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It seems that some division by error are missed. For example, modInt is modeled as a boogie function, but the mod operation can actually throw when modulus is 0. Do I need to make modInt a procedure to model this?
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Yes ... but again, Boogie probably changed since, so I don't know what their semantics is. But, in general, I would model functions if you want to control their behavior.
It seems that some division by error are missed. For example,
modInt
is modeled as a boogie function, but the mod operation can actually throw when modulus is 0. Do I need to makemodInt
a procedure to model this?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: