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- From: Nico <nlehmann AT dcc.uchile.cl>
- To: coq-club AT inria.fr
- Subject: Re:[Coq-Club]
- Date: Mon, 18 May 2015 13:05:00 +0000
On Fri, May 15, 2015 at 3:40 PM Gregory Malecha <gmalecha AT cs.harvard.edu> wrote:
Hi, Nico --I don't believe this is possible. If the type is embedded inside of a term, then that term could be opened up via Ltac, and then Ltac could construct a term using constr and avoid your check.
I don't clearly understand what do you mean here.
It is possible to express your restriction via arguments? For example, if you want a type function that requires a type with a decidable equality there are several ways to do it:
I don't think is posible to express the restricion in this way because I need to access the axioms that an argument take as assumptions.
- [Coq-Club], Nico, 05/15/2015
- Re:[Coq-Club], Gregory Malecha, 05/15/2015
- Re:[Coq-Club], Nico, 05/18/2015
- Re:[Coq-Club], Gregory Malecha, 05/19/2015
- Re:[Coq-Club], Nico, 05/20/2015
- Re:[Coq-Club], Gregory Malecha, 05/19/2015
- Re:[Coq-Club], Nico, 05/18/2015
- Re:[Coq-Club], Gregory Malecha, 05/15/2015
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