Option --extra-module for including lemmas modules dynamically in kontrol prove
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…ra module to Prover
…ng extra lemmas at prove time
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Co-authored-by: Palina <[email protected]>
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Blocked on: runtimeverification/k#4681Blocked on: runtimeverification/evm-semantics#2654Blocked on: #895Part of: #149
This adds an option to
kontrol provecalled--extra-module <FILE_NAME>:<MODULE_NAME>which allow specifying an extra file with a module that contains new lemmas to be included in the proof context dynamically.This will allow a user to, for example, remove a node corresponding to a spurious branch and re-run through that node with an additional body of lemmas to see if that body of lemmas allows pruning the branch without rebuilding the whole project.
Currently, this does add something like 40s to prove time to parse the additional module, which I guess is better than the overhead associated with
kontrol build ...anyway.