package coq-metacoq-template
A quoting and unquoting library for Coq in Coq
Install
Dune Dependency
Authors
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AAbhishek Anand <aa755@cs.cornell.edu>
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DDanil Annenkov <danil.v.annenkov@gmail.com>
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SSimon Boulier <simon.boulier@inria.fr>
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CCyril Cohen <cyril.cohen@inria.fr>
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YYannick Forster <forster@ps.uni-saarland.de>
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JJason Gross <jgross@mit.edu>
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FFabian Kunze <fkunze@fakusb.de>
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MMeven Lennon-Bertrand <Meven.Bertrand@univ-nantes.fr>
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KKenji Maillard <kenji.maillard@inria.fr>
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GGregory Malecha <gmalecha@gmail.com>
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JJakob Botsch Nielsen <Jakob.botsch.nielsen@gmail.com>
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MMatthieu Sozeau <matthieu.sozeau@inria.fr>
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NNicolas Tabareau <nicolas.tabareau@inria.fr>
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TThéo Winterhalter <theo.winterhalter@inria.fr>
Maintainers
Sources
v1.3.1-8.18.tar.gz
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Description
MetaCoq is a meta-programming framework for Coq.
Template Coq is a quoting library for Coq. It takes Coq terms and constructs a representation of their syntax tree as a Coq inductive data type. The representation is based on the kernel's term representation.
In addition to a complete reification and denotation of CIC terms, Template Coq includes:
- Reification of the environment structures, for constant and inductive declarations.
- Denotation of terms and global declarations
- A monad for manipulating global declarations, calling the type checker, and inserting them in the global environment, in the style of MetaCoq/MTac.
Published: 19 Mar 2024
Dependencies (1)
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coq-metacoq-common
= version
Dev Dependencies
None
Used by (8)
- coq-elm-extraction
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coq-idt
>= "1.3.0"
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coq-library-undecidability
>= "1.0.1+8.16" & < "1.1.1+8.18"
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coq-metacoq-quotation
= "1.3.1+8.18"
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coq-metacoq-template-pcuic
= "1.3.1+8.18"
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coq-metacoq-translations
= "1.3.1+8.18"
- coq-rust-extraction
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coq-switch
= "1.0.1" | >= "1.0.5"
Conflicts
None
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