Section: New Results

Dedukti

Together with Mathieu Boespflug (McGill University), Quentin Carbonneaux and Ronan Saillard have developed a new version of the front-end of Dedukti, written in OCaml, replacing an inefficient previous version, as well as a new version of the back-end using the Lua Just-In-Time compiler.

Ronan Saillard has internalized the Lua back-end of Dedukti, so that it is no longer necessary to explicitly call it when using Dedukti.

Ronan Saillard has extended the input language of Dedukti to allow the user to declare dependencies between modules, to write definition or to explicitly require to type-check a term.

Ronan Saillard has added a new feature to Dedukti to make opaque definitions. As with usual definitions, the proof term of an opaque definition is type-checked, but it is then immediately forgotten in order to decrease memory consumption.