package mc2

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A mcsat-based SMT solver in pure OCaml

Install

dune-project

Dependency

github.com Readme Changelog Edit opam file Versions (1)

Authors

Maintainers

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simon.cruanes.2007@m4x.org

Sources

v0.1.tar.gz

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doc/mc2.core/Mc2_core/Term/Watch1/index.html

Module `Term.Watch1`Source

Sourcetype t

Sourceval dummy : t

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

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

owns the array

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

owns the array

current watch(es)

Source

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 ()

Source

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 ()