I/R: Fix default --isabelle path in repl.py#167
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By default, repl.py would use a bad path for the local Isabelle installation. When called from I/Q, the --isabelle argument was not set, so that bad path would be used. This commit generalizes repl.py to look for Isabelle in a few common places if --isabelle is not present. If --isabelle is present, it should accept both the Isabelle home directory and the Isabelle binary name itself. Then, from I/Q, call repl.py with the ISABELLE_HOME directory. Signed-off-by: Hanno Becker <beckphan@amazon.co.uk>
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By default, repl.py would use a bad path for the local Isabelle installation. When called from I/Q, the --isabelle argument was not set, so that bad path would be used.
This commit generalizes repl.py to look for Isabelle in a few common places if --isabelle is not present. If --isabelle is present, it should accept both the Isabelle home directory and the Isabelle binary name itself.
Then, from I/Q, call repl.py with the ISABELLE_HOME directory.
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