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Complete Opam package combining Tactician, Graph2Tac and a trained model

This repo contains an Opam package that contains all the metadata needed to run Tactician with a Graph2Tac model. Additionally, it records which version of Graph2Tac is needed, and which parameters are used to invoke the g2t-server.

This repo can be used both to run the system as a human and to run benchmarks.

Installation and usage for human consumption

Installation

  1. Clone this repo and check out the appropriate branch

  2. Have an Opam switch available in which you want to install the system. If you want to create an empty switch in the current directory, you can run opam switch create --empty .. Make sure that you run eval $(opam env) at the appropriate time to activate the switch. Add the needed Opam repositories to the switch:

    opam repo add coq-released https://coq.inria.fr/opam/released     # packages for officially released versions of Coq library
opam repo add coq-core-dev https://coq.inria.fr/opam/core-dev     # packages for development versions of Coq
opam repo add coq-extra-dev https://coq.inria.fr/opam/extra-dev   # packages for development versions of Coq libraries and Coq extensions
opam repo add custom-archive https://github.com/LasseBlaauwbroek/custom-archive.git # for Lasse's bugfixes of Coq

  3. Install and activate the graph2tac prerequisites (this will create a Python virtualenv). From the repo directory, run

    ./prerequisites
. ./venv/bin/activate

  4. Install the opam package. From the repo directory, run

    opam install coq-tactician-stdlib ./coq-graph2tac.opam
tactician inject # Injects Tactician into Opam if you want to install additional packages

    Detailed instructions about installing (and using) Tactician is available on the website.

    Warning: The Tactician website suggests that you should use tactician enable to automatically load Tactician. Unfortunately, this does not work with Graph2Tac currently. Instead you should manually load it by typing From Tactician Require Import Ltac1..

Usage

You can use Coq as normal through coqtop, coqc and coqide. However, in order to make sure that Tactician works correctly, you have to start these executables through the tactician exec wrapper, which add the appropriate flags to them. Hence, instead of running coqtop, coqc or coqide you run any of

tactician exec coqtop
tactician exec coqc MyFile.v
tactician exec coqide

Additionally, when you want to compile an entire Coq project, you also use tactician exec. For example, if your project is normally build through make of dune build, you now do this through

tactician exec make
tactician exec dune build

For detailed usage instructions on Tactician see the website.

Running a benchmark

Install the benchmarking system according to the README here: https://github.com/coq-tactician/benchmark-system After installation, a basic benchmark of a commit within this repo can be run as follows:

tactician-benchmark \
    -benchmark-data ./benchmark-data/ \
    -compile-allocator ./benchmark-system/local/compile_allocator \
    -bench-allocator ./benchmark-system/local/bench_allocator \
    -max-requests 16 \
    -max-running 16 \
    -delay-benchmark \
    -benchmark-target coq-graph2tac \
    -benchmark-repo git+ssh://[email protected]/coq-tactician/coq-graph2tac-trained \
    -benchmark-commit <<commit-hash-of-this-repo>> \
    -benchmark-time 40 \
    coq-tactician-stdlib