| 1 | % (c) 2014-2019 Lehrstuhl fuer Softwaretechnik und Programmiersprachen, | |
| 2 | % Heinrich Heine Universitaet Duesseldorf | |
| 3 | % This software is licenced under EPL 1.0 (http://www.eclipse.org/org/documents/epl-v10.html) | |
| 4 | ||
| 5 | :- module(ic3,[ic3_symbolic_model_check/1, | |
| 6 | counter_example_can_be_replayed/0]). | |
| 7 | ||
| 8 | :- use_module(probsrc(module_information)). | |
| 9 | :- module_info(group,symbolic_model_checker). | |
| 10 | :- module_info(description,'A symbolic model checker based on IC3.'). | |
| 11 | ||
| 12 | :- use_module(library(heaps)). | |
| 13 | :- use_module(library(avl)). | |
| 14 | %:- use_module(library(ordsets)). | |
| 15 | :- use_module(library(lists)). | |
| 16 | ||
| 17 | :- use_module(extension('counter/counter'),[counter_init/0, | |
| 18 | new_counter/1, | |
| 19 | get_counter/2]). | |
| 20 | ||
| 21 | :- use_module(probsrc(preferences),[get_preference/2]). | |
| 22 | :- use_module(probsrc(bmachine),[b_get_invariant_from_machine/1, | |
| 23 | %b_get_initialisation_from_machine/2, | |
| 24 | b_get_properties_from_machine/1, | |
| 25 | b_specialized_invariant_for_op/2, | |
| 26 | get_proven_invariant/2]). | |
| 27 | :- use_module(probsrc(bsyntaxtree), [conjunct_predicates/2, | |
| 28 | disjunct_predicates/2, | |
| 29 | conjunction_to_list/2, | |
| 30 | create_implication/3, | |
| 31 | create_negation/2 | |
| 32 | %create_exists/3, replace_id_by_expr/4 | |
| 33 | ]). | |
| 34 | :- use_module(probsrc(translate), [translate_bexpression/2, print_bexpr/1]). | |
| 35 | :- use_module(probsrc(error_manager), [add_error_and_fail/2]). | |
| 36 | :- use_module(probsrc(state_space),[state_space_reset/0]). | |
| 37 | ||
| 38 | :- use_module(symbolic_model_checker(predicate_handling)). | |
| 39 | :- use_module(symbolic_model_checker(solver_handling)). | |
| 40 | :- use_module(symbolic_model_checker(unsat_core_generalization)). | |
| 41 | :- use_module(symbolic_model_checker(mic_generation)). | |
| 42 | ||
| 43 | % algorithm for computing the generalization of counter-examples | |
| 44 | % the unsat_core one tries to drop parts of assignements that | |
| 45 | % do not lead to the failling consecution query | |
| 46 | % use_generalization(none). | |
| 47 | use_generalization(unsat_core). | |
| 48 | ||
| 49 | % algorithm for computing the minimal inductive clause | |
| 50 | mic_algorithm(down). | |
| 51 | % mic_algorithm(ctgDown). | |
| 52 | ||
| 53 | counter_example_can_be_replayed :- | |
| 54 | \+ use_generalization(unsat_core). | |
| 55 | ||
| 56 | ic3_symbolic_model_check(Res) :- | |
| 57 | statistics(walltime,[Start,_]), | |
| 58 | catch(symbolic_model_check_aux(Res),solver_and_provers_too_weak,Res=solver_and_provers_too_weak), | |
| 59 | statistics(walltime,[End,_]), | |
| 60 | Took is End - Start, | |
| 61 | get_counter(ic3solvercalls,Calls), | |
| 62 | format('Result of IC3 based model checking: ~w,~nIC3 took ~w ms and ~w solver calls~n',[Res,Took,Calls]). | |
| 63 | ||
| 64 | symbolic_model_check_aux(Result) :- | |
| 65 | % count number of solver calls | |
| 66 | counter_init, new_counter(ic3solvercalls), | |
| 67 | % fetch the invariant we want to check | |
| 68 | b_get_invariant_from_machine(Invariant), | |
| 69 | % and the predicate describing the initial state | |
| 70 | get_initial_state_predicate(Init), | |
| 71 | % debug output | |
| 72 | translate_bexpression(Init,PPInit), translate_bexpression(Invariant,PPInvariant), | |
