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  QBF solving in OCaml, including bindings to solvers
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OCaml-QBF
Library to deal with Quantified Boolean Formulas in OCaml.
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Organization
- The main library, qbf, contains types and functions to deal with representing boolean literals and quantified formulas, as well as a generic interface for solvers.
- A sub-library, qbf.quantor, contains a binding to the quantor QBF solver. The solver itself and Picosat (version 535) are packaged with the library for convenience (they are rarely packaged on distributions, and require some compilation options such as-fPICto work with OCaml).
Tested configurations
It works with any version of OCaml from 4.08.x to 4.10.x onwards.
- tested on linux (Ubuntu 16.04, x86_64),
- tested on MacOS,
- tested on Windows using Cygwin32 and Cygwin64 by cross-compilating to native win32 under using the mingw64-i686(respectivelymingw64-x86_64) cross-compiler.
- Should also work under WSL and WSL2 on Windows 10.
License
The library and its dependencies are licensed under the BSD license (and the MIT license for picosat), which is fairly permissive.
Installation
Using opam:
opam install qbfFrom source:
    opam install . --working-dir --deps-only
dune buildKnown issues
- process killed by signal -5is due to a dlopen problem: the binary has been linked against the shared library- dllqbf-quantor_stubs.sobut this shared lib isn't installed yet.
- process killed by signal -10is still unknown. It was happening in travis-ci. My workaround was to remove the travis-ci cache (~/.opam was cached between two builds).
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