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2015-12-10Starting revising inductive types sessionHugo Herbelin
2015-12-10More consistency in the letter used to represent terms.Hugo Herbelin
+ adding type of the defined term in let-in.
2015-12-10More consistency in the names of inference rules.Hugo Herbelin
2015-12-10Reformulating subtyping in a way closer to implementation.Hugo Herbelin
2015-12-10fixHugo Herbelin
2015-12-10Smoothing the introduction and section Terms.Hugo Herbelin
2015-12-10RefMan, ch. 4: Rephrasing and moving paragraph on the double readingHugo Herbelin
proof/program of the syntax.
2015-12-10RefMan, ch. 4: Misc. local improvements and typesetting.Hugo Herbelin
2015-12-10RefMan, ch. 4: Removing the local context of inductive definitions.Hugo Herbelin
2015-12-10RefMan, ch. 4: Adding discharging of inductive types.Hugo Herbelin
2015-12-10RefMan, ch. 4: Moving section on discharge after inductive types.Hugo Herbelin
2015-12-10RefMan, ch. 4: Avoiding using "inductive family" which is not defined.Hugo Herbelin
Using consistently "inductive types".
2015-12-10RefMan, ch. 4: a few clarifications, thanks to Matej.Hugo Herbelin
There is still something buggy in explaining the interpretation of "match" as "case": we need typing to reconstruct the types of the x and y1..yn from the "as x in I ... y1..yn" clause.
2015-12-10RefMan, ch. 4: Reference Manual: more on the "in pattern" clause andHugo Herbelin
"@qualid pattern".
2015-12-10RefMan, ch. 4: In chapter 4 about CIC, renounced to keep a localHugo Herbelin
context for discharge in global declarations. Discharge now done on a global declaration. Hence removed Def and Assum which were only partially used (e.g. in rules Def and Assum but not in delta-conversion, nor in rule Const). Added discharge rule over definitions using let-in. It replaces the "substitution" rule since about 7.0.
2015-12-10RefMan, ch. 4: Reformulating introduction of the chapter on CIC, beingHugo Herbelin
clearer that the version depends on the version of Coq. Also renouncing to the "Predicative" and "(Co)" in the name, since after all, usage seems to continue calling the language of Coq Calculus of Inductive Constructions and to consider the Set predicative vs Set impredicative, as well as the presence of coinduction, as flavors of the CIC.
2015-12-10RefMan, ch. 4: Dropping the "Co" which noone uses in "(Co)Inductive".Hugo Herbelin
2015-12-10RefMan, ch. 4: Unify capitalization of "calculus of inductive constructions".Hugo Herbelin
2015-12-10RefMan, ch. 4: Removing confusing paragraph "Constants": in it,Hugo Herbelin
constants are yet given another definition; the reference to other presentation is more confusing than helpful to me.
2015-12-10RefMan, ch. 4: Consistently using "constant" for names assumed or definedHugo Herbelin
in global environment and "variable" for names assumed or defined in local context.
2015-12-10RefMan, ch. 4: Fixing the definition of terms considered in the section.Hugo Herbelin
2015-12-09a few edits to the universe polymorphism section of the manualGregory Malecha
2015-12-08Merge branch 'v8.5'Pierre-Marie Pédrot
2015-12-07Fix some typos.Guillaume Melquiond
2015-12-06RefMan, ch. 1 and 2: avoiding using the name "constant" whenHugo Herbelin
"constructor" and "inductive" are meant also.
2015-12-06RefMan, ch. 4: Consistent use of the terms local context and global environment.Hugo Herbelin
2015-12-06RefMan, ch. 4: Terminology constant/names.Hugo Herbelin
2015-12-06RefMan, ch. 4: Minor changes for spacing, clarity.Hugo Herbelin
2015-12-05Changing "destruct !hyp" into "destruct (hyp)" (and similarly for induction)Hugo Herbelin
based on a suggestion of Guillaume M. (done like this in ssreflect). This is actually consistent with the hack of using "destruct (1)" to mean the term 1 by opposition to the use of "destruct 1" to mean the first non-dependent hypothesis of the goal.
2015-12-03Merge branch 'v8.5'Pierre-Marie Pédrot
2015-12-02Improving syntax of pat/constr introduction pattern so thatHugo Herbelin
pat/c1/.../cn behaves as intro H; apply c1, ... , cn in H as pat. Open to other suggestions of syntax though.
2015-12-02Changing syntax "$(tactic)$" into "ltac:(tactic)", as discussed in WG.Hugo Herbelin
2015-11-29Merge branch 'v8.5'Pierre-Marie Pédrot
2015-11-26Adding the Printing Projections options to the index.Pierre-Marie Pédrot
2015-11-10Merge origin/v8.5 into trunkHugo Herbelin
Did some manual merge in tactics/tactics.ml.
2015-11-07Adding an amazing property of Prop.Hugo Herbelin
2015-11-07Fixing documention of Add Printing Coercion.Hugo Herbelin
2015-11-05Merge branch 'v8.5'Pierre-Marie Pédrot
2015-11-04Univs: update refman, better printers for universe contexts.Matthieu Sozeau
2015-11-04Hint Cut documentation and cleanup of printing (was duplicated andMatthieu Sozeau
inconsistent).
2015-10-19Merge branch 'v8.5'Pierre-Marie Pédrot
2015-10-18Reference Manual: Applying standard style recommendation about notHugo Herbelin
starting a sentence with a symbolic expression.
2015-10-15Merge branch 'v8.5'Pierre-Marie Pédrot
2015-10-14Fix some typos.Guillaume Melquiond
2015-10-13Fix some typos.Guillaume Melquiond
2015-10-12Merge branch 'v8.5'Pierre-Marie Pédrot
2015-10-11Documenting matching under binders.Hugo Herbelin
2015-10-10Fix a few latex errors in documentation of Proof Using (e.g. \tt*).Guillaume Melquiond
2015-10-09Merge branch 'v8.5'Pierre-Marie Pédrot
2015-10-08Proof using: let-in policy, optional auto-clear, forward closure*Enrico Tassi
- "Proof using p*" means: use p and any section var about p. - Simplify the grammar/parser for proof using <expression>. - Section variables with a body (let-in) are pulled in automatically since they are safe to be used (add no extra quantification) - automatic clear of "unused" section variables made optional: Set Proof Using Clear Unused. since clearing section hypotheses does not "always work" (e.g. hint databases are not really cleaned) - term_typing: trigger a "suggest proof using" message also for Let theorems.