package batsat
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OCaml bindings for batsat, a SAT solver in rust
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
v0.6.tar.gz
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doc/batsat/Batsat/Lit/index.html
Module Batsat.LitSource
Some representation of literals that will be accepted by the SAT solver.
make n creates the literal whose index is n. NOTE n must be strictly positive. Use neg to obtain the negation of a literal.
make_with_sign b x is if b then make x else neg (make x). It applies the given sign to make x.
Sign: true if the literal is positive, false for a negated literal. Invariants: sign (abs x) = true sign (neg x) = not (sign x)
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