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theories/lib/maps.v theories/lib/maps.v
theories/lib/sets.v theories/lib/sets.v
# STLC
theories/type_systems/stlc/lang.v
theories/type_systems/stlc/notation.v
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theories/type_systems/warmup/warmup.v theories/type_systems/warmup/warmup.v
#theories/type_systems/warmup/warmup_sol.v
#theories/type_systems/stlc/exercises01.v

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From stdpp Require Import gmap base relations tactics.
From iris Require Import prelude.
From semantics.ts.stlc Require Import lang notation.
(** Exercise 2 (LN Exercise 1): Deterministic Operational Semantics *)
Lemma val_no_step e e':
step e e' is_val e False.
Proof.
by destruct 1.
Qed.
(* Note how the above lemma is another way to phrase the statement "values
* cannot step" that doesn't need inversion. It can also be used to prove the
* phrasing we had to use inversion for in the lecture: *)
Lemma val_no_step' (v : val) (e : expr) :
step v e -> False.
Proof.
intros H. eapply val_no_step; first eassumption.
apply is_val_val.
Qed.
(* You might find the following tactic useful,
which derives a contradiction when you have a [step e1 e2] assumption and
[e1] is a value.
Example:
H1: step e e'
H2: is_val e
=====================
???
Then [val_no_step.] will solve the goal by applying the [val_no_step] lemma.
(We neither expect you to understand how exactly the tactic does this nor to
be able to write such a tactic yourself. Where useful, we will always
provide you with custom tactics and explain in a comment what they do.) *)
Ltac val_no_step :=
match goal with
| [H: step ?e1 ?e2 |- _] =>
solve [exfalso; eapply (val_no_step _ _ H); done]
end.
Lemma step_det e e' e'':
step e e' step e e'' e' = e''.
Proof.
(* TODO: exercise *)
Admitted.
(** Exercise 3 (LN Exercise 2): Call-by-name Semantics *)
Inductive cbn_step : expr expr Prop :=
| CBNStepBeta x e e' :
cbn_step (App (Lam x e) e') (subst' x e' e)
(* TODO: add more constructors *)
.
(* We make the eauto tactic aware of the constructors of cbn_step *)
#[global] Hint Constructors cbn_step : core.
Lemma different_results :
(e: expr) (e1 e2: expr), rtc cbn_step e e1 rtc step e e2 is_val e1 is_val e2 e1 e2.
Proof.
(* TODO: exercise *)
Admitted.
Lemma val_no_cbn_step e e':
cbn_step e e' is_val e False.
Proof.
(* TODO: exercise *)
Admitted.
(* Same tactic as [val_no_step] but for cbn_step.*)
Ltac val_no_cbn_step :=
match goal with
| [H: cbn_step ?e1 ?e2 |- _] =>
solve [exfalso; eapply (val_no_cbn_step _ _ H); done]
end.
Lemma cbn_step_det e e' e'':
cbn_step e e' cbn_step e e'' e' = e''.
Proof.
(* TODO: exercise *)
Admitted.
(** Exercise 4 (LN Exercise 3): Reflexive Transitive Closure *)
Section rtc.
Context {X : Type}.
Inductive rtc (R : X X Prop) : X X Prop :=
| rtc_base x : rtc R x x
| rtc_step x y z : R x y rtc R y z rtc R x z.
Lemma rtc_reflexive R : Reflexive (rtc R).
Proof.
unfold Reflexive.
(* TODO: exercise *)
Admitted.
Lemma rtc_transitive R : Transitive (rtc R).
Proof.
unfold Transitive.
(* TODO: exercise *)
Admitted.
Lemma rtc_subrel (R: X X Prop) (x y : X): R x y rtc R x y.
Proof.
(* TODO: exercise *)
Admitted.
Section typeclass.
(* We can use Coq's typeclass mechanism to enable the use of the [transitivity] and [reflexivity] tactics on our goals.
Typeclasses enable easy extensions of existing mechanisms -- in this case, by telling Coq to use the knowledge about our definition of [rtc].
*)
(* [Transitive] is a typeclass. With [Instance] we provide an instance of it. *)
Global Instance rtc_transitive_inst R : Transitive (rtc R).
Proof.
apply rtc_transitive.
Qed.
Global Instance rtc_reflexive_inst R : Reflexive (rtc R).
Proof.
apply rtc_reflexive.
Qed.
End typeclass.
End rtc.
(* Let's put this to the test! *)
Goal rtc step (LitInt 42) (LitInt 42).
Proof.
(* this uses the [rtc_reflexive_inst] instance we registered. *)
reflexivity.
Qed.
Goal rtc step (LitInt 32 + (LitInt 5 + LitInt 5)%E)%E (LitInt 42).
Proof.
(* this uses the [rtc_transitive_inst] instance we registered. *)
etransitivity.
+ eapply rtc_step; eauto. reflexivity.
