Definition block : Type := positive.Definition eq_block := peq.(** A value is either:
- a machine integer;
- a floating-point number;
- a pointer: a pair of a memory address and an integer offset with respect
  to this address;
- the [Vundef] value denoting an arbitrary bit pattern, such as the
  value of an uninitialized variable.
*)

Inductive val: Type :=
  | Vundef: val
  | Vint: int -> val
  | Vlong: int64 -> val
  | Vfloat: float -> val
  | Vsingle: float32 -> val
  | Vptr: block -> ptrofs -> val.(** A value is either:
- a machine integer;
- a floating-point number;
- a pointer: a pair of a memory address and an integer offset with respect
  to this address;
- the [Vundef] value denoting an arbitrary bit pattern, such as the
  value of an uninitialized variable.
*)

Inductive val: Type :=
  | Vundef: val
  | Vint: int -> val
  | Vlong: int64 -> val
  | Vfloat: float -> val
  | Vsingle: float32 -> val
  | Vptr: block -> ptrofs -> val.(** A value is either:
- a machine integer;
- a floating-point number;
- a pointer: a pair of a memory address and an integer offset with respect
  to this address;
- the [Vundef] value denoting an arbitrary bit pattern, such as the
  value of an uninitialized variable.
*)

Inductive val: Type :=
  | Vundef: val
  | Vint: int -> val
  | Vlong: int64 -> val
  | Vfloat: float -> val
  | Vsingle: float32 -> val
  | Vptr: block -> ptrofs -> val.(** A value is either:
- a machine integer;
- a floating-point number;
- a pointer: a pair of a memory address and an integer offset with respect
  to this address;
- the [Vundef] value denoting an arbitrary bit pattern, such as the
  value of an uninitialized variable.
*)

Inductive val: Type :=
  | Vundef: val
  | Vint: int -> val
  | Vlong: int64 -> val
  | Vfloat: float -> val
  | Vsingle: float32 -> val
  | Vptr: block -> ptrofs -> val.(** A value is either:
- a machine integer;
- a floating-point number;
- a pointer: a pair of a memory address and an integer offset with respect
  to this address;
- the [Vundef] value denoting an arbitrary bit pattern, such as the
  value of an uninitialized variable.
*)

Inductive val: Type :=
  | Vundef: val
  | Vint: int -> val
  | Vlong: int64 -> val
  | Vfloat: float -> val
  | Vsingle: float32 -> val
  | Vptr: block -> ptrofs -> val.(** A value is either:
- a machine integer;
- a floating-point number;
- a pointer: a pair of a memory address and an integer offset with respect
  to this address;
- the [Vundef] value denoting an arbitrary bit pattern, such as the
  value of an uninitialized variable.
*)

Inductive val: Type :=
  | Vundef: val
  | Vint: int -> val
  | Vlong: int64 -> val
  | Vfloat: float -> val
  | Vsingle: float32 -> val
  | Vptr: block -> ptrofs -> val.(** A value is either:
- a machine integer;
- a floating-point number;
- a pointer: a pair of a memory address and an integer offset with respect
  to this address;
- the [Vundef] value denoting an arbitrary bit pattern, such as the
  value of an uninitialized variable.
*)

Inductive val: Type :=
  | Vundef: val
  | Vint: int -> val
  | Vlong: int64 -> val
  | Vfloat: float -> val
  | Vsingle: float32 -> val
  | Vptr: block -> ptrofs -> val.Definition Vzero: val := Vint Int.zero.Definition Vone: val := Vint Int.one.Definition Vmone: val := Vint Int.mone.Definition Vtrue: val := Vint Int.one.Definition Vfalse: val := Vint Int.zero.Definition Vnullptr :=
  if Archi.ptr64 then Vlong Int64.zero else Vint Int.zero.Definition Vptrofs (n: ptrofs) :=
  if Archi.ptr64 then Vlong (Ptrofs.to_int64 n) else Vint (Ptrofs.to_int n).Definition eq (x y: val): {x=y} + {x<>y}.Definition has_type (v: val) (t: typ) : Prop :=
  match v, t with
  | Vundef, _ => True
  | Vint _, Tint => True
  | Vlong _, Tlong => True
  | Vfloat _, Tfloat => True
  | Vsingle _, Tsingle => True
  | Vptr _ _, Tint => Archi.ptr64 = false
  | Vptr _ _, Tlong => Archi.ptr64 = true
  | (Vint _ | Vsingle _), Tany32 => True
  | Vptr _ _, Tany32 => Archi.ptr64 = false
  | _, Tany64 => True
  | _, _ => False
  end.Fixpoint has_type_list (vl: list val) (tl: list typ) {struct vl} : Prop :=
  match vl, tl with
  | nil, nil => True
  | v1 :: vs, t1 :: ts => has_type v1 t1 /\ has_type_list vs ts
  | _, _ => False
  end.Definition has_opttype (v: val) (ot: option typ) : Prop :=
  match ot with
  | None => v = Vundef
  | Some t => has_type v t
  end.

Lemma has_subtype_list: forall tyl1 tyl2 vl, subtype_list tyl1 tyl2 = true -> has_type_list vl tyl1 -> has_type_list vl tyl2.