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Canonicalize capture variable subtype comparisons #22299
Canonicalize capture variable subtype comparisons #22299
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In theory, we should never have an instance of
CapSet
. I don't think we need to testCapSet^{C^, c}
, a singletonc
with typeCapSet
inside a capture set. Because this is confusing to handle whether aCaptureRef
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The point of this is to test subtyping relations between capture sets. The term bindings are a crutch. Back then I could not do it in the "obvious" way using e.g.
summon[C <:< CapSet^{C^}]
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I think the assignments are fine to test. I mean the
c
inside the capture set.