Formally verified implementation of Alive in Lean
lean
can be executed on the command promptz3
can be executed as wellleanpkg configure
to install SMT lib interface and mathlib# Run selected tests from Alive's test suite (which contain
# no precondition and do not require additional grammars)
./run-alive.sh
# Run random tests for the specification of Z3 expression -
# concrete value, as well as 4 admitted arithmetic lemmas.
# Note that bv_equiv.zext/sext/trunc will have 'omitted' tests
# because sometimes generated expressions try to compare
# bitvectors with different bitwidths.
./run-proptest.sh
# Run random tests for the specification of LLVM assembly language.
# Set clang path to yours by modifying the script.
./run-irtest.sh
src/spec/
.bigstep
with two different value semantics (SMT expr / concrete value)
has some good relations.def encode (ss:irstate_smt) (se:irstate_exec) (η:freevar.env) :=
irstate_equiv (η⟦ss⟧) se
def bigstep_both:= ∀ ss se (p:program) oss' ose' η
(HENC:encode ss se η)
(HOSS': oss' = bigstep irsem_smt ss p)
(HOSE': ose' = bigstep irsem_exec se p),
none_or_some oss' ose' (λ ss' se', encode ss' se' η)
-- Its proof is at equiv.lean
def init_state_encode:= ∀ (freevars:list (string × ty)) (sg sg':std_gen) ise iss
(HUNQ: list.unique $ freevars.map prod.fst)
(HIE:(ise, sg') = create_init_state_exec freevars sg)
(HIS:iss = create_init_state_smt freevars),
∃ η, encode iss ise η
-- Its proof is at initialstate.lean
check_single_reg0
says it's true, refinement
indeed holds.def refines_single_reg_correct := ∀ (psrc ptgt:program)
(root:string) (ss0:irstate_smt) sb
(HSREF:some sb = check_single_reg0 irsem_smt psrc ptgt root ss0)
(HEQ:∀ (η0:freevar.env) e, b_equiv (η0⟦sb⟧) e → e = tt),
root_refines_smt psrc ptgt ss0 root
-- Its proof is at refinement.lean
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