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Catalogue › 2017

satUZK-seq

Alexander van der Grinten
solverothermain
licencelicence unknown
can doproof (declared)gzip input
statusNot run yetnot buildableNot on Docker Hub yet

Status

FIXME: only binary

Licence

not identified No licence file or recognizable licence header was found in the archived sources (archive not available). SAT Heritage redistributes the sources as the competition did; before any other use, ask the authors. If you know the licence, send a pull request adding a license field to this entry.

Build it and run it

pip install satex && satex build satuzk-seq:2017
docker run --rm -v $PWD:/data satex/satuzk-seq:2017 instance.cnf proof.out

This image is not on Docker Hub yet (checked 2026-09-25): the images are pushed in batches, and some entries cannot be built. Until then, satex build makes it on your machine from the archived sources and the recipe below, and the run command is the same. Mount the directory that holds your instance on /data; the proof file is optional. Its full provenance is kept: the archived sources, the pinned build environment and the recipe are all listed below, and satex build satuzk-seq:2017 rebuilds the same image on your own machine if you would rather not trust ours (slower, same solver).

Download the sources satUZK-seq.zip, the competition submission as archived by SAT Heritage, to build it yourself with the recipe below. The Zenodo record holding the archives of this year was downloaded 1 324 times (Zenodo counts per record, not per file).

Licence
not identified: no licence file or header found in the archive; if you know it, send a pull request (archive not available)
Image
satex/satuzk-seq:2017
Command
./satuzk-seq FILECNF
Compressed input
read natively

How it is built

Recipe
builder generic/v1
Builder
generic/v1
Environment
debian:9.1
Sources
satUZK-seq.zip

Last verification

No recorded run.