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Hey there, I was wondering if there was a particular reason that direct_sum_decomp takes in four arguments? It seems like o, p aren't actually used anywhere. I bring this up because oftentimes when I wish to rewrite direct_sum_decomp., Coq is unable to infer the values of the last two arguments (since they can be anything?), forcing me to write the less-ergonomic rewrite (@direct_sum_decomp _ _ 0 0). From what I can tell, the last two values don't actually matter, so I've set them both to 0.
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Hey there, I was wondering if there was a particular reason that
direct_sum_decomp
takes in four arguments? It seems likeo
,p
aren't actually used anywhere. I bring this up because oftentimes when I wish torewrite direct_sum_decomp.
, Coq is unable to infer the values of the last two arguments (since they can be anything?), forcing me to write the less-ergonomicrewrite (@direct_sum_decomp _ _ 0 0)
. From what I can tell, the last two values don't actually matter, so I've set them both to 0.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: