1WHY3REPLAYER(1) User Commands WHY3REPLAYER(1)
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6 why3replayer - execute the proofs in a Why3 session file
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9 why3 [OPTIONS] [<FILE.why>|<DIR>]
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12 The purpose of the why3replayer tool is to execute the proofs stored in
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14 goal is to play non-regression tests.
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16 The tool can be invoked on a specifi file, or on a project directory
17 containing a session file. If the latter, all proofs in the session
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19 the session file and the new run are shown.
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21 Nothing is shown when there is no change in the results, independent of
22 whether the considered goal is proved or not. When all the proof runs
23 are done, a summary of what is and is not proved is displayed using a
24 tree-shape pretty print, similar to the IDE tree view after doing "Col‐
25 lapse proved goals"; that is when a goal, a theory or a file is fully
26 proved, the subtree is not shown.
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29 -I <dir>
30 Add dir to the library search path.
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32 --force
33 Force saving of the session even if replay failed.
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35 -s Do not print statistics.
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37 -v Print version information.
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39 -latex <dir>
40 Produce LaTeX statistics in dir.
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42 -latex <dir>
43 Produce LaTeX statistics in dir using an alternate tabular lay‐
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46 -html <dir>
47 Produce HTML statistics in dir.
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49 -help, --help
50 Show a list of options.
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53 The exit code is 0 if no difference was detected, 1 if there was some
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57 why3(1), why3-cpulimit(1), why3bench(1), why3config(1), why3doc(1),
58 why3ide(1), why3ml(1), why3realize(1)
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