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Bytecode execution of persistent arrays can modify structured values meant
to be marshalled in vo files. Some VM values are not marshallable, leading
to this anomaly.
There are further issues with the use of a hash table to store structured
values, since they rely on structural equality and hashing functions.
Persistent arrays are not safe in this context.
Fixes #14006: Coqc cannot save .vo files containing primitive arrays.
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Otherwise, the interpreter sees already unified evars as accumulators
rather than actual constants, thus preventing the computations from
progressing.
This was caused by 6b61b63bb8626827708024cbea1312a703a54124, which removed
evar normalization. The effect went unnoticed because the computed term is
still convertible to the reduced term, except that it is the lazy
machinery that ends up reducing it, rather than the bytecode one.
So, performances became abysmal, seemingly at random.
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We store bound variable names instead of functions for both branches and
predicate, and we furthermore add the parameters in the node. Let bindings
are not taken into account and require an environment lookup for retrieval.
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