That /is/ the proper way to test it.
On my machine, HOL-Library takes 6 minutes of CPU time. If it takes
significantly more than that on yours, there's something wrong. If it
takes hours and still isn't done, there's something very wrong.
Are you sure the files are processed fully and without
I am trying to test HOL-Library by using:
./bin/isabelle build -v HOL-Library
But it takes very long. It has now been working for few hours, and it is still
running.
I also tried to open all files from HOL/Library in Isabelle/jedit and they were
processed
quite fast, without any errors.
What
I don’t think it’s a problem that your more general theorems require the Axiom
of Choice, and Hilbert_Choice.thy is not too large already (far from it).
Larry Paulson
> On 8 Mar 2018, at 21:35,
> wrote:
>
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