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(*
* Copyright (c) Facebook, Inc. and its affiliates.
*
* This source code is licensed under the MIT license found in the
* LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree.
*)
(** Terms *)
[@@@warning "+9"]
type op1 =
| Signed of {bits: int}
| Unsigned of {bits: int}
| Convert of {src: Typ.t; dst: Typ.t}
| Splat
| Select of int
[@@deriving compare, equal, hash, sexp]
type op2 =
| Eq
| Dq
| Lt
| Le
| Ord
| Uno
| Div
| Rem
| And
| Or
| Xor
| Shl
| Lshr
| Ashr
| Memory
| Update of int
[@@deriving compare, equal, hash, sexp]
type op3 = Conditional | Extract [@@deriving compare, equal, hash, sexp]
type opN = Concat | Record [@@deriving compare, equal, hash, sexp]
type recN = Record [@@deriving compare, equal, hash, sexp]
module rec Qset : sig
include Import.Qset.S with type elt := T.t
val hash : t -> int
val hash_fold_t : t Hash.folder
val t_of_sexp : Sexp.t -> t
end = struct
include Import.Qset.Make (T)
let hash_fold_t = hash_fold_t T.hash_fold_t
let hash = Hash.of_fold hash_fold_t
let t_of_sexp = t_of_sexp T.t_of_sexp
end
and T : sig
type qset = Qset.t [@@deriving compare, equal, hash, sexp]
type t =
| Add of qset
| Mul of qset
| Var of {id: int; name: string}
| Ap1 of op1 * t
| Ap2 of op2 * t * t
| Ap3 of op3 * t * t * t
| ApN of opN * t vector
| RecN of recN * t vector (** NOTE: cyclic *)
| Label of {parent: string; name: string}
| Nondet of {msg: string}
| Float of {data: string}
| Integer of {data: Z.t}
[@@deriving compare, equal, hash, sexp]
end = struct
type qset = Qset.t [@@deriving compare, equal, hash, sexp]
type t =
| Add of qset
| Mul of qset
| Var of {id: int; name: string}
| Ap1 of op1 * t
| Ap2 of op2 * t * t
| Ap3 of op3 * t * t * t
| ApN of opN * t vector
| RecN of recN * t vector (** NOTE: cyclic *)
| Label of {parent: string; name: string}
| Nondet of {msg: string}
| Float of {data: string}
| Integer of {data: Z.t}
[@@deriving compare, equal, hash, sexp]
(* Note: solve (and invariant) requires Qset.min_elt to return a
non-coefficient, so Integer terms must compare higher than any valid
monomial *)
let compare x y =
match (x, y) with
| Var {id= i; name= _}, Var {id= j; name= _} when i > 0 && j > 0 ->
Int.compare i j
| _ -> compare x y
end
include T
module Map = Map.Make (T)
module Set = struct
include Set.Make (T)
let t_of_sexp = t_of_sexp T.t_of_sexp
end
let fix (f : (t -> 'a as 'f) -> 'f) (bot : 'f) (e : t) : 'a =
let rec fix_f seen e =
match e with
| RecN _ ->
if List.mem ~equal:( == ) seen e then f bot e
else f (fix_f (e :: seen)) e
| _ -> f (fix_f seen) e
in
let rec fix_f_seen_nil e =
match e with RecN _ -> f (fix_f [e]) e | _ -> f fix_f_seen_nil e
in
fix_f_seen_nil e
let fix_flip (f : ('z -> t -> 'a as 'f) -> 'f) (bot : 'f) (z : 'z) (e : t) =
fix (fun f' e z -> f (fun z e -> f' e z) z e) (fun e z -> bot z e) e z
let rec ppx strength fs term =
let pp_ pp fs term =
let pf fmt =
Format.pp_open_box fs 2 ;
Format.kfprintf (fun fs -> Format.pp_close_box fs ()) fs fmt
in
match term with
| Var {name; id= -1} -> Trace.pp_styled `Bold "%@%s" fs name
| Var {name; id= 0} -> Trace.pp_styled `Bold "%%%s" fs name
| Var {name; id} -> (
match strength term with
| None -> pf "%%%s_%d" name id
| Some `Universal -> Trace.pp_styled `Bold "%%%s_%d" fs name id
| Some `Existential -> Trace.pp_styled `Cyan "%%%s_%d" fs name id
| Some `Anonymous -> Trace.pp_styled `Cyan "_" fs )
| Integer {data} -> Trace.pp_styled `Magenta "%a" fs Z.pp data
| Float {data} -> pf "%s" data
| Nondet {msg} -> pf "nondet \"%s\"" msg
| Label {name} -> pf "%s" name
[sledge] Simplify type conversions Summary: The treatment of type conversions is too complicated, non-uniform, etc. This diff attempts to simplify things by separating integer to integer conversions, which are interpreted, from others, which are essentially just uninterpreted functions. Integer conversions are now handled using two expression and term forms: Signed and Unsigned. These each interpret their argument as either a signed or unsigned number of a given bitwidth: ``` | Signed of {bits: int} (** [Ap1 (Signed {bits= n}, dst, arg)] is [arg] interpreted as an [n]-bit signed integer and injected into the [dst] type. That is, it two's-complement--decodes the low [n] bits of the infinite two's-complement encoding of [arg]. The injection into [dst] is a no-op, so [dst] must be an integer type with bitwidth at least [n]. *) | Unsigned of {bits: int} (** [Ap1 (Unsigned {bits= n}, dst, arg)] is [arg] interpreted as an [n]-bit unsigned integer and injected into the [dst] type. That is, it unsigned-binary--decodes the low [n] bits of the infinite two's-complement encoding of [arg]. The injection into [dst] is a no-op, so [dst] must be an integer type with bitwidth greater than [n]. *) | Convert of {src: Typ.t} (** [Ap1 (Convert {src}, dst, arg)] is [arg] converted from type [src] to type [dst], possibly with loss of information. The [src] and [dst] types must be [Typ.convertible] and must not both be [Integer] types. *) ``` Reviewed By: ngorogiannis Differential Revision: D18298140 fbshipit-source-id: 690f065b4
