src/HOL/Main.thy

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(*  Title:      HOL/Main.thy
    ID:         $Id$
    Author:     Stefan Berghofer, Tobias Nipkow, Tjark Weber, Markus Wenzel (TU Muenchen)
    License:    GPL (GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE)
*)

header {* Main HOL *}

theory Main = Map + Hilbert_Choice + Extraction + Refute:

text {*
  Theory @{text Main} includes everything.  Note that theory @{text
  PreList} already includes most HOL theories.
*}

subsection {* Configuration of the code generator *}

types_code
  "bool"  ("bool")
  "*"     ("(_ */ _)")
  "list"  ("_ list")

consts_code
  "True"    ("true")
  "False"   ("false")
  "Not"     ("not")
  "op |"    ("(_ orelse/ _)")
  "op &"    ("(_ andalso/ _)")
  "If"      ("(if _/ then _/ else _)")

  "Pair"    ("(_,/ _)")
  "fst"     ("fst")
  "snd"     ("snd")

  "Nil"     ("[]")
  "Cons"    ("(_ ::/ _)")

  "wfrec"   ("wf'_rec?")

quickcheck_params [default_type = int]

ML {*
fun wf_rec f x = f (wf_rec f) x;

fun term_of_bool b = if b then HOLogic.true_const else HOLogic.false_const;
val term_of_list = HOLogic.mk_list;
val term_of_int = HOLogic.mk_int;
fun term_of_id_42 f T g U (x, y) = HOLogic.pair_const T U $ f x $ g y;
fun term_of_fun_type _ T _ U _ = Free ("<function>", T --> U);

val eq_codegen_setup = [Codegen.add_codegen "eq_codegen"
  (fn thy => fn gr => fn dep => fn b => fn t =>
    (case strip_comb t of
       (Const ("op =", Type (_, [Type ("fun", _), _])), _) => None
     | (Const ("op =", _), [t, u]) =>
          let
            val (gr', pt) = Codegen.invoke_codegen thy dep false (gr, t);
            val (gr'', pu) = Codegen.invoke_codegen thy dep false (gr', u)
          in
            Some (gr'', Codegen.parens
              (Pretty.block [pt, Pretty.str " =", Pretty.brk 1, pu]))
          end
     | (t as Const ("op =", _), ts) => Some (Codegen.invoke_codegen
         thy dep b (gr, Codegen.eta_expand t ts 2))
     | _ => None))];

fun gen_bool i = one_of [false, true];

fun gen_list' aG i j = frequency
  [(i, fn () => aG j :: gen_list' aG (i-1) j), (1, fn () => [])] ()
and gen_list aG i = gen_list' aG i i;

fun gen_int i = one_of [~1, 1] * random_range 0 i;

fun gen_id_42 aG bG i = (aG i, bG i);

fun gen_fun_type _ G i =
  let
    val f = ref (fn x => raise ERROR);
    val _ = (f := (fn x =>
      let
        val y = G i;
        val f' = !f
      in (f := (fn x' => if x = x' then y else f' x'); y) end))
  in (fn x => !f x) end;
*}

setup eq_codegen_setup

lemma [code]: "((n::nat) < 0) = False" by simp
lemma [code]: "(0 < Suc n) = True" by simp
lemmas [code] = Suc_less_eq imp_conv_disj

subsection {* Configuration of the 'refute' command *}

text {*
  The following are reasonable default parameters (for use with
  ZChaff 2003.12.04).  For an explanation of these parameters,
  see 'HOL/Refute.thy'.

  \emph{Note}: If you want to use a different SAT solver (or
  install ZChaff to a different location), you will need to
  override at least the values for 'command' and (probably)
  'success' in your own theory file.
*}

refute_params [minsize=1,
               maxsize=8,
               maxvars=200,
               satfile="refute.cnf",
               satformat="defcnf",
               resultfile="refute.out",
               success="Verify Solution successful. Instance satisfiable",
               command="$HOME/bin/zchaff refute.cnf 60 > refute.out"]

end