#include "std_expr.h"#include "arith_tools.h"#include "config.h"#include "expr_util.h"#include "fixedbv.h"#include "ieee_float.h"#include "mathematical_types.h"#include "namespace.h"#include "pointer_expr.h"#include "range.h"#include "rational.h"#include "rational_tools.h"#include "substitute_symbols.h"#include <map>Go to the source code of this file.
lhs is a constant of Boolean type that is representing the Boolean value rhs. lhs is not a constant of Boolean type or is not representing the Boolean value rhs. lhs is a constant representing the numeric value rhs; only values 0 and 1 are supported for rhs. lhs is a constant representing the NULL pointer. Definition at line 291 of file std_expr.cpp.
1) generates a conjunction for two or more operands 2) for one operand, returns the operand 3) returns true otherwise
Definition at line 275 of file std_expr.cpp.
Conjunction of two expressions.
If the second is already an and_exprt add to its operands instead of creating a new expression. If one is true, return the other expression. If one is false returns false.
Definition at line 252 of file std_expr.cpp.
1) generates a disjunction for two or more operands 2) for one operand, returns the operand 3) returns false otherwise
Definition at line 240 of file std_expr.cpp.
Return whether the expression lhs is not a constant of Boolean type or is not representing the Boolean value rhs.
Definition at line 37 of file std_expr.cpp.
Returns the negation of operator==(const exprt &, int).
Definition at line 60 of file std_expr.cpp.
Returns the negation of operator==(const exprt &, std::nullptr_t).
Definition at line 192 of file std_expr.cpp.
Return whether the expression lhs is a constant of Boolean type that is representing the Boolean value rhs.
Definition at line 32 of file std_expr.cpp.
Return whether the expression lhs is a constant representing the numeric value rhs; only values 0 and 1 are supported for rhs.
For value 0 we consider the following types: ID_integer, ID_natural, ID_rational, ID_unsignedbv, ID_signedbv, ID_c_bool, ID_c_bit_field, ID_fixedbv, ID_floatbv, ID_pointer.
For ID_pointer, returns true iff the value is a zero string or a null pointer.
For value 1 we consider the following types: ID_integer, ID_natural, ID_rational, ID_unsignedbv, ID_signedbv, ID_c_bool, ID_c_bit_field, ID_fixedbv, ID_floatbv.
For all other types, return false.
Definition at line 52 of file std_expr.cpp.