AspectAG (empty) → 0.1
raw patch · 22 files changed
+2751/−0 lines, 22 filesdep +HListdep +basedep +containerssetup-changed
Dependencies added: HList, base, containers, haskell98, mtl, template-haskell
Files
- AspectAG.cabal +23/−0
- COPYRIGHT +28/−0
- LICENSE-LGPL +507/−0
- README +38/−0
- Setup.hs +3/−0
- examples/README +30/−0
- examples/calc.hs +80/−0
- examples/calcM.hs +96/−0
- examples/repmin.hs +69/−0
- examples/repminM.hs +72/−0
- examples/test1.hs +106/−0
- examples/test1TH.hs +86/−0
- examples/test2.hs +122/−0
- examples/test2TH.hs +93/−0
- examples/test3.hs +114/−0
- examples/test3TH.hs +91/−0
- examples/test4.hs +93/−0
- examples/test4TH.hs +70/−0
- examples/test5.hs +116/−0
- examples/test5TH.hs +93/−0
- src/Data/AspectAG.hs +665/−0
- src/Data/AspectAG/Derive.hs +156/−0
+ AspectAG.cabal view
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@+cabal-version: >=1.2+build-type: Simple+name: AspectAG +version: 0.1+license: LGPL+license-file: COPYRIGHT+maintainer: Marcos Viera <mviera@fing.edu.uy>+homepage: http://www.cs.uu.nl/wiki/bin/view/Center/AspectAG +description: Library of strongly typed Attribute Grammars implemented using type-level programming +synopsis: Attribute Grammars in the form of an EDSL+category: Development +stability: Experimental+copyright: Universiteit Utrecht+build-depends: base<=4, haskell98, template-haskell, HList>=0.1, containers>=0.2.0.0, mtl>=1.1.0.2+cabal-version: >= 1.2.3 +exposed-modules: Data.AspectAG, Data.AspectAG.Derive+other-modules: +extensions: EmptyDataDecls, FlexibleContexts, FlexibleInstances, FunctionalDependencies,+ MultiParamTypeClasses, PatternSignatures, RankNTypes, ScopedTypeVariables,+ TypeSynonymInstances, UndecidableInstances, GADTs+hs-source-dirs: src+extra-source-files: README, LICENSE-LGPL +ghc-options: -O2 -Wall
+ COPYRIGHT view
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@@ -0,0 +1,38 @@+Please check the right section in this file for instructions depending on how you obtained the source files.+++Installing AspectAG from a source distribution+-------------------------------------------++ System wide installation (assumming GHC is the+ Haskell compiler) can be done like this:++ ghc --make Setup.hs -o setup -package Cabal+ ./setup configure+ ./setup build+ ./setup install+++Installing uulib to a non-standard location+-------------------------------------------++ This is useful if you don't want (or can't)+ modify system wide settings.++ ghc --make Setup.hs -o setup -package Cabal+ ./setup configure --prefix=/foo+ ./setup build+ ./setup install --user++ The last command registers the package only for+ the user.++++Optionally generating Haddock Documentation+-------------------------------------------++ Output generated in dist/doc/html++ ./setup haddock+
+ Setup.hs view
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+ examples/README view
@@ -0,0 +1,30 @@+To compile the examples some modules of the library HList have to be exposed.+The following is an example of a file "HList.cabal" which makes the examples work:++Name: HList+Version: 0.1+Category: Data+Synopsis: Heterogeneous lists+Description: HList is a record system providing strongly typed heterogenous lists, records,+ type-indexed products (TIP) and co-products; licensed under the MIT X License.+License: OtherLicense+License-File: LICENSE+Author: 2004 Oleg Kiselyov (FNMOC, Monterey), Ralf Laemmel (CWI/VU, Amsterdam),+ Keean Schupke (Imperial College, London)+Maintainer: oleg@pobox.com++Tested-With: GHC==6.8.2+Build-Depends: base, template-haskell+Build-Type: Simple+Exposed-modules: Data.HList, Data.HList.Label4, Data.HList.Record, Data.HList.TypeCastGeneric1, + Data.HList.FakePrelude, Data.HList.TypeEqGeneric1, Data.HList.MakeLabels+Other-modules: Data.HList.CommonMain, Data.HList.Variant, Data.HList.GhcSyntax,+ Data.HList.GhcRecord,Data.HList.HZip, Data.HList.TIC, Data.HList.TIP,+ Data.HList.HTypeIndexed, Data.HList.HOccurs, Data.HList.HArray, Data.HList.GhcExperiments,+ Data.HList.HListPrelude, Data.HList.TypeEqBoolGeneric++extensions: EmptyDataDecls, FlexibleContexts, FlexibleInstances, FunctionalDependencies,+ MultiParamTypeClasses, OverlappingInstances, PatternSignatures, RankNTypes,+ ScopedTypeVariables, TypeSynonymInstances, UndecidableInstances+ghc-options: -O2 -Wall+
