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<h2>ENABLE-IMMEDIATE-FORCE-MODEP</h2><a href="FORCE.html">force</a>d hypotheses are attacked immediately
<pre>Major Section: <a href="MISCELLANEOUS.html">MISCELLANEOUS</a>
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General Form:
ACL2 !>:enable-immediate-force-modep
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This event causes ACL2 to attack <a href="FORCE.html">force</a>d hypotheses immediately
instead of delaying them to the next forcing round.
See <a href="IMMEDIATE-FORCE-MODEP.html">immediate-force-modep</a>. Or for more basic information, first
see <a href="FORCE.html">force</a> for a discussion of <a href="FORCE.html">force</a>d case splits.
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Enable-immediate-force-modep is a macro that <a href="ENABLE.html">enable</a>s the executable
counterpart of the function symbol <code><a href="IMMEDIATE-FORCE-MODEP.html">immediate-force-modep</a></code>. When
you want to <a href="ENABLE.html">enable</a> this mode in <a href="HINTS.html">hints</a>, use a form such as:
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:in-theory (enable (:executable-counterpart immediate-force-modep))
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