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Debug handling of identifiers in coqdoc (should work with modules and
sections) and add missing macros.
Move theories/Program to THEORIESVO to put the files in the standard
library documentation.
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for increased consistency with bignums parts
(commit part II: names of files + additional translation minus --> sub)
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- typo du configure;
- warnings variables non utilisées dans ide/utils;
- suppression des variables vides COQINSTALLPREFIX et OLDROOT parce
que l'option -e que l'on aurait pu en principe utiliser pour les
surcharger ne fonctionne pas lorsqu'il y a plusieurs niveaux
d'imbrication de makefiles (comme c'est le cas quand on vient
du makefile servant à faire les packages qui appelle le makefile
principal qui appelle les makefile.stage);
- utilisation de ALLVO plutôt qu'un find pour trouver les .v sur
lesquels appliquer coqdep (permet d'éviter des warning sur les fichiers
de test, non prévus pour faire partie de la biblio standard);
- utilisation de -custom sur les bytecode qui ne l'étaient pas encore
(coqchk et coqmktop) pour être indépendant de ocamlrun à
l'installation.
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* Isolate and put forward the interfaces NSig and ZSig that describe
what should contain structures of natural numbers and integers (specs
are done by translation to ZArith).
* Functors NSigNAxioms and ZSigZAxioms proving that these NSig and
ZSig implements the fully-abstract NAxioms and ZAxioms module types.
* BigN and BigZ now contains more notations, plus an export of all
abstract results proved by Evgeny instantiated thanks to NSigNAxioms
and ZSigZAxioms. In addition, BigN and BigZ are declared as
(semi/full)-rings.
* as a consequence, some incompatibities have to be fixed in BigQ:
- take care of some name masking (via Import, Open Scope ...)
- some additionnal constants like BigN.lt to deal with
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Vouillon)
As said at the beginning of the file:
This file contains basic definitions of a 31-bit integer
arithmetic. In fact it is more general than that. The only reason
for this use of 31 is the underlying mecanism for hardware-efficient
computations by A. Spiwack. Apart from this, a switch to, say,
63-bit integers is now just a matter of replacing every occurences
of 31 by 63. This is actually made possible by the use of
dependently-typed n-ary constructions for the inductive type
[int31], its constructor [I31] and any pattern matching on it.
If you modify this file, please preserve this genericity.
From the user point-of-view, almost nothing has changed: functions
like On, In, shiftr, shiftl and a few others now have a
syntactically-different definition, but thanks to Eval compute in their
definition, this leads to the exact same coq objects as before. The only
difference is "Check I31" that shows the compact n-ary version
(nfun digits 31 int31) instead of (digits -> ... -> digits -> int31).
But even "Print int31" shows the same answer as before (the above type
of I31 is shown after expansion).
Arnaud, could you check whether all this works fine with your
retroknowledge ?
Notice the new file NaryFunction that contain generic stuff about
n-ary dependent functions. It should end some day in another place
than theories/Numbers, but I cant figure where for now. This file is
also quite skinny yet, but it's a start.
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for helping rewriting under Quantifiers and binders, but Matthieu's
setoid rewrite now has the same kind of capabilities by default.
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vo files of the theories
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"micromega" et "sos" pour les problèmes non linéaires sous-traités à
csdp); mise en place d'un cache pour pouvoir rejouer les preuves
sans avoir besoin de csdp (pour l'instant c'est du bricolage, faudra
affiner cela).
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This isn't useful for BigN et BigZ, but it can't hurt; and moreover
it's a simple way to understand CyclicAxioms. Next step: proving that
Int31 is also an implementation of CyclicAxiom.
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(n _must_ in fact be a power of 2). Worse: Z_31Z is just plain wrong
since it is Z/(2^31)Z and not Z/31Z (my fault).
As a consequence, switch to CyclicAxioms, Cyclic31, DoubleCyclic, etc
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In fact, for the moment, it was only containing a proof that Z/nZ
implements the NatInt NZAxiomsSig. We move it to a more meaningful
place and name.