+ examples/calc.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,80 @@+{-# OPTIONS -XEmptyDataDecls #-}+{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}++module Calc where++import Data.AspectAG+import Data.AspectAG.Derive++import Data.HList.Label4+import Data.HList.TypeEqGeneric1+import Data.HList.TypeCastGeneric1++import UU.Pretty hiding (par)++--data types-------------------------------------------------------------------++data AGItf = AGItf { expr :: Expr}+ deriving Show++data Expr = IConst {int::Int}+ | Add {e1::Expr, e2::Expr}+ | Let {lnm::String, val::Expr, body::Expr}+ | Var {vnm::String}+ deriving Show+++$(deriveAG ''AGItf)+++allNT = nt_AGItf .*. nt_Expr .*. hNil+ +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+++$(attLabel "spp")++asp_spp () = synAspect spp allNT ((>|<)::PP_Doc->PP_Doc->PP_Doc) (empty::PP_Doc) ( p_AGItf .*. hNil )+ ( p_IConst .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> pp (chi # ch_int))+ .*. p_Add .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> ((chi # ch_e1) # spp) >|< "+" >|< ((chi # ch_e2) # spp)) + .*. p_Var .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> pp (chi # ch_vnm))+ .*. p_Let .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> "[" >|< (chi # ch_lnm) >|< "=" >|<+ ((chi # ch_val) # spp) >|< ":" >|< ((chi # ch_body) # spp) >|< "]") + .*. emptyRecord )+++$(attLabels ["ienv","sval"])++asp_ienv () = inhAspect ienv ( nt_Expr .*. hNil ) ( p_Add .*. p_Let .*. hNil )+ ( p_Let .=. (\(Fam chi par) -> ( ch_body .=. ((chi # ch_lnm), ((chi # ch_val) # sval)) : (par # ienv) + .*. emptyRecord))+ .*. p_AGItf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> ( ch_expr .=. ([] :: [(String,Int)])+ .*. emptyRecord))+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_sval () = synAspect sval allNT ((+)::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_AGItf .*. p_Add .*. hNil )+ ( p_IConst .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> chi # ch_int)+ .*. p_Var .=. (\(Fam chi par) -> maybe 0 id (lookup (chi # ch_vnm) (par # ienv)))+ .*. p_Let .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> (chi # ch_body) # sval) + .*. emptyRecord )+++$(attLabel "ccount")+++asp_ccount () = chnAspect ccount allNT ( p_AGItf .*. p_IConst .*. p_Add .*. p_Let .*. p_Var .*. hNil )+ emptyRecord+ ( p_Add .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> ((chi # ch_e2) # ccount) + 1 ) + .*. emptyRecord )+++----example--------------------------------------------------------------------+++ex = Let "x" (Add (Add (IConst 2) (IConst 3)) (IConst 1)) (Add (Var "x") (Var "x"))++ +expp = sem_AGItf (asp_spp ()) (AGItf ex) () # spp+exval = sem_AGItf (asp_sval () .+. asp_ienv ()) (AGItf ex) () # sval+excnt = sem_AGItf (asp_ccount ()) (AGItf ex) (ccount .=. 0 .*. emptyRecord) # ccount+
+ examples/calcM.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,96 @@+{-# OPTIONS -XEmptyDataDecls #-}+{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}++module Calc where++import Data.AspectAG+import Data.AspectAG.Derive++import Data.HList.Label4+import Data.HList.TypeEqGeneric1+import Data.HList.TypeCastGeneric1++import UU.Pretty hiding (par)+++--data types-------------------------------------------------------------------++data AGItf = AGItf { expr :: Expr}+ deriving Show++data Expr = IConst {int::Int}+ | Add {e1::Expr, e2::Expr}+ | Let {lnm::String, val::Expr, body::Expr}+ | Var {vnm::String}+ deriving Show+++$(deriveAG ''AGItf)+++allNT = nt_AGItf .*. nt_Expr .