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    • Forward-chaining-reports

    Reset-fc-reporting

    Reset the forward-chaining tracking state to its initial configuration

    Example:  (reset-fc-reporting)

    This function erases all forward chaining tracking criteria and sets the on-the-fly reporting flag to nil. The next time you set the criteria (see set-fc-criteria) the short form of reports, in which only the caller and the fc-report number is printed, will appear in your proof logs.

    See forward-chaining-reports for details.