doc-src/ERRATA.txt
author lcp
Mon, 21 Nov 1994 10:51:40 +0100
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page 157 erratum
     1 $Id$
     2 ERRATA in the book "Isabelle: A Generic Theorem Prover"
     3 by Lawrence C. Paulson (contributions by Tobias Nipkow)
     4 
     5 Some of these errors are typographical but most of them are due to continuing
     6 changes to Isabelle.
     7 
     8 Thanks to Sara Kalvala, Tobias Nipkow
     9 
    10 
    11 INTRODUCTION TO ISABELLE
    12 
    13 Advanced Methods
    14 
    15 page 52, middle: the declaration "types bool,nat" should be "types bool nat"
    16 
    17 page 57, bottom: should be addsimps in 
    18 	val add_ss = FOL_ss addrews [add_0, add_Suc]
    19 
    20 
    21 ISABELLE REFERENCE MANUAL
    22 
    23 Introduction
    24 
    25 page 67: show_brackets is another flag, controlling display of bracketting
    26 
    27 Tactics
    28 
    29 page 85: subgoals_tac is another tactic, for multiple calls to subgoal_tac
    30 
    31 Theories
    32 
    33 page 117: the three lines of ML shown can be abbreviated to just
    34 	init_thy_reader();
    35 
    36 page 118: extend_theory has been replaced by numerous functions for adding
    37 types, constants, axioms, etc.
    38 
    39 Defining Logics
    40 
    41 
    42 
    43 page 127: type constraints ("::") now have a very low priority of 4.
    44 As in ML, they must usually be enclosed in paretheses.
    45 
    46 Syntax Transformations
    47 
    48 page 145, line -5: delete repeated "the" in "before the the .thy file"
    49 
    50 Simplification
    51 
    52 page 157 display: Union operator is too big
    53 
    54 page 158, "!": Isabelle now permits more general left-hand sides, so called
    55 higher-order patterns.
    56 
    57 
    58 ISABELLE'S OBJECT-LOGICS
    59 
    60 First-Order Logic
    61 
    62 page 191: FOL_dup_cs is now deleted (use deepen_tac FOL_cs instead)
    63 
    64 Zermelo-Fraenkel Set Theory
    65 
    66 page 204: type i has class term, not (just) logic
    67 
    68 page 209: axioms have been renamed:
    69 	union_iff is now Union_iff
    70 	power_set is now Pow_iff
    71 
    72 page 215, bottom of figure 17.10: DiffD2 is now  "c : A - B ==> c ~: B"
    73 
    74 page 215, bottom: rules mem_anti_sym and mem_anti_refl are now mem_asym and
    75 mem_irrefl
    76 
    77 page 222, top: missing braces in qconverse_def (around right-hand side)
    78 and QSigma_def (around <x;y>)
    79 
    80 page 223, top: lfp_def, gfp_def have missing braces around the argument of
    81 Inter, Union
    82 
    83 page 228: now there is also a theory of cardinal numbers and some
    84 developments involving the Axiom of Choice.
    85 
    86 page 229: now there is another examples directory, IMP (a semantics
    87 equivalence proof for an imperative language)
    88 
    89 Higher-Order Logic
    90 
    91 page 243: Pow is a new constant of type 'a set => 'a set set
    92 
    93 page 246: Pow is defined by   Pow(A) == {B. B <= A}
    94 
    95 page 248: Pow has the rules
    96 	PowI     A<=B ==> A: Pow(B)
    97 	PowD     A: Pow(B) ==> A<=B
    98 
    99 page 251: split now has type [['a,'b] => 'c, 'a * 'b] => 'c
   100 Definition modified accordingly
   101 
   102 page 252: sum_case now has type ['a=>'c,'b=>'c, 'a+'b] =>'c
   103 Definition and rules modified accordingly
   104 
   105 page 252: HOL_dup_cs is now deleted (use deepen_tac HOL_cs instead)
   106 
   107 page 254: nat_case now has type ['a, nat=>'a, nat] =>'a
   108 Definition modified accordingly
   109 
   110 page 256,258: list_case now takes the list as its last argument, not the
   111 first.
   112 
   113 page 259: HOL theory files may now include datatype declarations, primitive
   114 recursive function definitions, and (co)inductive definitions.  (These new
   115 sections are available separately as the file ml/HOL-extensions.dvi.gz,
   116 host ftp.cl.cam.ac.uk.)
   117 
   118 page 259: now there is another examples directory, IMP (a semantics
   119 equivalence proof for an imperative language)