Building

# Install Dependencies
opam switch create rocq 5.3.0
opam pin add rocq-runtime 9.1.0
opam install rocq-prover dune

# Clone and build
git clone https://github.com/CharlesAverill/lstar-rocq && cd lstar-rocq
make # will build lstar-rocq, extract, then build lstar

Optimizations during extraction (such as using OCaml integers) are enabled by default, but can be disabled by commenting out this line in Extraction.v:

From lstar Require Import ExtrOptimizations.

The following example file will break without optimizations turned on.

Example

An example execution is provided in alternating.ml. The target language is alternating bit strings (e.g., "01", "10", "101", "0101", etc.). Running dune exec lstar.alternating will start the learning algorithm, report that it has found a DFA that encodes the language, and then run some test cases for bit strings of length 3:

$ dune exec lstar.alternating
DFA found                          
Input       Expected  Got       Correct 
[000]       false     false     Y
[001]       false     false     Y
[010]       true      true      Y
[011]       false     false     Y
[100]       false     false     Y
[101]       true      true      Y
[110]       false     false     Y
[111]       false     false     Y
Accuracy: 8/8

Examples lstar.div7 and lstar.mod3 show the learning of DFAs for decimal strings divisible by 7, and binary strings where the number of 1s is divisible by 3.