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A kmir prove that can run some basic k claims of the mir-semantics can help us understand how execution on the symbolic backends performs and behaves.
A prerequisite for this, a kmir run which operates on symbolic input using HS backend and RPC interface will be helpful on its own.
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Progress for #457
This adds a command `gen-spec` which takes an SMIR json file and
generates a specification module with a claim that rewrites the initial
configuration to the `#EndProgram` symbol on the k cell.
It also starts the `KMIR`, `KMIRSemantics`, `KMIRNodePrinter`, and
`KMIRAPRNodePrinter` classes for proof management.
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A
kmir prove
that can run some basic k claims of the mir-semantics can help us understand how execution on the symbolic backends performs and behaves.A prerequisite for this, a
kmir run
which operates on symbolic input using HS backend and RPC interface will be helpful on its own.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: