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erwan authored
Basically, the idea is to parse the result of the registred ('s -> string) function. For instance if the user define 'v and 'v printer as follows: type state = { a : int ; b : float } let state_to_string s = Printf.sprintf "x=%d y=%f" s.v1 s.v2 pid_x and pid_y will be used as output var names in the RIF outputs. If the user provide no name: let state_to_string s = Printf.sprintf "%d %f" s.v1 s.v2 some names will be invented (pid_v0 and pid_v1)
erwan authoredBasically, the idea is to parse the result of the registred ('s -> string) function. For instance if the user define 'v and 'v printer as follows: type state = { a : int ; b : float } let state_to_string s = Printf.sprintf "x=%d y=%f" s.v1 s.v2 pid_x and pid_y will be used as output var names in the RIF outputs. If the user provide no name: let state_to_string s = Printf.sprintf "%d %f" s.v1 s.v2 some names will be invented (pid_v0 and pid_v1)