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Andrew Thompson Thompson
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Hi,
I'm working on a verifier and didn't want to implement the compressed notation initially. What is the easiest way to get
set.mm
in uncompressed form ?
Iv'e tried playing with the metamath program but it doesn't want to do it for me...
Kind regards
Andrew
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but it doesn't want to do it for me
"
Not sure what your issue is, but according to some of my old notes about how to use metamath.exe:
read
set.mm
save proof * /fast /packed
write source
set_fast_packed.mm
save proof * /explicit
write source
set_explicit.mm
save proof * /normal
write source
set_normal.mm
I suppose you want the first and the last line. These have to be entered after starting metamath.exe (so that "
MM>
" is displayed in your console).
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