ListSet implementation. #822
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Strange lemma :) Is it really needed?
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I need it here, filteringWithExpandingPredicateCreatesSubsets not sure why isn't it obvious.
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Looks like the build is stuck even though all tests passed. |
The two builds might have been killed due to memory or time usage, can we increase the limits? |
Yeah, it should be possible. The memory limit is hard-coded in the larabot code here. Someone should also investigate why the build doesn't get killed correctly and end in failure. |
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Going forward, we are trying to not use non-bounded foralls and we try to put the data structures into https://github.com/epfl-lara/bolts/ whenever they are not treated specially in front end extraction. |
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@samuelchassot we should check if we should put this into bolts/data-structures and if we can get some of it using set.toList functionality in stainless library. |
ListSetimplementation with some basic functionality. Along with this there are additional proofs forLists. Any suggestions regarding changes in naming and proof generalization are welcome.