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Simon Spies
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The subfolder
[
model
](
theories/lifetime/model
)
proves the core rules, which
are then sealed behind a module signature in
[
lifetime.v
](
theories/lifetime/lifetime.v
)
.
*
The folder
[
logic
](
theories/logic
)
proves the surface-level rules of [GPFSL]
.
These rules are the combined version of
[GPFSL]'s raw rules with
the lifetime
logic or the view-dependent invariant
s.
*
The folder
[
logic
](
theories/logic
)
proves the surface-level rules of [GPFSL]
*atomic-borrows-based*
protocols. These rules combine
[GPFSL]'s raw rules with
the lifetime logic rules for atomic borrow
s.
*
The folder
[
typing
](
theories/typing
)
defines the domain of semantic types,
interpretations of all the judgments, as well as proofs of all typing rules.
*
[
type.v
](
theories/typing/type.v
)
contains the definition of a semantic type.
*
[
programs.v
](
theories/typing/programs.v
)
defines the typing judg
e
ments for
*
[
programs.v
](
theories/typing/programs.v
)
defines the typing judgments for
instructions and function bodies.
*
[
soundness.v
](
theories/typing/soundness.v
)
contains the main soundness
theorem of the type system.
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