package libzipperposition
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Library for Zipperposition
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
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Sources
2.1.tar.gz
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doc/libzipperposition.induction/Libzipperposition_induction/Make/argument-1-E/ProofState/CQueue/index.html
Module ProofState.CQueue
Priority queues on clauses
val register_conjecture_clause : C.t -> unitval on_proof_state_init : C.t Iter.t Logtk.Signal.tWeight functions
module WeightFun : sig ... endmodule PriorityFun : sig ... endval length : t -> intNumber of elements
val is_empty : t -> boolcheck whether the queue is empty
val name : t -> stringName of the implementation/role of the queue
Available Queues
val bfs : unit -> tFIFO
val almost_bfs : unit -> tHalf FIFO, half default
val explore : unit -> tUse heuristics for selecting "small" clauses
val ground : unit -> tFavor positive unit clauses and ground clauses
val goal_oriented : unit -> tcustom weight function that favors clauses that are "close" to initial conjectures. It is fair.
val default : unit -> tObtain the default queue
val of_profile : Libzipperposition.ClauseQueue_intf.profile -> tSelect the queue corresponding to the given profile
ignore the clause in the queue, and make sure it is never returned with the call to take_first(); returns true if clause was actually removed
IO
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