If analyzeFinal() in BVMiniSat was called with a literal that also
occurred in the trail, it could happen that the set of assumptions that
led to the assignment of `p` contained `p` twice.
BitVectorProof::endBVConflict would then register that conflict with the
duplicate literal but at the same time compute a conflict expression
with the duplicate removed. LFSCSatProof::printAssumptionsResolution
would then output two resolutions for the same literal, which made the
simplify_clause side condition fail because it couldn't find the literal
in the clause anymore after the first removal.
The fix simply avoid adding `p` to the set of assumptions if it is found
in the trail. In this situation, `p` is guaranteed to be in the set of
assumptions already because it has been added at the beginning of
analyzeFinal(). This issue originally came up in PR #1384. With this fix
the regression tests pass in #1384.
if (reason(x) == CRef_Undef) {
assert(marker[x] == 2);
assert(level(x) > 0);
- out_conflict.push(~trail[i]);
+ if (~trail[i] != p)
+ {
+ out_conflict.push(~trail[i]);
+ }
} else {
Clause& c = ca[reason(x)];
if(d_bvp){