing terms intervals from
lar_solver". The initial code had `lp_assert(find == end)` on
registration (always true with broken ==) and `lp_assert(find != end)`
on deregister (always false). The very next commit (207c1c50, one day
later) removed both asserts, replacing them with soft checks. The
`term_comparer` struct delegating to `operator==` was introduced during
a later PIMPL refactor (b375faa77).
Fix: Replace the `term_comparer` implementation with a structural
comparison that checks size and then verifies each coefficient-variable
pair via `coeffs().find_core()`. This is localized to the
`m_normalized_terms_to_columns` map and does not change
`lar_term::operator==`, preserving its intentional semantics elsewhere.
Validated: on a QF_UFNIA benchmark, `interval_from_term` lookups go
from 0/573 successful to 34/573 successful. Unit test added for the
`fetch_normalized_term_column` round-trip.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Disable operator== for lar_term
The operator== for lar_term was never intended to be used.
This changes physically disables it to identify what happens to depend
on the operator.
* Work around missing lar_term==
Previous commit disabled lar_term==. This is the only use of the
operator that seems meaningful. Changed it to compare by references
instead.
Compiles, but not sure this is the best solution.
* replace with e
Signed-off-by: Nikolaj Bjorner <nbjorner@microsoft.com>
* Delete unused ineq::operator==
The operator is unused, so there is no need to figure what is
the best fix for it.
* Remove lp tests that use ineq::operator==
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Signed-off-by: Nikolaj Bjorner <nbjorner@microsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Nikolaj Bjorner <nbjorner@microsoft.com>
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