| 73 | format('Symbolic Model Checking:~nProperty: ~w~nInitial Predicate: ~w~n',[PPInvariant,PPInit]), | |
| 74 | symbolic_model_check(Invariant,Init,Result). | |
| 75 | ||
| 76 | % check base cases (length 0 and 1) first - as in Bradleys implementation | |
| 77 | symbolic_model_check(Property,Init,ResultOut) :- | |
| 78 | % ce of length 0? check if Init => Invariant | |
| 79 | create_implication(Init,Property,Predicate), | |
| 80 | % debug output | |
| 81 | translate_bexpression(Predicate,PPPredicate), | |
| 82 | format('~nChecking for Counter-Example of Length 0: ~w~n',[PPPredicate]), | |
| 83 | solve_negated(Predicate,Result), | |
| 84 | functor(Result,ForPrint,_), | |
| 85 | format('Counter-Example of Length 0 exists: ~w~n', [ForPrint]), | |
| 86 | Result = solution(Sol), !, | |
| 87 | create_state_predicate(Sol,StatePred), | |
| 88 | replay_counter_example([StatePred]), | |
| 89 | ResultOut = counterexample_found. | |
| 90 | symbolic_model_check(Property,Init,ResultOut) :- | |
| 91 | % ce of length 1? check if Init & Transition => Invariant' | |
| 92 | prime_predicate(Property,PrimedProperty), | |
| 93 | get_single_transition_predicate(OpName,Transition), | |
| 94 | conjunct_predicates([Init,Transition],LHS), | |
| 95 | create_implication(LHS,PrimedProperty,Predicate), | |
| 96 | % debug output | |
| 97 | translate_bexpression(Predicate,PPPredicate), | |
| 98 | format('~nChecking for Counter-Example of Length 1: ~w~n',[PPPredicate]), | |
| 99 | solve_negated(Predicate,Result), | |
| 100 | functor(Result,ForPrint,_), | |
| 101 | format('Counter-Example of Length 1 (transition ~w) exists: ~w~n', [OpName,ForPrint]), | |
| 102 | Result = solution(Sol), !, | |
| 103 | handle_counter_example(Sol,[]), | |
| 104 | ResultOut = counterexample_found. | |
| 105 | % recursively check other cases. this corresponds to method "check" of Bradleys reference implementation | |
| 106 | % internal data structures taken from Bradleys original paper: | |
| 107 | % frame(F_i as in the paper (+transition), set of clauses to check for convergence) | |
| 108 | % i/K (= level) is the key to the AVL tree | |
| 109 | % obligation(state / predicate, primary inputs / predicate, list of successor states) | |
| 110 | % level is the key to the priority queue | |
| 111 | symbolic_model_check(Property,Init,Result) :- | |
| 112 | K = 1, | |
| 113 | % two initial frames: | |
| 114 | % F_0 holds the initial condition | |
| 115 | % F_1 holds the property | |
| 116 | % further frames will be added by extend later on | |
| 117 | % we store the transition in the frames as well in order to spare passing it around | |
| 118 | b_get_properties_from_machine(PropertiesOnConstants), | |
| 119 | F_0 = frame([Init,PropertiesOnConstants],[]), F_1 = frame([Property,PropertiesOnConstants],[]), | |
| 120 | empty_avl(E), | |
| 121 | avl_store(0,E,F_0,FramesT), | |
| 122 | avl_store(1,FramesT,F_1,Frames), | |
| 123 | catch(symbolic_model_check_fx(K,Frames,Property,Init,Result), | |
| 124 | ic3_counter_example(Solution,Succs), | |
| 125 | (handle_counter_example(Solution,Succs),Result=counterexample_found)). | |
| 126 | ||
| 127 | symbolic_model_check_fx(K,Frames,Property,Init,Result) :- | |
| 128 | % initially, K is 1 | |
| 129 | % the algorithm tries to maintain the following invariants: | |
| 130 | % (1) ! i . i > 0 . I => F_i | |
