Internal bug: Refinement unable to make progress

[unboxedtype]

Hi!

Running Corral on a Boogie program gives the following:

$ corral /z3opt:smt.bv.enable_int2bv=true /useArrayTheory /recursionBound:5 ./minidao.bpl 
Corral program verifier version 1.0.12.0
Single threaded program detected
Verifying program while tracking: {assertsPassed}
Program has a potential bug: False bug
Verifying program while tracking: {assertsPassed, voted_yes, voted_no}
Program has a potential bug: False bug
Verifying program while tracking: {assertsPassed, voted_yes, voted_no, now, proposal_deadline}
Program has a potential bug: False bug
Verifying program while tracking: {assertsPassed, voted_yes, voted_no, now, proposal_deadline, DAO_balance}
Program has a potential bug: False bug
Verifying program while tracking: {assertsPassed, voted_yes, voted_no, now, proposal_deadline, DAO_balance, msg_sender}
Program has a potential bug: False bug

**Error, internal bug: Refinement unable to make progress**

After several refinement steps, it fails to progress further. Do you have any clues
regarding why this happens and what can I do about it? Inside my program, I use
bv2int, int2bv, quantifier constructs: might this be a reason for this?

I do not have a minimal reproducing sample, and not sure if attaching the full source code
is a good idea.

Thanks!

[akashlal]

@unboxedtype This error happens due to incompleteness from the SMT solver. Corral was unable to find additional variables to track so as to rule out the last false counterexample. The incompleteness usually is from quantifiers that are not well-behaved (without good triggers). Try to identify these quantifiers and see if you can remove them (use a loop instead) or add triggers.

Another option is to use the flag /trackAllVars. In this case, the incompleteness can still show up, but instead of this internal bug, corral may report a false bug.

[unboxedtype]

I removed bv2int, int2bv, quantifiers over integers. I changed all integers to bitvectors,
and quantify only over thin bitvectors, so now its working, I am good!

Thanks!

P.S. It might be a good idea to enhance the error message to give a clue for a poor soul.