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unnamed Metas; also added matching an applicative prefix (with
non-meta head) of a term against a pattern, to be used by "Search"
(i.e. SearchHead).
This allows "Search" and "SearchPattern" to behave as in 8.4.
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no longer trapped by solve_simple_eqn" was incomplete because
"try ... with E as e | e when f e -> ..." means
"try ... with (E as e | e) when f e -> ..." and not
"try ... with E as e | (e when f e) -> ...".
This was the cause for examples 2615.v and 2670.v failing since March 1.
The need for "as e" should have warned me. Sorry for the mistake.
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type-based second-order unification algorithm).
In type-based second-order unification algorithm, protect local
definitions in instances of evars to wrongly be considered as
potentially flexible.
Altogether, this fixes the anomaly in #3003 (even if some additional
work has to be done to improve the resulting error message, see next
commit).
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in clenvtac and error-printing code.
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the "choose less dependent" constraint-solving heuristic so that
it is not disturbed by local definitions.
This is a quick fix. A deeper analysis of the structure of constraints
of the form ?x[args] = y, determining if variable y can itself be a
local def or not, and whether args can be let-ins aliasing other
variables, would allow to know if the fix needs to be refined further.
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any context
+ reindenting noise
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Fix bug# 2956, porting fix from 8.4 branch
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with commit r16233. This commit added a more precise filtering of
variables on which an evar was allowed to be dependent, but) but it
also broke some Ssreflect scripts. The reason why that filtering was
incorrectly applied, sometimes, to local definitions.
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Added full betaiota in hnf. This seems more natural, even if it
changes the strict meaning of hnf. This is source of incompatibilities
as "intro" might succeed more often.
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reduced in order to find some head constant to reduce.
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I'm not completely sure that raising Not_found is the right
thing to do here, but it seems reasonable...
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There are at least two situations (in Evarsolve and Pretyping)
where Retyping.get_type_of may be called on ill-typed terms,
leading to possible anomalies that used to be immediately catched
and discarded. Instead, retyping.get_type_of now has an extra optional
arg ~lax that makes it fail with a regular exception instead of
anomalies.
Of course, it would be best someday to be able to avoid using
get_type_of on possibly ill-typed terms... If somebody wants to
investigate this:
- example that leads the get_type_of in Pretyping to a failure:
test-suite/succes/ltac.v
- example that leads the get_type_of in Evarsolve to a failure:
MathClasses/implementations/list.v, a rewrite line 42 (* :-) *)
cf bench failure on 2013-3-15.
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**Warning** the ml code of plugins may have to be adapted after this.
Concerning coq itself, I've done the adaptations, let's hope I've
forgotten none. In practice, the number of changes are relatively low,
and the code is quite cleaner this way.
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functor application. Rewritten the interface btw.
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has to be refered through its qualified name even when the module
containing it is imported.
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+ revert r16130
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trapped by solve_simple_eqn.
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local variables which is a different from the one of its definition. E.g.:
Section A.
Variable n:nat.
Definition c:=n.
Goal True.
clear n.
Check c.
[I'm however unsure that "n" should not continue to be accessible via
some global (qualified) name, even after the "clear n".]
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- constr_substituted and lazy_constr are now in a dedicated kernel/lazyconstr.ml
- the functions that were in declarations.ml (mostly substitution utilities
and hashcons) are now in kernel/declareops.ml
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fixpoint definition
+ Help the use of #trace on evar_conv_appr_x
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evars (though this might be slighty more costly).
This incidentally solves Appel's part of bug #2830 even though a
conceptual problem around the interaction of unification with the
proof engine has to be solved. Indeed, what to do when unification,
called as part of a tactic, solves or refines the current goal by side
effect. Somehow, unifyTerms or tclEVARS should take this possibility
into consideration, either by forbidding the refinement of the current
goal by side effect, or by acknowledging this refinement by producing
new subgoals.
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Ok, this is merely a matter of taste, but up to now the usage
in Coq is rather to use capital letters instead of _ in the
names of inner modules.
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Gmap uses Pervasives.compare which may interact badly with
structures like pairs of kernel names
For the moment, we consider elements in classes and coercions only
according to their user kernel name: this provides maximal compatibility.
But it could be interesting to try using comparision according to
canonical kernel names...
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mechanism to retrieve the same information.
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error. Maybe displaying environment is making output overly verbose,
but this can also be considered an IDE issue, which would e.g. provide
a button to hide/display environment of the error message...
Also added some "make_all_name_different" which should probably
prevent some anomalies "index to an anonymous variable" at error
reporting time.
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destruct, rewrite, etc. is not well-typed.
Also added support for a more informative message when the elimination
predicate is not well-formed while using the smart "second-order"
unification algorithm. However the "abstract_list_all" algorithm seems
to remain more informative though, so we still use this algorithm for
reporting about ill-typed predicates.
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(useful when consider_remaining_unif_problems not called via
pretyping.ml, as e.g. from command.ml).
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error messages. The architecture of unification error handling
changed, not helped by ocaml for checking that every exceptions is
correctly caught. Report or fix if you find a regression.
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unification"
Though this commit provides with more "natural" instances of metas
found by unification, it breaks a few contribs. The best approach to
try is maybe now to instead plug apply on evarconv.ml, rather than on
unification.ml!
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variable names).
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for better uniformity of naming policy.
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I hope I did not forget some [with] clauses. Otherwise, some
stack frame will be missing from the debug.
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