package coq-core

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The modules defined below represent a local context as defined by Chapter 4 in the Reference Manual:

A local context is an ordered list of of local declarations of names that we call variables.

A local declaration of some variable can be either:

  • a local assumption, or
  • a local definition.

Local assumptions are denoted in the Reference Manual as (name : typ) and local definitions are there denoted as (name := value : typ).

type 'a binder_annot = {
  1. binder_name : 'a;
  2. binder_relevance : Sorts.relevance;
}
val eq_annot : ('a -> 'a -> bool) -> 'a binder_annot -> 'a binder_annot -> bool
val hash_annot : ('a -> int) -> 'a binder_annot -> int
val map_annot : ('a -> 'b) -> 'a binder_annot -> 'b binder_annot
val make_annot : 'a -> Sorts.relevance -> 'a binder_annot
val binder_name : 'a binder_annot -> 'a
val binder_relevance : 'a binder_annot -> Sorts.relevance
val annotR : 'a -> 'a binder_annot

Always Relevant

Relevant + Name

Relevant + Anonymous

module Rel : sig ... end

Representation of contexts that can capture anonymous as well as non-anonymous variables. Individual declarations are then designated by de Bruijn indexes.

module Named : sig ... end

This module represents contexts that can capture non-anonymous variables. Individual declarations are then designated by the identifiers they bind.

module Compacted : sig ... end
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