drat-trim1
Drat-trim satisfiability proof checker
Overview
usage: drat-trim [INPUT] [<PROOF>] [<option> ...]
where <option> is one of the following
-
-h -
print this command line option summary
-
-c CORE -
prints the unsatisfiable core to the file CORE (DIMACS format)
-
-a ACTIVE -
prints the active clauses to the file ACTIVE (DIMACS format)
-
-l LEMMAS -
prints the core lemmas to the file LEMMAS (DRAT format)
-
-L LEMMAS -
prints the core lemmas to the file LEMMAS (LRAT format)
-
-r TRACE -
resolution graph in the TRACE file (TRACECHECK format)
-
-t <lim> -
time limit in seconds (default 40000)
-
-u -
default unit propatation (i.e., no core-first)
-
-f -
forward mode for UNSAT
-
-v -
more verbose output
-
-b -
show progress bar
-
-O -
optimize proof till fixpoint by repeating verification
-
-C -
compress core lemmas (emit binary proof)
-
-D -
delete proof file after parsing
-
-I -
force ASCII proof parse mode
-
-i -
force binary proof parse mode
-
-w -
suppress warning messages
-
-W -
exit after first warning
-
-p -
run in plain mode (i.e., ignore deletion information)
-
-R -
turn off reduce mode
-
-S -
run in SAT check mode (forward checking)
-
-U -
only allow RUP additions
and input and proof are specified as follows
INPUT
|
input file in DIMACS format |
|---|---|
PROOF
|
proof file in DRAT format (stdin if no argument) |