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More generally, concerning timings, it seems strange to pick just those three to account for "proof". In fact all timings prefixed with "gnatwhy3" could be assigned to "proof", and all the prover timings as well.
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Thanks for the report. I implemented your suggested changes and even found a defect in the calculation of the total proof time.
The warnings should be gone now, and the reported timings in the summary should be more accurate.
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This was a quick fix related to the changes in the file format in the 2020 community release (see spat-timing_items.adb). The 2019 version had a field "proof" which disappeared in 2020. Guess I have to bite the bullet and instead of relying on the information in the timings object just add all times from the single proofs for the summary output.
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Related Issues (20)
- Document in README that tool must be used on pristine run of GNATprove
- Provide --cut-off command line parameter
- Emit warning if proof times do not match? HOT 1
- Let the tool suggest an "optimal" prover configuration. HOT 1
- Show minimum required time for successful proof HOT 9
- Show steps for successful proof HOT 6
- Option --cut-off and --sort-by=s don't work as one may expect (documented as is) HOT 1
- Provide an entity filter parameter
- --details option sometimes seem too detailed
- Number of steps may exceed range of Natural HOT 1
- `spat.py` likely to be too strict about matching filenames
- Invalid output of --suggest option
- Suggested configuration leads to failing proof HOT 16
- Sorting by successful proof time should not intermix with unproved items
- Suggested configuration is incomplete HOT 5
- Need to install GNATColl on FSF CI chain
- Suggested steps too low HOT 2
- Show max/success steps also in summary and less detailed report modes
- Prepare SPAT for when step scaling becomes obsolete
- Improve (scale, extend) timeout values in suggested configuration
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