Unify.hs revision 5a13581acc5a76d392c1dec01657bb3efd4dcf2d
{- |
Module : $Header$
Copyright : (c) Christian Maeder and Uni Bremen 2003-2005
License : similar to LGPL, see HetCATS/LICENSE.txt or LIZENZ.txt
Maintainer : maeder@tzi.de
Stability : experimental
Portability : portable
substitution and unification of types
-}
module HasCASL.Unify where
import HasCASL.As
import HasCASL.AsUtils
import HasCASL.PrintAs()
import HasCASL.TypeAna
import HasCASL.Le
import qualified Common.Lib.Map as Map
import qualified Common.Lib.Set as Set
import Common.Id
import Common.Lib.State
import Common.Result
import Data.List as List
import Data.Maybe
-- | bound vars
genVarsOf :: Type -> [(Id, RawKind)]
genVarsOf = map snd . leaves (<0)
-- | composition (reversed: first substitution first!)
compSubst :: Subst -> Subst -> Subst
compSubst s1 s2 = Map.union (Map.map (subst s2) s1) s2
-- | unifiability of type schemes including instantiation with fresh variables
-- (and looking up type aliases)
isUnifiable :: TypeMap -> Int -> TypeScheme -> TypeScheme -> Bool
isUnifiable tm c = asSchemes c (unify tm)
-- | test if second scheme is a substitution instance
instScheme :: TypeMap -> Int -> TypeScheme -> TypeScheme -> Bool
instScheme tm c = asSchemes c (subsume tm)
-- | lift 'State' Int to 'State' Env
toEnvState :: State Int a -> State Env a
toEnvState p =
do s <- get
let (r, c) = runState p $ counter s
put s { counter = c }
return r
toSchemes :: (Type -> Type -> a) -> TypeScheme -> TypeScheme -> State Int a
toSchemes f sc1 sc2 =
do t1 <- freshInst sc1
t2 <- freshInst sc2
return $ f t1 t2
asSchemes :: Int -> (Type -> Type -> a) -> TypeScheme -> TypeScheme -> a
asSchemes c f sc1 sc2 = fst $ runState (toSchemes f sc1 sc2) c
-- -------------------------------------------------------------------------
freshInst :: TypeScheme -> State Int Type
freshInst (TypeScheme _ t _) =
do let ls = leaves (< 0) t -- generic vars
vs = map snd ls
ts <- mkSubst vs
return $ subst (Map.fromList $ zip (map fst ls) ts) t
inc :: State Int Int
inc = do
c <- get
put (c + 1)
return c
freshVar :: Range -> State Int (Id, Int)
freshVar ps = do
c <- inc
return (simpleIdToId $ Token ("_v" ++ show c) ps, c)
mkSingleSubst :: (Id, RawKind) -> State Int Type
mkSingleSubst (i, rk) = do
(ty, c) <- freshVar $ posOfId i
return $ TypeName ty rk c
mkSubst :: [(Id, RawKind)] -> State Int [Type]
mkSubst = mapM mkSingleSubst
type Subst = Map.Map Int Type
eps :: Subst
eps = Map.empty
match :: TypeMap -> (TypeId -> TypeId -> Bool)
-> (Bool, Type) -> (Bool, Type) -> Result Subst
match tm rel p1@(b1, ty1) p2@(b2, ty2) = case (ty1, ty2) of
(_, ExpandedType _ t2) -> match tm rel p1 (b2, t2)
(ExpandedType _ t1, _) -> match tm rel (b1, t1) p2
(_, TypeAppl (TypeName l _ _) t2) | l == lazyTypeId ->
match tm rel p1 (b2, t2)
(TypeAppl (TypeName l _ _) t1, _) | l == lazyTypeId ->
match tm rel (b1, t1) p2
(_, KindedType t2 _ _) -> match tm rel p1 (b2, t2)
(KindedType t1 _ _, _) -> match tm rel (b1, t1) p2
(TypeName i1 _k1 v1, TypeName i2 _k2 v2) ->
if rel i1 i2 && v1 == v2
then return eps
else if v1 > 0 && b1 then return $ Map.singleton v1 ty2
else if v2 > 0 && b2 then return $ Map.singleton v2 ty1
{- the following two condition only guarantee that instScheme also matches for
a partial function that is mapped to a total one.
