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(* Contribution to the Coq Library   V6.3 (July 1999)                    *)
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(*           The Calculus of Inductive Constructions            *)
(*                       COQ v5.10                              *)
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(* Laurent Arditi.  Laboratoire I3S. CNRS ura 1376.             *)
(* Universite de Nice - Sophia Antipolis                        *)
(* arditi@unice.fr, http://wwwi3s.unice.fr/~arditi/lolo.html    *)
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(* date: may 1995                                               *)
(* file: BV.v                                                   *)
(* contents: definition of bit-vectors using polymorphic lists  *)
(* abstraction to nat                                           *)
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(* Version AVEC les listes polymorphiques *)
(* Les operateurs instancies pour les BVs sont ceux des listes, avec le nom terminant par "bv". ex: nilbv, consbv...*)
Require Export Arith_compl.
Require Export Bool_compl.
Require Export Lists_replace.
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(* Instanciation des operateurs des listes polymorph(iqu)es         *)
Definition BV := list bool.
Definition nilbv : BV := nil.
Definition consbv : bool -> BV -> BV := cons (A:=bool).
Definition appbv : BV -> BV -> BV := app (A:=bool).
Definition lengthbv : BV -> nat := length (A:=bool).
Definition lenbv : BV -> nat -> Prop := len bool.
Definition BV_null (n : nat) : BV := list_const bool n false.
Definition truncbv : BV -> nat -> BV := trunc bool.
Definition stripbv : BV -> nat -> BV := strip bool.
Definition field : BV -> nat -> nat -> BV := sublist bool.
Definition abit : BV -> nat -> BV := elemlist bool.
Definition bitset : BV -> nat -> bool -> BV := replace bool.
Definition BVnot (v : BV) : BV := map bool bool v negb.
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Fixpoint BV_to_nat (v : BV) : nat :=
match v return nat with
| nil => 0
| b :: w => bool_to_nat b + (BV_to_nat w + BV_to_nat w)
end.

Lemma BV_to_nat_eq2 :
forall (b : bool) (w : BV),
BV_to_nat (consbv b w) = bool_to_nat b + (BV_to_nat w + BV_to_nat w).