5 years ago
| Ap1 (Signed {bits}, arg) -> pf "((s%i)@ %a)" bits pp arg
| Ap1 (Unsigned {bits}, arg) -> pf "((u%i)@ %a)" bits pp arg
| Ap1 (Convert {src; dst}, arg) ->
pf "((%a)(%a)@ %a)" Typ.pp dst Typ.pp src pp arg
| Ap2 (Eq, x, y) -> pf "(%a@ = %a)" pp x pp y
| Ap2 (Dq, x, y) -> pf "(%a@ @<2>≠ %a)" pp x pp y
| Ap2 (Lt, x, y) -> pf "(%a@ < %a)" pp x pp y
| Ap2 (Le, x, y) -> pf "(%a@ @<2>≤ %a)" pp x pp y
| Ap2 (Ord, x, y) -> pf "(%a@ ord %a)" pp x pp y
| Ap2 (Uno, x, y) -> pf "(%a@ uno %a)" pp x pp y
| Add args ->
let pp_poly_term fs (monomial, coefficient) =
match monomial with
| Integer {data} when Z.equal Z.one data -> Q.pp fs coefficient
| _ when Q.equal Q.one coefficient -> pp fs monomial
| _ ->
Format.fprintf fs "%a @<1>× %a" Q.pp coefficient pp monomial
in
pf "(%a)" (Qset.pp "@ + " pp_poly_term) args
| Mul args ->
let pp_mono_term fs (factor, exponent) =
if Q.equal Q.one exponent then pp fs factor
else Format.fprintf fs "%a^%a" pp factor Q.pp exponent
in
pf "(%a)" (Qset.pp "@ @<2>× " pp_mono_term) args
| Ap2 (Div, x, y) -> pf "(%a@ / %a)" pp x pp y
| Ap2 (Rem, x, y) -> pf "(%a@ rem %a)" pp x pp y
| Ap2 (And, x, y) -> pf "(%a@ && %a)" pp x pp y
| Ap2 (Or, x, y) -> pf "(%a@ || %a)" pp x pp y
| Ap2 (Xor, x, Integer {data}) when Z.is_true data -> pf "¬%a" pp x
| Ap2 (Xor, Integer {data}, x) when Z.is_true data -> pf "¬%a" pp x
| Ap2 (Xor, x, y) -> pf "(%a@ xor %a)" pp x pp y
| Ap2 (Shl, x, y) -> pf "(%a@ shl %a)" pp x pp y
| Ap2 (Lshr, x, y) -> pf "(%a@ lshr %a)" pp x pp y
| Ap2 (Ashr, x, y) -> pf "(%a@ ashr %a)" pp x pp y
| Ap3 (Conditional, cnd, thn, els) ->
pf "(%a@ ? %a@ : %a)" pp cnd pp thn pp els
| Ap3 (Extract, agg, off, len) -> pf "%a[%a,%a)" pp agg pp off pp len
| Ap1 (Splat, byt) -> pf "%a^" pp byt
| Ap2 (Memory, siz, arr) -> pf "@<1>⟨%a,%a@<1>⟩" pp siz pp arr
| ApN (Concat, args) when Vector.is_empty args -> pf "@<2>⟨⟩"
| ApN (Concat, args) -> pf "(%a)" (Vector.pp "@,^" pp) args
| ApN (Record, elts) -> pf "{%a}" (pp_record strength) elts
| RecN (Record, elts) -> pf "{|%a|}" (Vector.pp ",@ " pp) elts
| Ap1 (Select idx, rcd) -> pf "%a[%i]" pp rcd idx
| Ap2 (Update idx, rcd, elt) ->
pf "[%a@ @[| %i → %a@]]" pp rcd idx pp elt
in
fix_flip pp_ (fun _ _ -> ()) fs term
[@@warning "-9"]
and pp_record strength fs elts =
[%Trace.fprintf
fs "%a"
(fun fs elts ->
match
String.init (Vector.length elts) ~f:(fun i ->
match Vector.get elts i with
| Integer {data} -> Char.of_int_exn (Z.to_int data)
| _ -> raise (Invalid_argument "not a string") )
with
| s -> Format.fprintf fs "@[<h>%s@]" (String.escaped s)
| exception _ ->
Format.fprintf fs "@[<h>%a@]"
(Vector.pp ",@ " (ppx strength))
elts )
elts]
let pp = ppx (fun _ -> None)
let pp_t = pp
let pp_diff fs (x, y) = Format.fprintf fs "-- %a ++ %a" pp x pp y
(** Invariant *)
(* an indeterminate (factor of a monomial) is any non-Add/Mul/Integer term *)
let assert_indeterminate = function
| Integer _ | Add _ | Mul _ -> assert false
| _ -> assert true
(* a monomial is a power product of factors, e.g.
* x^n
* for (non-constant) indeterminants x and positive integer exponents n
*)
let assert_monomial mono =
match mono with
| Mul args ->
Qset.iter args ~f:(fun factor exponent ->
assert (Q.sign exponent > 0) ;
assert_indeterminate factor |> Fun.id )
| _ -> assert_indeterminate mono |> Fun.id
(* a polynomial term is a monomial multiplied by a non-zero coefficient
* c × x
*)
let assert_poly_term mono coeff =
assert (not (Q.equal Q.zero coeff)) ;
match mono with
| Integer {data} -> assert (Z.equal Z.one data)
| Mul args ->
( match Qset.min_elt args with
| None | Some (Integer _, _) -> assert false
| Some (_, n) -> assert (Qset.length args > 1 || not (Q.equal Q.one n))
) ;
assert_monomial mono |> Fun.id
| _ -> assert_monomial mono |> Fun.id
(* a polynomial is a linear combination of monomials, e.g.
