Report AlwaysFalseConstraints as CF errors#341
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Report AlwaysFalseConstraints as CF errors#341d367wang wants to merge 20 commits intoopprop:masterfrom
AlwaysFalseConstraints as CF errors#341d367wang wants to merge 20 commits intoopprop:masterfrom
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Co-authored-by: Werner Dietl <wdietl@gmail.com>
…inference into unsat-verify
…inference into unsat-verify
AlwaysFalseConstraints as a CF error
AlwaysFalseConstraints as a CF errorAlwaysFalseConstraints as CF errors
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Currently CFI sets the CF flag
-Awarnsto turn the hard error to warning, so that the inference won't terminate when encountering any, aschecker-framework-inference/src/checkers/inference/InferenceMain.java
Line 168 in 21dfba4
But it's still necessary to report the error. In this way, we both point out the existing hard errors, and infer a solution (or prove UNSAT) for the user.