Beispiel #1
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    def read(cls,filename):
        '''
        Reads in the reachability game from a given file.

        Parameters:
        filename (.rg file) -- Game description in rg-format.

        Returns:
        (Game) -- Game in PySMT description (alters formulas to enforce alternation).
        '''
        with open(filename) as file:
            contents = file.read()
        tokens = re.split('\n|:',contents)
        mode = ''
        ints = []
        bools = []
        reals = []
        init = ''
        safe = ''
        reach = ''
        goal = ''
        modes = re.compile('int|bool|real|init|safe|reach|goal')
        for tok in tokens:
            t = tok.rstrip()
            if modes.match(t):
                mode = t
            else:
                if mode == 'int':
                    ints.extend(re.split(',|\[|\]',t.replace(' ','')))
                if mode == 'bool':
                    bools.extend(re.split(',',t.replace(' ','')))
                if mode == 'real':
                    reals.extend(re.split(',|\[|\]',t.replace(' ','')))
                elif mode == 'init':
                    init += t
                elif mode == 'safe':
                    safe += t
                elif mode == 'reach':
                    reach += t
                elif mode == 'goal':
                    goal += t

        # Handle boolean variables (implicitly bounded)
        bools.append('r')
        bool_next = {Symbol(v,BOOL): Symbol(v.upper(),BOOL) for v in bools}
        # Parse integer variables (might be bounded)
        var_int, bnd_int = parse_bounds(ints,INT)
        int_next = {v: Next(v) for v in var_int}
        # Parse real variables (might be bounded)
        var_real, bnd_real = parse_bounds(reals,REAL)
        real_next = {v: Next(v) for v in var_real}
        # Merge int and real
        nexts = {**int_next,**bool_next,**real_next}
        bnds = And(bnd_int + bnd_real)

        alt_init = And(parse(init),Iff(Symbol('r',BOOL),Bool(False)),bnds)
        alt_safe = And(parse(safe),Iff(Symbol('r',BOOL),Bool(False)),Iff(Symbol('R',BOOL),Bool(True)),bnds,bnds.substitute(nexts))
        alt_reach = And(parse(reach),Iff(Symbol('r',BOOL),Bool(True)),Iff(Symbol('R',BOOL),Bool(False)),bnds,bnds.substitute(nexts))
        alt_goal = And(parse(goal),Iff(Symbol('r',BOOL),Bool(False)),bnds)
        return Game(nexts,alt_init,alt_safe,alt_reach,alt_goal)
Beispiel #2
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def parse_typestr(string: str) -> PySMTType:
    '''
    Takes a string and returns the PySMTType.
    We use parentheses instead of curly-brackets in CoSA, e.g.
    Array(BV(3), BV(8)) instead of Array{BV{3}, BV{8}}
    '''
    return parse(string.replace("(", "{").replace(")", "}"))
Beispiel #3
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    def test_precedences(self):
        p = HRParser()

        a,b,c = (Symbol(v) for v in "abc")
        x,y = (Symbol(v, REAL) for v in "xy")

        tests = []
        tests.append(("a | b & c", Or(a, And(b,c))))
        tests.append(("a & b | c", Or(And(a, b) ,c)))

        f1 = LE(Plus(Plus(x, y), Real(5)), Real(7))
        f2 = LE(Plus(x, Real(5)), Minus(Real(7), y))
        tests.append(("x + y + 5.0 <= 7.0", f1))
        tests.append(("x + 5.0 <= 7.0 - y", f2))
        tests.append(("x + y + 5.0 <= 7.0 & x + 5.0 <= 7.0 - y", And(f1, f2)))
        tests.append(("x + 5.0 <= 7.0 - y | x + y + 5.0 <= 7.0 & x + 5.0 <= 7.0 - y",
                      Or(f2, And(f1, f2))))

        for string, formula in tests:
            self.assertEqual(p.parse(string), formula)
            self.assertEqual(parse(string), formula)
Beispiel #4
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    def test_precedences(self):
        p = HRParser()

        a, b, c = (Symbol(v) for v in "abc")
        x, y = (Symbol(v, REAL) for v in "xy")

        tests = []
        tests.append(("a | b & c", Or(a, And(b, c))))
        tests.append(("a & b | c", Or(And(a, b), c)))

        f1 = LE(Plus(Plus(x, y), Real(5)), Real(7))
        f2 = LE(Plus(x, Real(5)), Minus(Real(7), y))
        tests.append(("x + y + 5.0 <= 7.0", f1))
        tests.append(("x + 5.0 <= 7.0 - y", f2))
        tests.append(("x + y + 5.0 <= 7.0 & x + 5.0 <= 7.0 - y", And(f1, f2)))
        tests.append(
            ("x + 5.0 <= 7.0 - y | x + y + 5.0 <= 7.0 & x + 5.0 <= 7.0 - y",
             Or(f2, And(f1, f2))))

        for string, formula in tests:
            self.assertEqual(p.parse(string), formula)
            self.assertEqual(parse(string), formula)
Beispiel #5
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 def parse_violation(self, violation):
     file = open(violation)
     for line in file:
         predicate = parse(line)
         self.formulae.append(predicate)