c11comp: Coq development attached to the paper

"Common compiler optimisations are invalid in the C11 memory model
 and what we can do about it".

by Vafeiadis, Balabonski, Chakraborty, Morisset, and Zappa Nardelli.

The Coq development is copyrighted (c) MPI-SWS and INRIA and is 
released under a BSD-style license included at the end of this file.

For more information, visit   http://plv.mpi-sws.org/c11comp/

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The proofs were developed under Coq 8.4pl4, using the standard library
and the files provided in this tarball. To compile the whole development, 
you need to have Coq 8.4pl4 installed  (available at http://coq.inria.fr/)
Then, open a shell script and type "make".

Contents:

- Vbase.v             General tactics library
- extralib.v          Extension of the standard [List] library
- ExtraRelations.v    Extension of the standard [Relations] library

- actions.v           Definition of C11 actions.
- c11.v               Definition of the axioms of our model,
                      and relations between different sets of axioms.
- cmon.v              Basic metatheory of the model.
- coherence.v         Alternative presentation of the axioms.
- opsemsets.v         Definition of opsems and opsemsets.
- prefixes.v          Results on the prefix of an execution.
- lang.v              Instantiating the opsems on a small language.

- reorder.v           Main reordering theorem (Theorem 6)
- fenceopt.v          Special case of reordering with a fence (Theorems 7, 8)
- celim.v             Elimination of redundant adjacent operations
                      (Theorems 9, 10, 11)

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