[sledge] Implement Fol.Var using generic implementation

Summary:
With the implementation of variables defined parametrically over their
representation, the implementation can also be used for Fol.Var.

Reviewed By: ngorogiannis

Differential Revision: D23703054

fbshipit-source-id: d27bdbbe8
master
Josh Berdine 4 years ago committed by Facebook GitHub Bot
parent 8e154d1d05
commit d09121d089

@ -450,38 +450,10 @@ type exp = [cnd | `Fml of fml] [@@deriving compare, equal, sexp]
(** Variable terms *)
module Var : sig
type t = private trm [@@deriving compare, equal, sexp]
type strength = t -> [`Universal | `Existential | `Anonymous] option
val ppx : strength -> t pp
val pp : t pp
module Map : Map.S with type key := t
module Set : sig
include NS.Set.S with type elt := t
val sexp_of_t : t -> Sexp.t
val t_of_sexp : Sexp.t -> t
val ppx : strength -> t pp
val pp : t pp
val pp_xs : t pp
end
include Ses.Var_intf.VAR with type t = private trm
val of_ : trm -> t
val of_exp : exp -> t option
val program : name:string -> global:bool -> t
val fresh : string -> wrt:Set.t -> t * Set.t
val identified : name:string -> id:int -> t
(** Variable with the given [id]. Variables are compared by [id] alone,
[name] is used only for printing. The only way to ensure [identified]
variables do not clash with [fresh] variables is to pass the
[identified] variables to [fresh] in [wrt]:
[Var.fresh name ~wrt:(Var.Set.of_ (Var.identified ~name ~id))]. *)
val id : t -> int
val name : t -> string
module Subst : sig
type var := t
@ -502,71 +474,28 @@ module Var : sig
end = struct
module T = struct
type t = trm [@@deriving compare, equal, sexp]
type strength = t -> [`Universal | `Existential | `Anonymous] option
end
let invariant (x : t) =
let@ () = Invariant.invariant [%here] x [%sexp_of: t] in
let invariant (x : trm) =
let@ () = Invariant.invariant [%here] x [%sexp_of: trm] in
match x with
| Var _ -> ()
| _ -> fail "non-var: %a" Sexp.pp_hum (sexp_of_trm x) ()
let ppx strength fs v =
let pf fmt = pp_boxed fs fmt in
match (v : trm) 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 v 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 )
| x -> violates invariant x
let pp = ppx (fun _ -> None)
end
include Ses.Var0.Make (struct
include T
module Map = struct
include Map.Make (T)
include Provide_of_sexp (T)
end
module Set = struct
include Set.Make (T)
include Provide_of_sexp (T)
let ppx strength vs = pp (T.ppx strength) vs
let pp vs = pp T.pp vs
let pp_xs fs xs =
if not (is_empty xs) then
Format.fprintf fs "@<2>∃ @[%a@] .@;<1 2>" pp xs
end
(* access *)
let make ~id ~name = Var {id; name} |> check invariant
let id = function Var v -> v.id | x -> violates invariant x
let name = function Var v -> v.name | x -> violates invariant x
end)
(* construct *)
let of_ = function Var _ as v -> v | _ -> invalid_arg "Var.of_"
let of_ v = v |> check invariant
let of_exp = function
| `Trm (Var _ as v) -> Some (v |> check invariant)
| _ -> None
let program ~name ~global = Var {name; id= (if 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')
let identified ~name ~id = Var {name; id}
(*
* Renamings
*)

@ -7,35 +7,7 @@
(** Variables *)
module Var : sig
type t [@@deriving compare, equal, sexp]
type strength = t -> [`Universal | `Existential | `Anonymous] option
val ppx : strength -> t pp
val pp : t pp
module Map : Map.S with type key := t
module Set : sig
include NS.Set.S with type elt := t
val sexp_of_t : t -> Sexp.t
val t_of_sexp : Sexp.t -> t
val ppx : strength -> t pp
val pp : t pp
val pp_xs : t pp
end
val fresh : string -> wrt:Set.t -> t * Set.t
val identified : name:string -> id:int -> t
(** Variable with the given [id]. Variables are compared by [id] alone,
[name] is used only for printing. The only way to ensure [identified]
variables do not clash with [fresh] variables is to pass the
[identified] variables to [fresh] in [wrt]:
[Var.fresh name ~wrt:(Var.Set.of_ (Var.identified ~name ~id))]. *)
val id : t -> int
val name : t -> string
include Ses.Var_intf.VAR
module Subst : sig
type var := t

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