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Vl-warning

Make-vl-warning

Basic constructor macro for vl-warning structures.

Syntax

(make-vl-warning [:type <type>] 
                 [:fatalp <fatalp>] 
                 [:msg <msg>] 
                 [:args <args>] 
                 [:fn <fn>])

This is the usual way to construct vl-warning structures. It simply conses together a structure with the specified fields.

This macro generates a new vl-warning structure from scratch. See also change-vl-warning, which can "change" an existing structure, instead.

Definition

This is an ordinary make- macro introduced by defprod.

Macro: make-vl-warning

(defmacro
     make-vl-warning (&rest args)
     (std::make-aggregate 'vl-warning
                          args
                          '((:type) (:fatalp) (:msg) (:args) (:fn))
                          'make-vl-warning
                          nil))

Function: vl-warning

(defun vl-warning (type fatalp msg args fn)
       (declare (xargs :guard (and (symbolp type)
                                   (booleanp fatalp)
                                   (stringp msg)
                                   (true-listp args)
                                   (symbolp fn))))
       (declare (xargs :guard t))
       (let ((__function__ 'vl-warning))
            (declare (ignorable __function__))
            (b* ((type (mbe :logic (acl2::symbol-fix type)
                            :exec type))
                 (fatalp (mbe :logic (acl2::bool-fix fatalp)
                              :exec fatalp))
                 (msg (mbe :logic (str-fix msg) :exec msg))
                 (args (mbe :logic (list-fix args) :exec args))
                 (fn (mbe :logic (acl2::symbol-fix fn)
                          :exec fn)))
                (cons :vl-warning (list (cons 'type type)
                                        (cons 'fatalp fatalp)
                                        (cons 'msg msg)
                                        (cons 'args args)
                                        (cons 'fn fn))))))