Define 'minus', too -- with no monotonicity proof.

I'm still thinking about how this should be achieved most easily.

Signed-off-by: Danila Fedorin <danila.fedorin@gmail.com>
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Danila Fedorin 2024-03-10 16:40:49 -07:00
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@ -78,6 +78,24 @@ plus [ 0ˢ ]ᵍ [ 0ˢ ]ᵍ = [ 0ˢ ]ᵍ
postulate plus-Monoˡ : (s₂ : SignLattice) Monotonic _≼ᵍ_ _≼ᵍ_ (λ s₁ plus s₁ s₂)
postulate plus-Monoʳ : (s₁ : SignLattice) Monotonic _≼ᵍ_ _≼ᵍ_ (plus s₁)
minus : SignLattice SignLattice SignLattice
minus ⊥ᵍ _ = ⊥ᵍ
minus _ ⊥ᵍ = ⊥ᵍ
minus ⊤ᵍ _ = ⊤ᵍ
minus _ ⊤ᵍ = ⊤ᵍ
minus [ + ]ᵍ [ + ]ᵍ = ⊤ᵍ
minus [ + ]ᵍ [ - ]ᵍ = [ + ]ᵍ
minus [ + ]ᵍ [ 0ˢ ]ᵍ = [ + ]ᵍ
minus [ - ]ᵍ [ + ]ᵍ = [ - ]ᵍ
minus [ - ]ᵍ [ - ]ᵍ = ⊤ᵍ
minus [ - ]ᵍ [ 0ˢ ]ᵍ = [ - ]ᵍ
minus [ 0ˢ ]ᵍ [ + ]ᵍ = [ - ]ᵍ
minus [ 0ˢ ]ᵍ [ - ]ᵍ = [ + ]ᵍ
minus [ 0ˢ ]ᵍ [ 0ˢ ]ᵍ = [ 0ˢ ]ᵍ
postulate minus-Monoˡ : (s₂ : SignLattice) Monotonic _≼ᵍ_ _≼ᵍ_ (λ s₁ minus s₁ s₂)
postulate minus-Monoʳ : (s₁ : SignLattice) Monotonic _≼ᵍ_ _≼ᵍ_ (minus s₁)
module _ (prog : Program) where
open Program prog