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Set Implicit Arguments.
Unset Strict Implicit.
Unset Printing Implicit Defensive.
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(* This file implementations of Canonical structure lemmas (a.k.a. overloaded *)
(* lemmas) for automating three tasks:                                        *)
(*                                                                            *)
(* 1. checking if implications of the form valid e1 -> valid e2 hold by       *)
(* deciding if the terms in e2 are all contained in e1                        *)
(*                                                                            *)
(* 2. checking if dom_eq e1 e2 holds by cancelling the common terms, to       *)
(*    obtain residuals rs1 and rs2, and then issuing a subgoal dom_eq rs1     *)
(*    rs2.                                                                    *)
(*                                                                            *)
(* 3. checking if the union e is undef, because it contains duplicate         *)
(*    pointers or an undef                                                    *)
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(* For each task, we have two implementations: a naive and a                  *)
(* sophisticated one. The lemmas validO, domeqO, invalidO are the naive       *)
(* ones, and validX, domeqX, invalidX are the sophisticated ones. I keep      *)
(* both O/X versions for now, for experimentation purposes, but               *)
(* eventually should retain only validX and domeqX.                           *)
(* First, two general helper concepts for searching in sequences. They will   *)
(* be useful in syntactifying the expressions e1 and e2 for both tasks.       *)
(* The concepts are:                                                          *)
(*                                                                            *)
(* - onth: returns None to signal that an element is not found prefix:        *)
(* - will be used for growing interpretation contexts                         *)
Section Helpers.
Variable A : Type.
Fixpoint onth (s : seq A) n : option A :=
if s is x::sx then if n is nx.+1 then onth sx nx else Some x else None.
Definition prefix s1 s2 :=
forall n x, onth s1 n = some x -> onth s2 n = some x.
(* Lemmas *)

Lemma onth_size s n x : onth s n = Some x -> n < size s.