| 131 | % (2) ! i . i > 0 . F_i => P (P = Property to check / Invariant) | |
| 132 | % (3) ! i . i > 0 . clauses(F_{i+1}) <: clauses(F_i) | |
| 133 | % (4) ! i . 0 <= i < k . F_i & T => F_{i+1}' | |
| 134 | (debug:debug_mode(off) -> true | |
| 135 | ; format('~nIC3 k=~w~n',[K]), print_frames(Frames),nl), | |
| 136 | extend(Frames,K,[Property],Frames2), | |
| 137 | (debug:debug_mode(off) -> true | |
| 138 | ; format('IC3 k=~w after extend~n',[K]), print_frames(Frames2),nl), | |
| 139 | % strengthen establishes (1) - (4) | |
| 140 | % if impossible => counter example | |
| 141 | strengthen(K,Frames2,Property,FramesOut), !, | |
| 142 | % propagate_clauses assumes (1) - (4) | |
| 143 | % pushes clauses from one frame to a later one (as far as possible) | |
| 144 | (debug:debug_mode(off) -> true | |
| 145 | ; format('IC3 k=~w after strengthen~n',[K]), print_frames(FramesOut),nl), | |
| 146 | propagate_clauses(K,FramesOut,FramesOut2), | |
| 147 | (debug:debug_mode(off) -> true | |
| 148 | ; format('IC3 k=~w after propagate_clauses~n',[K]), print_frames(FramesOut2),nl), | |
| 149 | (check_convergence(FramesOut2) | |
| 150 | -> Result = property_holds | |
| 151 | ; K2 is K + 1, | |
| 152 | symbolic_model_check_fx(K2,FramesOut2,Property,Init,Result)). | |
| 153 | ||
| 154 | print_frames(Frames) :- | |
| 155 | avl_to_list(Frames,List), | |
| 156 | print_frames_list(List). | |
| 157 | print_frames_list([]). | |
| 158 | print_frames_list([K-frame(_,Clauses)|T]) :- | |
| 159 | length(Clauses,L), | |
| 160 | format(' frame ~w holds ~w clauses:~n ',[K,L]), | |
| 161 | print_clauses(Clauses), | |
| 162 | print_frames_list(T). | |
| 163 | ||
| 164 | print_clauses([]) :- nl. | |
| 165 | print_clauses([C|Cs]) :- | |
| 166 | disjunct_predicates(C,DC), | |
| 167 | translate:print_bexpr(DC),nl, print(' '), | |
| 168 | print_clauses(Cs). | |
| 169 | ||
| 170 | extend(FramesIn,K,Content,FramesOut) :- | |
| 171 | % any new frame holds the properties in addition to the content (usually the transition) | |
| 172 | NextFrameId is K + 1, | |
| 173 | b_get_properties_from_machine(PropertiesOnConstants), | |
| 174 | avl_store(NextFrameId,FramesIn,frame([PropertiesOnConstants|Content],[]),FramesOut). | |
| 175 | ||
| 176 | propagate_clauses(K,Frames,FramesOut) :- | |
| 177 | % for i = 1 .. K call propagate_clauses_on_level | |
| 178 | for(I,1,K), fromto(Frames,In,Out,FramesOut) | |
| 179 | do propagate_clauses_on_level(I,In,Out). | |
| 180 | propagate_clauses_on_level(I,Frames,FramesOut) :- | |
| 181 | % pushes from F_I to F_{I+1} | |
| 182 | IP1 is I + 1, | |
| 183 | clauses_on_level(I,Frames,_F_From,ClausesFrom), | |
| 184 | in_solver_on_level(I,Frames,IS), | |
| 185 | ||
| 186 | include(inductive_clause(IS),ClausesFrom,InductiveClauses), | |
| 187 | ||
| 188 | add_clauses_to_level(IP1,Frames,InductiveClauses,FramesOut). | |
| 189 | ||
| 190 | inductive_clause(F_I,ClauseDisjuncts) :- | |
| 191 | get_transition_predicate(T), | |
| 192 | disjunct_predicates(ClauseDisjuncts,Clause), | |
| 193 | % checks if a single clause is inductive relative to F_i | |
| 194 | % by verifying if F_i => C' (F_i includes T) | |
| 195 | % i.e. there is a contradiction in not C' & F_i | |
| 196 | create_negation(Clause,NegClause), | |
| 197 | prime_predicate(NegClause,NegCPrime), | |
| 198 | conjunct_predicates([NegCPrime,T|F_I],Pred), | |
| 199 | solve(Pred,Result), !, | |
| 200 | Result = contradiction_found(_). | |
