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(in-package "ACL2")
(include-book "lists/top")
(include-book "alists/top")
(include-book "typed-lists/top")
(include-book "io/top")
(include-book "strings/top")
(include-book "misc/top")
(include-book "osets/top")

(defsection std
  :short "Standard libraries for ACL2."

  :long "<p>The @('std') library is meant to become <i>ACL2, Batteries
Included</i>.  Its features a wide variety of books that work well together to
provide a well-thought-out, documented, coherent reasoning strategy.</p>

<p>@('Std') is currently under active development.  You are welcome to use it,
but please be aware that things may change out from under you.</p>

<p>So far, @('std') itself includes libraries about
   <see topic='@(url std/lists)'>lists</see>,
   <see topic='@(url osets)'>sets</see>,
   <see topic='@(url std/alists)'>alists</see>,
   <see topic='@(url std/typed-lists)'>typed-lists</see>, and
   <see topic='@(url std/io)'>input/output</see>.
Each of these libraries provides many lemmas for reasoning about built-in
ACL2 functions, and also many additional functions.</p>

<p>The @('Std') books also play well with libraries like @(see str), and @(see
cutil).  We are working to further integrate these libraries, and may soon
incorporate some of them into @(see std), itself.</p>")


