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cfHeapsBaseLib.sig
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signature cfHeapsBaseLib =
sig
include Abbrev
type conseq_conv = ConseqConv.conseq_conv
type directed_conseq_conv = ConseqConv.directed_conseq_conv
(*----------------------------------------------------------------*)
val dest_sep_imp : term -> term * term
val dest_cell : term -> term * term
val is_sep_imp : term -> bool
val is_sep_imppost : term -> bool
val is_cond : term -> bool
val is_sep_exists : term -> bool
val mk_cond : term -> term
val emp_tm : term
val SEP_IMP_conv : conv -> conv -> conv
val rearrange_star_conv : term -> term list -> conv
val heap_clean_conv : conv
val SEP_IMPPOST_VARIANTS : thm
(*----------------------------------------------------------------*)
(* Prove an "easy" goal about sets, involving UNION, DISJOINT,... Useful
after unfolding the definitions of heap predicates. *)
val SPLIT_TAC : tactic
(*----------------------------------------------------------------*)
(** Normalization of STAR *)
(* Normalize modulo AC of STAR *)
val rew_heap_AC : tactic
(* Normalize using AC, but also pull exists, remove emp, etc. *)
val rew_heap : tactic
(** Making progress on goals of the form [H1 ==>> H2].
The main tactic one wants to use faced with such a goal is [hsimpl].
It will normalize both heaps, extract pure formulæ ([cond]), extract and
instantiate existential quantifications from H1 and H2, and remove
subheaps present both in H1 and H2.
[hsimpl_conseq_conv] fails if the input term is not of the form
``_ ==>> _ `` or ``_ ==+> _``. Otherwise, it returns UNCHANGED if there
is nothing to do.
[hsimpl] applies [hsimpl_conseq_conv] on every subterm of the goal on
which it doesn't fail, that is on every [SEP_IMP] and [SEP_IMPPOST].
*)
val hsimpl : tactic
val hsimpl_conseq_conv : directed_conseq_conv
(*----------------------------------------------------------------*)
(** Instantiating existentially quantified variables after calling
[hsimpl] *)
val hinst : tactic
val hinst_ecc : evarsConseqConvLib.evars_conseq_conv
(*----------------------------------------------------------------*)
(** Auxiliary directed_conseq_convs, that are used to implement
[hsimpl_conseq_conv] and [hsimpl]. *)
(* [hpull_conseq_conv]: extract pure facts and existential quantifications
from the left heap (H1).
For example: On term ``(A * cond P) ==>> B``, [hpull_conseq_conv] returns a
conseq conv to convert it to ``P ==> (A ==>> B)``.
On term ``(SEP_EXISTS x. A x * B) ==>> C``, the returned conseq_conv
allows to convert it to ``!x. (A x * B) ==>> C``.
[hpull_conseq_conv] fails if the goal is not of the form ``_ ==>> _``. If
the goal is of this form but there is nothing to pull, UNCHANGED is raised.
*)
val hpull : tactic
val hpull_one : tactic
val hpull_one_conseq_conv : directed_conseq_conv
val hpull_conseq_conv : directed_conseq_conv
(* [hsimpl_cancel_conseq_conv]: on a goal of the form [H1 ==>> H2],
[hsimpl_cancel_conseq_conv] tries to remove subheaps present both in H1 and
H2. Moreover, if [one (loc, v)] is in H1 and [one (loc, v')] is in H2,
[hsimpl_cancel] will remove both, and produce an assumption [v = v'].
For example, [hsimpl_cancel_conseq_conv] generates a conversion from
``(A * B * one (l, v)) ==>> (B * one (l, v'))`` to
``v = v' ==> (A ==>> emp)``.
[hsimpl_cancel_conseq_conv] fails if the goal is not of the form
``_ ==>> _``. If the goal is of this form does but there is nothing to do,
UNCHANGED is raised.
*)
val hsimpl_cancel : tactic
val hsimpl_cancel_one : tactic
val hsimpl_cancel_conseq_conv : directed_conseq_conv
val hsimpl_cancel_one_conseq_conv : directed_conseq_conv
(* [hpullr]: extract pure facts and existential quantifications from the
right heap (H2).
For example, `` A ==>> (B * cond P)`` gets converted to
``P /\ A ==>> B``.
[hpullr_conseq_conv] fails if the goal is not of the form
``_ ==>> _``. If the goal is of this form but there is nothing to do,
UNCHANGED is raised.
*)
val hpullr : tactic
val hpullr_one : tactic
val hpullr_conseq_conv : directed_conseq_conv
val hpullr_one_conseq_conv : directed_conseq_conv
(** [hcancel]: [hsimpl] without [hpull] *)
val hcancel : tactic
val hcancel_conseq_conv : directed_conseq_conv
(** hpullable *)
val hpullable_rec : term -> unit
val hpullable : term -> unit
end