+ eapply rtc_step; eauto. reflexivity.
Qed.
Section stdpp.
(* In fact, [rtc] is so common that it is already provided by the [stdpp] library! *)
Import stdpp.relations.
Print rtc.
(* The typeclass instances are also already registered. *)
Goal rtc step (LitInt 42) (LitInt 42).
Proof. reflexivity. Qed.
End stdpp.
(* Start by proving these lemmas. Understand why they are useful. *)
Lemma plus_right e1 e2 e2':
rtc step e2 e2' rtc step (Plus e1 e2) (Plus e1 e2').
Proof.
(* TODO: exercise *)
Admitted.
Lemma plus_left e1 e1' n:
rtc step e1 e1' rtc step (Plus e1 (LitInt n)) (Plus e1' (LitInt n)).
Proof.
(* TODO: exercise *)
Admitted.
(* The exercise: *)
Lemma plus_to_consts e1 e2 n m:
rtc step e1 (LitInt n) rtc step e2 (LitInt m) rtc step (e1 + e2)%E (LitInt (n + m)%Z).
Proof.
(* TODO: exercise *)
Admitted.
(* Now that you have an understanding of how rtc works, we can make eauto aware of it. *)
#[local] Hint Constructors rtc : core.
(* See its power here: *)
Lemma plus_right_eauto e1 e2 e2':
rtc step e2 e2' rtc step (Plus e1 e2) (Plus e1 e2').
Proof.
induction 1; eauto.
Abort.
(** Exercise 5 (LN Exercise 4): Big-step vs small-step semantics *)
Lemma big_step_steps e v :
big_step e v rtc step e (of_val v).
Proof.
(* TODO: exercise *)
Admitted.
Lemma steps_big_step e (v: val):
rtc step e v big_step e v.
Proof.
(* Note how there is a coercion (automatic conversion) hidden in the
* statement of this lemma: *)
Set Printing Coercions.
(* It is sometimes very useful to temporarily print coercions if rewrites or
* destructs do not behave as expected. *)
Unset Printing Coercions.
(* TODO: exercise *)
Admitted.
(** Exercise 6 (LN Exercise 5): left-to-right evaluation *)
Inductive ltr_step : expr expr Prop := .
#[global] Hint Constructors ltr_step : core.
Lemma different_steps_ltr_step :
(e: expr) (e1 e2: expr), ltr_step e e1 step e e2 e1 e2.
Proof.
(* TODO: exercise *)
Admitted.
Lemma big_step_ltr_steps e v :
big_step e v rtc ltr_step e (of_val v).
Proof.
(* TODO: exercise *)
Admitted.
Lemma ltr_steps_big_step e (v: val):
rtc ltr_step e v big_step e v.
Proof.
(* TODO: exercise *)
Admitted.

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From stdpp Require Export binders strings.
From stdpp Require Import options.
From semantics.lib Require Import maps.
(** * Simply Typed Lambda Calculus *)
(** ** Expressions and values. *)
(** [Z] is Coq's version of the integers.
All the standard operations, like [+], are defined on it.
The type [binder] is defined as [x ::= BNamed (s: string) | BAnon]
where BAnon can be used if we don't want to use the variable in
the function.
*)
Inductive expr :=
(* Base lambda calculus *)
| Var (x : string)
| Lam (x : binder) (e : expr)
| App (e1 e2 : expr)
(* Base types and their operations *)
| LitInt (n: Z)
| Plus (e1 e2 : expr).
Inductive val :=
| LitIntV (n: Z)
| LamV (x : binder) (e : expr).
(* Injections into expr *)
Definition of_val (v : val) : expr :=
match v with
| LitIntV n => LitInt n
| LamV x e => Lam x e
end.
(* try to make an expr into a val *)
Definition to_val (e : expr) : option val :=
match e with
| LitInt n => Some (LitIntV n)
| Lam x e => Some (LamV x e)
| _ => None
end.
Lemma to_of_val v : to_val (of_val v) = Some v.
Proof.
destruct v; simpl; reflexivity.
Qed.
Lemma of_to_val e v : to_val e = Some v of_val v = e.
Proof.
destruct e; simpl; try congruence.
all: injection 1 as <-; simpl; reflexivity.
Qed.
(* Inj is a type class for injective functions.
It is defined as:
[Inj R S f := x y, S (f x) (f y) R x y]
*)
#[export] Instance of_val_inj : Inj (=) (=) of_val.
Proof. by intros ?? Hv; apply (inj Some); rewrite <-!to_of_val, Hv. Qed.
(* A predicate which holds true whenever an
expression is a value. *)
Definition is_val (e : expr) : Prop :=
match e with
| LitInt n => True
| Lam x e => True
| _ => False
end.
Lemma is_val_spec e : is_val e v, to_val e = Some v.
Proof.
destruct e; simpl.
