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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Error with expr - "expr: syntax error" Post 302601306 by vbe on Thursday 23rd of February 2012 10:25:23 AM
Old 02-23-2012
I wanted to add : The while loop puzzles me...
What is expected?

I dont get your logic: Once your are reading A (yes 1!) filename what is the point to go through all this strange calculation and no storing of $filename (???), I may be (quite sure..) very tired today but I am missing something there...
 

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COQ(1)							      General Commands Manual							    COQ(1)

NAME
coqtop - The Coq Proof Assistant toplevel system SYNOPSIS
coqtop [ options ] DESCRIPTION
coqtop is the toplevel system of Coq, for interactive use. It reads phrases on the standard input, and prints results on the standard out- put. For batch-oriented use of Coq, see coqc(1). OPTIONS
-h, --help Help. Will give you the complete list of options accepted by coqtop. -I dir, --include dir add directory dir in the include path -R dir coqdir recursively map physical dir to logical coqdir -top coqdir set the toplevel name to be coqdir instead of Top -inputstate filename, -is filename read state from file filename.coq -nois start with an empty initial state -outputstatefilename write state in file filename.coq -load-ml-object filename load ML object file filenname -load-ml-source filename load ML file filename -load-vernac-source filename, -l filename load Coq file filename.v (Load filename.) -load-vernac-source-verbose filename, -lv filename load verbosely Coq file filename.v (Load Verbose filename.) -load-vernac-object filename load Coq object file filename.vo -require filename load Coq object file filename.vo and import it (Require Import filename.) -compile filename compile Coq file filename.v (implies -batch ) -compile-verbose filename verbosely compile Coq file filename.v (implies -batch ) -opt run the native-code version of Coq -byte run the bytecode version of Coq -where print Coq's standard library location and exit -v print Coq version and exit -q skip loading of rcfile -init-file filename set the rcfile to filename -user uid use the rcfile of user uid -batch batch mode (exits just after arguments parsing) -boot boot mode (implies -q and -batch ) -emacs tells Coq it is executed under Emacs -dump-glob filename dump globalizations in file f (to be used by coqdoc(1) ) -with-geoproof (yes|no) to (de)activate special functions for Geoproof within Coqide (default is yes ) -impredicative-set set sort Set impredicative -dont-load-proofs don't load opaque proofs in memory -xml export XML files either to the hierarchy rooted in the directory $COQ_XML_LIBRARY_ROOT (if set) or to stdout (if unset) -quality improve the legibility of the proof terms produced by some tactics SEE ALSO
coqc(1), coq-tex(1), coqdep(1). The Coq Reference Manual. The Coq web site: http://coq.inria.fr October 11, 2006 COQ(1)
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