Add tutorial for adapting write_functional_smt2 #4884
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Line breaks. Put intro under sub-heading.
Can't take both [selection] and [filename] optional arguments.
Add a diff file and use it for showing changes from smtlib to rosette. Also add relevant sections of diff to Sort and Struct sections.
Easier for comparisons, and the structure still works. (I don't remember why I moved away from it in the first place.)
This time from the actual source, which apparently means changing all of the spaces for tabs.
- Fixing typo - Reference `write_functional_rosette` - Adjusting/fixing diff sections - Comment on why the `code-block:: diff` isn't a `literalinclude`
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Tutorial goes through
smtlib.cc(write_functional_smt2) andsmtlib_rosette.cc(write_functional_rosette), discussing what each section does and what changes were made for Rosette (and why). Mostly usesliteralincludes of a diff file, making use of thediffpygments style to highlight the exact changes. A few code sections instead include a (very lightly) modified version of the raw diff, usually to reduce verbosity or because the raw diff skips lines.Preview build.