(* naive_solver is an automation tactic like intuition, firstorder, auto, ...
It is provided by the stdpp library. *)
all: naive_solver.
Qed.
Lemma is_val_of_val v : is_val (of_val v).
Proof.
apply is_val_spec. rewrite to_of_val. eauto.
Qed.
(* A small tactic that simplifies handling values. *)
Ltac simplify_val :=
repeat match goal with
| H: to_val (of_val ?v) = ?o |- _ => rewrite to_of_val in H
| H: is_val ?e |- _ => destruct (proj1 (is_val_spec e) H) as (? & ?); clear H
end.
(* values are values *)
Lemma is_val_val (v: val): is_val (of_val v).
Proof.
destruct v; simpl; done.
Qed.
(* we tell eauto to use the lemma is_val_val *)
#[global]
Hint Immediate is_val_val : core.
(** ** Operational Semantics *)
(** *** Substitution *)
Fixpoint subst (x : string) (es : expr) (e : expr) : expr :=
match e with
| LitInt n => LitInt n
(* The function [decide] can be used to decide propositions.
[decide P] is of type {P} + {¬ P}.
It can only be applied to propositions for which, by type class inference,
it can be determined that the proposition is decidable. *)
| Var y => if decide (x = y) then es else Var y
| Lam y e =>
Lam y $ if decide (BNamed x = y) then e else subst x es e
| App e1 e2 => App (subst x es e1) (subst x es e2)
| Plus e1 e2 => Plus (subst x es e1) (subst x es e2)
end.
(* We lift substitution to binders. *)
Definition subst' (mx : binder) (es : expr) : expr expr :=
match mx with BNamed x => subst x es | BAnon => id end.
(** *** Small-Step Semantics *)
(* We use right-to-left evaluation order,
which means in a binary term (e.g., e1 + e2),
the left side can only be reduced once the right
side is fully evaluated (i.e., is a value). *)
Inductive step : expr expr Prop :=
| StepBeta x e e' :
is_val e'
step (App (Lam x e) e') (subst' x e' e)
| StepAppL e1 e1' e2 :
is_val e2
step e1 e1'
step (App e1 e2) (App e1' e2)
| StepAppR e1 e2 e2' :
step e2 e2'
step (App e1 e2) (App e1 e2')
| StepPlusRed (n1 n2 n3: Z) :
(n1 + n2)%Z = n3
step (Plus (LitInt n1) (LitInt n2)) (LitInt n3)
| StepPlusL e1 e1' e2 :
is_val e2
step e1 e1'
step (Plus e1 e2) (Plus e1' e2)
| StepPlusR e1 e2 e2' :
step e2 e2'
step (Plus e1 e2) (Plus e1 e2').
(* We make the tactic eauto aware of the constructors of [step].
Then it can automatically solve goals where we want to prove a step. *)
#[global] Hint Constructors step : core.
(* A term is reducible, if it can take a step. *)
Definition reducible (e : expr) :=
e', step e e'.
(** *** Big-Step Semantics *)
Inductive big_step : expr val Prop :=
| bs_lit (n : Z) :
big_step (LitInt n) (LitIntV n)
| bs_lam (x : binder) (e : expr) :
big_step (Lam x e) (LamV x e)
| bs_add e1 e2 (z1 z2 : Z) :
big_step e1 (LitIntV z1)
big_step e2 (LitIntV z2)
big_step (Plus e1 e2) (LitIntV (z1 + z2))%Z
| bs_app e1 e2 x e v2 v :
big_step e1 (@LamV x e)
big_step e2 v2
big_step (subst' x (of_val v2) e) v
big_step (App e1 e2) v
.
#[export] Hint Constructors big_step : core.
Lemma big_step_vals (v: val): big_step (of_val v) v.
Proof.
induction v; econstructor.
Qed.
Lemma big_step_inv_vals (v w: val): big_step (of_val v) w v = w.
Proof.
destruct v; inversion 1; eauto.
Qed.
(** *** Contextual Semantics *)
(** Base reduction *)
Inductive base_step : expr expr Prop :=
| BetaS x e1 e2 e' :
is_val e2
e' = subst' x e2 e1
base_step (App (Lam x e1) e2) e'
| PlusS e1 e2 (n1 n2 n3 : Z):
e1 = (LitInt n1)
e2 = (LitInt n2)
(n1 + n2)%Z = n3
base_step (Plus e1 e2) (LitInt n3).
Inductive ectx :=
| HoleCtx
| AppLCtx (K: ectx) (v2 : val)
| AppRCtx (e1 : expr) (K: ectx)
| PlusLCtx (K: ectx) (v2 : val)
| PlusRCtx (e1 : expr) (K: ectx).
