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Norbert Preining edited this page Oct 6, 2017
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{bresolve | :bresolve} [<limit>] [all]
Computes all possible variable assignments that render an abstracted
term true. The variant with leading colon is for usage during a CITP proof.
If an optional argument 'all' is specified, all solutions will be searched.
Optional specifies maximal number of variable combination, i.e.
if there are 3 variables v1, v2, and v3, and is 2,
the following cases are examined:
(1) v1 : true/false
(2) v2 : true/false
(3) v3 : true/false
(4) v1/v2 : combinations of true/false of two variables
(5) v1/v3 : combinations of true/false of two variables
(6) v2/v3 : combinations of true/false of two variables
Example
CafeOBJ> bresolve 2 all
** (1) The following assignment(s) makes the term to be 'true'.
[1] { P-3:Bool |-> true }
where
p-3 = P4(Y:S)
[2] { P-4:Bool |-> true }
where
p-4 = P1(X:S)
** (2) The following assignment(s) makes the term to be 'true'.
[1] { P-1:Bool |-> true, P-2:Bool |-> true }
where
p-1 = P3(Y:S)
p-2 = P2(X:S)
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