Open damaki opened 2 years ago
Hi @damaki,
Thanks for the report, I will have a look and try to fix this for the next build.
@damaki can you try again with this release https://github.com/alire-project/GNAT-FSF-builds/releases/tag/gnatprove-12.1.0-1 ?
Note that I can't reproduce this issue on my side.
I'm still able to reproduce this with gnatprove-12.1.0-1. I downloaded and unzipped it manually instead of using Alire, but the behaviour is the same as the original description when I run gnatprove --version
.
I searched for zlib1.dll
in the gnatprove-12.1.0-1 files, but I did not find any instance of it.
I should also note that I was able to get alt-ergo to work by copying a zlib1.dll
from a previous GNAT Community installation, so the problem seems to be that zlib1.dll
is simply missing from the gnatprove release.
Maybe you are not able to reproduce because that zlib1.dll
is visible from another directory, via your system PATH?
@damaki can you try again with: https://github.com/alire-project/GNAT-FSF-builds/releases/tag/gnatprove-12.1.0-1 ? (new builds)
That build works for me. I'm able to run gnatprove --version
and alt-ergo directly without errors.
With gnatprove-11.2.0-3 (obtained via Alire), the alt-ergo prover does not work on Windows 10 due to a missing zlib1.dll.
The following error appears when running
gnatprove --version
:Here is the complete output of
gnatprove --version
:When running gnatprove on a project, the error message does not appear but alt-ergo does not show up in the report. Here's an example summary report which shows that the CVC4, Trivial, and Z3 provers successfully proved some checks, but alt-ergo did not prove anything: