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• Comm-list

Comm-list-fix

(comm-list-fix x) is a usual ACL2::fty list fixing function.

Signature

(comm-list-fix x) → fty::newx

Arguments

x — Guard (comm-listp x).

Returns

fty::newx — Type (comm-listp fty::newx).

In the logic, we apply comm-fix to each member of the x. In the execution, none of that is actually necessary and this is just an inlined identity function.