Keywords

AirScript defines the following keywords:

• boundary_constraints: used to declare the source section where the boundary constraints are described.
  • first: used to access the value of a trace column at the first row of the trace. It may only be used when defining boundary constraints.
  • last: used to access the value of a trace column at the last row of the trace. It may only be used when defining boundary constraints.
• case: used to declare arms of conditional constraints.
• const: used to declare constants.
• def: used to define the name of a root AirScript module.
• enf: used to describe a single constraint.
  • enf match: used to describe conditional constraints.
• ev: used to declare a transition constraint evaluator.
• integrity_constraints: used to declare the source section where the integrity constraints are described.
• let: used to declare intermediate variables in the boundary_constraints or integrity_constraints source sections.
• mod: used to define a name of a library AirScript module.
• periodic_columns: used to declare the source section where the periodic columns are declared. They may only be referenced when defining integrity constraints.
• prod: used to fold a list into a single value by multiplying all of the values in the list together.
• public_inputs: used to declare the source section where the public inputs are declared. They may only be referenced when defining boundary constraints.
• random_values: used to declare the source section where the random values are described.
• sum: used to fold a list into a single value by summing all of the values in the list.
• trace_columns: used to declare the source section where the execution trace is described. They may only be referenced when defining integrity constraints.
  • main: used to declare the main execution trace.
  • aux: used to declare the auxiliary execution trace.
• use: used to import evaluators from library AirScript modules.
• $<identifier>: used to access random values provided by the verifier.
• $main: used to access columns in the main execution trace by index.
• $aux: used to access columns in the auxiliary execution trace by index.