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    • Op/en-p

    Make-op/en-p

    Basic constructor macro for op/en-p structures.

    Syntax
    (make-op/en-p [:src1 <src1>] 
                  [:src2 <src2>] 
                  [:src3 <src3>] 
                  [:src4 <src4>]) 
    

    This is the usual way to construct op/en-p structures. It simply conses together a structure with the specified fields.

    This macro generates a new op/en-p structure from scratch. See also change-op/en-p, which can "change" an existing structure, instead.

    Definition

    This is an ordinary make- macro introduced by defprod.

    Macro: make-op/en-p

    (defmacro make-op/en-p (&rest args)
      (std::make-aggregate 'op/en-p
                           args '((:src1) (:src2) (:src3) (:src4))
                           'make-op/en-p
                           nil))

    Function: op/en-p

    (defun op/en-p (src1 src2 src3 src4)
      (declare (xargs :guard (and (acl2::keyword-listp src1)
                                  (acl2::keyword-listp src2)
                                  (acl2::keyword-listp src3)
                                  (acl2::keyword-listp src4))))
      (declare (xargs :guard t))
      (let ((__function__ 'op/en-p))
        (declare (ignorable __function__))
        (b* ((src1 (mbe :logic (keyword-list-fix src1)
                        :exec src1))
             (src2 (mbe :logic (keyword-list-fix src2)
                        :exec src2))
             (src3 (mbe :logic (keyword-list-fix src3)
                        :exec src3))
             (src4 (mbe :logic (keyword-list-fix src4)
                        :exec src4)))
          (list (cons 'src1 src1)
                (cons 'src2 src2)
                (cons 'src3 src3)
                (cons 'src4 src4)))))