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How Can I Do That with ACL2? Recent Enhancements to ACL2 Matt Kaufmann and J Strother Moore 1 Introduction (1) ACL2 Version 3.5 was released in May, 2009. Release note items (see :DOC release-notes) since then: (+ 41 ; 3.6 (8/2009) 3 ;

  1. How Can I Do That with ACL2? Recent Enhancements to ACL2 Matt Kaufmann and J Strother Moore 1

  2. Introduction (1) ACL2 Version 3.5 was released in May, 2009. Release note items (see :DOC release-notes) since then: (+ 41 ; 3.6 (8/2009) 3 ; 3.6.1 (9/2009) 100 ; 4.0 (7/2010) 19 ; 4.1 (9/2010) 68 ; 4.2 (1/2011) 93) ; 4.3 (7/2011) = 324 So far there are more than 30 items for the next release (not discussed today). 2

  3. Introduction (1) ACL2 Version 3.5 was released in May, 2009. Release note items (see :DOC release-notes) since then: (+ 41 ; 3.6 (8/2009) 3 ; 3.6.1 (9/2009) 100 ; 4.0 (7/2010) 19 ; 4.1 (9/2010) 68 ; 4.2 (1/2011) 93) ; 4.3 (7/2011) = 324 So far there are more than 30 items for the next release (not discussed today). 3

  4. Introduction (1) ACL2 Version 3.5 was released in May, 2009. Release note items (see :DOC release-notes) since then: (+ 41 ; 3.6 (8/2009) 3 ; 3.6.1 (9/2009) 100 ; 4.0 (7/2010) 19 ; 4.1 (9/2010) 68 ; 4.2 (1/2011) 93) ; 4.3 (7/2011) = 324 So far there are more than 30 items for the next release (not discussed today). 4

  5. Introduction (2) Common characteristics of improvements: ◮ Requested by users ◮ Pragmatic, typically related to programming, proof control, and system infrastructure 5

  6. Today’s Goal and Approach The goal today is to raise awareness of ACL2 capabilities. Only a few of the 324 improvements are discussed in the paper, which has hyperlinks to the documentation. This talk will touch only briefly on those improvements; see the paper and ACL2 documentation for details. This talk and paper are at the user level. See source code and its comments for implementation-level details. 6

  7. Today’s Goal and Approach The goal today is to raise awareness of ACL2 capabilities. Only a few of the 324 improvements are discussed in the paper, which has hyperlinks to the documentation. This talk will touch only briefly on those improvements; see the paper and ACL2 documentation for details. This talk and paper are at the user level. See source code and its comments for implementation-level details. 7

  8. Today’s Goal and Approach The goal today is to raise awareness of ACL2 capabilities. Only a few of the 324 improvements are discussed in the paper, which has hyperlinks to the documentation. This talk will touch only briefly on those improvements; see the paper and ACL2 documentation for details. This talk and paper are at the user level. See source code and its comments for implementation-level details. 8

  9. Today’s Goal and Approach The goal today is to raise awareness of ACL2 capabilities. Only a few of the 324 improvements are discussed in the paper, which has hyperlinks to the documentation. This talk will touch only briefly on those improvements; see the paper and ACL2 documentation for details. This talk and paper are at the user level. See source code and its comments for implementation-level details. 9

  10. Outline ◮ Programming Features ◮ Proof Debug, Control, and Reporting ◮ System-level Enhancements ◮ Concluding Remarks 10

  11. Programming Features ◮ Equality variants ◮ Defattach (rump session talk) ◮ Return-last (macros with side effects) ◮ Avoiding guard violations ( with-guard-checking , ec-call ) ◮ Printing without state ◮ Parallelism (D. Rager’s rump session talk) ◮ Other recent programming support ◮ mv-list ◮ :redef+ , :redef- ◮ Improvements to trace$ , time$ ◮ pkg-imports ◮ file-write-date$ ◮ (append) , (append x) 11

  12. Programming Features ◮ Equality variants ◮ Defattach (rump session talk) ◮ Return-last (macros with side effects) ◮ Avoiding guard violations ( with-guard-checking , ec-call ) ◮ Printing without state ◮ Parallelism (D. Rager’s rump session talk) ◮ Other recent programming support ◮ mv-list ◮ :redef+ , :redef- ◮ Improvements to trace$ , time$ ◮ pkg-imports ◮ file-write-date$ ◮ (append) , (append x) 12

  13. Programming Features ◮ Equality variants ◮ Defattach (rump session talk) ◮ Return-last (macros with side effects) ◮ Avoiding guard violations ( with-guard-checking , ec-call ) ◮ Printing without state ◮ Parallelism (D. Rager’s rump session talk) ◮ Other recent programming support ◮ mv-list ◮ :redef+ , :redef- ◮ Improvements to trace$ , time$ ◮ pkg-imports ◮ file-write-date$ ◮ (append) , (append x) 13