* c × x
* for non-zero constant coefficients c
* and monomials x, one of which may be the empty product 1
*)
let assert_polynomial poly =
match poly with
| Add args ->
( match Qset.min_elt args with
| None | Some (Integer _, _) -> assert false
| Some (_, k) -> assert (Qset.length args > 1 || not (Q.equal Q.one k))
) ;
Qset.iter args ~f:(fun m c -> assert_poly_term m c |> Fun.id)
| _ -> assert false
(* aggregate args of Extract and Concat must be aggregate terms, in
particular, not variables *)
let rec assert_aggregate = function
| Ap2 (Memory, _, _) -> ()
| Ap3 (Extract, a, _, _) -> assert_aggregate a
| ApN (Concat, a0N) ->
assert (Vector.length a0N <> 1) ;
Vector.iter ~f:assert_aggregate a0N
| _ -> assert false
let invariant e =
Invariant.invariant [%here] e [%sexp_of: t]
@@ fun () ->
match e with
| Add _ -> assert_polynomial e |> Fun.id
| Mul _ -> assert_monomial e |> Fun.id
| Ap2 (Memory, _, _) | Ap3 (Extract, _, _, _) | ApN (Concat, _) ->
assert_aggregate e
| ApN (Record, elts) | RecN (Record, elts) ->
assert (not (Vector.is_empty elts))
[sledge] Simplify type conversions Summary: The treatment of type conversions is too complicated, non-uniform, etc. This diff attempts to simplify things by separating integer to integer conversions, which are interpreted, from others, which are essentially just uninterpreted functions. Integer conversions are now handled using two expression and term forms: Signed and Unsigned. These each interpret their argument as either a signed or unsigned number of a given bitwidth: ``` | Signed of {bits: int} (** [Ap1 (Signed {bits= n}, dst, arg)] is [arg] interpreted as an [n]-bit signed integer and injected into the [dst] type. That is, it two's-complement--decodes the low [n] bits of the infinite two's-complement encoding of [arg]. The injection into [dst] is a no-op, so [dst] must be an integer type with bitwidth at least [n]. *) | Unsigned of {bits: int} (** [Ap1 (Unsigned {bits= n}, dst, arg)] is [arg] interpreted as an [n]-bit unsigned integer and injected into the [dst] type. That is, it unsigned-binary--decodes the low [n] bits of the infinite two's-complement encoding of [arg]. The injection into [dst] is a no-op, so [dst] must be an integer type with bitwidth greater than [n]. *) | Convert of {src: Typ.t} (** [Ap1 (Convert {src}, dst, arg)] is [arg] converted from type [src] to type [dst], possibly with loss of information. The [src] and [dst] types must be [Typ.convertible] and must not both be [Integer] types. *) ``` Reviewed By: ngorogiannis Differential Revision: D18298140 fbshipit-source-id: 690f065b4
5 years ago
| Ap1 (Convert {src= Integer _; dst= Integer _}, _) -> assert false
| Ap1 (Convert {src; dst}, _) ->
assert (Typ.convertible src dst) ;
assert (
not (Typ.equivalent src dst) (* avoid redundant representations *)
)
| _ -> ()
[@@warning "-9"]
(** Variables are the terms constructed by [Var] *)
module Var = struct
include T
let pp = pp
type strength = t -> [`Universal | `Existential | `Anonymous] option
module Map = Map
module Set = struct
include Set
let pp vs = Set.pp pp_t vs
let ppx strength vs = Set.pp (ppx strength) vs
let pp_xs fs xs =
if not (is_empty xs) then
Format.fprintf fs "@<2>∃ @[%a@] .@;<1 2>" pp xs
end
let invariant x =
Invariant.invariant [%here] x [%sexp_of: t]
@@ fun () -> match x with Var _ -> invariant x | _ -> assert false
let id = function Var v -> v.id | x -> violates invariant x
let name = function Var v -> v.name | x -> violates invariant x
let global = function Var v -> v.id = -1 | x -> violates invariant x
let of_ = function Var _ as v -> v | _ -> invalid_arg "Var.of_"
let of_term = function
| Var _ as v -> Some (v |> check invariant)
| _ -> None
let program ?global name =
Var {name; id= (if Option.is_some global then -1 else 0)}
let fresh name ~wrt =
let max = match Set.max_elt wrt with None -> 0 | Some max -> id max in
let x' = Var {name; id= max + 1} in
(x', Set.add wrt x')
(** Variable renaming substitutions *)
module Subst = struct
type t = T.t Map.t [@@deriving compare, equal, sexp_of]
let t_of_sexp = Map.t_of_sexp T.t_of_sexp T.t_of_sexp
let invariant s =
Invariant.invariant [%here] s [%sexp_of: t]
@@ fun () ->
let domain, range =
Map.fold s ~init:(Set.empty, Set.empty)
~f:(fun ~key ~data (domain, range) ->
assert (not (Set.mem range data)) ;
(Set.add domain key, Set.add range data) )
in
assert (Set.disjoint domain range)
let pp = Map.pp pp_t pp_t
let empty = Map.empty
let is_empty = Map.is_empty
let freshen vs ~wrt =
let xs = Set.inter wrt vs in
( if Set.is_empty xs then empty
else
let wrt = Set.union wrt vs in
Set.fold xs ~init:(empty, wrt) ~f:(fun (sub, wrt) x ->
let x', wrt = fresh (name x) ~wrt in
let sub = Map.add_exn sub ~key:x ~data:x' in
(sub, wrt) )
|> fst )
|> check invariant
let fold sub ~init ~f =
Map.fold sub ~init ~f:(fun ~key ~data s -> f key data s)
let invert sub =
Map.fold sub ~init:empty ~f:(fun ~key ~data sub' ->
Map.add_exn sub' ~key:data ~data:key )
|> check invariant
let restrict sub vs =
Map.filter_keys ~f:(Set.mem vs) sub |> check invariant
let domain sub =
Map.fold sub ~init:Set.empty ~f:(fun ~key ~data:_ domain ->
Set.add domain key )
let range sub =
Map.fold sub ~init:Set.empty ~f:(fun ~key:_ ~data range ->
Set.add range data )
let apply sub v = Map.find sub v |> Option.value ~default:v
let apply_set sub vs =
Map.fold sub ~init:vs ~f:(fun ~key ~data vs ->
let vs' = Set.remove vs key in
if vs' == vs then vs
else (
assert (not (Set.equal vs' vs)) ;
Set.add vs' data ) )
|> check (fun vs' ->
assert (Set.disjoint (domain sub) vs') ;
assert (Set.is_subset (range sub) ~of_:vs') )
end
end
(** Construct *)
(* variables *)
let var x = x
(* constants *)
let integer data = Integer {data} |> check invariant
let null = integer Z.zero
let zero = integer Z.zero
let one = integer Z.one
let minus_one = integer Z.minus_one
