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Std.Tactic.BVDecide.Bitblast.BVExpr.Basic

This module contains the definition of the BitVec fragment that bv_decide internally operates on as BVLogicalExpr. The preprocessing steps of bv_decide reduce all supported BitVec operations to the ones provided in this file. For verification purposes BVLogicalExpr.Sat and BVLogicalExpr.Unsat are provided.

The variable definition used by the bitblaster.

  • w : Nat

    The width of the BitVec variable.

  • var : Nat

    A numeric identifier for the BitVec variable.

  • idx : Fin self.w

    The bit that we take out of the BitVec variable by getLsb.

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    All supported binary operations on BVExpr.

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      The semantics for BVBinOp.

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        All supported unary operators on BVExpr.

        • not: Std.Tactic.BVDecide.BVUnOp

          Bitwise not.

        • shiftLeftConst: NatStd.Tactic.BVDecide.BVUnOp

          Shifting left by a constant value.

          This operation has a dedicated constant representation as shiftLeft can take Nat as a shift amount. We can obviously not bitblast a Nat but still want to support the case where the user shifts by a constant Nat value.

        • shiftRightConst: NatStd.Tactic.BVDecide.BVUnOp

          Shifting right by a constant value.

          This operation has a dedicated constant representation as shiftRight can take Nat as a shift amount. We can obviously not bitblast a Nat but still want to support the case where the user shifts by a constant Nat value.

        • rotateLeft: NatStd.Tactic.BVDecide.BVUnOp

          Rotating left by a constant value.

        • rotateRight: NatStd.Tactic.BVDecide.BVUnOp

          Rotating right by a constant value.

        • arithShiftRightConst: NatStd.Tactic.BVDecide.BVUnOp

          Arithmetic shift right by a constant value.

          This operation has a dedicated constant representation as shiftRight can take Nat as a shift amount. We can obviously not bitblast a Nat but still want to support the case where the user shifts by a constant Nat value.

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          The semantics for BVUnOp.

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            theorem Std.Tactic.BVDecide.BVUnOp.eval_rotateLeft {n w : Nat} :
            (Std.Tactic.BVDecide.BVUnOp.rotateLeft n).eval = fun (x : BitVec w) => x.rotateLeft n
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            theorem Std.Tactic.BVDecide.BVUnOp.eval_rotateRight {n w : Nat} :
            (Std.Tactic.BVDecide.BVUnOp.rotateRight n).eval = fun (x : BitVec w) => x.rotateRight n

            All supported expressions involving BitVec and operations on them.

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                • Std.Tactic.BVDecide.BVExpr.instToString = { toString := Std.Tactic.BVDecide.BVExpr.toString }

                Pack a BitVec with its width into a single parameter-less structure.

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                  The notion of variable assignments for BVExpr.

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                    The semantics for BVExpr.

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                      Supported binary predicates on BVExpr.

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                        The semantics for BVBinPred.

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                          Supported predicates on BVExpr.

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                            Pack two BVExpr of equivalent width into one parameter-less structure.

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                                Boolean substructure of problems involving predicates on BitVec as atoms.

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                                  The semantics of boolean problems involving BitVec predicates as atoms.

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