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To enable syntactic simplifications, Booster's internal representation of simplification rules must store the rule's requires clause as an ordered collection, and preserver the user-specified order of conjuncts (subterms if _andBool_).
Currently, we internalise rules' LHS and RHS as Patterns. The requires/ensures clause is then taken to be the patterns' constrains, which are a Set. Moreover, the internalisePredicates function also returns a Set.
We may have to decouple the internalisation routines for rules and patterns a little more to implement this.
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Follow up to #4028, which further cleans up the code-base by removing
internalisation of anti-left rules, as these are:
a) unused for over a year now (since #3391)
b) the previous PR essentially left the inernalisation of anti-left
broken, but we wanted to remove it fully in a separate PR for ease of
review.
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Co-authored-by: rv-jenkins <admin@runtimeverification.com>
To enable syntactic simplifications, Booster's internal representation of simplification rules must store the rule's
requires
clause as an ordered collection, and preserver the user-specified order of conjuncts (subterms if_andBool_
).Currently, we internalise rules' LHS and RHS as
Pattern
s. Therequires
/ensures
clause is then taken to be the patterns' constrains, which are aSet
. Moreover, theinternalisePredicates
function also returns aSet
.We may have to decouple the internalisation routines for rules and patterns a little more to implement this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: