Hi Michael,

>miz3's "by" is just an invocation of MESON but with,
>as I understand, a time limit imposed.

FWIW, one can turn off the time limit by setting "timeout"
to -1.  This is useful for example if one wants to recheck
a proof that is known to be correct on a slow computer.

Of course, if a miz3 proof contains a tactic that doesn't
terminate, then with this setting the checking of that
proof won't terminate either.

Freek

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