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Passthrough HOL unifier when dealing with non-HOL problem - #1032
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ALASCA tests over SMTLIB show losing 109 instances probably all unsound previously: |
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Looks OK. Is the point that HOL and arithmetic is unsound?
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The HOL unifier was too eagerly applied even when it was not needed, but otherwise they shouldn't work together yet, that's probably another PhD... |
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This looks cleaner to me, thanks for carrying over the regression test. |
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Alternative solution to #1030 that fixes #938. I cherry-picked the unit test from #1030.
I'm running an ALASCA regression to see if anything changed. FOL and HOL regressions showed no difference.