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Chapter 3: Abstraction and Information Hiding #27

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Chapter 3: Abstraction and Information Hiding #27

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Adds the sections

  • Predicates, fold, and unfold
  • Abstracting memory access with predicates
  • unfolding predicates
  • Predicates and fractional permissions
  • Abstraction functions
  • Predicates as termination measures
  • Full linked list example

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chore: dump initial chapter 3 contents
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don't reference gobra-libs
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so far only monomorphized for integers
and not useful for general types
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no introduction section for chapter
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merging its content with the other sections
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write initial predicate termination
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no old in Get contract
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had it before because of a not well formed error
because 0 <= i && i < len(l.View()) was not preserved
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empty magic wands section
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chore: grammar
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add pointwise to dict
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@gottschali gottschali requested a review from jcp19 January 27, 2025 17:30
@gottschali gottschali merged commit d3edc1f into main Feb 3, 2025
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@gottschali gottschali deleted the chapter-3-abstraction branch February 3, 2025 08:58
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