let bool b = integer (Z.of_bool b)
let true_ = bool true
let false_ = bool false
let float data = Float {data} |> check invariant
let nondet msg = Nondet {msg} |> check invariant
let label ~parent ~name = Label {parent; name} |> check invariant
(* type conversions *)
[sledge] Simplify type conversions Summary: The treatment of type conversions is too complicated, non-uniform, etc. This diff attempts to simplify things by separating integer to integer conversions, which are interpreted, from others, which are essentially just uninterpreted functions. Integer conversions are now handled using two expression and term forms: Signed and Unsigned. These each interpret their argument as either a signed or unsigned number of a given bitwidth: ``` | Signed of {bits: int} (** [Ap1 (Signed {bits= n}, dst, arg)] is [arg] interpreted as an [n]-bit signed integer and injected into the [dst] type. That is, it two's-complement--decodes the low [n] bits of the infinite two's-complement encoding of [arg]. The injection into [dst] is a no-op, so [dst] must be an integer type with bitwidth at least [n]. *) | Unsigned of {bits: int} (** [Ap1 (Unsigned {bits= n}, dst, arg)] is [arg] interpreted as an [n]-bit unsigned integer and injected into the [dst] type. That is, it unsigned-binary--decodes the low [n] bits of the infinite two's-complement encoding of [arg]. The injection into [dst] is a no-op, so [dst] must be an integer type with bitwidth greater than [n]. *) | Convert of {src: Typ.t} (** [Ap1 (Convert {src}, dst, arg)] is [arg] converted from type [src] to type [dst], possibly with loss of information. The [src] and [dst] types must be [Typ.convertible] and must not both be [Integer] types. *) ``` Reviewed By: ngorogiannis Differential Revision: D18298140 fbshipit-source-id: 690f065b4
5 years ago
let simp_signed bits arg =
match arg with
[sledge] Simplify type conversions Summary: The treatment of type conversions is too complicated, non-uniform, etc. This diff attempts to simplify things by separating integer to integer conversions, which are interpreted, from others, which are essentially just uninterpreted functions. Integer conversions are now handled using two expression and term forms: Signed and Unsigned. These each interpret their argument as either a signed or unsigned number of a given bitwidth: ``` | Signed of {bits: int} (** [Ap1 (Signed {bits= n}, dst, arg)] is [arg] interpreted as an [n]-bit signed integer and injected into the [dst] type. That is, it two's-complement--decodes the low [n] bits of the infinite two's-complement encoding of [arg]. The injection into [dst] is a no-op, so [dst] must be an integer type with bitwidth at least [n]. *) | Unsigned of {bits: int} (** [Ap1 (Unsigned {bits= n}, dst, arg)] is [arg] interpreted as an [n]-bit unsigned integer and injected into the [dst] type. That is, it unsigned-binary--decodes the low [n] bits of the infinite two's-complement encoding of [arg]. The injection into [dst] is a no-op, so [dst] must be an integer type with bitwidth greater than [n]. *) | Convert of {src: Typ.t} (** [Ap1 (Convert {src}, dst, arg)] is [arg] converted from type [src] to type [dst], possibly with loss of information. The [src] and [dst] types must be [Typ.convertible] and must not both be [Integer] types. *) ``` Reviewed By: ngorogiannis Differential Revision: D18298140 fbshipit-source-id: 690f065b4
5 years ago
| Integer {data} -> integer (Z.signed_extract data 0 bits)
| _ -> Ap1 (Signed {bits}, arg)
let simp_unsigned bits arg =
match arg with
| Integer {data} -> integer (Z.extract data 0 bits)
| _ -> Ap1 (Unsigned {bits}, arg)
let simp_convert src dst arg =
if Typ.equivalent src dst then arg else Ap1 (Convert {src; dst}, arg)
(* arithmetic *)
(* Sums of polynomial terms represented by multisets. A sum ∑ᵢ cᵢ × Xᵢ of
monomials X with coefficients c is represented by a multiset where the
elements are X with multiplicities c. A constant is treated as the
coefficient of the empty monomial, which is the unit of multiplication 1. *)
module Sum = struct
let empty = Qset.empty
let add coeff term sum =
assert (not (Q.equal Q.zero coeff)) ;
match term with
| Integer {data} when Z.equal Z.zero data -> sum
| Integer {data} -> Qset.add sum one Q.(coeff * of_z data)
| _ -> Qset.add sum term coeff
let singleton ?(coeff = Q.one) term = add coeff term empty
let map sum ~f =
Qset.fold sum ~init:empty ~f:(fun e c sum -> add c (f e) sum)
let mul_const const sum =
assert (not (Q.equal Q.zero const)) ;
if Q.equal Q.one const then sum
else Qset.map_counts ~f:(fun _ -> Q.mul const) sum
end
(* Products of indeterminants represented by multisets. A product ∏ᵢ xᵢ^nᵢ
of indeterminates x is represented by a multiset where the elements are
x and the multiplicities are the exponents n. *)
module Prod = struct
let empty = Qset.empty
let add term prod =
assert (match term with Integer _ -> false | _ -> true) ;
Qset.add prod term Q.one
let singleton term = add term empty
let union = Qset.union
end
let rec sum_to_term sum =
match Qset.length sum with
| 0 -> zero
| 1 -> (
match Qset.min_elt sum with
| Some (Integer _, q) -> rational q
| Some (arg, q) when Q.equal Q.one q -> arg
| _ -> Add sum )
| _ -> Add sum
and rational Q.{num; den} = simp_div (integer num) (integer den)
and simp_add_ es poly =
(* (coeff × term) + poly *)
let f term coeff poly =
match (term, poly) with
(* (0 × e) + s ==> 0 (optim) *)
| _ when Q.equal Q.zero coeff -> poly
(* (c × 0) + s ==> s (optim) *)
| Integer {data}, _ when Z.equal Z.zero data -> poly
(* (c × cᵢ) + cⱼ ==> c×cᵢ+cⱼ *)
| Integer {data= i}, Integer {data= j} ->
rational Q.((coeff * of_z i) + of_z j)
(* (c × ∑ᵢ cᵢ × Xᵢ) + s ==> (∑ᵢ (c × cᵢ) × Xᵢ) + s *)
| Add args, _ -> simp_add_ (Sum.mul_const coeff args) poly
(* (c₀ × X₀) + (∑ᵢ₌₁ⁿ cᵢ × Xᵢ) ==> ∑ᵢ₌₀ⁿ cᵢ × Xᵢ *)
