FixpointParseError

flux_infer::fixpoint_encoding::decoding

Enum FixpointParseError 

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pub enum FixpointParseError {
    UIFRelArityMismatch(usize),
    TupleCtorArityMismatch(usize, usize),
    ProjArityMismatch(usize),
    NoGlobalVar(GlobalVar),
    CastArityMismatch(usize),
    PrimOpArityMismatch(usize),
    NoLocalVar(LocalVar),
    WrongVarInIsCtor(Var),
}

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UIFRelArityMismatch(usize)

UIFRels are encoded as Apps, but they are as of right now only binary relations so they must have 2 arguments only.

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TupleCtorArityMismatch(usize, usize)

Expected arity (based off of the tuple ctor), actual arity (the numer of args)

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ProjArityMismatch(usize)

The number of arguments should only ever be 1 for a tuple proj

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NoGlobalVar(GlobalVar)

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CastArityMismatch(usize)

Casts should only have 1 arg

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PrimOpArityMismatch(usize)

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NoLocalVar(LocalVar)

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WrongVarInIsCtor(Var)

Expecting fixpoint::Var::DataCtor

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impl Debug for FixpointParseError

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

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