package mc2

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package mc2

mc2.backend
- Mc2_backend
  - Backend_intf
    
    S
  - Dot
    
    Arg
    
    Default
    
    Make
    
    A
mc2.core
- Mc2_core
  - Actions
  - Atom
  - Bound_var
  - Builtins
  - Clause
  - Error
  - ID
    
    Smtlib
  - Lemma
    
    TC
  - Plugin
    
    Factory
    
    S
  - Proof
  - Service
    
    Key
    
    Registry
  - Solver
    
    Sat_state
    
    Unsat_state
  - Statement
  - Term
    
    Bool
    
    TC
    
    TERM_ALLOC
    
    TERM_ALLOC_OPS
    
    Term_allocator
    
    T
    
    Watch1
    
    Watch2
  - Tseitin
    
    Arg
    
    Make
    
    F
    
    S
  - Type
    
    Alloc
    
    T
    
    TC
    
    TY_ALLOC_OPS
  - Value
    
    TC
mc2.dimacs
- Mc2_dimacs
  - Plugin_sat
mc2.lra
- Mc2_lra
  - LE
    
    Infix
mc2.propositional
- Mc2_propositional
  - F
mc2.smtlib
- Mc2_smtlib
  - Make
    
    ARG
  - Typecheck
    
    Make
    
    ARG
mc2.uf
- Mc2_uf
mc2.unin_sort
- Mc2_unin_sort

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type t

val dummy : t

val make : Mc2_core__.Solver_types.term list -> t

val make_a : Mc2_core__.Solver_types.term array -> t

owns the array

val iter : t -> Mc2_core__.Solver_types.term Iter.t

owns the array

current watch(es)

val init : 
  t ->
  Mc2_core__.Solver_types.term ->
  on_all_set:(unit -> unit) ->
  unit

init w t ~on_all_set initializes w (the watchlist) for term t, by finding an unassigned term in the watchlist and registering t to it. If all terms are set, then it watches the one with the highest level and call on_all_set ()

val update : 
  t ->
  Mc2_core__.Solver_types.term ->
  watch:Mc2_core__.Solver_types.term ->
  on_all_set:(unit -> unit) ->
  Mc2_core__.Solver_types.watch_res

update w t ~watch ~on_all_set updates w after watch has been assigned. It looks for another term in w for t to watch. If all terms are set, then it calls on_all_set ()