Once F* is started (C-n), I can look up lognot_lemma_1 via M-., which opens FStar.UInt.fst and correctly puts me at the right place in the file. It's definition looks like so:
Once I'm there, I can not look up nth_lemma by pressing M-.; it just tells me to start a new F* process, thusly:
Please start F* to use this feature
This has never worked for me, through multiple versions of Windows, Ubuntu, F*, Emacs (both on Windows and Linux). The only thing that's unusual in my setup, but possibly at the core of the problem, is that I compile my own Emacs from the latest sources; it currently reports GNU Emacs 27.0.50 (build 1, x86_64-pc-linux-gnu) of 2018-07-18.
Example:
Once F* is started (
C-n
), I can look uplognot_lemma_1
viaM-.
, which opensFStar.UInt.fst
and correctly puts me at the right place in the file. It's definition looks like so:Once I'm there, I can not look up
nth_lemma
by pressingM-.
; it just tells me to start a new F* process, thusly:This has never worked for me, through multiple versions of Windows, Ubuntu, F*, Emacs (both on Windows and Linux). The only thing that's unusual in my setup, but possibly at the core of the problem, is that I compile my own Emacs from the latest sources; it currently reports
GNU Emacs 27.0.50 (build 1, x86_64-pc-linux-gnu) of 2018-07-18
.