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Ensure constraints are correct for testing for underflow/overflow for signed ints. Verified via SMT.
{-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables #-}
-- | Ensure constraints are correct for testing for underflow/overflow for
-- signed ints. Verified via SMT.
-- author : Lee Pike
-- date : Jan 2014
-- license: BSD3
--import Data.SBV.Bridge.CVC4
import Data.SBV.Bridge.Z3
import Prelude hiding (min, max, signum, abs)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
type SI = SBV Integer
-- We'll consider int8_t in this example.
max = 127
min = -128
sz :: SI -> SBool
sz x = (x .>= min) &&& (x .<= max)
szConstraint :: SI -> SI -> SBool
szConstraint x y = sz x &&& sz y
negative :: SI -> SBool
negative x = x .< 0
positive :: SI -> SBool
positive x = x .> 0
zero :: SI -> SBool
zero x = x .== 0
abs :: SI -> SI
abs x =
ite (x .== min)
-- XXX Warning! abs(MIN) is actually undefined for signed types.
max
$ ite (signum x .== -1)
(0-x)
x
signum :: SI -> SI
signum x =
ite (negative x)
(-1)
$ ite (positive x)
1
0
preconditionCheck :: (SI -> SI -> SBool) -> IO ()
preconditionCheck pred = do
let signChk :: SI -> SI -> Predicate
signChk a b = forSome_ $ \(x::SI) (y::SI)
-> pred x y &&& signum x .== a &&& signum y .== b &&& sz x &&& sz y
res <- mapM sat [ signChk 0 0 , signChk 0 (-1) , signChk 0 1
, signChk 1 0 , signChk 1 (-1) , signChk 1 1
, signChk (-1) 0, signChk (-1) (-1), signChk (-1) 1
]
let fstChk a = forSome_ $ \(x::SI) -> pred x a &&& sz x
let sndChk a = forSome_ $ \(x::SI) -> pred a x &&& sz x
res0 <- mapM sat [ fstChk max, sndChk max
, fstChk min, sndChk min ]
mapM_ print res
mapM_ print res0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
addConstraint :: SI -> SI -> SBool
addConstraint x y =
(x .>= 0 &&& y .>= 0 &&& max - x .>= y)
||| (x .<= 0 &&& y .<= 0 &&& min - x .<= y)
||| (signum x ./= signum y)
addCorrect :: SI -> SI -> SBool
addCorrect x y = (sz x &&& sz y &&& addConstraint x y) ==> sz (x + y)
runAdd = do
prove addCorrect >>= print
preconditionCheck addConstraint
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
subConstraint :: SI -> SI -> SBool
subConstraint x y =
(x .>= 0 &&& y .<= 0 &&& max + y .>= x)
||| (x .<= 0 &&& y .>= 0 &&& min + y .<= x)
||| (signum x .== signum y)
subCorrect :: SI -> SI -> SBool
subCorrect x y = (sz x &&& sz y &&& subConstraint x y) ==> sz (x - y)
runSub = do
prove subCorrect >>= print
preconditionCheck subConstraint
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
minNegOne :: SI -> SI -> SBool
minNegOne a b = a ./= min ||| b ./= (-1)
-- CVC4 doesn't handle the non-linear constraints. Z3 does, but seems to have a
-- spurious warning that there is no neg. x and y==0 that satisfies the
-- constraints.
multConstraint :: SI -> SI -> SBool
multConstraint x y =
(minNegOne x y ||| minNegOne y x)
&&& ( x .== 0
||| y .== 0
||| (max `sQuot` abs x .>= abs y &&& min `sQuot` abs x .<= abs y))
-- multConstraint :: SI -> SI -> SBool
-- multConstraint x y =
-- (minNegOne x y &&& minNegOne y x)
-- &&& ( x .== 0
-- ||| y .== 0
-- ||| (max `sQuot` abs x .>= abs y &&& min `sQuot` abs x .<= abs y))
multCorrect :: SI -> SI -> SBool
multCorrect x y = (sz x &&& sz y &&& multConstraint x y) ==> sz (x * y)
runMult = do
prove multCorrect >>= print
preconditionCheck multConstraint
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
divConstraint :: SI -> SI -> SBool
divConstraint x y = y ./= 0 &&& minNegOne x y
divCorrect :: SI -> SI -> SBool
divCorrect x y = (sz x &&& sz y &&& divConstraint x y) ==> sz (x `sQuot` y)
runDiv = do
prove divCorrect >>= print
preconditionCheck divConstraint
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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