Experiment: do not llvm kompile, evaluate static data lookups in HS backend #853
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…re late" This reverts commit b0094d5.
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Unfortunately this causes core dumps (most likely in the LLVM library) in booster during p-token proofs |
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Evaluates the static data lookup functions using the Haskell backend evaluator only.
The lookup functions are annotated with
no-evaluatorsso they are never sent to the LLVM backend library for evaluation. Default equations are generated together with the defining equations from the SMIR JSON data.kmir prove-rs, the prover uploads an extra module (manually) with the lookup function equations. Unfortunately, this requires us to also use the prover'sextra_moduleoption to ensure that the equations are in scope for the proof.KMIR.from_kompiled_kore(..., symbolic=True)only appends to the Haskelldefinition.kore, and uses the unmodified LLVM library. All clients offrom_kompiled_korewill use the new HS-only evaluation automatically.kmir section-edgeusesKMIR.from_kompiled_kore(..., symbolic=True)kmir run --haskell-backendusesKMIR.from_kompiled_kore(..., symbolic=True)kmir runwithout--haskell-backend, we still invokellvm-kompile(withinKMIR.from_kompiled_kore(..., symbolic=False)and use the LLVM interpreter with the lookup function equations included.