  14. Programming Features ◮ Equality variants ◮ Defattach (rump session talk) ◮ Return-last (macros with side effects) ◮ Avoiding guard violations ( with-guard-checking , ec-call ) ◮ Printing without state ◮ Parallelism (D. Rager’s rump session talk) ◮ Other recent programming support ◮ mv-list ◮ :redef+ , :redef- ◮ Improvements to trace$ , time$ ◮ pkg-imports ◮ file-write-date$ ◮ (append) , (append x) 14

  15. Programming Features ◮ Equality variants ◮ Defattach (rump session talk) ◮ Return-last (macros with side effects) ◮ Avoiding guard violations ( with-guard-checking , ec-call ) ◮ Printing without state ◮ Parallelism (D. Rager’s rump session talk) ◮ Other recent programming support ◮ mv-list ◮ :redef+ , :redef- ◮ Improvements to trace$ , time$ ◮ pkg-imports ◮ file-write-date$ ◮ (append) , (append x) 15

  16. Programming Features ◮ Equality variants ◮ Defattach (rump session talk) ◮ Return-last (macros with side effects) ◮ Avoiding guard violations ( with-guard-checking , ec-call ) ◮ Printing without state ◮ Parallelism (D. Rager’s rump session talk) ◮ Other recent programming support ◮ mv-list ◮ :redef+ , :redef- ◮ Improvements to trace$ , time$ ◮ pkg-imports ◮ file-write-date$ ◮ (append) , (append x) 16

  17. Programming Features ◮ Equality variants ◮ Defattach (rump session talk) ◮ Return-last (macros with side effects) ◮ Avoiding guard violations ( with-guard-checking , ec-call ) ◮ Printing without state ◮ Parallelism (D. Rager’s rump session talk) ◮ Other recent programming support ◮ mv-list ◮ :redef+ , :redef- ◮ Improvements to trace$ , time$ ◮ pkg-imports ◮ file-write-date$ ◮ (append) , (append x) 17

  18. Programming Features ◮ Equality variants ◮ Defattach (rump session talk) ◮ Return-last (macros with side effects) ◮ Avoiding guard violations ( with-guard-checking , ec-call ) ◮ Printing without state ◮ Parallelism (D. Rager’s rump session talk) ◮ Other recent programming support ◮ mv-list ◮ :redef+ , :redef- ◮ Improvements to trace$ , time$ ◮ pkg-imports ◮ file-write-date$ ◮ (append) , (append x) 18

  19. Equality variants **DEMO** 19

  20. Printing Without State ◮ Observation-cw , warning$-cw : unlike cw , can be turned off ◮ Aside: Other new stateless functions include translate-cmp ◮ Formatted creation of strings (demo) ◮ Printing to a “string channel” (see :DOC io) ◮ Dangerous but cool: with-local-state 20

  21. Printing Without State ◮ Observation-cw , warning$-cw : unlike cw , can be turned off ◮ Aside: Other new stateless functions include translate-cmp ◮ Formatted creation of strings (demo) ◮ Printing to a “string channel” (see :DOC io) ◮ Dangerous but cool: with-local-state 21

  22. Printing Without State ◮ Observation-cw , warning$-cw : unlike cw , can be turned off ◮ Aside: Other new stateless functions include translate-cmp ◮ Formatted creation of strings (demo) ◮ Printing to a “string channel” (see :DOC io) ◮ Dangerous but cool: with-local-state 22

  23. Printing Without State ◮ Observation-cw , warning$-cw : unlike cw , can be turned off ◮ Aside: Other new stateless functions include translate-cmp ◮ Formatted creation of strings (demo) ◮ Printing to a “string channel” (see :DOC io) ◮ Dangerous but cool: with-local-state 23

  24. Printing Without State ◮ Observation-cw , warning$-cw : unlike cw , can be turned off ◮ Aside: Other new stateless functions include translate-cmp ◮ Formatted creation of strings (demo) ◮ Printing to a “string channel” (see :DOC io) ◮ Dangerous but cool: with-local-state 24

  25. Outline ◮ Programming Features ◮ Proof Debug, Control, and Reporting ◮ System-level Enhancements ◮ Concluding Remarks 25

  26. Proof Debug, Control, and Reporting ◮ Hints ◮ Proof-checker enhancements ( :instructions in hints ; user-defined macro commands in :instructions ) ◮ Parallelism in proofs (Rager’s talk) ◮ Limiting proof effort ( with-prover-step-limit ) ◮ Proof debugging ◮ New heuristics (rewrite-cache talk; match all free-variables in type-prescription rules) 26

  27. Proof Debug, Control, and Reporting ◮ Hints ◮ Proof-checker enhancements ( :instructions in hints ; user-defined macro commands in :instructions ) ◮ Parallelism in proofs (Rager’s talk) ◮ Limiting proof effort ( with-prover-step-limit ) ◮ Proof debugging ◮ New heuristics (rewrite-cache talk; match all free-variables in type-prescription rules) 27

  28. Proof Debug, Control, and Reporting ◮ Hints ◮ Proof-checker enhancements ( :instructions in hints ; user-defined macro commands in :instructions ) ◮ Parallelism in proofs (Rager’s talk) ◮ Limiting proof effort ( with-prover-step-limit ) ◮ Proof debugging ◮ New heuristics (rewrite-cache talk; match all free-variables in type-prescription rules) 28

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