Skip to content

Latest commit

 

History

History
32 lines (24 loc) · 1.32 KB

README.md

File metadata and controls

32 lines (24 loc) · 1.32 KB
Raw

Sparse matrix-vector multiply, proved correct in VST

How to build

(These instructions don't quite work on an M1 Mac, because of configuration path issues. This will be fixed in the next Coq Platform release expected approximately December 2022. Until then there are workarounds available, consult the author if necessary.)

In a Coq Platform that already has CompCert and VST installed, you must also install vcfloat and VSTlib (in that order!).

  1. Clone the repo https://github.com/VeriNum/vcfloat # (or git pull latest version!)
  2. cd vcfloat
  3. make -j
  4. make install # This will put things in your-coq-installation/coq/user-contrib/vcfloat
  5. Clone the repo https://github.com/PrincetonUniversity/VST # (or git pull latest version!)
  6. cd lib
  7. make -j
  8. make install # This will put things in your-coq-installation/coq/user-contrib/VSTlib

Now, in the current directory sparse :

  • make run-clightgen # this produces sparse.v
  • make -j # this builds verif_sparse.vo

What is proved

The program sparse.c is proved correct with respect to the specification crs_matrix_vector_multiply_spec by lemma body_crs_matrix_vector_multiply.

You can find the specification in spec_sparse.v, supported by the definition crs_rep_aux in sparse_model.v.

You can find the proof of the main lemma at the end of verif_sparse.v.