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HITs: fix inconsistencies from several HITs
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The files in this directory require Yves Bertot's "private types" | ||
extension to Coq in order to implement higher inductive types (HITs). | ||
The "private types" extension is included in the stable branch of the | ||
HoTT/coq repository, so if you followed the INSTALL instructions you | ||
should be okay. | ||
The files in this directory use "private inductive types" in order to | ||
implement higher inductive types (HITs). | ||
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The files which use HITs are currently segregated into this directory | ||
because the "private types" extension is a hack whose details may | ||
change in the future, and we are still hoping to one day have an | ||
actual implementation of HITs. | ||
Many of the files which use HITs are currently segregated into this | ||
directory, but they can also be found in other directories. |
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