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Solidity allows users to express large numbers in scientific notation like so: x = 2.5e1;
Such an assignment is relatively common in tokens as they make specifying large numbers such as the token limit easy. However, when VeriSol tries to translate such a value, it throws the following error:
VeriSol translation error: The value could not be parsed.
It would be useful if VeriSol could identify the value that caused the translation error if this construct was difficult to support. A test case is given below.
Solidity allows users to express large numbers in scientific notation like so:
x = 2.5e1;
Such an assignment is relatively common in tokens as they make specifying large numbers such as the token limit easy. However, when VeriSol tries to translate such a value, it throws the following error:
VeriSol translation error: The value could not be parsed.
It would be useful if VeriSol could identify the value that caused the translation error if this construct was difficult to support. A test case is given below.
test.txt
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