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"<mod>_is" is asserted to be equal true in the initial state and asserted false in other states. "<mod>_i" is asserted true in the initial state. In other states it's not asserted at all, neither true nor false. ("asserted" in the SMT sense, not the SVA sense)
I'd recommend you play with short examples and have a look at the SMT2 code yosys-smtbmc sends to the SMT solver. (see "yosys-smtbmc --dump-smt2" and "yosys-smtbmc -v")
Indeed, that's what I have been doing. I'll take a closer look. The examples I've been using seem to have the <mod>_is implementation return true for initial states, false otherwise.
... oh... I just realized what you mean, nevermind. I still haven't constructed a good example (~100 lines of smtv2 sent to the solver) to demonstrate the difference, but this helps!
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