section ‹Assigning lengths to types by type classes›
theory Type_Length
imports Numeral_Type
begin
text ‹
The aim of this is to allow any type as index type, but to provide a
default instantiation for numeral types. This independence requires
some duplication with the definitions in 🗏‹Numeral_Type.thy›.
›
class len0 =
fixes len_of :: "'a itself ⇒ nat"
syntax "_type_length" :: "type ⇒ nat" ("(1LENGTH/(1'(_')))")
translations "LENGTH('a)" ⇀
"CONST len_of (CONST Pure.type :: 'a itself)"
print_translation ‹
let
fun len_of_itself_tr' ctxt [Const (@{const_syntax Pure.type}, Type (_, [T]))] =
Syntax.const @{syntax_const "_type_length"} $ Syntax_Phases.term_of_typ ctxt T
in [(@{const_syntax len_of}, len_of_itself_tr')] end
›
text ‹Some theorems are only true on words with length greater 0.›
class len = len0 +
assumes len_gt_0 [iff]: "0 < LENGTH('a)"
instantiation num0 and num1 :: len0
begin
definition len_num0: "len_of (_ :: num0 itself) = 0"
definition len_num1: "len_of (_ :: num1 itself) = 1"
instance ..
end
instantiation bit0 and bit1 :: (len0) len0
begin
definition len_bit0: "len_of (_ :: 'a::len0 bit0 itself) = 2 * LENGTH('a)"
definition len_bit1: "len_of (_ :: 'a::len0 bit1 itself) = 2 * LENGTH('a) + 1"
instance ..
end
lemmas len_of_numeral_defs [simp] = len_num0 len_num1 len_bit0 len_bit1
instance num1 :: len
by standard simp
instance bit0 :: (len) len
by standard simp
instance bit1 :: (len0) len
by standard simp
end