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@@ -39,13 +39,13 @@ expression. It attempts to prove it using a combination of an internal
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@@ -39,13 +39,13 @@ expression. It attempts to prove it using a combination of an internal
algorithm and external automated theorem proving. Leon will return one of the
algorithm and external automated theorem proving. Leon will return one of the
following:
following:
* The postcondition is `valid`. In that case, Leon was able to prove that for **any**
* The postcondition is
`
`valid`
`
. In that case, Leon was able to prove that for **any**
input to the function satisfiying the precondition, the postcondition will always hold.
input to the function satisfiying the precondition, the postcondition will always hold.
* The postcondition is `invalid`. It means that Leon disproved the postcondition and
* The postcondition is
`
`invalid`
`
. It means that Leon disproved the postcondition and
that there exists at least one input satisfying the precondition and such that the
that there exists at least one input satisfying the precondition and such that the
postcondition does not hold. Leon will always return a concrete counterexample, very
postcondition does not hold. Leon will always return a concrete counterexample, very
useful when trying to understand why a function is not satisfying its contract.
useful when trying to understand why a function is not satisfying its contract.
* The postcondition is `unknown`. It means Leon is unable to prove or find a counterexample.
* The postcondition is
`
`unknown`
`
. It means Leon is unable to prove or find a counterexample.
It usually happens after a timeout or an internal error occuring in the external
It usually happens after a timeout or an internal error occuring in the external
theorem prover.
theorem prover.
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