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Builtins

A library about the ACL2 built-ins.

The file collect.lisp contains code to collect the names of all the built-in ACL2 events and to store them into named constants. That file also defines additional named constants that categorize functions and axioms and theorems; these could be potentially moved to a new file called categorize.lisp at some point.

The file document.lisp contains code to generate XDOC topics for the built-in axioms and theorems, organized in different ways. This makes it easier to see the built-in axioms and theorems than looking or searching through the source code.

The file disable.lisp contains code that can be used to disable built-in functions and rules (the latter are axioms or theorems that have rule classes). This may be useful for more controlled and efficient proofs.

Subtopics

Builtin-defaxioms/defthms
Built-in axioms and theorems.