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From: David Shepherd <des@uk.co.inmos>
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Subject: Re: need more pattern support?
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Jim Grundy has said:
> I think there are two of us working on this.

make that three ... i've been doing similar bits and pieces on
an as needed basis in my work.

> I am working on a Library for tuples containing a comprehensive set
> of tuple manipualting functions and a tupled equivalent for every
> HOL function that uses quantifiers.
> The code is finished now and I can mail it to anybody who wants.
> The documentation .......... well I just haven't found the energy.

[[ list of rules/conversions ]]

> I would like to get this finished in time for the next release of HOL, 
> but that is not a promise.

looks like a pretty useful set of tools ... i would certainly like to
see this sort of thing in the contrib directory even without any
documentation (other than the obvious comment that they do the same
as the untupled versions on tuples!)


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