package coq-core

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The Coq Proof Assistant -- Core Binaries and Tools

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Sourceval isVarRef : Names.GlobRef.t -> bool

Sourceval isConstRef : Names.GlobRef.t -> bool

Sourceval isIndRef : Names.GlobRef.t -> bool

Sourceval isConstructRef : Names.GlobRef.t -> bool

Sourceval canonical_gr : Names.GlobRef.t -> Names.GlobRef.t

Sourceval destVarRef : Names.GlobRef.t -> Names.variable

Sourceval destConstRef : Names.GlobRef.t -> Names.Constant.t

Sourceval destIndRef : Names.GlobRef.t -> Names.inductive

Sourceval destConstructRef : Names.GlobRef.t -> Names.constructor

val subst_global : 
  Mod_subst.substitution ->
  Names.GlobRef.t ->
  Names.GlobRef.t * Constr.constr Univ.univ_abstracted option

val subst_global_reference : 
  Mod_subst.substitution ->
  Names.GlobRef.t ->
  Names.GlobRef.t

Sourceval printable_constr_of_global : Names.GlobRef.t -> Constr.constr

This constr is not safe to be typechecked, universe polymorphism is not handled here: just use for printing

Sourcetype abbreviation = Names.KerName.t

Sourcetype extended_global_reference =

Sourceval abbreviation_eq : abbreviation -> abbreviation -> bool

Sourcemodule ExtRefOrdered : sig ... end

module ExtRefSet : CSig.SetS with type elt = extended_global_reference

module ExtRefMap : 
  CMap.ExtS
    with type key = extended_global_reference
     and module Set := ExtRefSet

val subst_extended_reference : 
  Mod_subst.substitution ->
  extended_global_reference ->
  extended_global_reference

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