What does this 'attr c1 is strict' convention mean?
psvr <[email protected]>
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Hello everybody,
I've been reading through multiple mizar articles. When I encounter a struct definition, very frequently do I see
attr c1 is strict ;
as the first line of the definition block, and then used in the selector line
sel addF c1 -> BinOp of the carrier of c1;
Does this mean "carrier of strict"? I'm confused to see that "strict" appears after the word "of". What does this mean?
This seems to be a convention, and I cannot understand why should it declare this c_1 thing. Seeing it being named c_1, is there any circumstances that more c_2, c_3, etc are needed?
Thank you very much.
P.S.V.R