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* View of Int31 as a Z/nZ moved to file Z31Z.v (TO FINISH: specs are still admitted!)
* Modular specification of Z/nZ moved to ZnZ and renamed CyclicType
* More isolation between Cyclic/Abstract and Cyclic/DoubleCyclic
* A few comments
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For the moment, the Ints files are simply moved into directories in
theories/Numbers with meaningful names. No filenames changed, apart
from:
Zaux.v -> theories/Numbers/BigNumPrelude.v
MemoFn.v -> theories/Lists/StreamMemo.v
More to come...
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de l'argument donné contient des métavariables (souhait
#1408). Beaucoup d'infrastructure autour des constantes pour cela mais
qu'on devrait pouvoir récupérer pour analyser plus finement le
comportement des constantes en général :
1- Pour insérer les coercions, on utilise une transformation
(expérimentale) de Metas vers Evars le temps d'appeler coercion.ml.
2- Pour la compatibilité, on s'interdit d'insérer une coercion entre
classes flexibles parce que sinon l'insertion de coercion peut prendre
précédence sur la résolution des evars ce qui peut changer les
comportements (comme dans la preuve de fmg_cs_inv dans CFields de CoRN).
3- Pour se souvenir rapidement de la nature flexible ou rigide du
symbole de tête d'une constante vis à vis de l'évaluation, on met en
place une table associant à chaque constante sa constante de tête (heads.ml)
4- Comme la table des constantes de tête a besoin de connaître
l'opacité des variables de section, la partie tables de declare.ml va
dans un nouveau decls.ml.
Au passage, simplification de coercion.ml, correction de petits bugs
(l'interface de Gset.fold n'était pas assez générale; specialize
cherchait à typer un terme dans un mauvais contexte d'evars [tactics.ml];
whd_betaiotazeta avait un argument env inutile [reduction.ml, inductive.ml])
et nettoyage (declare.ml, decl_kinds.ml, avec incidence sur class.ml,
classops.ml et autres ...; uniformisation noms tables dans autorewrite.ml).
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relf/sym/trans relations from morphisms on prop connectives and
relations.
- Add general order theory on predicates, instantiated for relations.
Derives equivalence, implication, conjunction and disjunction as
liftings from propositional connectives. Can be used for n-ary
homogeneous predicates thanks to a bit of metaprogramming with lists of
types.
- Rebind Setoid_Theory to use the Equivalence record type instead of
declaring an isomorphic one. One needs to do "red" after constructor to
get the same statements when building objects of type Setoid_Theory, so
scripts break.
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(for instance as a consequence of the Set/Type switch of a library
such as FSets). After a "Require Export SetIsType.", Set becomes a
mere notation for Type (I love notations !).
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As for FSetAVL vs. FSetFullAVL, preservation of the balancing of trees
is not necessary anymore for just fulfilling the Map interface. But we
still want theses proofs to exists somewhere, since they ensure the
correct efficiency of the FMapAVL operations.
In addition, FSetFullAVL also contains the non-structural,
ocaml-faithful version of compare.
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- Better interface in constrintern w.r.t. evars used during typechecking
- Add "unsatisfiable_constraints" exception which gives back the raw
evar_map that was not satisfied during typeclass search (presentation
could be improved).
- Correctly infer the minimal sort for typeclasses declared as
definitions (everything was in type before).
- Really handle priorities in typeclass eauto: goals produced with higher
priority (lowest number) instances are tried before other of lower
priority goals, regardless of the number of subgoals.
- Change inverse to a notation for flip, now that universe polymorphic
definitions are handled correctly.
- Add EquivalenceDec class similar to SetoidDec, declaring decision
procedures for equivalences.
