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Extending the Applicability of Sketching

@inproceedings{TancauExtendingTA,
  title={Extending the Applicability of Sketching},
  author={Liviu Tancau and Armando Solar-Lezama and Gilad Arnold}
}
We present four extensions to the SKETCH programming system developed at UC Berkeley: (a) support for floating point numbers; (b) a new circuit-based solver; (c) performing synthesis and verification at two separate levels of granularity; (d) extending solutions of small problems to larger instances. These extensions improve the performance of the system, add new functionality, and address scalability concerns for real-world algorithms. 
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