*. hNil+ +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------++$(attLabel "spp")++asp_spp () = synAspect spp allNT ((>|<)::PP_Doc->PP_Doc->PP_Doc) (empty::PP_Doc) ( p_AGItf .*. hNil )+ ( p_IConst .=. (def $ do int <- at ch_int+ return $ pp int )+ .*. p_Add .=. (def $ do e1 <- at ch_e1+ e2 <- at ch_e2+ return $ (e1 # spp) >|< "+" >|< (e2 # spp) ) + .*. p_Var .=. (def $ do vnm <- at ch_vnm + return $ pp vnm )+ .*. p_Let .=. (def $ do lnm <- at ch_lnm+ val <- at ch_val+ body <- at ch_body+ return $ "[" >|< lnm >|< "=" >|< (val # spp) >|< ":" >|< (body # spp) >|< "]") + .*. emptyRecord )+++$(attLabels ["ienv","sval"])+++asp_ienv () = inhAspect ienv ( nt_Expr .*. hNil ) ( p_Add .*. p_Let .*. hNil )+ ( p_Let .=. (def $ do lnm <- at ch_lnm+ val <- at ch_val+ lhs <- at lhs+ return ( ch_body .=. ((lnm, val # sval) : (lhs # ienv))+ .*. emptyRecord))+ .*. p_AGItf .=. (def $ do return ( ch_expr .=. ([] :: [(String,Int)])+ .*. emptyRecord))++ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_sval () = synAspect sval allNT ((+)::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_AGItf .*. p_Add .*. hNil )+ ( p_IConst .=. (def $ do int <- at ch_int+ return int)+ .*. p_Var .=. (def $ do vnm <- at ch_vnm+ lhs <- at lhs+ return $ maybe 0 id (lookup vnm (lhs # ienv)))+ .*. p_Let .=. (def $ do body <- at ch_body+ return $ body # sval) + .*. emptyRecord )+++$(attLabel "ccount")+++asp_ccount () = chnAspect ccount allNT ( p_AGItf .*. p_IConst .*. p_Add .*. p_Let .*. p_Var .*. hNil )+ emptyRecord+ ( p_Add .=. (def $ do e2 <- at ch_e2+ return $ (e2 # ccount) + 1 ) + .*. emptyRecord )+++----example--------------------------------------------------------------------+++ex = Let "x" (Add (Add (IConst 2) (IConst 3)) (IConst 1)) (Add (Var "x") (Var "x"))++ +expp = sem_AGItf (asp_spp ()) (AGItf ex) () # spp+exval = sem_AGItf (asp_sval () .+. asp_ienv ()) (AGItf ex) () # sval+excnt = sem_AGItf (asp_ccount ()) (AGItf ex) (ccount .=. 0 .*. emptyRecord) # ccount+
+ examples/repmin.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,69 @@+{-# OPTIONS -XEmptyDataDecls #-}+{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}++module Repmin where++import Data.AspectAG+import Data.AspectAG.Derive++import Data.HList.Label4+import Data.HList.TypeEqGeneric1+import Data.HList.TypeCastGeneric1++++--data types-------------------------------------------------------------------++data Root = Root { tree :: Tree}+ deriving Show++data Tree = Node {l::Tree, r::Tree}+ | Leaf {i::Int}+ deriving Show+++$(deriveAG ''Root)++ +--repmin-----------------------------------------------------------------------+++$(attLabels ["smin","ival","sres"])++asp_smin () = synAspect smin ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) (min::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> chi # ch_i)+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_ival () = inhAspect ival ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> ( ch_tree .=. (chi # ch_tree) # smin+ .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_sres () = synAspect sres ( nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) Node (Leaf 0) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> (chi # ch_tree) # sres)+ .*. p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam _ par) -> Leaf (par # ival))+ .*. emptyRecord )+++asp_repmin () = asp_smin () .+. asp_sres () .+. asp_ival ()++repmin tree = sem_Root (asp_repmin ()) (Root tree) () # sres+++++----example--------------------------------------------------------------------+++examplet = (Node (Node (Node (Leaf 1) (Leaf 4))+ (Node (Leaf 2) (Leaf 1))+ )++ (Node (Node (Leaf 9) (Leaf 8))+ (Leaf 6)+ )+ )++res_repmin = repmin examplet++