| 201 | ||
| 202 | strengthen(K,Frames,Property,FramesOut) :- | |
| 203 | findall(op(OpName,Trans),get_single_transition_predicate(OpName,Trans),Transitions), | |
| 204 | (foreach(Transition,Transitions), | |
| 205 | fromto(Frames,TFIn,TFOut,FramesOut), | |
| 206 | param(K), param(Property) | |
| 207 | do strengthen_loop(Transition,K,Property,TFIn,TFOut)). | |
| 208 | ||
| 209 | strengthen_loop(op(OpName,Transition),K,Property,FramesIn,FramesOut) :- | |
| 210 | get_preference(use_po,UsePO), | |
| 211 | strengthen_get_property(UsePO,OpName,Property,PrimedNegProperty), | |
| 212 | in_solver_on_level(K,FramesIn,IS), | |
| 213 | conjunct_predicates([Transition,PrimedNegProperty|IS],RPred), | |
| 214 | solve(RPred,Result), | |
| 215 | strengthen_aux(Result,Transition,K,Property,FramesIn,FramesOut). | |
| 216 | ||
| 217 | strengthen_get_property(false,_OpName,Property,PrimedNegProperty) :- | |
| 218 | create_negation(Property,NegProperty), | |
| 219 | prime_predicate(NegProperty,PrimedNegProperty). | |
| 220 | strengthen_get_property(true,OpName,FullProperty,Primed) :- | |
| 221 | (b_specialized_invariant_for_op(OpName,Property) | |
| 222 | -> true ; Property = FullProperty), | |
| 223 | (get_proven_invariant(OpName,Proven) | |
| 224 | -> true ; Proven = b(truth,pred,[])), | |
| 225 | create_negation(Property,NegProperty), | |
| 226 | conjunct_predicates([Proven,NegProperty],ToPrime), | |
| 227 | prime_predicate(ToPrime,Primed). | |
| 228 | ||
| 229 | % strengthen searches for a counter example to the property | |
| 230 | % it searches for a state that is permitted by F_i that is the predecessor | |
| 231 | % of a state that violates the property | |
| 232 | % if there is a contradiction, we are done, because there is no counter example | |
| 233 | strengthen_aux(contradiction_found(_),_TransitionPredicate,_K,_Property,Frames,Frames). | |
| 234 | % if there is a counter example, we need to strenghten the frames | |
| 235 | % in order to make it spurious, i.e. (1) - (4) have to be reestablished | |
| 236 | strengthen_aux(solution(Wit),TransitionPredicate,K,Property,Frames,FramesOut) :- | |
| 237 | % extract predecessor | |
| 238 | create_state_predicate(Wit,Pre), | |
| 239 | create_succ_state_predicate(Wit,SStatePred), | |
| 240 | create_primary_inputs_predicate(Wit,Inputs), | |
| 241 | K2 is K-2, | |
| 242 | % finds the highest N to which not Pre can be added | |
| 243 | % this can fail if the counter example is not spurious | |
| 244 | inductively_generalize(Pre,[Pre],K2,K,Frames,FramesT,N), !, | |
| 245 | N2 is N + 1, | |
| 246 | empty_heap(H), | |
| 247 | generalize_and_add(TransitionPredicate,H,N2,Frames,Pre,Inputs,[SStatePred],Obls), | |
| 248 | % Obls is a heap of proof obligations that need to hold | |
| 249 | % push generalization handles those that are on level =< K | |
| 250 | push_generalization(Obls,K,FramesT,FramesT2), | |
| 251 | strengthen(K,FramesT2,Property,FramesOut). | |
| 252 | ||
| 253 | % generalize Pre and / or split it into multiple obligations | |
| 254 | generalize_and_add(TP,HIn,N,_Frames,State,Inputs,SuccStates,HOut) :- | |
| 255 | use_generalization(none), !, | |
| 256 | add_to_heap(HIn,N,obligation(State,TP,Inputs,SuccStates),HOut). | |
| 257 | generalize_and_add(TP,HIn,N,Frames,State,Inputs,SuccStates,HOut) :- | |
| 258 | use_generalization(unsat_core), !, | |
| 259 | unsat_core_generalization(TP,HIn,N,Frames,State,Inputs,SuccStates,HOut). | |
