src/Pure/envir.ML

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(*  Title:      Pure/envir.ML
    ID:         $Id$
    Author:     Lawrence C Paulson, Cambridge University Computer Laboratory
    Copyright   1988  University of Cambridge

Environments.  They don't take account that typ is part of variable
name.  Therefore we check elsewhere that two variables with same names
and different types cannot occur.
*)

signature ENVIR =
sig
  datatype env = Envir of {asol: term Vartab.table, iTs: typ Vartab.table, maxidx: int}
  val genvars: string -> env * typ list -> env * term list
  val genvar: string -> env * typ -> env * term
  val lookup: env * indexname -> term option
  val update: (indexname * term) * env -> env
  val empty: int -> env
  val is_empty: env -> bool
  val above: int * env -> bool
  val vupdate: (indexname * term) * env -> env
  val alist_of: env -> (indexname * term) list
  val norm_term: env -> term -> term
  val beta_norm: term -> term
end;

structure Envir : ENVIR =
struct

(*updating can destroy environment in 2 ways!!
   (1) variables out of range   (2) circular assignments
*)
datatype env = Envir of
    {maxidx: int,               (*maximum index of vars*)
     asol: term Vartab.table,   (*table of assignments to Vars*)
     iTs: typ Vartab.table}     (*table of assignments to TVars*)


(*Generate a list of distinct variables.
  Increments index to make them distinct from ALL present variables. *)
fun genvars name (Envir{maxidx, asol, iTs}, Ts) : env * term list =
  let fun genvs (_, [] : typ list) : term list = []
        | genvs (n, [T]) = [ Var((name, maxidx+1), T) ]
        | genvs (n, T::Ts) =
            Var((name ^ radixstring(26,"a",n), maxidx+1), T)
            :: genvs(n+1,Ts)
  in  (Envir{maxidx=maxidx+1, asol=asol, iTs=iTs}, genvs (0,Ts))  end;

(*Generate a variable.*)
fun genvar name (env,T) : env * term =
  let val (env',[v]) = genvars name (env,[T])
  in  (env',v)  end;

fun lookup (Envir{asol,...}, xname) : term option = Vartab.lookup (asol, xname);

fun update ((xname, t), Envir{maxidx, asol, iTs}) =
  Envir{maxidx=maxidx, asol=Vartab.update_new ((xname,t), asol), iTs=iTs};

(*The empty environment.  New variables will start with the given index+1.*)
fun empty m = Envir{maxidx=m, asol=Vartab.empty, iTs=Vartab.empty};

(*Test for empty environment*)
fun is_empty (Envir {asol, iTs, ...}) = Vartab.is_empty asol andalso Vartab.is_empty iTs;

(*Determine if the least index updated exceeds lim*)
fun above (lim, Envir {asol, iTs, ...}) =
  (case (Vartab.min_key asol, Vartab.min_key iTs) of
     (None, None) => true
   | (Some (_, i), None) => i > lim
   | (None, Some (_, i')) => i' > lim
   | (Some (_, i), Some (_, i')) => i > lim andalso i' > lim);

(*Update, checking Var-Var assignments: try to suppress higher indexes*)
fun vupdate((a,t), env) = case t of
      Var(name',T) =>
        if a=name' then env     (*cycle!*)
        else if xless(a, name')  then
           (case lookup(env,name') of  (*if already assigned, chase*)
                None => update((name', Var(a,T)), env)
              | Some u => vupdate((a,u), env))
        else update((a,t), env)
    | _ => update((a,t), env);


(*Convert environment to alist*)
fun alist_of (Envir{asol,...}) = Vartab.dest asol;


(*** Beta normal form for terms (not eta normal form).
     Chases variables in env;  Does not exploit sharing of variable bindings
     Does not check types, so could loop. ***)

(*raised when norm has no effect on a term, to do sharing instead of copying*)
exception SAME;

fun norm_term1 (asol,t) : term =
  let fun norm (Var (w,T)) =
            (case Vartab.lookup (asol, w) of
                Some u => (norm u handle SAME => u)
              | None   => raise SAME)
        | norm (Abs(a,T,body)) =  Abs(a, T, norm body)
        | norm (Abs(_,_,body) $ t) = normh(subst_bound (t, body))
        | norm (f $ t) =
            ((case norm f of
               Abs(_,_,body) => normh(subst_bound (t, body))
             | nf => nf $ (norm t handle SAME => t))
            handle SAME => f $ norm t)
        | norm _ =  raise SAME
      and normh t = norm t handle SAME => t
  in normh t end

and norm_term2(asol,iTs,t) : term =
  let fun normT(Type(a,Ts)) = Type(a, normTs Ts)
        | normT(TFree _) = raise SAME
        | normT(TVar(v,_)) = (case Vartab.lookup (iTs, v) of
                Some(U) => normTh U
              | None => raise SAME)
      and normTh T = ((normT T) handle SAME => T)
      and normTs([]) = raise SAME
        | normTs(T::Ts) = ((normT T :: (normTs Ts handle SAME => Ts))
                           handle SAME => T :: normTs Ts)
      and norm(Const(a,T)) = Const(a, normT T)
        | norm(Free(a,T)) = Free(a, normT T)
        | norm(Var (w,T)) =
            (case Vartab.lookup (asol, w) of
                Some u => normh u
              | None   => Var(w,normT T))
        | norm(Abs(a,T,body)) =
              (Abs(a,normT T,normh body) handle SAME => Abs(a, T, norm body))
        | norm(Abs(_,_,body) $ t) = normh(subst_bound (t, body))
        | norm(f $ t) =
            ((case norm f of
               Abs(_,_,body) => normh(subst_bound (t, body))
             | nf => nf $ normh t)
            handle SAME => f $ norm t)
        | norm _ =  raise SAME
      and normh t = (norm t) handle SAME => t
  in normh t end;

fun norm_term (env as Envir{asol,iTs,...}) t : term =
  if Vartab.is_empty iTs then norm_term1(asol, t) else norm_term2(asol,iTs, t)

val beta_norm = norm_term (empty 0);

end;