Fixpoint fill (K : ectx) (e : expr) : expr :=
match K with
| HoleCtx => e
| AppLCtx K v2 => App (fill K e) (of_val v2)
| AppRCtx e1 K => App e1 (fill K e)
| PlusLCtx K v2 => Plus (fill K e) (of_val v2)
| PlusRCtx e1 K => Plus e1 (fill K e)
end.
(* filling a context with another context *)
Fixpoint comp_ectx (Ko Ki: ectx) :=
match Ko with
| HoleCtx => Ki
| AppLCtx K v2 => AppLCtx (comp_ectx K Ki) v2
| AppRCtx e1 K => AppRCtx e1 (comp_ectx K Ki)
| PlusLCtx K v2 => PlusLCtx (comp_ectx K Ki) v2
| PlusRCtx e1 K => PlusRCtx e1 (comp_ectx K Ki)
end.
Inductive contextual_step (e1 : expr) (e2 : expr) : Prop :=
Ectx_step K e1' e2' :
e1 = fill K e1'
e2 = fill K e2'
base_step e1' e2'
contextual_step e1 e2.
Definition contextual_reducible (e : expr) :=
e', contextual_step e e'.
#[export] Hint Constructors base_step : core.
#[export] Hint Constructors contextual_step : core.
(* Lemmas about the contextual semantics *)
Definition empty_ectx := HoleCtx.
Lemma fill_empty e : fill empty_ectx e = e.
Proof. done. Qed.
Lemma base_contextual_step e1 e2 :
base_step e1 e2 contextual_step e1 e2.
Proof. apply Ectx_step with empty_ectx; by rewrite ?fill_empty. Qed.
Lemma fill_comp (K1 K2 : ectx) e : fill K1 (fill K2 e) = fill (comp_ectx K1 K2) e.
Proof. induction K1; simpl; congruence. Qed.
Lemma fill_contextual_step K e1 e2 :
contextual_step e1 e2 contextual_step (fill K e1) (fill K e2).
Proof.
destruct 1 as [K' e1' e2' -> ->].
rewrite !fill_comp. by econstructor.
Qed.
(** Open and closed expressions *)
Fixpoint is_closed (X : list string) (e : expr) : bool :=
match e with
| Var x => bool_decide (x X)
| Lam x e => is_closed (x :b: X) e
| LitInt _ => true
| App e1 e2
| Plus e1 e2 => is_closed X e1 && is_closed X e2
end.
Notation closed X e := (Is_true (is_closed X e)).
#[export] Instance closed_proof_irrel X e : ProofIrrel (closed X e).
Proof. unfold closed. apply _. Qed.
#[export] Instance closed_dec X e : Decision (closed X e).
Proof. unfold closed. apply _. Defined.
Lemma closed_weaken X Y e : closed X e X Y closed Y e.
Proof. revert X Y; induction e; naive_solver (eauto; set_solver). Qed.
Lemma closed_weaken_nil X e : closed [] e closed X e.
Proof. intros. by apply closed_weaken with [], list_subseteq_nil. Qed.
Lemma closed_subst X Y e x es :
closed Y es closed (x :: X) e closed (X ++ Y) (subst x es e).
Proof.
induction e as [y|y e IH|e1 e2|n|e1 e2]in X |-*; simpl; intros Hc1 Hc2; eauto.
- eapply bool_decide_unpack, elem_of_cons in Hc2 as [->|Hc2].
+ destruct decide; try congruence. eapply closed_weaken; eauto with set_solver.
+ destruct decide.
* eapply closed_weaken; eauto with set_solver.
* simpl. eapply bool_decide_pack. set_solver.
- destruct y as [|y]; simpl in *; eauto.
destruct decide as [Heq|].
+ injection Heq as ->. eapply closed_weaken; eauto. set_solver.
+ rewrite app_comm_cons. eapply IH; eauto.
eapply closed_weaken; eauto. set_solver.
- eapply andb_True. eapply andb_True in Hc2 as [H1 H2].
split; eauto.
- eapply andb_True. eapply andb_True in Hc2 as [H1 H2].
split; eauto.
Qed.
Lemma closed_subst_nil X e x es :
closed [] es closed (x :: X) e closed X (subst x es e).
Proof.
intros Hc1 Hc2. eapply closed_subst in Hc1; eauto.
revert Hc1. rewrite right_id; [done|apply _].
Qed.
Lemma closed_do_subst' X e x es :
closed [] es closed (x :b: X) e closed X (subst' x es e).
Proof. destruct x; eauto using closed_subst_nil. Qed.
Lemma subst_closed X e x es : closed X e x X subst x es e = e.
Proof.
induction e in X |-*; simpl; rewrite ?bool_decide_spec, ?andb_True; intros ??;
repeat case_decide; simplify_eq; simpl; f_equal; intuition eauto with set_solver.
Qed.
Lemma subst_closed_nil e x es : closed [] e subst x es e = e.
Proof. intros. apply subst_closed with []; set_solver. Qed.