| _, Add args -> sum_to_term (Sum.add coeff term args)
(* (c₁ × X₁) + X₂ ==> ∑ᵢ₌₁² cᵢ × Xᵢ for c₂ = 1 *)
| _ -> sum_to_term (Sum.add coeff term (Sum.singleton poly))
in
Qset.fold ~f es ~init:poly
and simp_mul2 e f =
match (e, f) with
(* c₁ × c₂ ==> c₁×c₂ *)
| Integer {data= i}, Integer {data= j} -> integer (Z.mul i j)
(* 0 × f ==> 0 *)
| Integer {data}, _ when Z.equal Z.zero data -> e
(* e × 0 ==> 0 *)
| _, Integer {data} when Z.equal Z.zero data -> f
(* c × (∑ᵤ cᵤ × ∏ⱼ yᵤⱼ) ==> ∑ᵤ c × cᵤ × ∏ⱼ yᵤⱼ *)
| Integer {data}, Add args | Add args, Integer {data} ->
sum_to_term (Sum.mul_const (Q.of_z data) args)
(* c₁ × x₁ ==> ∑ᵢ₌₁ cᵢ × xᵢ *)
| Integer {data= c}, x | x, Integer {data= c} ->
sum_to_term (Sum.singleton ~coeff:(Q.of_z c) x)
(* (∏ᵤ₌₀ⁱ xᵤ) × (∏ᵥ₌ᵢ₊₁ⁿ xᵥ) ==> ∏ⱼ₌₀ⁿ xⱼ *)
| Mul xs1, Mul xs2 -> Mul (Prod.union xs1 xs2)
(* (∏ᵢ xᵢ) × (∑ᵤ cᵤ × ∏ⱼ yᵤⱼ) ==> ∑ᵤ cᵤ × ∏ᵢ xᵢ × ∏ⱼ yᵤⱼ *)
| (Mul prod as m), Add sum | Add sum, (Mul prod as m) ->
sum_to_term
(Sum.map sum ~f:(function
| Mul args -> Mul (Prod.union prod args)
| Integer _ as c -> simp_mul2 c m
| mono -> Mul (Prod.add mono prod) ))
(* x₀ × (∏ᵢ₌₁ⁿ xᵢ) ==> ∏ᵢ₌₀ⁿ xᵢ *)
| Mul xs1, x | x, Mul xs1 -> Mul (Prod.add x xs1)
(* e × (∑ᵤ cᵤ × ∏ⱼ yᵤⱼ) ==> ∑ᵤ e × cᵤ × ∏ⱼ yᵤⱼ *)
| Add args, e | e, Add args ->
simp_add_ (Sum.map ~f:(fun m -> simp_mul2 e m) args) zero
(* x₁ × x₂ ==> ∏ᵢ₌₁² xᵢ *)
| _ -> Mul (Prod.add e (Prod.singleton f))
and simp_div x y =
match (x, y) with
(* i / j *)
| Integer {data= i}, Integer {data= j} when not (Z.equal Z.zero j) ->
integer (Z.div i j)
(* e / 1 ==> e *)
| e, Integer {data} when Z.equal Z.one data -> e
(* e / -1 ==> -1×e *)
| e, (Integer {data} as c) when Z.equal Z.minus_one data -> simp_mul2 e c
(* (∑ᵢ cᵢ × Xᵢ) / z ==> ∑ᵢ cᵢ/z × Xᵢ *)
| Add args, Integer {data} ->
sum_to_term (Sum.mul_const Q.(inv (of_z data)) args)
| _ -> Ap2 (Div, x, y)
let simp_rem x y =
match (x, y) with
(* i % j *)
| Integer {data= i}, Integer {data= j} when not (Z.equal Z.zero j) ->
integer (Z.rem i j)
(* e % 1 ==> 0 *)
| _, Integer {data} when Z.equal Z.one data -> zero
| _ -> Ap2 (Rem, x, y)
let simp_add es = simp_add_ es zero
let simp_add2 e f = simp_add_ (Sum.singleton e) f
let simp_negate x = simp_mul2 minus_one x
let simp_sub x y =
match (x, y) with
(* i - j *)
| Integer {data= i}, Integer {data= j} -> integer (Z.sub i j)
(* x - y ==> x + (-1 * y) *)
| _ -> simp_add2 x (simp_negate y)
let simp_mul es =
(* (bas ^ pwr) × term *)
let rec mul_pwr bas pwr term =
if Q.equal Q.zero pwr then term
else mul_pwr bas Q.(pwr - one) (simp_mul2 bas term)
in
Qset.fold es ~init:one ~f:(fun bas pwr term ->
if Q.sign pwr >= 0 then mul_pwr bas pwr term
else simp_div term (mul_pwr bas (Q.neg pwr) one) )
(* if-then-else *)
let simp_cond cnd thn els =
match cnd with
(* ¬(true ? t : e) ==> t *)
| Integer {data} when Z.is_true data -> thn
(* ¬(false ? t : e) ==> e *)
| Integer {data} when Z.is_false data -> els
| _ -> Ap3 (Conditional, cnd, thn, els)
(* aggregate sizes *)
let rec agg_size_exn = function
| Ap2 (Memory, n, _) | Ap3 (Extract, _, _, n) -> n
| ApN (Concat, a0U) ->
Vector.fold a0U ~init:zero ~f:(fun a0I aJ ->
simp_add2 a0I (agg_size_exn aJ) )
| _ -> invalid_arg "agg_size_exn"
let agg_size e = try Some (agg_size_exn e) with Invalid_argument _ -> None
(* boolean / bitwise *)
let rec is_boolean = function
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| Ap1 ((Unsigned {bits= 1} | Convert {dst= Integer {bits= 1; _}; _}), _)
|Ap2 ((Eq | Dq | Lt | Le), _, _) ->
true
| Ap2 ((Div | Rem | And | Or | Xor | Shl | Lshr | Ashr), x, y)
|Ap3 (Conditional, _, x, y) ->
is_boolean x || is_boolean y
| _ -> false
let rec simp_and x y =
match (x, y) with
(* i && j *)
| Integer {data= i}, Integer {data= j} -> integer (Z.logand i j)
(* e && true ==> e *)
| (Integer {data}, e | e, Integer {data}) when Z.is_true data -> e
(* e && false ==> 0 *)
| ((Integer {data} as f), _ | _, (Integer {data} as f))
when Z.is_false data ->
f
(* e && (c ? t : f) ==> (c ? e && t : e && f) *)
| e, Ap3 (Conditional, c, t, f) | Ap3 (Conditional, c, t, f), e ->
simp_cond c (simp_and e t) (simp_and e f)
(* e && e ==> e *)
| _ when equal x y -> x
| _ -> Ap2 (And, x, y)
let rec simp_or x y =
match (x, y) with
(* i || j *)
| Integer {data= i}, Integer {data= j} -> integer (Z.logor i j)
(* e || true ==> true *)
| ((Integer {data} as t), _ | _, (Integer {data} as t))
when Z.is_true data ->
t
(* e || false ==> e *)
| (Integer {data}, e | e, Integer {data}) when Z.is_false data -> e
(* e || (c ? t : f) ==> (c ? e || t : e || f) *)
| e, Ap3 (Conditional, c, t, f) | Ap3 (Conditional, c, t, f), e ->
simp_cond c (simp_or e t) (simp_or e f)
(* e || e ==> e *)
| _ when equal x y -> x
| _ -> Ap2 (Or, x, y)
(* memory *)
let empty_agg = ApN (Concat, Vector.of_array [||])
let simp_splat byt = Ap1 (Splat, byt)
let simp_memory siz arr =
(* ⟨n,α⟩ ==> α when n ≡ |α| *)
match agg_size arr with
| Some n when equal siz n -> arr
| _ -> Ap2 (Memory, siz, arr)
type pcmp = Lt | Eq | Gt | Unknown
let partial_compare x y : pcmp =
match simp_sub x y with
| Integer {data} -> (
match Int.sign (Z.sign data) with Neg -> Lt | Zero -> Eq | Pos -> Gt )
| _ -> Unknown
let partial_ge x y =
match partial_compare x y with Gt | Eq -> true | Lt | Unknown -> false
let rec simp_extract agg off len =
[%Trace.call fun {pf} -> pf "%a" pp (Ap3 (Extract, agg, off, len))]
;
(* _[_,0) ==> ⟨⟩ *)
( if equal len zero then empty_agg
else
let o_l = simp_add2 off len in
match agg with
(* α[m,k)[o,l) ==> α[m+o,l) when k ≥ o+l *)
| Ap3 (Extract, a, m, k) when partial_ge k o_l ->
simp_extract a (simp_add2 m off) len
(* ⟨n,E^⟩[o,l) ==> ⟨l,E^⟩ when n ≥ o+l *)
| Ap2 (Memory, n, (Ap1 (Splat, _) as e)) when partial_ge n o_l ->
simp_memory len e
(* ⟨n,a⟩[0,n) ==> ⟨n,a⟩ *)
| Ap2 (Memory, n, _) when equal off zero && equal n len -> agg
(* For (α₀^α₁)[o,l) there are 3 cases:
*
* ...^...
