Add typing extensions, and the bvconv extension #208
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Use the new "bvconv" typing extension introduced in Gbury/dolmen#208 instead of our own custom builtins.
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Should solve #205
This PR adds a notion of typing extensions, which allow to add new builtins for the typechecking. Fomr the point of view of the ocaml API, these do not add much compared to the already existing
additional_builtinsmechanism. They mainly represent a slightly more structured way to add new builtins. When using thedolmenbinary, these extensions can be activated on the command line, using the new--extoption.Currently, these is only a single extension: the
bvconvextension, which adds thebv2natandint2bvfunctions, as described in #205 (comment)Therefore, examples of smtlib2 problems using either
bv2natorint2bvwill now be able to typecheck using the following command-line: