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(** * Tactic support for [binds] *)

(** [destruct_binds_hyp] and [destruct_binds_hyp_uniq] tactics
    decompose a hypotheses of the form [binds x a E], with the latter
    tactic assuming that [uniq E] holds.  The tactic [solve_uniq] is
    used for discharging any [uniq] obligations that arise.

    Implementation note (BEA, XXX): No support for [map].  I'm not
    sure what to do about the "injectivity" side condition on
    [binds_map_inv].  Perhaps just generate the extra subgoal, on the
    assumption that the condition is usually provable?  It's not as
    if I want to implement even more tactics here... *)

Ltac destruct_binds_hyp H :=
  match type of H with
    | binds ?x ?a nil =>
      inversion H
    | binds ?x ?a (?y ~ ?b) =>
      let J1 := fresh "BindsTacKey" in
      let J2 := fresh "BindsTacVal" in
      rename H into J1;
      pose proof J1 as J2;
      apply binds_one_1 in J1;
      apply binds_one_2 in J2;
      try (subst x);
      try (subst a);
      try (subst y);
      try (subst b)
    | binds ?x ?a ((?y, ?b) :: ?E) =>
      change (binds x a (y ~ b ++ E)) in H;
      destruct_binds_hyp H
    | binds ?x ?a (?E ++ ?F) =>
      let J := fresh "BindsTac" in
      apply binds_app_1 in H;
      destruct H as [J | J];
      destruct_binds_hyp J
    | _ =>
      idtac
  end.Ltac destruct_binds_hyp_uniq H :=
  match type of H with
    | binds ?x ?a nil =>
      inversion H
    | binds ?x ?a (?y ~ ?b) =>
      let J1 := fresh "BindsTacKey" in
      let J2 := fresh "BindsTacVal" in
      rename H into J1;
      pose proof J1 as J2;
      apply binds_one_1 in J1;
      apply binds_one_2 in J2;
      try (subst x);
      try (subst a);
      try (subst y);
      try (subst b)
    | binds ?x ?a ((?y, ?b) :: ?E) =>
      change (binds x a (y ~ b ++ E)) in H;
      destruct_binds_hyp_uniq H
    | binds ?x ?a (?E ++ ?F) =>
      let J1 := fresh "BindsTacSideCond" in
      assert (J1 : uniq (E ++ F));
        [ destruct_uniq; auto
        | match type of J1 with
            | @uniq ?A _ =>
              let J2 := fresh "BindsTac" in
              destruct (@binds_app_uniq_1 A x a E F J1 H)
                as [[J2 ?] | [J2 ?]];
              clear H;
              destruct_binds_hyp_uniq J2
          end
        ]
    | _ =>
      idtac
  end.(** An auxiliary tactic.  Not intended for use on its own. *)

Ltac analyze_binds_cleanup :=
  auto;
  try tauto;
  try discriminate;
  try match goal with
        | J : ~ In ?x ?E |- _ =>
          match E with
            | context [x] => elim J; clear; simpl_alist; auto with set
          end
      end.(** The [analyze_binds] and [analyze_binds_uniq] tactics decompose a
    hypothesis of the form [binds x a E], with the latter assuming
    that [uniq E] holds, and then try some simple heuristics for
    solving the resulting goals. *)

Ltac analyze_binds H :=
  destruct_binds_hyp H;
  analyze_binds_cleanup.Ltac analyze_binds_uniq H :=
  destruct_binds_hyp_uniq H;
  analyze_binds_cleanup.

Lemma binds_weaken : binds x a (E ++ G) -> binds x a (E ++ F ++ G).