+ examples/repminM.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,72 @@+{-# OPTIONS -XEmptyDataDecls #-}+{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}++module Repmin where++import Data.AspectAG+import Data.AspectAG.Derive++import Data.HList.Label4+import Data.HList.TypeEqGeneric1+import Data.HList.TypeCastGeneric1++++--data types-------------------------------------------------------------------++data Root = Root { tree :: Tree}+ deriving Show++data Tree = Node {l::Tree, r::Tree}+ | Leaf {i::Int}+ deriving Show+++$(deriveAG ''Root)++ +--repmin-----------------------------------------------------------------------+++$(attLabels ["smin","ival","sres"])++asp_smin () = synAspect smin ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) (min::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (def $ liftM id (at ch_i))+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_ival () = inhAspect ival ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (def $ do tree <- at ch_tree + return ( ch_tree .=. tree # smin+ .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_sres () = synAspect sres ( nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) Node (Leaf 0) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (def $ do tree <- at ch_tree+ return $ tree # sres)+ .*. p_Leaf .=. (def $ do lhs <- at lhs + return $ Leaf (lhs # ival))+ .*. emptyRecord )+++asp_repmin () = asp_smin () .+. asp_sres () .+. asp_ival ()++repmin tree = sem_Root (asp_repmin ()) (Root tree) () # sres+++++----example--------------------------------------------------------------------+++examplet = (Node (Node (Node (Leaf 1) (Leaf 4))+ (Node (Leaf 2) (Leaf 1))+ )++ (Node (Node (Leaf 9) (Leaf 8))+ (Leaf 6)+ )+ )++res_repmin = repmin examplet++
+ examples/test1.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,106 @@+{-# OPTIONS -XEmptyDataDecls #-}++module Test where++import Data.AspectAG++import Data.HList.Label4+import Data.HList.TypeEqGeneric1+import Data.HList.TypeCastGeneric1++++--data types-------------------------------------------------------------------+data Root = Root Tree+ deriving Show++data Tree = Node Tree Tree+ | Leaf Int+ deriving Show+++--data types' dependent definitions++----non terminals+nt_Root = proxy::Proxy Root+nt_Tree = proxy::Proxy Tree++----productions+data P_Root; p_Root = proxy::Proxy P_Root+data P_Node; p_Node = proxy::Proxy P_Node+data P_Leaf; p_Leaf = proxy::Proxy P_Leaf++----children labels+data Ch_tree; ch_tree = proxy::Proxy (Ch_tree, Tree)+data Ch_l; ch_l = proxy::Proxy (Ch_l, Tree)+data Ch_r; ch_r = proxy::Proxy (Ch_r, Tree)+data Ch_i; ch_i = proxy::Proxy (Ch_i, Int)++----catamorphism+sem_Tree asp (Node left right) = knit (asp # p_Node) ( ch_l .=. sem_Tree asp left + .*. ch_r .=. sem_Tree asp right + .*. emptyRecord )+sem_Tree asp (Leaf i ) = knit (asp # p_Leaf) ( ch_i .=. sem_Lit i + .*. emptyRecord )+sem_Root asp (Root t ) = knit (asp # p_Root) ( ch_tree .=. sem_Tree asp t + .*. emptyRecord )+++--repmin-----------------------------------------------------------------------++data Att_smin; smin = proxy::Proxy Att_smin+data Att_ival; ival = proxy::Proxy Att_ival+data Att_sres; sres = proxy::Proxy Att_sres+++asp_smin () = synAspect smin ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) (min::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> chi # ch_i)+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_ival f = inhAspect ival ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> ( ch_tree .=. f (chi # ch_tree) + .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_sres () = synAspect sres ( nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) Node (Leaf 0) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> (chi # ch_tree) # sres)+ .*. p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam _ par) -> Leaf (par # ival))+ .*. emptyRecord )+++asp_repmin () = asp_smin () .+. asp_sres () .+. asp_ival (\c -> c # smin)++repmin tree = sem_Root (asp_repmin ()) (Root tree) () # sres+++--average----------------------------------------------------------------------++data Att_ssum; ssum = proxy::Proxy Att_ssum+data Att_scnt; scnt = proxy::Proxy Att_scnt++asp_ssum att f = + synAspect att ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ((+)::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> f chi )+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_avg () = asp_ssum scnt (const 1) .