Re: [fstar-club] Noob questions

2019-01-15 Thread Christian Nyumbayire via fstar-club
Thank you Jonathan! I will inspect! So far my first preoccupation is to get a flexible enough Makefile, so I'm still stack on previous points. I've seen that FStar.Util has most of what could be used in IO outside printing and basic file management, so I guess there is not that much to extend

Re: [fstar-club] Noob questions

2019-01-15 Thread Jonathan Protzenko via fstar-club
Hello Christian, Responding more specifically to your KreMLin/Low* questions... Most of the systems-level modeling in Low* is fairly primitive, as whatever little there is was only designed to support the creation of minimal tests or proof-of-concepts. As such, stdin was simply never added.

Re: [fstar-club] Noob questions

2019-01-11 Thread Christian Nyumbayire via fstar-club
Hi Nik, thank you for the kind and informative reply. I will see what to do. So far I've joined the slack. For what I've seen so far, Discourse may work as a good alternative, but I don't know exactly your requirements. Discourse forums can be both public and private, have roles, be by invite,

Re: [fstar-club] Noob questions

2019-01-11 Thread Nikhil Swamy via fstar-club
Dear Christian, Thanks for your interest in F*! I respond to some of your questions quite broadly below. I’ll let others respond further with more specifics. -Nik From: fstar-club On Behalf Of Christian Nyumbayire via fstar-club Sent: Wednesday, January 9, 2019 6:42 PM To: