mk_realintconst : num -> term
- SYNOPSIS
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Converts an OCaml number to a canonical integer literal of type :real.
- DESCRIPTION
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The call mk_realintconst n where n is an OCaml number (type num) produces
the canonical literal of type :real representing the integer n. This will
be of the form `&m' for a numeral m (when n is nonnegative) or `-- &m'
for a nonzero numeral m (when n is negative).
- FAILURE CONDITIONS
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Fails if applied to a number that is not an integer (type num also includes
rational numbers).
- EXAMPLE
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# mk_realintconst (Int (-101));;
val it : term = `-- &101`
# type_of it;;
val it : hol_type = `:real`
- SEE ALSO
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dest_realintconst, is_realintconst, mk_intconst, rat_of_term.