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(** * This file was shown during the lecture on 26.10.2023.
* It contrains duplicated code that is copy-pasted from e.g. lang.v
*)
From stdpp Require Export binders strings.
From stdpp Require Import options.
From semantics.lib Require Import maps.
(** * Simply Typed Lambda Calculus *)
(** ** Expressions and values. *)
(** [Z] is Coq's version of the integers.
All the standard operations, like [+], are defined on it.
The type [binder] is defined as [x ::= BNamed (s: string) | BAnon]
where BAnon can be used if we don't want to use the variable in
the function.
*)
Inductive expr :=
(* Base lambda calculus *)
| Var (x : string)
| Lam (x : binder) (e : expr)
| App (e1 e2 : expr)
(* Base types and their operations *)
| LitInt (n: Z)
| Plus (e1 e2 : expr).
Inductive val :=
| LitIntV (n: Z)
| LamV (x : binder) (e : expr).
(* Injections into expr *)
Definition of_val (v : val) : expr :=
match v with
| LitIntV n => LitInt n
| LamV x e => Lam x e
end.
(* try to make an expr into a val *)
Definition to_val (e : expr) : option val :=
match e with
| LitInt n => Some (LitIntV n)
| Lam x e => Some (LamV x e)
| _ => None
end.
Lemma to_of_val v : to_val (of_val v) = Some v.
Proof.
destruct v; simpl; reflexivity.
Qed.
Lemma of_to_val e v : to_val e = Some v -> of_val v = e.
Proof.
destruct e; simpl; try congruence.
all: injection 1 as <-; simpl; reflexivity.
Qed.
(* Inj is a type class for injective functions.
It is defined as:
[Inj R S f := x y, S (f x) (f y) -> R x y]
*)
#[export] Instance of_val_inj : Inj (=) (=) of_val.
Proof. by intros ?? Hv; apply (inj Some); rewrite <-!to_of_val, Hv. Qed.
(* A predicate which holds true whenever an
expression is a value. *)
Definition is_val (e : expr) : Prop :=
match e with
| LitInt n => True
| Lam x e => True
| _ => False
end.
Lemma is_val_spec e : is_val e v, to_val e = Some v.
Proof.
destruct e; simpl.
(* naive_solver is an automation tactic like intuition, firstorder, auto, ...
It is provided by the stdpp library. *)
all: naive_solver.
Qed.
Lemma is_val_of_val v : is_val (of_val v).
Proof.
apply is_val_spec. rewrite to_of_val. eauto.
Qed.
(* A small tactic that simplifies handling values. *)
Ltac simplify_val :=
repeat match goal with
| H: to_val (of_val ?v) = ?o |- _ => rewrite to_of_val in H
| H: is_val ?e |- _ => destruct (proj1 (is_val_spec e) H) as (? & ?); clear H
end.
(* values are values *)
Lemma is_val_val (v: val): is_val (of_val v).
Proof.
destruct v; simpl; done.
Qed.
(* we tell eauto to use the lemma is_val_val *)
#[global]
Hint Immediate is_val_val : core.
(** ** Operational Semantics *)
(** *** Substitution *)
Fixpoint subst (x : string) (es : expr) (e : expr) : expr :=
match e with
| LitInt n => LitInt n
(* The function [decide] can be used to decide propositions.
[decide P] is of type {P} + {¬ P}.
It can only be applied to propositions for which, by type class inference,
it can be determined that the proposition is decidable. *)
| Var y => if decide (x = y) then es else Var y
| Lam y e =>
Lam y $ if decide (BNamed x = y) then e else subst x es e
| App e1 e2 => App (subst x es e1) (subst x es e2)
| Plus e1 e2 => Plus (subst x es e1) (subst x es e2)
end.
(* We lift substitution to binders. *)
Definition subst' (mx : binder) (es : expr) : expr -> expr :=
match mx with BNamed x => subst x es | BAnon => id end.
(** *** Small-Step Semantics *)
(* We use right-to-left evaluation order,
which means in a binary term (e.g., e1 + e2),
the left side can only be reduced once the right
side is fully evaluated (i.e., is a value). *)
Inductive step : expr -> expr -> Prop :=
| StepBeta x e e' :
is_val e' ->
step (App (Lam x e) e') (subst' x e' e)
| StepAppL e1 e1' e2 :
is_val e2 ->
step e1 e1' ->
step (App e1 e2) (App e1' e2)
| StepAppR e1 e2 e2' :
step e2 e2' ->
step (App e1 e2) (App e1 e2')
| StepPlusRed (n1 n2 n3: Z) :
(n1 + n2)%Z = n3 ->
step (Plus (LitInt n1) (LitInt n2)) (LitInt n3)
| StepPlusL e1 e1' e2 :
is_val e2 ->
step e1 e1' ->
step (Plus e1 e2) (Plus e1' e2)
| StepPlusR e1 e2 e2' :
step e2 e2' ->
step (Plus e1 e2) (Plus e1 e2').