* [,)
* o < o+l |α| : (α^α)[o,l) ==> α[o,l) ^ α[0,0)
*
* ...^...
* [ , )
* o |α| < o+l : (α^α)[o,l) ==> α[o,|α|-o) ^ α[0,l-(|α|-o))
*
* ...^...
* [,)
* |α| o : (α^α)[o,l) ==> α[o,0) ^ α[o-|α|,l)
*
* So in general:
*
* (α^α)[o,l) ==> α[o,l) ^ α[o,l-l)
* where l = max 0 (min l |α|-o)
* o = max 0 o-|α|
*)
| ApN (Concat, na1N) -> (
match len with
| Integer {data= l} ->
Vector.fold_map_until na1N ~init:(l, off)
~f:(fun (l, oI) naI ->
let nI = agg_size_exn naI in
if Z.equal Z.zero l then
Continue ((l, oI), simp_extract naI oI zero)
else
let oI_nI = simp_sub oI nI in
match oI_nI with
| Integer {data} ->
let oJ = if Z.sign data <= 0 then zero else oI_nI in
let lI = Z.(max zero (min l (neg data))) in
let l = Z.(l - lI) in
Continue ((l, oJ), simp_extract naI oI (integer lI))
| _ -> Stop (Ap3 (Extract, agg, off, len)) )
~finish:(fun (_, e1N) -> simp_concat e1N)
| _ -> Ap3 (Extract, agg, off, len) )
(* α[o,l) *)
| _ -> Ap3 (Extract, agg, off, len) )
|>
[%Trace.retn fun {pf} -> pf "%a" pp]
and simp_concat xs =
[%Trace.call fun {pf} -> pf "%a" pp (ApN (Concat, xs))]
;
(* (α^(β^γ)) ==> (α^β^γ) *)
let flatten xs =
let exists_sub_Concat =
Vector.exists ~f:(function ApN (Concat, _) -> true | _ -> false)
in
let concat_sub_Concat xs =
Vector.concat
(Vector.fold_right xs ~init:[] ~f:(fun x s ->
match x with
| ApN (Concat, ys) -> ys :: s
| x -> Vector.of_array [|x|] :: s ))
in
if exists_sub_Concat xs then concat_sub_Concat xs else xs
in
let simp_adjacent e f =
match (e, f) with
(* ⟨n,a⟩[o,k)^⟨n,a⟩[o+k,l) ==> ⟨n,a⟩[o,k+l) when n ≥ o+k+l *)
| ( Ap3 (Extract, (Ap2 (Memory, n, _) as na), o, k)
, Ap3 (Extract, na', o_k, l) )
when equal na na'
&& equal o_k (simp_add2 o k)
&& partial_ge n (simp_add2 o_k l) ->
Some (simp_extract na o (simp_add2 k l))
(* ⟨m,E^⟩^⟨n,E^⟩ ==> ⟨m+n,E^⟩ *)
| Ap2 (Memory, m, (Ap1 (Splat, _) as a)), Ap2 (Memory, n, a')
when equal a a' ->
Some (simp_memory (simp_add2 m n) a)
| _ -> None
in
let xs = flatten xs in
let xs = Vector.map_adjacent empty_agg xs ~f:simp_adjacent in
(if Vector.length xs = 1 then Vector.get xs 0 else ApN (Concat, xs))
|>
[%Trace.retn fun {pf} -> pf "%a" pp]
(* comparison *)
let simp_lt x y =
match (x, y) with
| Integer {data= i}, Integer {data= j} -> bool (Z.lt i j)
| _ -> Ap2 (Lt, x, y)
let simp_le x y =
match (x, y) with
| Integer {data= i}, Integer {data= j} -> bool (Z.leq i j)
| _ -> Ap2 (Le, x, y)
let simp_ord x y = Ap2 (Ord, x, y)
let simp_uno x y = Ap2 (Uno, x, y)
let rec simp_eq x y =
match
match Int.sign (compare x y) with
| Zero -> None
| Neg -> Some (x, y)
| Pos -> Some (y, x)
with
(* e = e ==> true *)
| None -> bool true
| Some (x, y) -> (
match (x, y) with
(* i = j ==> false when i ≠ j *)
| Integer _, Integer _ -> bool false
(* b = false ==> ¬b *)
| b, Integer {data} when Z.is_false data && is_boolean b -> simp_not b
(* b = true ==> b *)
| b, Integer {data} when Z.is_true data && is_boolean b -> b
(* e = (c ? t : f) ==> (c ? e = t : e = f) *)
| e, Ap3 (Conditional, c, t, f) | Ap3 (Conditional, c, t, f), e ->
simp_cond c (simp_eq e t) (simp_eq e f)
(* α^β^δ = α^γ^δ ==> β = γ *)
| ApN (Concat, a), ApN (Concat, b) ->
let m = Vector.length a in
let n = Vector.length b in
let length_common_prefix =
let rec find_lcp i =
if equal (Vector.get a i) (Vector.get b i) then find_lcp (i + 1)
else i
in
find_lcp 0
in
let length_common_suffix =
let rec find_lcs i =
if equal (Vector.get a (m - 1 - i)) (Vector.get b (n - 1 - i))
then find_lcs (i + 1)
else i
in
find_lcs 0
in
let length_common = length_common_prefix + length_common_suffix in
if length_common = 0 then Ap2 (Eq, x, y)
else
let pos = length_common_prefix in
let a = Vector.sub ~pos ~len:(m - length_common) a in
let b = Vector.sub ~pos ~len:(n - length_common) b in
simp_eq (simp_concat a) (simp_concat b)
| ( (Ap2 (Memory, _, _) | Ap3 (Extract, _, _, _) | ApN (Concat, _))
, (Ap2 (Memory, _, _) | Ap3 (Extract, _, _, _) | ApN (Concat, _)) ) ->
Ap2 (Eq, x, y)
(* x = α ==> ⟨x,|α|⟩ = α *)
| ( x
, ( (Ap2 (Memory, _, _) | Ap3 (Extract, _, _, _) | ApN (Concat, _)) as
a ) )
|( ( (Ap2 (Memory, _, _) | Ap3 (Extract, _, _, _) | ApN (Concat, _)) as
a )
, x ) ->
simp_eq (Ap2 (Memory, agg_size_exn a, x)) a
| x, y -> Ap2 (Eq, x, y) )
and simp_dq x y =
match (x, y) with
(* e ≠ (c ? t : f) ==> (c ? e ≠ t : e ≠ f) *)
| e, Ap3 (Conditional, c, t, f) | Ap3 (Conditional, c, t, f), e ->
simp_cond c (simp_dq e t) (simp_dq e f)
| _ -> (
match simp_eq x y with
| Ap2 (Eq, x, y) -> Ap2 (Dq, x, y)
| b -> simp_not b )
(* negation-normal form *)
and simp_not term =
match term with
(* ¬(x = y) ==> x ≠ y *)
| Ap2 (Eq, x, y) -> simp_dq x y
(* ¬(x ≠ y) ==> x = y *)
| Ap2 (Dq, x, y) -> simp_eq x y
(* ¬(x < y) ==> y <= x *)
| Ap2 (Lt, x, y) -> simp_le y x
(* ¬(x <= y) ==> y < x *)
| Ap2 (Le, x, y) -> simp_lt y x
(* ¬(x ≠ nan ∧ y ≠ nan) ==> x = nan y = nan *)
