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kind : type. con : type. lam : kind -> (con -> con) -> con. app : con -> con -> con. cn-of : con -> kind -> type. cn-equiv : con -> con -> kind -> type. cn-equiv/beta : cn-of C1 K1 -> (cn-of a K1 -> cn-of (C2 a) (K2 a)) -> cn-equiv (app (lam K1 C2) C1) (C2 C1) (K2 C1). % Unbound identifier K2.
Beluga reports an error on the commented line, saying K2 is unbound. This variable is free and should have been automatically abstracted!
K2
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This issue is less serious than I first thought. Binding a in the right place gives
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kind : type. con : type. lam : kind -> (con -> con) -> con. app : con -> con -> con. cn-of : con -> kind -> type. cn-equiv : con -> con -> kind -> type. cn-equiv/beta : cn-of C1 K1 -> ({a : con} cn-of a K1 -> cn-of (C2 a) (K2 a)) -> cn-equiv (app (lam K1 C2) C1) (C2 C1) (K2 C1).
and Beluga no longer complains about an unbound variable K2.
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Beluga reports an error on the commented line, saying
K2
is unbound. This variable is free and should have been automatically abstracted!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: