Uses of Interface
org.smtlib.ILanguage
Packages that use ILanguage
Package
Description
This package contains the main classes and abstract interfaces for this
SMT-LIB tool; the tool provides a stand-alone SMT-LIB-compliant command-line
application, an application that responds to SMT-LIB commands over a
network port, and an SMT-LIB Java API.
This package is an implementation of the interfaces defined in org.smtlib.
This package contains implementations of classes that implement the constraints of individual logics.
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Uses of ILanguage in org.smtlib
Subinterfaces of ILanguage in org.smtlibModifier and TypeInterfaceDescriptioninterfaceThis interface represents a definition of an SMT_LIB logic -
Uses of ILanguage in org.smtlib.impl
Classes in org.smtlib.impl that implement ILanguage -
Uses of ILanguage in org.smtlib.logic
Classes in org.smtlib.logic that implement ILanguageModifier and TypeClassDescriptionclassclassclassclassclassCommon base for the difference logics QF_IDL and QF_RDL.classclassCommon base for this package's per-logic syntactic-restriction classes (QF_IDL, LRA, QF_UF, etc).classThis logic does not allow uninterpreted functions or nonlinear arithmetic termsclassThis logic does not allow quantifiers or uninterpreted functionsclassThis logic does not allow quantifiers; all array terms have sort (Array (_ BitVec i) (_ BitVec j))classclassclassclassclassNot an official SMT-LIB logic -- see QF_FP.smt2's own :notes: a jSMTLIB-invented convenience logic for exercising the FloatingPoint theory in this project's own test suite without needing the broad ALL logic.classQF_IDL atoms (QF_IDL.smt2): (op x y), (op (- x y) n) and (op (- x y) (- n)), with x, y free constants of sort Int and n a numeral.classclassclassclassclassQF_RDL atoms (QF_RDL.smt2): (op x y), (op (- x y) c), (op (- (+ x ...classclassQuantifier-free, with uninterpreted functions and sorts permitted -- identical restrictions to QF_UF, all inherited from it (the bit-vector vs.classclassclassclassclassclass