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Question about make_term() #320
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Hi and thanks for your question! |
Thanks for posting more details. The examples are still a bit complicated and not self-contained enough to reproduce. But, it sounds like the following solution could help: Instead of passing If that doesn't work, please try to provide a minimal runnable working example. |
Hi, I think it can work now. Thank you for your patience and guidance! |
Hello, I have another issue. That is when I get a new term, then the function will be finished. At this time, the destructor function of the solver will be launched. However, there is another mistake, which is "'sort' is not a valid sort". Like the previous program, I tried to change the symbol name by traversing all the symbols and create a new solver to make new term. If you need other information, please let me know and I will try my best to provide to you. |
Hi, thanks for raising this new issue. |
Hi, I've tried to look at this example, but it is hard to pinpoint where the problem is. If you send a small example, that would improve things and then we might be able to find the problem. |
Hello. I am trying to use the make_term(). However, I find that there is some different when using this function. For example, when I use the ts_.make_term(And, prop, eq). Sometime program will synthesis the "bvand", and program will generate something like "ite" format to represent the equal value. However, when I trying to create a new solver, I found that I cannot get the same format, the program can only synthesis "and" and cannot synthesis "ite". I want to know why this will happen? Do I need to set other options to get the former format? The solver I am using is the Boolector.
Thank you very much!
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