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    Ld-error-triples

    Determines whether a form caused an error during ld

    Ld-error-triples is an ld special (see ld). The accessor is (ld-error-triples state) and the updater is (set-ld-error-triples val state). Ld-error-triples must be either t or nil. The initial value of ld-error-triples is t.

    The general-purpose ACL2 read-eval-print loop, ld, reads forms from standard-oi, evaluates them and prints the result to standard-co. Note that the ACL2 top-level loop (see lp) results from an invocation of ld.

    However, there are various flags that control ld's behavior and ld-error-triples is one of them. If this variable has the value t then when a form evaluates to an error-triple (mv erp val state) such that erp is non-nil, then an error is deemed to have occurred. When an error occurs in evaluating a form, ld rolls back the ACL2 world to the configuration it had at the conclusion of the last error-free form. Then ld takes the action determined by ld-error-action.