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(Cachan/IntMap)
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implicits for left, inl or eq, hence some theories had to be changed
again. It should make some user contribs compile again too. Also
do not import functional extensionality when importing Program.Basics,
add a Combinators file for proofs requiring it and a Syntax file for the
implicit settings. Move Classes.Relations to Classes.RelationClasses to
avoid name clash warnings as advised by Hugo and Pierre.
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* FSetAVL is greatly lightened : modulo a minor change in bal, formal
proofs of avl invariant is not needed for building a functor
implementing FSetInterface.S (even if this invariant is still true)
* Non-structural functions (union, subset, compare, equal) are
transformed into efficient structural versions
* Both proofs of avl preservation and non-structural functions are
moved to a new file FSetFullAVL, that can be ignored by the average
user.
Same for FMapAVL (still work in progress...)
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implementation. Mostly syntax changes when declaring parametric
relations, but also some declarations were relying on "default"
relations on some carrier. Added a new DefaultRelation type class that
allows to do that, falling back to the last declared Equivalence
relation by default. This will be bound to Add Relation in the next
commit.
Also, move the "left" and "right" notations in Program.Utils to "in_left" and
"in_right" to avoid clashes with existing scripts.
Minor change to record to allow choosing the name of the argument for
the record in projections to avoid possible incompatibilities.
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out. The semantics of the old setoid are faithfully simulated by the new
tactic, hence no scripts involving rewrite are modified. However,
parametric morphism declarations need to be changed, but there are only a
few in the standard library, notably in FSets. The declaration and the
introduction of variables in the script need to be tweaked a bit,
otherwise the proofs remain unchanged.
Some fragile scripts not introducting their variable names explicitely
were broken. Requiring Setoid requires Program.Basics which sets stronger
implicit arguments on some constants, a few scripts benefit from that.
Ring/field have been ported but do not really use the new typeclass
architecture as well as they could. Performance should be mostly
unchanged, but will certainly improve in the near future. Size of the
vo's seems not to have changed at all.
It will certainly break some contribs using Setoid.
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(Axiom/Variable...). New tactic clapply to apply unapplied class methods
in tactic mode, simple solution to the fact that apply does not work
up-to classes yet. Add Functions.v for class definitions related to
functional morphisms.
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- New vernac command "Delete"
- New vernac command "Undo To"
- Added a few hooks used by new contrib/interface
- Beta/incomplete version of dependency generation and dumping
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Tabareau:
- first pass: generation of the Morphism constraints with metavariables
for unspecified relations by one fold over the term.
This builds a "respect" proof term for the whole term with holes.
- second pass: constraint solving of the evars, taking care of finding a
solution for all the evars at once.
- third step: normalize proof term by found evars, apply it, done!
Works with any relation, currently not as efficient as it could be due
to bad handling of evars. Also needs some fine tuning of the instances
declared in Morphisms.v that are used during proof search, e.g. using
priorities.
Reorganize Classes.* accordingly, separating the setoids in
Classes.SetoidClass from the general morphisms in Classes.Morphisms
and the generally applicable relation theory in Classes.Relations.
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Thanks to Elie's work and especially "Include Type ...", full sets can
be simply expressed as extensions of weak sets. Moreover, Facts and
Properties functors can be factorized almost completely. As a result,
things like FSetWeakAAA.BBB can now be found as FSetAAA.WBBB,
Same with maps / weak maps ...
No backward compatibility intended for weak sets / maps, but porting
scripts should mostly amounts to name changes (see above).
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for basic functional programming and relation
definitions respectively.
Classes.Relations also includes the definition of Morphism
and instances for the standard morphisms and relations (eq, iff, impl,
inverse and complement). The class_setoid.ml4 [setoid_rewrite] tactic
has been reimplemented on top of these definitions, hence it doesn't
require a setoid implementation anymore. It also generates obligations
for missing reflexivity proofs, like the current setoid_rewrite. It has
not been tested on large examples but it should handle directions and
occurences. Works with in if no obligations are generated at this time.
What's missing is being able to rewrite by a lemma instead of a simple
hypothesis with no premises.
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(from A. Bohannon)
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