Closed jiaminglimjm closed 3 years ago
I don't actually keep peano.mmb
up to date because it's a binary file and it causes a lot of churn in git to keep updated. Work to improve CI to keep these build output files available for download but not checked in to source control is still unfinished, but in the meantime, the way to generate the file is using mm0-rs compile peano.mm1 peano.mmb
. The CI script does this, so as long as you see the green checkmark on the latest commit then this procedure should work.
mm0-hs
is also quite out of date, and probably can't parse any of the mm1 files anymore. Maybe I will eventually bring it back to parity but keeping two proof assistants up to date is a bit too much for me to do on my own. I recommend just using mm0-rs
for the time being.
I see, thank you very much!
After compiling mm0-c with the command
gcc main.c -o mm0-c
, when I run./mm0-c ../examples/peano.mmb < ../examples/peano.mm0
I get this errorDo you think it's something wrong with my setup or did something go wrong elsewhere? I get the same error using gcc9.3.0 and gcc10.2.0. My only guess is that my computer possibly messed up some limits like
g_store_size
when compiling. I have no luck with mm0-hs either but that's another issue for another day :(mm0-hs verify hello.mm0 hello.mmu
was the only one that worked )