Abstract
We argue that synthesizing operations on recursive linked data structures is not as hard as it appears and is, in fact, within reach of current SAT-based synthesis techniques - with the addition of a simple approach that we describe to decompose the problem into smaller parts. To generate smaller pieces of code, i.e. , shorter routines, is obviously easier than large and complex routines, and, also, there is more potential for automating the code synthesis. In this paper, we present a code generation algorithm for synthesizing operations of linked data structures and, as an example, describe how the proposed algorithm works to synthesize operations of an AVL tree.
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