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User developments often use stdlib functions with inputs whose natural equivalence relation does not coincide with Logc.eq: most importantly functions, but also Q, non-hprop sigma types, etc. Then they eventually need the fact that (forall x y, x = y -> f x = g y) -> stdlibfunc f a = stdlibfunc g a. stdlib should make lemmas of this form easily accessible, ideally in a systematic auto-generated form.
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We should definitely derive things like this automatically via template-coq (see https://github.com/aa755/paramcoq-iff). Generating them would guarantee that naming is consistent and make it easy for new user-defined types to use similar conventions.
User developments often use stdlib functions with inputs whose natural equivalence relation does not coincide with
Logc.eq
: most importantly functions, but alsoQ
, non-hprop
sigma types, etc. Then they eventually need the fact that(forall x y, x = y -> f x = g y) -> stdlibfunc f a = stdlibfunc g a
. stdlib should make lemmas of this form easily accessible, ideally in a systematic auto-generated form.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: