Re: Domain size and scalability of equality

Hi Luke,

Equality predicates of any reasonable size *must* have their BDD
domains interleaved.  You can set a variable order using the
.bddvarorder directive in the Datalog file or -Dbddvarorder= on the
command line.

-John


On 6/27/07, Luke Simon <luke.simon@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I am currently running to scalability issues with the equality predicate on
> a domain 32 bits in size (2^32).  Since domains are a fixed size, I have to
> choose a fixed size that is large enough for analyzing any target
> application.  However, even for a domain size of 2^32, the initialization of
> the equality predicate does not terminate.  When using libbuddy, it
> segfaults.  When using the pure Java BDD solver, it simply runs out of
> memory.
>
>
> For now, I am going to scale back to using a fixed domain size of 2^20, and
> just hope that I don't run into an application that needs  a larger domain.
>
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