Abstract
The current paper presents an extension to the logical language used in Structural Synthesis of Programs (SSP) and describes a modified synthesis algorithm to handle branching in program synthesis. The origin of the extension is from practical experience and introduces statements with preconditions to the logical language of SSP. Using these preconditions one can describe variable domain restrictions in its domain oriented models and gain higher flexibility while doing engineering modeling.
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