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Fty::baselists

A book that associates various built-in ACL2 list recognizers with suitable fixing functions and equivalence relations, for use in the fty-discipline.

This is similar in spirit to the fty::basetypes book: it arranges so that various list recognizers like integer-listp, boolean-listp, etc., can be directly used with FTY.

Special note: even though character-listp and string-listp aren't listed below, you will still be able to use them with FTY after including the baselists book. For historical reasons these types are defined in a special way in the std/strings library, see in particular str::equivalences.

Subtopics

Symbol-list
A list of symbolp objects.
True-list-list
A list of true-listp objects.
Nat-list
A list of natp objects.
Rational-list
A list of rationalp objects.
Integer-list
A list of integerp objects.
Boolean-list
A list of booleanp objects.
ACL2-number-list
A list of ACL2-numberp objects.