[Iris-Club] Several small questions on Iris
Jeehoon Kang
jeehoon.kang at sf.snu.ac.kr
Sat Feb 4 23:42:16 CET 2017
Thank you for answering all the questions I have asked. Always your
answers enlightened me a lot :) Here are the remaining questions to the
answers.
On ξ and ξ^{−1}: I agree that it is not worth an issue to examine further.
I realized that what I wanted to ask is: how it is done in Coq?
Indeed, if you do that in Coq, you get a universe conflict. And I think
> that's not just superficial; if you do the same in set theory, you would
> get the same problem -- the "CMRA of all CMRAs" can't contain itself, or
> else Russel comes and hits you with his paradox.
>
But you anyway need to provide the list of CMRAs, right? Then the list of
CMRAs can also be interpreted as a CMRA, while it does not incur universe
size problem. I would like to ask if we could do the same technique here:
just define the logic with the product of all CMRAs (whose size is less
than something), and let users to use only those CMRAs that are small
enough.
I am quite sure my explanation is bad :-\ maybe it would be better for me
to contribute to Iris in this respect (or learn why it is difficult to do
that by actually doing some proofs in Coq). I will return to this subject
as soon as I am used to iris-coq.
On composability: what about "compositionality" as said in the parametric
(bi)simulation works?
Best regards,
Jeehoon
--
Jeehoon Kang (Ph.D. student) <http://sf.snu.ac.kr/jeehoon.kang>
Software Foundations Laboratory <http://sf.snu.ac.kr>
Seoul National University <http://www.snu.ac.kr>
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