Revision 7bc73a4466ad80d82edfee0399acb2d9436be605 authored by Pierre-Yves Strub on 19 December 2017, 11:17:37 UTC, committed by Pierre-Yves Strub on 19 December 2017, 11:21:58 UTC
`solve` is a resolution tactics. Currently, it tries to (recursively) close goals with the lemmas in the hint databases (in the same manner as `done` with the `hint exact` database). However, `solve` can be given hint databases names with the syntax: `solve (db1, db2, ...)` The maximum depth of the resolution tree is controled by an optional argument that comes first (`solve 2` for example). By default, the depth is equal to 1. Databases can be created using the 'hint solve' command: `hint solve $priority $dbname : lemma1 lemma2'. where the priority is optional --- `solve` tries to solve goals using lemmas with a lower $priority first. `hint exact ...` is now an alias for `hint solve 0 ...`
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