Maybe a subtype condition is better. -}
else if not b1 && b2 && v1 == 0 && v2 == 0 && Set.member i1
(superIds tm i2) then return eps
else if b1 && not b2 && v1 == 0 && v2 == 0 && Set.member i2
(superIds tm i1) then return eps
else uniResult "typename" ty1 "is not unifiable with typename" ty2
(TypeName _ _ v1, _) ->
if v1 > 0 && b1 then
if null $ leaves (==v1) ty2 then
return $ Map.singleton v1 ty2
else uniResult "var" ty1 "occurs in" ty2
else uniResult "typename" ty1
"is not unifiable with type" ty2
(_, TypeName _ _ _) -> match tm rel p2 p1
(TypeAppl f1 a1, TypeAppl f2 a2) -> do
s1 <- match tm rel (b1, f1) (b2, f2)
s2 <- match tm rel (b1, if b1 then subst s1 a1 else a1)
(b2, if b2 then subst s1 a2 else a2)
return $ compSubst s1 s2
_ -> uniResult "type" ty1 "is not unifiable with type" ty2
-- | most general unifier via 'match'
-- where both sides may contribute substitutions
mgu :: TypeMap -> Type -> Type -> Result Subst
mgu tm a b = match tm (==) (True, a) (True, b)
mguList :: TypeMap -> [Type] -> [Type] -> Result Subst
mguList tm l1 l2 = case (l1, l2) of
([], []) -> return eps
(h1 : t1, h2 : t2) -> do
s1 <- mgu tm h1 h2
s2 <- mguList tm (map (subst s1) t1) $ map (subst s1) t2
return $ compSubst s1 s2
_ -> mkError "no unification with empty list" (l1 ++ l2)
shapeMatch :: TypeMap -> Type -> Type -> Result Subst
shapeMatch tm a b = match tm (const $ const True) (True, a) (True, b)
unify :: TypeMap -> Type -> Type -> Bool
unify tm a b = isJust $ maybeResult $ mgu tm a b
subsume :: TypeMap -> Type -> Type -> Bool
subsume tm a b =
isJust $ maybeResult $ match tm (==) (False, a) (True, b)
equalSubs :: TypeMap -> Type -> Type -> Bool
equalSubs tm a b = subsume tm a b && subsume tm b a
subst :: Subst -> Type -> Type
subst m = rename (\ i k n ->
case Map.lookup n m of
Just s -> s
_ -> TypeName i k n)
showPrettyWithPos :: Type -> ShowS
showPrettyWithPos a = let p = getRange a in
showChar '\'' . showPretty a . showChar '\''
. noShow (isNullRange p) (showChar ' ' .
showParen True (showPos $ maximumBy comparePos (rangeToList p)))
uniResult :: String -> Type -> String -> Type -> Result Subst
uniResult s1 a s2 b =
Result [Diag Hint ("in type\n" ++ " " ++ s1 ++ " " ++
showPrettyWithPos a "\n " ++ s2 ++ " " ++
showPrettyWithPos b "") nullRange] Nothing
-- | make representation of bound variables unique
generalize :: [TypeArg] -> Type -> Type
generalize tArgs =
subst $ Map.fromList $ zipWith
( \ (TypeArg i _ _ rk c _ _) n ->
(c, TypeName i rk n)) tArgs [-1, -2..]
genTypeArgs :: [TypeArg] -> [TypeArg]
genTypeArgs tArgs = snd $ mapAccumL ( \ n (TypeArg i v vk rk _ s ps) ->
(n-1, TypeArg i v (case vk of
Downset t -> Downset $ generalize tArgs t
_ -> vk) rk n s ps)) (-1) tArgs