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Trusted

Trusted part of Smtlink.

Introduction

Subtopics

Translation-datatypes

Datatypes for the translation in trusted clause-processor

Smt-run

SMT-run runs the configured SMT solver then interprets the result and feed it back to ACL2.

Smt-prove

SMT-prove is the main functions for transliteration into SMT languages and calling the external SMT solver.

Smt-write

SMT-write writes out the translated string to a SMT file as configured.

Smt-trusted-cp

The trusted clause processor

Z3-py

The Z3 python interface related books.