Below we define mc(s,n) to be the function that single-steps n
times from a given starting state, s.
In Common Lisp, ``mc(s,n)'' is written (mc s n)
.
(defun mc (s n) ; To step s n times: (if (zp n) ; If n is 0 s ; then return s (mc (single-step s) (- n 1)))) ; else step single-step(s) n-1 times.
This is an example of a formal model in ACL2.