| Ap2 (Ord, x, y) -> simp_uno x y
(* ¬(x = nan y = nan) ==> x ≠ nan ∧ y ≠ nan *)
| Ap2 (Uno, x, y) -> simp_ord x y
(* ¬(a ∧ b) ==> ¬a ¬b *)
| Ap2 (And, x, y) -> simp_or (simp_not x) (simp_not y)
(* ¬(a b) ==> ¬a ∧ ¬b *)
| Ap2 (Or, x, y) -> simp_and (simp_not x) (simp_not y)
(* ¬¬e ==> e *)
| Ap2 (Xor, Integer {data}, e) when Z.is_true data -> e
| Ap2 (Xor, e, Integer {data}) when Z.is_true data -> e
(* ¬(c ? t : e) ==> c ? ¬t : ¬e *)
| Ap3 (Conditional, cnd, thn, els) ->
simp_cond cnd (simp_not thn) (simp_not els)
(* ¬i ==> -i-1 *)
| Integer {data} -> integer (Z.lognot data)
(* ¬e ==> true xor e *)
| e -> Ap2 (Xor, true_, e)
(* bitwise *)
let simp_xor x y =
match (x, y) with
(* i xor j *)
| Integer {data= i}, Integer {data= j} -> integer (Z.logxor i j)
(* true xor b ==> ¬b *)
| Integer {data}, b when Z.is_true data && is_boolean b -> simp_not b
| b, Integer {data} when Z.is_true data && is_boolean b -> simp_not b
(* e xor e ==> 0 *)
| _ when equal x y -> zero
| _ -> Ap2 (Xor, x, y)
let simp_shl x y =
match (x, y) with
(* i shl j *)
| Integer {data= i}, Integer {data= j} when Z.sign j >= 0 ->
integer (Z.shift_left i (Z.to_int j))
(* e shl 0 ==> e *)
| e, Integer {data} when Z.equal Z.zero data -> e
| _ -> Ap2 (Shl, x, y)
let simp_lshr x y =
match (x, y) with
(* i lshr j *)
| Integer {data= i}, Integer {data= j} when Z.sign j >= 0 ->
integer (Z.shift_right_trunc i (Z.to_int j))
(* e lshr 0 ==> e *)
| e, Integer {data} when Z.equal Z.zero data -> e
| _ -> Ap2 (Lshr, x, y)
let simp_ashr x y =
match (x, y) with
(* i ashr j *)
| Integer {data= i}, Integer {data= j} when Z.sign j >= 0 ->
integer (Z.shift_right i (Z.to_int j))
(* e ashr 0 ==> e *)
| e, Integer {data} when Z.equal Z.zero data -> e
| _ -> Ap2 (Ashr, x, y)
(* records *)
let simp_record elts = ApN (Record, elts)
let simp_select idx rcd = Ap1 (Select idx, rcd)
let simp_update idx rcd elt = Ap2 (Update idx, rcd, elt)
let rec_app key =
let memo_id = Hashtbl.create key in
let dummy = null in
fun ~id op elt_thks ->
match Hashtbl.find memo_id id with
| None ->
(* Add placeholder to prevent computing [elts] in calls to [rec_app]
from [elt_thks] for recursive occurrences of [id]. *)
let elta = Array.create ~len:(Vector.length elt_thks) dummy in
let elts = Vector.of_array elta in
Hashtbl.set memo_id ~key:id ~data:elts ;
Vector.iteri elt_thks ~f:(fun i (lazy elt) -> elta.(i) <- elt) ;
RecN (op, elts) |> check invariant
| Some elts ->
(* Do not check invariant as invariant will be checked above after
the thunks are forced, before which invariant-checking may
spuriously fail. Note that it is important that the value
constructed here shares the array in the memo table, so that the
update after forcing the recursive thunks also updates this
value. *)
RecN (op, elts)
(* dispatching for normalization and invariant checking *)
let norm1 op x =
( match op with
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| Signed {bits} -> simp_signed bits x
| Unsigned {bits} -> simp_unsigned bits x
| Convert {src; dst} -> simp_convert src dst x
| Splat -> simp_splat x
| Select idx -> simp_select idx x )
|> check invariant
let norm2 op x y =
( match op with
| Memory -> simp_memory x y
| Eq -> simp_eq x y
| Dq -> simp_dq x y
| Lt -> simp_lt x y
| Le -> simp_le x y
| Ord -> simp_ord x y
| Uno -> simp_uno x y
| Div -> simp_div x y
| Rem -> simp_rem x y
| And -> simp_and x y
| Or -> simp_or x y
| Xor -> simp_xor x y
| Shl -> simp_shl x y
| Lshr -> simp_lshr x y
| Ashr -> simp_ashr x y
| Update idx -> simp_update idx x y )
|> check invariant
let norm3 op x y z =
( match op with
| Conditional -> simp_cond x y z
| Extract -> simp_extract x y z )
|> check invariant
let normN op xs =
(match op with Concat -> simp_concat xs | Record -> simp_record xs)
|> check invariant
(* exposed interface *)
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let signed bits term = norm1 (Signed {bits}) term
let unsigned bits term = norm1 (Unsigned {bits}) term
let convert src ~to_:dst term = norm1 (Convert {src; dst}) term
let eq = norm2 Eq
let dq = norm2 Dq
let lt = norm2 Lt
let le = norm2 Le
let ord = norm2 Ord
let uno = norm2 Uno
let neg e = simp_negate e |> check invariant
let add e f = simp_add2 e f |> check invariant
let addN args = simp_add args |> check invariant
let sub e f = simp_sub e f |> check invariant
let mul e f = simp_mul2 e f |> check invariant
let mulN args = simp_mul args |> check invariant
let div = norm2 Div
let rem = norm2 Rem
let and_ = norm2 And
let or_ = norm2 Or
let not_ e = simp_not e |> check invariant
let xor = norm2 Xor
let shl = norm2 Shl
let lshr = norm2 Lshr
let ashr = norm2 Ashr
let conditional ~cnd ~thn ~els = norm3 Conditional cnd thn els
let splat byt = norm1 Splat byt
let memory ~siz ~arr = norm2 Memory siz arr
let extract ~agg ~off ~len = norm3 Extract agg off len
