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• Witness-cp

Defquant

Define a quantified function and corresponding witness-cp rules.

Defquant introduces a quantified function using defun-sk and subsequently adds appropriate defwitness and definstantiate rules for that function. Note that no defexample rules are provided (we judge these too hard to get right automatically).

Usage: Defquant takes the same arguments as defun-sk, plus the following additional keywords:

• :define — default t, use nil to skip the defun-sk step (useful if it has already been done)
• :wcp-witness-rulename and :instance-rulename — name the generated witness and instance rules. The defaults are name-witnessing and name-instancing.