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The native simulator ignores values provided for symbolic variables, which causes a different behavior compared to the interpreted simulator. It would be nice to match the two at some point.
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That's actually a different issue, it's more of a design choice.
In the SMT solver we ignore the rhs value of a symbolic, because the SMT solver can reason about symbolic variables. If the value is supposed to be a constant even for the SMT then use a let declaration instead.
If you really want to keep this as a symbolic, add a requires clause that says dest = 9n.
The native simulator ignores values provided for symbolic variables, which causes a different behavior compared to the interpreted simulator. It would be nice to match the two at some point.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: