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This is a nice article. We use z3 at work (to solve client specific resource allocation problems with certain business constraints), and I personally have been
by abhgh 6y ago
This is a nice article. We use z3 at work (to solve client specific resource allocation problems with certain business constraints), and I personally have been interested in looking at Coq. Looking at the other comments it seems like there might be an expressive-ness vs compute time tradeoff, but worth exploring for some of the harder problems I guess.
- auggierose 6y agoNo. If you expect Coq to do actual work for you, that will not work out well.