Get tags, variable names, and constraints from reactions #3
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…t seems, but too many paths
…s" suffix from variable names and (already in previous commits) enables instrumentation.
…xploration, if possible
…o large integer values, to be fixed next
… ./run-symbolic-execution-adapted.sh
…to be used anyway)
…ns only. Constraint collections seems to work, now need to generateNextInput properly
…names defined only in the reaction
…rPathExploration. Extracted common parts in a Helper. Now MultiVar still does not work
….. This has later to be handled by using a proper solver
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For me, it works to run run-symbolic-execution-adapted.sh to extract the paths.
This script needs to be adapted to the environment. Also, I made a few more changes (see diff to old run-symbolic-execution.sh).
Prerequisite is the most recent version of https://github.com/IngridJiang/Amalthea-acset