| 260 | generalize_and_add(_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_) :- | |
| 261 | add_error_and_fail(strengthen_aux,'Invalid generalization method selected'). | |
| 262 | ||
| 263 | push_generalization(Obligations,_K,Frames,Frames) :- | |
| 264 | empty_heap(Obligations). % no proof obligations left | |
| 265 | push_generalization(Obligations,K,Frames,Frames) :- | |
| 266 | min_of_heap(Obligations,N,_S), | |
| 267 | N > K, !. % only proof obligations on a higher level left - fine for level K | |
| 268 | push_generalization(Obligations,K,Frames,FramesOut) :- | |
| 269 | % grep the proof obligations with the lowest level - somewhat a heuristic | |
| 270 | min_of_heap(Obligations,N,obligation(S,T,Inputs,Succs)), | |
| 271 | in_solver_on_level(N,Frames,IS), | |
| 272 | prime_predicate(S,SPrimed), | |
| 273 | conjunct_predicates([SPrimed,T|IS],Pred), | |
| 274 | solve(Pred,Result), !, | |
| 275 | push_generalization_aux(Result,N,obligation(S,T,Inputs,Succs),Obligations,K,Frames,FramesT,ObligationsOut), | |
| 276 | push_generalization(ObligationsOut,K,FramesT,FramesOut). | |
| 277 | ||
| 278 | push_generalization_aux(solution(Pre),N,obligation(S,T,Inputs,Succs),Obligations,K,Frames,FramesOut,ObligationsOut) :- | |
| 279 | N2 is N - 2, | |
| 280 | create_state_predicate(Pre,PrePred), !, | |
| 281 | inductively_generalize(PrePred,[S|Succs],N2,K,Frames,FramesOut,M), !, | |
| 282 | M2 is M + 1, | |
| 283 | generalize_and_add(T,Obligations,M2,Frames,PrePred,Inputs,[S|Succs],ObligationsOut). | |
| 284 | push_generalization_aux(contradiction_found(_),N,obligation(S,T,Inputs,Succs),Obligations,K,Frames,FramesOut,ObligationsOut) :- | |
| 285 | inductively_generalize(S,[S|Succs],N,K,Frames,FramesOut,M), !, | |
| 286 | delete_from_heap(Obligations,N,obligation(S,T,Inputs,Succs),ObligationsT), | |
| 287 | M2 is M + 1, | |
| 288 | add_to_heap(ObligationsT,M2,obligation(S,T,Inputs,Succs),ObligationsOut). | |
| 289 | ||
| 290 | :- public print_heap/1. % for debugging | |
| 291 | print_heap(Obls) :- | |
| 292 | heap_to_list(Obls,List), | |
| 293 | write('Content of Obligations Heap:'), nl, | |
| 294 | print_heap2(List). | |
| 295 | print_heap2([]). | |
| 296 | print_heap2([Key-Datum|T]) :- | |
| 297 | Datum = obligation(Predicate,_,_,Succs), | |
| 298 | translate_bexpression(Predicate,PPPredicate), | |
| 299 | format('On level ~w state predicate ~w~n',[Key,PPPredicate]), | |
| 300 | format('Successors:~n',[]), | |
| 301 | print_succs(Succs), | |
| 302 | print_heap2(T). | |
| 303 | print_succs([]). | |
| 304 | print_succs([P|T]) :- | |
| 305 | write(' '), print_bexpr(P),nl, | |
| 306 | print_succs(T). | |
| 307 | ||
| 308 | handle_counter_example(Solution,Succs) :- | |
| 309 | create_state_predicate(Solution,StatePred), | |
| 310 | create_succ_state_predicate(Solution,SuccStatePred), !, | |
| 311 | format('Counterexample found. Trace:~n',[]), | |
| 312 | print_succs([StatePred,SuccStatePred|Succs]), | |
| 313 | (create_constants_state_predicate(Solution,ConstantsStatePred) | |
| 314 | -> replay_counter_example([ConstantsStatePred,StatePred,SuccStatePred|Succs]) | |
| 315 | ; replay_counter_example([StatePred,SuccStatePred|Succs])). | |
| 316 | replay_counter_example(A) :- | |
| 317 | counter_example_can_be_replayed | |
| 318 | -> state_space_reset,replay_aux(A,_,0) ; true. | |
