libraries.txt request: Z3 SMT sovler - #43
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I added the |
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@N8BWert and @SeanTWilson: this is for a different project, but I think this solver will be use useful for others as well |
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Looks good. I added the solver to the executors so you should be good to submit. |
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thanks! would it make sense to close the PR or should we ask @SeanTWilson to merge? |
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Sean will merge it when he has time so the PR can be kept open until then. |
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Okay thanks I wasn't sure. He was mentioning that new libraries need to only be added on the backend and not necessarily the simulator. |
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I am working on a project utilizing formal methods (SMT in particular) to resolve disagreements between agents about safety. The gold standard for SMT solvers is Z3. Another option would be to ship the compiled C++ solver
libz3.sofile with a robotarium experiment (plus the helper files in the python bindings).