(* We make the tactic eauto aware of the constructors of [step].
Then it can automatically solve goals where we want to prove a step. *)
#[global] Hint Constructors step : core.
(* A term is reducible, if it can take a step. *)
Definition reducible (e : expr) :=
e', step e e'.
(** *** Big-Step Semantics *)
Inductive big_step : expr -> val -> Prop :=
| bs_lit (n : Z) :
big_step (LitInt n) (LitIntV n)
| bs_lam (x : binder) (e : expr) :
big_step (Lam x e) (LamV x e)
| bs_add e1 e2 (z1 z2 : Z) :
big_step e1 (LitIntV z1) ->
big_step e2 (LitIntV z2) ->
big_step (Plus e1 e2) (LitIntV (z1 + z2))%Z
| bs_app e1 e2 x e v2 v :
big_step e1 (@LamV x e) ->
big_step e2 v2 ->
big_step (subst' x (of_val v2) e) v ->
big_step (App e1 e2) v
.
#[export] Hint Constructors big_step : core.
Lemma big_step_vals (v: val): big_step (of_val v) v.
Proof.
induction v; econstructor.
Qed.
(*** Inversion ***)
(* We might want to show the following lemma about small step semantics: *)
Lemma val_no_step (v : val) (e : expr) :
step (of_val v) e -> False.
Proof.
(* destructing doesn't work: the different cases don't have enough information *)
destruct 1.
- admit.
- admit.
Restart.
remember (of_val v) as e' eqn:Heq.
destruct 1.
- (* Aha! Coq remembered that we had a value on the left-hand sidde of the
step *)
destruct v; discriminate.
- destruct v; discriminate.
- destruct v; discriminate.
- destruct v; discriminate.
- destruct v; discriminate.
- destruct v; discriminate.
Restart.
(* there's a tactic that does this for us: inversion *)
inversion 1.
all: destruct v; discriminate.
Qed.
(* The (non-recursive) eliminator for step in Coq *)
Lemma step_elim (P : expr -> expr -> Prop) :
( (x : binder) (e1 e2 : expr), is_val e2 ->
P (App (Lam x e1) e2) (subst' x e2 e1))
-> ( e1 e1' e2 : expr, is_val e2 -> step e1 e1' ->
P (App e1 e2) (App e1' e2))
-> ( e1 e2 e2' : expr, step e2 e2' ->
P (App e1 e2) (App e1 e2'))
-> ( n1 n2 n3 : Z, (n1 + n2)%Z = n3 ->
P (Plus (LitInt n1) (LitInt n2)) (LitInt n3))
-> ( e1 e1' e2 : expr, is_val e2 -> step e1 e1' ->
P (Plus e1 e2) (Plus e1' e2))
-> ( e1 e2 e2' : expr, step e2 e2' -> P (Plus e1 e2) (Plus e1 e2'))
-> e e' : expr, step e e' -> P e e'.
Proof.
destruct 7; eauto.
Qed.
(* An inversion operator for step in Coq *)
Lemma step_inversion (P : expr -> expr -> Prop) (e e' : expr) :
( (x : binder) (e1 e2 : expr), e = App (Lam x e1) e2 -> e' = subst' x e2 e1 ->
is_val e2 ->
P (App (Lam x e1) e2) (subst' x e2 e1))
-> ( e1 e1' e2 : expr, e = App e1 e2 -> e' = App e1' e2 ->
is_val e2 -> step e1 e1' ->
P (App e1 e2) (App e1' e2))
-> ( e1 e2 e2' : expr, e = App e1 e2 -> e' = App e1 e2' ->
step e2 e2' ->
P (App e1 e2) (App e1 e2'))
-> ( n1 n2 n3 : Z, e = Plus (LitInt n1) (LitInt n2) -> e' = LitInt n3 ->
(n1 + n2)%Z = n3 ->
P (Plus (LitInt n1) (LitInt n2)) (LitInt n3))
-> ( e1 e1' e2 : expr, e = Plus e1 e2 -> e' = Plus e1' e2 ->
is_val e2 -> step e1 e1' ->
P (Plus e1 e2) (Plus e1' e2))
-> ( e1 e2 e2' : expr, e = Plus e1 e2 -> e' = Plus e1 e2' ->
step e2 e2' ->
P (Plus e1 e2) (Plus e1 e2'))
-> step e e' -> P e e'.
Proof.
intros H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6.
destruct 1.
{ eapply H1. all: easy. }
{ eapply H2. all: easy. }
(* All the other cases are similar. *)
all: eauto.
Qed.
(* We can use the inversion operator to show that values cannot step. *)
Lemma val_no_step' (v : val) (e : expr) :
step (of_val v) e -> False.
Proof.
intros H. eapply step_inversion. 7: eauto.
all: intros; destruct v; discriminate.
