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polymorphic (fixes bug #3043).
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Also allow [projT1]/[projT2] to work for [sigT2]s and
[proj1_sig]/[proj2_sig] to work for [sig2]s, by means of coercions.
This closes Bug 3044.
This closes Pull Request #4.
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Closed in 4a8950ec7a0d9f2b216e67e69b446c064590a8e9
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Closed in 69c4d0fd7b8325187e8da697a9c283594047d.
I used [Timeout 2] to distinguish between stack overflow and immediate
return.
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Closed in f65fa9de8a4c9c12d933188a755b51508bd51921
I used [Timeout 2 Fail] to test the difference between immediate failure
and stack overflow. Hopefully this is robust enough.
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It was fixed in c3feef4ed5dec126f1144dec91eee9c0f0522a94.
The test case uses [Timeout 2] to test for "Coq runs instantaneously
rather than running out of memory". Hopefully this is robust enough.
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It was closed in 5b39c3535f7b3383d89d7b844537244a4e7c0eca.
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solve_simple_eqn but in case the second evar was hidden behind a
local variable, it arrived in evar_define and imitate, wrongly
assuming progress).
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This way, [fun A (P : A -> Prop) (X : sigT P) => proj1_sig X] unifies
with [fun A (P : A -> Prop) (X : sigT P) => projT1 X].
This closes Bug 3043.
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by congruence, as it seems to be done methodically on the remaining
of this plugin.
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Morally, unification wants to unify "fun x:Meta => Meta"
with "fun x:nat => match x with ... end". Retyping is asked to
type "match x with ... end" in the context "x:Meta" where the
type of x has de facto been lost. Retyping fails.
I don't see an easy remedy since w_unify0 builds the unifier
lazily, and I'm not sure it is worth to propagate the unifier to
retyping so that it knows it. After all, the call to retyping in
w_unify0 is not so critical.
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instances of metas in clenvtac. Makes Math-Classes compile again.
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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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commit r16134 (eta was missing in Flexible/Rigid and
SemiFlexible/Rigid conversion problems).
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Since the nametab isn't aware of everything needed to print mismatched
types (cf the bug test-cases), we create a robust term printer that
known how to print a fully-qualified name when [shortest_qualid_of_global]
has failed. These Printer.safe_pr_constr and alii are meant to never fail
(at worse they display "??", for instance when the env isn't rich enough).
Moreover, the environnement may have changed between the raise
of NotConvertibleTypeField and its display, so we store the original
env in the exception.
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The let-in in the type of constructor was perturbating the
Hipattern.dependent check, leading firstorder to consider too much
inductives as dependent-free conjonctions, ending with lift errors
(UNBOUND_REL_-2, ouch).
This patch is probably overly cautious : if the variable of the
let-in is used, we consider the constructor to be dependent.
If someday somebody feels it necessary, he/she could try to reduce
the let-in's instead...
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