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\DOC is_intconst

\TYPE {is_intconst : term -> bool}

\SYNOPSIS
Tests if a term is an integer literal of type {:int}.

\DESCRIBE
The call {is_intconst t} tests whether the term {t} is a canonical integer
literal of type {:int}, i.e. either `{&n}' for a numeral {n} or `{-- &n}' for
a nonzero numeral {n}. If so it returns {true}, otherwise {false}.

\FAILURE
Never fails.

\EXAMPLE
{
  # is_intconst `-- &3 :int`;;
  val it : bool = true
  # is_intconst `-- &0 :int`;;
  val it : bool = false
}

\SEEALSO
dest_intconst, is_realintconst, mk_intconst.

\ENDDOC