Safe Haskell | None |
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Language | Haskell98 |
operations with fixed bit width. still they are non-overflowing: if overflow occurs, the constraints are not satisfiable. the bit width of the result of binary operations is the max of the bit width of the inputs.
- restricted :: MonadSAT m => Int -> Number -> m Number
- add :: MonadSAT m => Number -> Number -> m Number
- times :: MonadSAT m => Number -> Number -> m Number
- dot_product :: MonadSAT m => Int -> [Number] -> [Number] -> m Number
- dot_product' :: MonadSAT m => [Number] -> [Number] -> m Number
- data Number
- bits :: Number -> [Boolean]
- make :: [Boolean] -> Number
- width :: Number -> Int
- number :: MonadSAT m => Int -> m Number
- constant :: MonadSAT m => Integer -> m Number
- constantWidth :: MonadSAT m => Int -> Integer -> m Number
- fromBinary :: [Bool] -> Integer
- toBinary :: Integer -> [Bool]
- toBinaryWidth :: Int -> Integer -> [Bool]
- module Satchmo.Binary.Op.Common
- restrictedTimes :: MonadSAT m => Number -> Number -> m Number
Documentation
restricted :: MonadSAT m => Int -> Number -> m Number Source
give only lower k bits, upper bits must be zero, (else unsatisfiable)
add :: MonadSAT m => Number -> Number -> m Number Source
result bit width is max of argument bit widths. if overflow occurs, then formula is unsatisfiable.
times :: MonadSAT m => Number -> Number -> m Number Source
result bit width is at most max of argument bit widths. if overflow occurs, then formula is unsatisfiable.
constantWidth :: MonadSAT m => Int -> Integer -> m Number Source
constantWidth w
declares a number constant using at least w
bits
fromBinary :: [Bool] -> Integer Source
toBinaryWidth :: Int -> Integer -> [Bool] Source
toBinaryWidth w
converts to binary using at least w
bits
module Satchmo.Binary.Op.Common