Typed erasure integration #834
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This needs a bit more work to ease the proof of correctness of the typed extraction (showing that the erasure function is invariant when given different global environments that have the same minimal information on inductives), but it is working already, so let's merge it now and come back to the proof when there is time. |
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This was out of date when merged; all of MetaCoq CI is now failing with |
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This integrates Danil's (@annenkov) and the ConCert team's (cc @spitters) work in a new erasure/theories/Typed folder. That erasure is able to give an approximation of types used for "dearging" calls to functions/constructors, removing unused arguments when possible, and hence producing less dead code. The transformation that does that is not yet integrated in the current erasure plugin pipelines though.