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Lennard Gäher
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CHANGELOG.md
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@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ lemma.
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@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ lemma.
*
Add support for pure names
`%H`
in intro patterns. This is now natively
*
Add support for pure names
`%H`
in intro patterns. This is now natively
supported whereas the previous experimental support required installing
supported whereas the previous experimental support required installing
https://gitlab.mpi-sws.org/iris/string-ident.
https://gitlab.mpi-sws.org/iris/string-ident.
*
Add support for destructing existentials with the intro pattern
`[% ...]`
.
*
Add support for destructing existentials with the intro pattern
`[%
x
...]`
.
**Changes in `base_logic`:**
**Changes in `base_logic`:**
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docs/proof_mode.md
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@@ -328,19 +328,15 @@ _introduction patterns_:
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@@ -328,19 +328,15 @@ _introduction patterns_:
+
Either the proposition
`P`
or
`Q`
should be persistent.
+
Either the proposition
`P`
or
`Q`
should be persistent.
+
Either
`ipat1`
or
`ipat2`
should be
`_`
, which results in one of the
+
Either
`ipat1`
or
`ipat2`
should be
`_`
, which results in one of the
conjuncts to be thrown away.
conjuncts to be thrown away.
-
`[% ipat]`
: existential elimination. Falls back to (separating) conjunction
-
`[%x ipat]`
/
`[% ipat]`
: existential elimination, naming the witness
`x`
or
elimination in case the hypothesis is not an existential, so this pattern also
keeping it anonymous. Falls back to (separating) conjunction elimination in
works for (separating) conjunctions with a pure left-hand side.
case the hypothesis is not an existential, so this pattern also works for
(separating) conjunctions with a pure left-hand side.
-
`(pat1 & pat2 & ... & patn)`
: syntactic sugar for
`[pat1 [pat2 .. patn ..]]`
-
`(pat1 & pat2 & ... & patn)`
: syntactic sugar for
`[pat1 [pat2 .. patn ..]]`
to destruct nested (separating) conjunctions.
to destruct nested (separating) conjunctions.
-
`[ipat1|ipat2]`
: disjunction elimination.
-
`[ipat1|ipat2]`
: disjunction elimination.
-
`[]`
: false elimination.
-
`[]`
: false elimination.
-
`%H`
: move the hypothesis to the pure Coq context, and name it
`H`
. Support
-
`%H`
: move the hypothesis to the pure Coq context, and name it
`H`
.
for the
`%H`
introduction pattern requires an implementation of the hook
`string_to_ident`
. Without an implementation of this hook, the
`%H`
pattern
will fail. We provide an implementation of the hook using Ltac2, which works
with Coq 8.11 and later, and can be installed with opam; see
[
iris/string-ident
](
https://gitlab.mpi-sws.org/iris/string-ident
)
for details.
-
`%`
: move the hypothesis to the pure Coq context (anonymously). Note that if
-
`%`
: move the hypothesis to the pure Coq context (anonymously). Note that if
`%`
is followed by an identifier, and not another token, a space is needed
`%`
is followed by an identifier, and not another token, a space is needed
to disambiguate from
`%H`
above.
to disambiguate from
`%H`
above.
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iris/proofmode/class_instances.v
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@@ -807,12 +807,12 @@ Proof. rewrite /IntoExist=> HP. by rewrite HP affinely_exist. Qed.
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@@ -807,12 +807,12 @@ Proof. rewrite /IntoExist=> HP. by rewrite HP affinely_exist. Qed.
Global
Instance
into_exist_intuitionistically
{
A
}
P
(
Φ
:
A
→
PROP
)
name
:
Global
Instance
into_exist_intuitionistically
{
A
}
P
(
Φ
:
A
→
PROP
)
name
:
IntoExist
P
Φ
name
→
IntoExist
(
□
P
)
(
λ
a
,
□
(
Φ
a
))%
I
name
.
IntoExist
P
Φ
name
→
IntoExist
(
□
P
)
(
λ
a
,
□
(
Φ
a
))%
I
name
.
Proof
.
rewrite
/
IntoExist
=>
HP
.
by
rewrite
HP
intuitionistically_exist
.
