refactor: extract out MemoryEffects structure#222
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This extracts the purely non-functional refactor from #179. I've stacked this PR on top of #220 to make use of the common tracing methods we've already added at some point in that stack, so this version of the change resolves all comment that were made on the previous PR, and is ready to merge from my perspective. |
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Description:
Extracted from #179, stacked on #220.
We extract out memory-effects related code from AxEffects into a new MemoryEffects structure. This PR is purely a non-functional change, but will serve as the starting point of integrating simp_mem with sym_n.
The current simplification is effectively a no-op, since the proof state is not massaged to the way
simp_memwants it to be. Subsequent PRs will focus on massaging the goal state to be assimp_memlikes, and then trying to symbolically simplify the memory expression we see.Testing:
What tests have been run? Did
make allsucceed for your changes? Wasconformance testing successful on an Aarch64 machine? yes
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made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.
Co-authored-by @bollu[email protected]