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\DOC mk_intconst
\TYPE {mk_intconst : num -> term}
\SYNOPSIS
Converts an OCaml number to a canonical integer literal of type {:int}.
\DESCRIBE
The call {mk_intconst n} where {n} is an OCaml number (type {num}) produces
the canonical integer literal of type {:int} representing the integer {n}. This
will be of the form `{&m}' for a numeral {m} (when {n} is nonnegative) or
`{-- &m}' for a nonzero numeral {m} (when {n} is negative).
\FAILURE
Fails if applied to a number that is not an integer (type {num} also includes
rational numbers).
\EXAMPLE
{
# mk_intconst (Int (-101));;
val it : term = `-- &101`
# type_of it;;
val it : hol_type = `:int`
}
\SEEALSO
dest_intconst, is_intconst, mk_realintconst.
\ENDDOC
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