Qed.
(* The following is another kind of inversion operator, as taught in the ICL lecture. *)
Definition step_inv (e e' : expr) : step e e' ->
(match e with
| App e1 e2 =>
( x f, e1 = (Lam x f) e' = subst' x e2 f)
( e1', is_val e2 step e1 e1')
( e2', step e2 e2')
| Plus e1 e2 =>
( n1 n2, e1 = LitInt n1 e2 = LitInt n2 LitInt (n1 + n2) = e')
( e1', is_val e2 step e1 e1')
( e2', step e2 e2')
| _ => False
end).
Proof.
intros H. destruct H; naive_solver.
Qed.

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From semantics.ts.stlc Require Export lang.
Set Default Proof Using "Type".
(* We declare two notation scopes, one for values and one for expressions.
Afterwards, we add notations to them, which then do not interfere with
any existing Coq notations. *)
Declare Scope expr_scope.
Declare Scope val_scope.
Delimit Scope expr_scope with E.
Delimit Scope val_scope with V.
Bind Scope expr_scope with expr.
Bind Scope val_scope with val.
(* Values can be embedded into expressions with of_val
and integers into expressions with LitInt. The following
coercions allow us to omit the embeddings. With them
(e1 v2 n3) desugars to (e3 (of_val v2) (LitInt n1)). *)
Coercion of_val : val >-> expr.
Coercion LitInt : Z >-> expr.
Coercion LitIntV : Z >-> val.
Coercion App : expr >-> Funclass.
Coercion Var : string >-> expr.
Notation "e1 + e2" := (Plus e1%E e2%E) : expr_scope.
(* The breaking point '/ ' makes sure that the body of the λ: is indented
by two spaces in case the whole λ: does not fit on a single line. *)
Notation "λ: x , e" := (Lam x%binder e%E)
(at level 200, x at level 1, e at level 200,
format "'[' 'λ:' x , '/ ' e ']'") : expr_scope.
Notation "λ: x y .. z , e" := (Lam x%binder (Lam y%binder .. (Lam z%binder e%E) ..))
(at level 200, x, y, z at level 1, e at level 200,
format "'[' 'λ:' x y .. z , '/ ' e ']'") : expr_scope.
Notation "λ: x , e" := (LamV x%binder e%E)
(at level 200, x at level 1, e at level 200,
format "'[' 'λ:' x , '/ ' e ']'") : val_scope.
Notation "λ: x y .. z , e" := (LamV x%binder (Lam y%binder .. (Lam z%binder e%E) .. ))
(at level 200, x, y, z at level 1, e at level 200,
format "'[' 'λ:' x y .. z , '/ ' e ']'") : val_scope.
Notation "'let:' x := e1 'in' e2" := (Lam x%binder e2%E e1%E)
(only parsing, at level 200, x at level 1, e1, e2 at level 200
(*, format "'[' 'let:' x := '[' e1 ']' 'in' '/' e2 ']'" *)
) : expr_scope.
Notation "e1 ;; e2" := (Lam BAnon e2%E e1%E)
(at level 100, e2 at level 200,
format "'[' '[hv' '[' e1 ']' ;; ']' '/' e2 ']'") : expr_scope.

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(* Throughout the course, we will be using the [stdpp] library to provide
some useful and common features.
We will introduce you to its features as we need them.
*)
From stdpp Require Import base tactics numbers strings.
From stdpp Require relations.
From semantics.lib Require Import maps.
(** * Exercise sheet 0 *)
(* We are using Coq's notion of integers, [Z].
All the standard operations, like [+] and [*], are defined on it.
*)
Inductive expr :=
| Const (z : Z)
| Plus (e1 e2 : expr)
| Mul (e1 e2 : expr).
(** Exercise 1: Arithmetics *)
Fixpoint expr_eval (e : expr) : Z :=
match e with
| Const z => z
| Plus e1 e2 => (expr_eval e1) + (expr_eval e2)
| Mul e1 e2 => (expr_eval e1) * (expr_eval e2)
end.
(** Now let's define some notation to make it look nice! *)
(* We declare a so-called notation scope, so that we can still use the nice notations for addition on natural numbers [nat] and integers [Z]. *)
Declare Scope expr.
Delimit Scope expr with E.
Notation "e1 + e2" := (Plus e1%Z e2%Z) : expr.
Notation "e1 * e2" := (Mul e1%Z e2%Z) : expr.
Lemma expr_eval_test: expr_eval (Plus (Const (-4)) (Const 5)) = 1%Z.
Proof.
(* should be solved by: simpl. lia. *)
simpl. lia.
Qed.
Lemma plus_eval_comm e1 e2 :
expr_eval (Plus e1 e2) = expr_eval (Plus e2 e1).
Proof.
simpl. lia.
Qed.
