问题
For example
Record posreal : Type := mkposreal {pos :> R; cond_pos : 0 < pos}.
what does the ":>" mean? I hope this isn't a duplicate, but a symbol is hard to search for.
回答1:
In this particular case it inserts a Coercion from the posreal record to its field pos. This means you can use a posreal for an R in most cases.
Try:
Definition idR (x : R) := x.
Variable (r : posreal).
Compute (idR r).
See https://coq.inria.fr/refman/Reference-Manual021.html#Coercions-and-records
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41191707/what-does-the-colon-greater-than-sign-mean-in-coq