| 319 | :- use_module(probsrc(b_trace_checking),[find_successor_state/4]). | |
| 320 | replay_aux([],_,_). | |
| 321 | replay_aux([P|Ps],CurId,LineNr) :- | |
| 322 | find_successor_state(CurId,P,SuccID,LineNr), | |
| 323 | L1 is LineNr + 1, | |
| 324 | replay_aux(Ps,SuccID,L1). | |
| 325 | ||
| 326 | inductively_generalize(S,Succs,Min,_K,Frames,_FramesOut,_N) :- | |
| 327 | % if min < 0 and sat(F_0 & T & neg S & S') | |
| 328 | % fail to report counter example | |
| 329 | Min < 0, | |
| 330 | in_solver_on_level(0,Frames,IS), | |
| 331 | prime_predicate(S,SPrimed), | |
| 332 | create_negation(S,SNegated), | |
| 333 | get_transition_predicate(T), | |
| 334 | conjunct_predicates([SNegated,SPrimed,T|IS],Pred), | |
| 335 | solve(Pred,Result), | |
| 336 | Result = solution(Solution), !, | |
| 337 | throw(ic3_counter_example(Solution,Succs)). | |
| 338 | inductively_generalize(S,_,Min,K,Frames,FramesOut,N) :- | |
| 339 | I is max(1, Min + 1), | |
| 340 | inductively_generalize_aux(I,S,K,Frames,FramesOut,N). | |
| 341 | inductively_generalize_aux(I,S,K,Frames,FramesOut,N) :- | |
| 342 | I =< K, | |
| 343 | in_solver_on_level(I,Frames,IS), | |
| 344 | prime_predicate(S,SPrimed), | |
| 345 | create_negation(S,SNegated), | |
| 346 | get_transition_predicate(T), | |
| 347 | conjunct_predicates([SNegated,SPrimed,T|IS],Pred), | |
| 348 | solve(Pred,Result), !, | |
| 349 | (Result = solution(_) -> N is I - 1, generate_clause(S,N,K,Frames,FramesOut) ; | |
| 350 | Result = contradiction_found(_) -> I2 is I + 1, inductively_generalize_aux(I2,S,K,Frames,FramesOut,N)). | |
| 351 | inductively_generalize_aux(I,S,K,Frames,FramesOut,K) :- | |
| 352 | I > K, | |
| 353 | generate_clause(S,K,K,Frames,FramesOut). | |
| 354 | ||
| 355 | generate_clause(S,I,K,Frames,FramesOut) :- | |
| 356 | mic(S,I,K,Frames,FramesT,Q), | |
| 357 | translate_bexpression(S,PS), | |
| 358 | translate_bexpression(Q,PQ), | |
| 359 | format('minimal inductive clause computation:~n~w to~n~w~n',[PS,PQ]), | |
| 360 | conjunction_to_list(Q,Conjuncts), | |
| 361 | maplist(create_negation,Conjuncts,NegConjuncts), | |
| 362 | generate_clause_aux(1,NegConjuncts,I,FramesT,FramesOut). | |
| 363 | generate_clause_aux(J,NegS,I,Frames,FramesOut) :- | |
| 364 | J =< I + 1, !, | |
| 365 | add_clauses_to_level(J,Frames,[NegS],FramesT), | |
| 366 | J2 is J + 1, | |
| 367 | generate_clause_aux(J2,NegS,I,FramesT,FramesOut). | |
| 368 | generate_clause_aux(_,_,_,Frames,Frames). | |
| 369 | ||
| 370 | mic(S,I,_K,Frames,Frames,Q) :- | |
| 371 | mic_algorithm(down), !, | |
| 372 | conjunction_to_list(S,Conjuncts), | |
| 373 | down(Conjuncts,I,Frames,ConjunctsOut), | |
| 374 | conjunct_predicates(ConjunctsOut,Q). | |
| 375 | mic(S,I,K,FramesIn,FramesOut,Q) :- | |
| 376 | mic_algorithm(ctgDown), !, | |
| 377 | conjunction_to_list(S,Conjuncts), | |
| 378 | ctgDown(Conjuncts,I,K,FramesIn,FramesOut,ConjunctsOut), | |
| 379 | conjunct_predicates(ConjunctsOut,Q). | |
| 380 | ||
| 381 | check_convergence(Frames) :- | |
| 382 | avl_to_list(Frames,L), | |
| 383 | check_convergence_aux(L). | |
| 384 | check_convergence_aux([_-F1,K2-F2|Fs]) :- | |
| 385 | % the algorithm converges if two frames hold the same set of clauses | |
| 386 | F1 = frame(_,Clauses1), | |
| 387 | F2 = frame(_,Clauses2), | |
| 388 | % assumes ordered sets | |
| 389 | (Clauses1=Clauses2 %ordsets:ord_symdiff(Clauses1, Clauses2, []) | |
| 390 | ; check_convergence_aux([K2-F2|Fs])). |