Currently the script fails if your default python is version 3, in this fashion:
(base) max@max-XPS-13-9310:~/tools/dreal3/dReal-3.16.06.02-linux/bin$ ./dReach -k 10 bouncing_ball.drh --verbose --precision 0.001 --visualize
File "<string>", line 1
import os,sys; print os.path.realpath("./dReach")
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
usage: ./dReach options <*.drh> <options to dReal>
dReach: Bounded Model Checking for for Nonlinear Hybrid Systems
OPTIONS:
-k <N> / -u <N> specify the upperbound of unrolling steps (default: 3)
-l <N> specify the lowerbound of unrolling steps (default: 0)
-b use BMC heuristic with disjunctive path encoding (default: do not use)
-r -b and filter unreachable modes from SMT encoding (default: do not use)
-e -r and filter continuous variables from SMT encoding (default: do not use)
-d disjunctive path encoding (default: do not use)
-z apply exit codes (default: do not use):
51 if SAT,
52 if UNSAT,
1 abnormal termination
-n parse new .drh file format (default: do not use)
-s parse new .drh file format and use synchronous encoding (default: do not use)
EXAMPLE:
dReach -k 10 bouncing_ball.drh --verbose --precision 0.001 --visualize
dReach -l 3 -u 10 bouncing_ball.drh --verbose --precision 0.001 --visualize
an easy fix is just to specify that you want to use version 2. On my system, and indeed on most systems, if you say python2 it'll use 2.7, which is probably what you intend.
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Currently the script fails if your default
python
is version 3, in this fashion:an easy fix is just to specify that you want to use version 2. On my system, and indeed on most systems, if you say
python2
it'll use 2.7, which is probably what you intend.Thanks for making contributions to dReal! Before opening a pull-request, please check the following things:
make
and check the code compiles. Please try both of gcc and clang.make format
to run clang-format over your contributions.make style
and check there is no style error.