Lemma plus_syntax_not_comm :
Plus (Const 0) (Const 1) Plus (Const 1) (Const 0).
Proof.
(* [done] is an automation tactic provided by [stdpp] to solve simple goals. *)
intros Heq. injection Heq. done.
Qed.
(** Exercise 2: Open arithmetical expressions *)
(* Finally, we introduce variables into our arithmetic expressions.
Variables are of Coq's [string] type.
*)
Inductive expr' :=
| Var (x: string)
| Const' (z : Z)
| Plus' (e1 e2 : expr')
| Mul' (e1 e2 : expr').
(* We call an expression closed under the list X,
if it only contains variables in X *)
Fixpoint is_closed (X: list string) (e: expr') : bool :=
match e with
| Var x => bool_decide (x X)
| Const' z => true
| Plus' e1 e2 => is_closed X e1 && is_closed X e2
| Mul' e1 e2 => is_closed X e1 && is_closed X e2
end.
Definition closed X e := is_closed X e = true.
(* Some examples of closed terms. *)
Lemma example_no_vars_closed:
closed [] (Plus' (Const' 3) (Const' 5)).
Proof.
unfold closed. simpl. done.
Qed.
Lemma example_some_vars_closed:
closed ["x"; "y"] (Plus' (Var "x") (Var "y")).
Proof.
unfold closed. simpl. done.
Qed.
Lemma example_not_closed:
¬ closed ["x"] (Plus' (Var "x") (Var "y")).
Proof.
unfold closed. simpl. done.
Qed.
Lemma closed_mono X Y e:
X Y closed X e closed Y e.
Proof.
unfold closed. intros Hsub; induction e as [ x | z | e1 IHe1 e2 IHe2 | e1 IHe1 e2 IHe2]; simpl.
- (* bool_decide is an stdpp function, which can be used to decide simple decidable propositions.
Make a search for it to find the right lemmas to complete this subgoal. *)
(* Search bool_decide. *)
intros ?%bool_decide_eq_true_1. eapply bool_decide_eq_true_2.
naive_solver.
- done.
- (* Locate the notation for && by typing: Locate "&&". Then search for the right lemmas.*)
intros [H1 H2]%andb_prop. rewrite IHe1, IHe2; done.
- intros [H1 H2]%andb_prop. rewrite IHe1, IHe2; done.
Qed.
(* we define a substitution operation on open expressions *)
Fixpoint subst (e: expr') (x: string) (e': expr') : expr' :=
match e with
| Var y => if (bool_decide (x = y)) then e' else Var y
| Const' z => Const' z
| Plus' e1 e2 => Plus' (subst e1 x e') (subst e2 x e')
| Mul' e1 e2 => Mul' (subst e1 x e') (subst e2 x e')
end.
Lemma subst_closed e e' x X:
closed X e ¬ (x X) subst e x e' = e.
Proof.
unfold closed. induction e as [ y | z | e1 IHe1 e2 IHe2 | e1 IHe1 e2 IHe2]; simpl.
- intros Hel%bool_decide_eq_true_1 Hnel.
destruct bool_decide eqn: Heq.
+ eapply bool_decide_eq_true_1 in Heq. subst.
congruence.
+ done.
- done.
- intros [Hcl1 Hcl2]%andb_prop Hnel.
rewrite IHe1; eauto.
rewrite IHe2; eauto.
- intros [Hcl1 Hcl2]%andb_prop Hnel.
rewrite IHe1; eauto.
rewrite IHe2; eauto.
Qed.
(* To evaluate an arithmetic expression, we define an evaluation function [expr_eval], which maps them to integers.
Since our expressions contain variables, we pass a finite map as the argument, which is used to look up variables.
The type of finite maps that we use is called [gmap].
*)
Fixpoint expr_eval' (m: gmap string Z) (e : expr') : Z :=
match e with
| Var x => default 0%Z (m !! x) (* this is the lookup operation on gmaps *)
| Const' z => z
| Plus' e1 e2 => (expr_eval' m e1) + (expr_eval' m e2)
| Mul' e1 e2 => (expr_eval' m e1) * (expr_eval' m e2)
end.
(* Prove the following lemma which explains how substitution interacts with evaluation *)
Lemma eval_subst_extend (m: gmap string Z) e x e':
expr_eval' m (subst e x e') = expr_eval' (<[x := expr_eval' m e']> m) e.
Proof.
induction e as [ y | z | e1 IHe1 e2 IHe2 | e1 IHe1 e2 IHe2]; simpl.
- destruct bool_decide eqn: Heq.
+ eapply bool_decide_eq_true_1 in Heq. subst.
rewrite lookup_insert. done.
+ eapply bool_decide_eq_false_1 in Heq.
rewrite lookup_insert_ne; [|done].
simpl. done.
- done.
- rewrite IHe1, IHe2. done.
- rewrite IHe1, IHe2. done.
Qed.
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