qf_s: add negated predicates with regular constraints#11
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Add simple QF_S formulae consisting of a negated predicate such as disequation or not-contains in combination with basic regular constraints. The regular constraints make the entire formula unsatisfiable, however, the state-of-the-art SMT solvers have trouble determining unsatisfiability within reasonable table frame.
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Add simple
QF_Sformulae consisting of a negated predicate such as disequation or not-contains in combination with basic regular constraints. The regular constraints make the entire formula unsatisfiable, however, the state-of-the-art SMT solvers have trouble determining unsatisfiability within reasonable table frame.