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Proof step 21 from proof getbytearray-mkjavavalues (previous step)

okbytearray(r, st), ∃ n. n < # getarray(r, 0, st[r -- _length] .intval, st) ∧ (getarray(r, 0, st[r -- _length] .intval, st)[n]) = val ⊦ mkjavavalues(bytevalues(getarray(r, 0, st[r -- _length] .intval, st))) = getarray(r, 0, st[r -- _length] .intval, st), is_bytevalue(val)

Heuristic simplifier applied rule simplifier

And obtained the following new goals

Proof step 7:
⊦ okbytearray(r, st) → (st[r -- _length] .intval ≤ 0 ↔ st[r -- _length] .intval = 0)
Proof step 20:
n < # getarray(r, 0, st[r -- _length] .intval, st), okbytearray(r, st) ⊦ mkjavavalues(bytevalues(getarray(r, 0, st[r -- _length] .intval, st))) = getarray(r, 0, st[r -- _length] .intval, st), st[r -- _length] .intval = 0, is_bytevalue(getarray(r, 0, st[r -- _length] .intval, st)[n])

Rule argument

[emptyarg]

Additional information

[[CONCRETESIMPRULES : ([CSIMPSEQ : ⊦ getarray(r, i, j, st) = [] ↔ j ≤ 0], [CSIMPSEQ : ⊦ # vals = 0 ↔ vals = []], [CSIMPFORWARD : ⊦ m < n → n ≠ 0])]]