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  Formal analysis for the Electrod formal pivot language
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  doc/electrod.libelectrod/Libelectrod/Outcome/index.html
Module Libelectrod.OutcomeSource
Represents a result trace (or the absence thereof).
A valuation maps set/relation names to the tuples they contain.
A state is either a plain state, or the target of a lasso from the last state of the trace.
Source
type t = private {- trace : states option;
- nbvars : int;(*- number of Booleans used *)
- conversion_time : Mtime.span;
- analysis_time : Mtime.span;
}An outcome represents the result of an analysis. It is either None, meaning there is no resulting trace, or it is Some _ in wihch case it carries a nonempty, ordered sequence of states, with at least one being the target of a loop ("lasso" step).
Represents the absence of trace (so usually: UNSAT).
Source
val trace : 
  ((Atom.t, Atom.t) CCList.Assoc.t * (Name.t * Name.t) list) ->
  int ->
  Mtime.span ->
  Mtime.span ->
  state list ->
  tThe list must be nonempty and must contain at least one lasso target.
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