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The Coq Proof Assistant -- Core Binaries and Tools

Install

dune-project

Dependency

coq.inria.fr Readme Edit opam file Versions (11)

Authors

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The Coq development team, INRIA, CNRS, and contributors

Maintainers

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The Coq development team <coqdev@inria.fr>

Sources

coq-8.19.0.tar.gz

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doc/coq-core.vernac/Assumptions/index.html

Module `Assumptions`Source

Source

val traverse : 
  Names.Label.t ->
  Constr.constr ->
  Names.GlobRef.Set_env.t
  * Names.GlobRef.Set_env.t option Names.GlobRef.Map_env.t
  * (Names.Label.t * Constr.rel_context * Constr.types) list
      Names.GlobRef.Map_env.t

Collects all the objects on which a term directly relies, bypassing kernel opacity, together with the recursive dependence DAG of objects.

WARNING: some terms may not make sense in the environment, because they are sealed inside opaque modules. Do not try to do anything fancy with those terms apart from printing them, otherwise demons may fly out of your nose.

NOTE: this function is used in the plugin paramcoq.

Source

val assumptions : 
  ?add_opaque:bool ->
  ?add_transparent:bool ->
  TransparentState.t ->
  Names.GlobRef.t ->
  Constr.constr ->
  Constr.types Printer.ContextObjectMap.t

Collects all the assumptions (optionally including opaque definitions) on which a term relies (together with their type). The above warning of traverse also applies.