let concat xs = normN Concat (Vector.of_array xs)
let record elts = normN Record elts
let select ~rcd ~idx = norm1 (Select idx) rcd
let update ~rcd ~idx ~elt = norm2 (Update idx) rcd elt
let size_of t = integer (Z.of_int (Typ.size_of t))
let eq_concat (siz, arr) ms =
eq (memory ~siz ~arr)
(concat (Array.map ~f:(fun (siz, arr) -> memory ~siz ~arr) ms))
(** Transform *)
let map e ~f =
let map1 op ~f x =
let x' = f x in
if x' == x then e else norm1 op x'
in
let map2 op ~f x y =
let x' = f x in
let y' = f y in
if x' == x && y' == y then e else norm2 op x' y'
in
let map3 op ~f x y z =
let x' = f x in
let y' = f y in
let z' = f z in
if x' == x && y' == y && z' == z then e else norm3 op x' y' z'
in
let mapN op ~f xs =
let xs' = Vector.map_preserving_phys_equal ~f xs in
if xs' == xs then e else normN op xs'
in
let map_qset mk ~f args =
let args' = Qset.map ~f:(fun arg q -> (f arg, q)) args in
if args' == args then e else mk args'
in
match e with
| Add args -> map_qset addN ~f args
| Mul args -> map_qset mulN ~f args
| Ap1 (op, x) -> map1 op ~f x
| Ap2 (op, x, y) -> map2 op ~f x y
| Ap3 (op, x, y, z) -> map3 op ~f x y z
| ApN (op, xs) -> mapN op ~f xs
| RecN (_, xs) ->
assert (
xs == Vector.map_preserving_phys_equal ~f xs
|| fail "Term.map does not support updating subterms of RecN." () ) ;
e
| Var _ | Label _ | Nondet _ | Float _ | Integer _ -> e
(** Pre-order transformation that preserves cycles. Each subterm [x] from
root to leaves is presented to [f]. If [f x = Some x'] then the subterms
of [x] are not traversed and [x] is transformed to [x']. Otherwise
traversal proceeds to the subterms of [x], followed by rebuilding the
term structure on the transformed subterms. Cycles (through terms
involving [RecN]) are preserved. *)
let map_rec_pre ~f e =
let rec map_rec_pre_f memo e =
match f e with
| Some e' -> e'
| None -> (
match e with
| RecN (op, xs) -> (
match List.Assoc.find ~equal:( == ) memo e with
| None ->
let xs' = Vector.copy xs in
let e' = RecN (op, xs') in
let memo = List.Assoc.add ~equal:( == ) memo e e' in
let changed = ref false in
Vector.map_inplace xs' ~f:(fun x ->
let x' = map_rec_pre_f memo x in
if x' != x then changed := true ;
x' ) ;
if !changed then e' else e
| Some e' -> e' )
| _ -> map ~f:(map_rec_pre_f memo) e )
in
map_rec_pre_f [] e
let rename sub e =
map_rec_pre e ~f:(function
| Var _ as v -> Some (Var.Subst.apply sub v)
| _ -> None )
(** Traverse *)
let iter e ~f =
match e with
| Ap1 (_, x) -> f x
| Ap2 (_, x, y) -> f x ; f y
| Ap3 (_, x, y, z) -> f x ; f y ; f z
| ApN (_, xs) | RecN (_, xs) -> Vector.iter ~f xs
| Add args | Mul args -> Qset.iter ~f:(fun arg _ -> f arg) args
| Var _ | Label _ | Nondet _ | Float _ | Integer _ -> ()
let exists e ~f =
match e with
| Ap1 (_, x) -> f x
| Ap2 (_, x, y) -> f x || f y
| Ap3 (_, x, y, z) -> f x || f y || f z
| ApN (_, xs) | RecN (_, xs) -> Vector.exists ~f xs
| Add args | Mul args -> Qset.exists ~f:(fun arg _ -> f arg) args
| Var _ | Label _ | Nondet _ | Float _ | Integer _ -> false
let fold e ~init:s ~f =
match e with
| Ap1 (_, x) -> f x s
| Ap2 (_, x, y) -> f y (f x s)
| Ap3 (_, x, y, z) -> f z (f y (f x s))
| ApN (_, xs) | RecN (_, xs) ->
Vector.fold ~f:(fun s x -> f x s) xs ~init:s
| Add args | Mul args -> Qset.fold ~f:(fun e _ s -> f e s) args ~init:s
| Var _ | Label _ | Nondet _ | Float _ | Integer _ -> s
let fold_terms e ~init ~f =
let fold_terms_ fold_terms_ e s =
let s =
match e with
| Ap1 (_, x) -> fold_terms_ x s
| Ap2 (_, x, y) -> fold_terms_ y (fold_terms_ x s)
| Ap3 (_, x, y, z) -> fold_terms_ z (fold_terms_ y (fold_terms_ x s))
| ApN (_, xs) | RecN (_, xs) ->
Vector.fold ~f:(fun s x -> fold_terms_ x s) xs ~init:s
| Add args | Mul args ->
Qset.fold args ~init:s ~f:(fun arg _ s -> fold_terms_ arg s)
| Var _ | Label _ | Nondet _ | Float _ | Integer _ -> s
in
f s e
in
fix fold_terms_ (fun _ s -> s) e init
let fold_vars e ~init ~f =
fold_terms e ~init ~f:(fun s -> function
| Var _ as v -> f s (v :> Var.t) | _ -> s )
(** Query *)
let fv e = fold_vars e ~f:Set.add ~init:Var.Set.empty
let is_true = function Integer {data} -> Z.is_true data | _ -> false
let is_false = function Integer {data} -> Z.is_false data | _ -> false
(** Solve *)
let solve_zero_eq ?for_ e =
[%Trace.call fun {pf} -> pf "%a%a" pp e (Option.pp " for %a" pp) for_]
;
( match e with
| Add args ->
let+ c, q =
match for_ with
| Some f ->
let q = Qset.count args f in
if Q.equal Q.zero q then None else Some (f, q)
| None -> Some (Qset.min_elt_exn args)
in
let n = sum_to_term (Qset.remove args c) in
let d = rational (Q.neg q) in
let r = div n d in
(c, r)
| _ -> None )
|>
[%Trace.retn fun {pf} s ->
pf "%a"
(Option.pp "%a" (fun fs (c, r) ->
Format.fprintf fs "%a ↦ %a" pp c pp r ))
s ;
match (for_, s) with
| Some f, Some (c, _) -> assert (equal f c)
| _ -> ()]