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CryptoMiniSat 5.6.0

31 May 10:08
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CryptoMiniSat 5.6.0 Pre-release
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This is a significantly improved CryptoMiniSat that should have much better performance, lower memory usage and vastly better tuned parameters for general CNF solving.

5.0.2

16 Dec 13:42
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5.0.2 Pre-release
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A pre-release of CMS 5.0.2 with some improved features

CryptoMiniSat 5.0.1

10 Sep 13:33
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New release of CryptoMiniSat, now with MIT license! There are also a few minor improvements.

The reason for this release is to make it easy for anyone to use the solver. I essentially wish to give back to the community and let anyone use the solver for whatever reason they like.

CryptoMiniSat 5.0.0

05 Jul 21:55
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This major new release includes:

  • Award-winning SAT solver that won the incremental track at SAT Competition 2016 and got 3rd place on the parallel track
  • CMS can be a preprocessor. Run with cryptominisat5 -p1 input.cnf simplified.cnf and cryptominisat5 -p2 solution.out to reconstruct the solution for the original problem.
  • Gaussian elimination is back! You can add it by configuring with cmake -DUSE_GAUSS=ON
  • CMS has preliminary web-based data exploration support. See under web/README.markdown for details

CryptoMiniSat 2.9.11

14 Mar 22:30
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This maintenance release is to fix a bug in the Gaussian Elimination code that could trigger in some situations. Do not use this version of CryptoMiniSat unless you must use version 2 for some reason. Everything that version 2 can do version 4.5 and above can do too.

CryptoMiniSat 4.5.3

27 Aug 00:47
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Fixes in this release:

  • Occurrence lists were incorrectly updated in xor and gate finder.
  • Final binaries are now called cryptominisat4 and cryptominisat4_simple
  • python package now has correct version
  • CPP header now contains version information in #define-s