Java API

The Java API for cvc5 mostly mirrors the C++ API and supports operator overloading, iterators, and exceptions. There are a few differences from the C++ API, such as using arbitrary-precision integer pairs, specifically, pairs of Java BigInteger objects, to represent rational numbers. The quickstart guide gives a short introduction, and more examples can be found here.

For most applications, the Solver class is the main entry point to cvc5. The class hierarchy of cvc5 package provides more details on the individual classes.

Building cvc5 Java API

$ git clone https://github.com/cvc5/cvc5
$ cd cvc5
$ ./configure.sh production --java-bindings --auto-download --prefix=build/install
$ cd build
$ make
$ make install

$ ls install/lib
  cmake  libcvc5jni.so  libcvc5parser.so  libcvc5parser.so.1  libcvc5.so
  libpicpoly.a  libpicpolyxx.a  libpoly.so libpoly.so.0  libpoly.so.0.1.9
  libpolyxx.so  libpolyxx.so.0  libpolyxx.so.0.1.9  objects-Production
$ ls install/share/java/
  cvc5-0.0.5-dev.jar  cvc5.jar

# compile example QuickStart.java with cvc5 jar file
$ javac -cp "install/share/java/cvc5.jar" ../examples/api/java/QuickStart.java -d .

# run example QuickStart with cvc5 jar file and cvc5 shared libraries
$ java -cp "install/share/java/cvc5.jar:." "-Djava.library.path=install/lib" QuickStart
  expected: sat
  result: sat
  value for x: 1/6
  value for y: 1/6
  expected: unsat
  result: unsat
  unsat core size: 3
  unsat core:
  (< 0 a)
  (< 0 b)
  (< (+ a b) 1)

Package io.github.cvc5

Package io.github.cvc5.modes