package beluga
Implementation of contextual modal logic for reasoning with higher-order abstract syntax
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
beluga-1.1.2.tbz
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doc/CHANGES.html
v1.1.2
Added
- Added C. Sano, R. Kavanagh and B. Pientka's artifact for "Mechanizing Session-Types Using a Structural View" as a case study (#271).
Fixed
- Support postponed fixity pragmas in modules.
- The hole
_in the LF term\x._is parsed as a wildcard instead of as an identifier. - Shadowed bindings in a module are no longer brought into scope when the module is opened.
- Support postponed fixity pragmas in Harpoon sessions.
v1.1.1
Added
- Added support for fixity pragmas before declarations (#270).
Changed
- Updated the Beluga mode for Emacs to use the
'cl-liblibrary instead of'cl.
Fixed
- Colouring of error messages is fixed for the Beluga mode for Emacs using the
'ansi-colorlibrary (requires Emacs >= v28.1).
v1.1
Added
- Parsing and disambiguation of non-normal expressions is supported.
- Parsing of prefix, infix and postfix operators is supported for computation-level type family constants and constructors, as well as type-annotated programs and values.
- Improved error-reporting with printing of source code.
- Pretty-printing of Beluga signatures to HTML now supports hyperlinks for constants to their declaration site.
Changed
- Underscores (
_) in LF term and type constant declarations are treated as wildcards. This means that a constanta : oft M A -> equiv M N _ -> oft N _stands fora : oft M A -> equiv M N B -> oft N Cas opposed toa : oft M A -> equiv M N A -> oft N A. - Substitution meta-objects need to be prefixed by
$. That is, the plain substitution[g |- $S]must be written as$[g |- $S], and the renaming substitution[g |-# $S]must be written as$[g |-# $S]. - Substitution meta-types need to be prefixed by
$. That is, the plain substitution meta-type[g |- h]must be written as$[g |- h], and the renaming substitution meta-type[g |-# h]must be written as$[g |-# h]. - Parameter types need to be prefixed by
#. That is,{#p : [g |- nat]}must be written as{#p : #[g |- nat]}. - Identifier overloading is disallowed. This means that term-level constants may not be overloaded with type-level constants.
- Freezing of type family declarations is more strict. This means that old-style LF term-level constants cannot be added to type families after any declaration other than old-style LF type or term-level constant declarations.
- Destructors for coinductive type families use postfix notation, like projections or field accesses (i.e.,
s .hd,s .tl). This applies both in computation-level patterns and expressions. - Namespaces are now fully supported in Beluga signatures.
Fixed
- Interactive Harpoon sessions are now local to the referencing environment in which they are declared.
- Lexing of nested delimited comments
%{{,}}%and%{,}%is fixed. --openpragmas behave like OCaml'sopendirective, whereby declarations introduced by--openare not re-exported, and not copy/pasted textually.
Removed
- Harpoon sequencing of REPL commands with
;is no longer supported. - Context variable arrow types
[ctx] → [⊢ unit]are no longer supported.