Open polgreen opened 3 years ago
Hi @polgreen,
Sorry for the late reply.
Yes, -E
can be used to run EUSolver as the enumerative synthesis component of DryadSynth, instead of our own height-based enumerative synthesizer. The string specified through -E
should be the command that invokes EUSolver, though we do not include EUSolver in this repo.
Please let me know if you have any other questions, thanks!
Ok, thanks. So what happens if I run it with an arbitrary string? It appears to run without throwing any errors. Does it just run EUSolver with it's own height based enumeration synthesizer?
If the string specified via -E
is not a valid path to run EUSolver, DryadSynth will exit without throwing any errors. If you also enable the verbose output by -v
, you may find "INFO: EUSolver failed to execute" in stdout.
Hi!
This isn't an issue, just a request for more information. What does the exec.sh option -E do? It says "EUSolver entry point command, set to use EUSolver as CEGIS algorithm, set to empty string to disable. (default: )"
Does this mean it runs plain EUSolver instead of running any DryadSynth algorithm? Or does it run EUSolver as a subprocedure of DryadSynth? What does the string do?
Thanks