Answer by Pietro Braione for How do I express a fixpoint of a decreasing...
It turns out that using Program Fixpoint is much easier than I thought:From Coq Require Import Program.Wf....Inductive height (e : expression) : nat match e with | Get e1 => height e1 + 1 |...
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I find your definition of eval a bit odd. You are implementing something like large-step evaluation, which should be defined by structural recursion on the expression being evaluated.I would expect...
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Maybe you could have a fixpoint dedicated to Get to avoid rebuilding terms.Fixpoint eval_get (M : memory) (e : expression) (var_name : identifier) : value := match e with | IfThenElse cond e1 e2 var...
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I have a recursively defined function in Coq whose arguments in the recursive invocations are surely decreasing, but Coq cannot understand this fact since they are not subterms of the function's...
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