Qed
.
Proof
.
rewrite
/
IntoExist
=>
HP
.
by
rewrite
HP
intuitionistically_exist
.
Qed
.
(* This instance is generalized to let us use [i
Intro
s (P) "..."] and
(* This instance is generalized to let us use [i
Destruct a
s (P) "..."] and
[
a
s [% ...]
]. There is some risk of backtracking here, but that should only
[
iIntro
s
"
[% ...]
"] for conjunctions with a pure left-hand side. There is some
happen in failing cases (assuming that appropriate modality commuting instanc
es
risk of backtracking here, but that should only happen in failing cas
es
are provided for both conjunctions and existential quantification). The
(assuming that appropriate modality commuting instances are provided for both
alternative of providing specialized instances for cases like ⌜P ∧ Q⌝ turned out
conjunctions and existential quantification). The alternative of providing
to not be tenable.
specialized instances for cases like ⌜P ∧ Q⌝ turned out
to not be tenable.
[to_ident_name H] makes the default name [H] when [P] is destructed with
[to_ident_name H] makes the default name [H] when [P] is destructed with
[iExistDestruct]. See [IntoPureT] for why [φ] is a [Type]. *)
[iExistDestruct]. See [IntoPureT] for why [φ] is a [Type]. *)
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iris/proofmode/classes.v
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@@ -176,9 +176,9 @@ Global Arguments from_and {_} _%I _%I _%I {_}.
Global
Hint
Mode
FromAnd
+
!
-
-
:
typeclass_instances
.
Global
Hint
Mode
FromAnd
+
!
-
-
:
typeclass_instances
.
Global
Hint
Mode
FromAnd
+
-
!
!
:
typeclass_instances
.
(* For iCombine *)
Global
Hint
Mode
FromAnd
+
-
!
!
:
typeclass_instances
.
(* For iCombine *)
(** The [IntoAnd p P Q1 Q2] class is used
(
to
gether with [IntoSep]) to handle
(** The [IntoAnd p P Q1 Q2] class is used to
handle [[H1 H2]] intro patterns in
[[H1 H2]] destruct patterns. If [p] is [true] then the destruct is happening in
the intuitionistic context ([p = true]) and patterns where one of the two sides
the intuitionistic context
.
is discarded ([p = false])
.
The inputs are [p P] and the outputs are [Q1 Q2]. *)
The inputs are [p P] and the outputs are [Q1 Q2]. *)
Class
IntoAnd
{
PROP
:
bi
}
(
p
:
bool
)
(
P
Q1
Q2
:
PROP
)
:
=
Class
IntoAnd
{
PROP
:
bi
}
(
p
:
bool
)
(
P
Q1
Q2
:
PROP
)
:
=
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@@ -187,8 +187,8 @@ Global Arguments IntoAnd {_} _ _%I _%I _%I : simpl never.
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@@ -187,8 +187,8 @@ Global Arguments IntoAnd {_} _ _%I _%I _%I : simpl never.
Global
Arguments
into_and
{
_
}
_
_
%
I
_
%
I
_
%
I
{
_
}.
Global
Arguments
into_and
{
_
}
_
_
%
I
_
%
I
_
%
I
{
_
}.
Global
Hint
Mode
IntoAnd
+
+
!
-
-
:
typeclass_instances
.
Global
Hint
Mode
IntoAnd
+
+
!
-
-
:
typeclass_instances
.
(** The [IntoSep P Q1 Q2] class is used
(
to
gether with [IntoAnd]) to handle
(** The [IntoSep P Q1 Q2] class is used to
handle [[H1 H2]] intro patterns in
[[H1 H2]] destruct patterns
.
the spatial context (except when one side is [_], then [IntoAnd] is used)
.
The input is [P] and the outputs are [Q1 Q2]. *)
The input is [P] and the outputs are [Q1 Q2]. *)
Class
IntoSep
{
PROP
:
bi
}
(
P
Q1
Q2
:
PROP
)
:
=
Class
IntoSep
{
PROP
:
bi
}
(
P
Q1
Q2
:
PROP
)
:
=
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