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## Walkthrough
## Walkthrough
We have a
[
walkthrough
](
walkthrough.md
)
of RustHornBelt's Coq mechanization.
We have a walkthrough (
[
walkthrough.md
](
walkthrough.md
)
) of RustHornBelt's Coq
development.
It explains in detail how to verify integer addition, model
`Vec`
, verify
It explains in detail how to verify integer addition, model
`Vec`
, verify
`Vec::new`
, and verify
`mem::swap`
(featuring mutable borrows).
`Vec::new`
, and verify
`mem::swap`
(featuring mutable borrows).
It focuses on the things you need to know to extend our Coq mechanization.
It is intended as a hands-on guide to our (huge) Coq development.
In particular, it focuses on the things you need to know to reuse and extend
the Coq development.
## Structure
## Structure
The
[
theories
](
theories
)
folder, which contains the Coq mechanization,
is structured as follows.
-
The folder
[
util
](
theories/util
)
contains utility for basic concepts.
-
The folder
[
util
](
theories/util
)
contains utility for basic concepts.
-
[
fancy_lists.v
](
theories/util/fancy_lists.v
)
contains definitions, notation
-
[
fancy_lists.v
](
theories/util/fancy_lists.v
)
contains definitions, notation
and lemmas for heterogeneous lists and related data types.
and lemmas for heterogeneous lists and related data types.
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