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authorGravatar Stephane Glondu <steph@glondu.net>2012-01-12 16:02:20 +0100
committerGravatar Stephane Glondu <steph@glondu.net>2012-01-12 16:02:20 +0100
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+(* This example used to emphasize the absence of LEGO-style universe
+ polymorphism; Matthieu's improvements of typing on 2011/3/11 now
+ makes (apparently) that Amokrane's automatic eta-expansion in the
+ coercion mechanism works; this makes its illustration as a "weakness"
+ of universe polymorphism obsolete (example submitted by Randy Pollack).
+
+ Note that this example is not an evidence that the current
+ non-kernel eta-expansion behavior is the most expected one.
+*)
+
+Parameter K : forall T : Type, T -> T.
+Check (K (forall T : Type, T -> T) K).
+
+(*
+ note that the inferred term is
+ "(K (forall T (* u1 *) : Type, T -> T) (fun T:Type (* u1 *) => K T))"
+ which is not eta-equivalent to
+ "(K (forall T : Type, T -> T) K"
+ because the eta-expansion of the latter
+ "(K (forall T : Type, T -> T) (fun T:Type (* u2 *) => K T)"
+ assuming K of type "forall T (* u2 *) : Type, T -> T"
+*)