|
public MkFiniteDomainSort ( |
||
| name | The name used to identify the sort | |
| size | ulong | The size of the sort |
| return | ||
public static void FiniteDomainExample(Context ctx)
{
Console.WriteLine("FiniteDomainExample");
FiniteDomainSort s = ctx.MkFiniteDomainSort("S", 10);
FiniteDomainSort t = ctx.MkFiniteDomainSort("T", 10);
FiniteDomainNum s1 = (FiniteDomainNum)ctx.MkNumeral(1, s);
FiniteDomainNum t1 = (FiniteDomainNum)ctx.MkNumeral(1, t);
Console.WriteLine("{0} of size {1}", s, s.Size);
Console.WriteLine("{0} of size {1}", t, t.Size);
Console.WriteLine("{0}", s1);
Console.WriteLine("{0}", t1);
Console.WriteLine("{0}", s1.Int);
Console.WriteLine("{0}", t1.Int);
// But you cannot mix numerals of different sorts
// even if the size of their domains are the same:
// Console.WriteLine("{0}", ctx.MkEq(s1, t1));
}
public static void FiniteDomainExample(Context ctx)
{
Console.WriteLine("FiniteDomainExample");
var s = ctx.MkFiniteDomainSort("S", 10);
var t = ctx.MkFiniteDomainSort("T", 10);
var s1 = ctx.MkNumeral(1, s);
var t1 = ctx.MkNumeral(1, t);
Console.WriteLine("{0}", s);
Console.WriteLine("{0}", t);
Console.WriteLine("{0}", s1);
Console.WriteLine("{0}", ctx.MkNumeral(2, s));
Console.WriteLine("{0}", t1);
// But you cannot mix numerals of different sorts
// even if the size of their domains are the same:
// Console.WriteLine("{0}", ctx.MkEq(s1, t1));
}