+. asp_ssum ssum (\c -> c # ch_i) .+. asp_sres () .+. asp_ival (\c -> div (c # ssum) (c # scnt))++avg tree = sem_Root (asp_avg ()) (Root tree) () # sres+++----example--------------------------------------------------------------------+++examplet = (Node (Node (Node (Leaf 1) (Leaf 4))+ (Node (Leaf 2) (Leaf 1))+ )++ (Node (Node (Leaf 9) (Leaf 8))+ (Leaf 6)+ )+ )++res_repmin = repmin examplet++res_avg = avg examplet+
+ examples/test1TH.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,86 @@+{-# OPTIONS -XEmptyDataDecls #-}+{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}++module Test where++import Data.AspectAG+import Data.AspectAG.Derive++import Data.HList.Label4+import Data.HList.TypeEqGeneric1+import Data.HList.TypeCastGeneric1++++--data types-------------------------------------------------------------------++data Root = Root { tree :: Tree}+ deriving Show++data Tree = Node {l::Tree, r::Tree}+ | Leaf {i::Int}+ deriving Show+++$(deriveAG ''Root)++ +--repmin-----------------------------------------------------------------------+++$(attLabels ["smin","ival","sres"])++asp_smin () = synAspect smin ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) (min::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> chi # ch_i)+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_ival f = inhAspect ival ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> ( ch_tree .=. f (chi # ch_tree) + .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_sres () = synAspect sres ( nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) Node (Leaf 0) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> (chi # ch_tree) # sres)+ .*. p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam _ par) -> Leaf (par # ival))+ .*. emptyRecord )+++asp_repmin () = asp_smin () .+. asp_sres () .+. asp_ival (\c -> c # smin)++repmin tree = sem_Root (asp_repmin ()) (Root tree) () # sres+++++--average----------------------------------------------------------------------++$(attLabels ["ssum","scnt"])+++asp_ssum att f = + synAspect att ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ((+)::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> f chi )+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_avg () = asp_ssum scnt (const 1) .+. asp_ssum ssum (\c -> c # ch_i) .+. asp_sres () .+. asp_ival (\c -> div (c # ssum) (c # scnt))++avg tree = sem_Root (asp_avg ()) (Root tree) () # sres++++----example--------------------------------------------------------------------+++examplet = (Node (Node (Node (Leaf 1) (Leaf 4))+ (Node (Leaf 2) (Leaf 1))+ )++ (Node (Node (Leaf 9) (Leaf 8))+ (Leaf 6)+ )+ )++res_repmin = repmin examplet++res_avg = avg examplet+
+ examples/test2.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,122 @@+{-# OPTIONS -XEmptyDataDecls #-}++module Test where++import Data.AspectAG++import Data.HList.Label4+import Data.HList.TypeEqGeneric1+import Data.HList.TypeCastGeneric1++++--data types-------------------------------------------------------------------+data Root = Root Tree+ deriving Show++data Tree = Node Tree Tree+ | Bin Tree Int Tree+ | Leaf Int+ deriving Show+++ +--data types' dependent definitions++----non terminals+nt_Root = proxy::Proxy Root+nt_Tree = proxy::Proxy Tree++----productions+data P_Root; p_Root = proxy::Proxy P_Root+data P_Node; p_Node = proxy::Proxy P_Node+data P_Bin; p_Bin = proxy::Proxy P_Bin+data P_Leaf; p_Leaf = proxy::Proxy P_Leaf++----children labels+data Ch_tree; ch_tree = proxy::Proxy (Ch_tree, Tree)+data Ch_l; ch_l = proxy::Proxy (Ch_l, Tree)+data Ch_r; ch_r = proxy::Proxy (Ch_r, Tree)+data Ch_i; ch_i = proxy::Proxy (Ch_i, Int)+data Ch_lb; ch_lb = proxy::Proxy (Ch_lb, Tree)+data Ch_rb; ch_rb = proxy::Proxy (Ch_rb, Tree)+data Ch_ib; ch_ib = proxy::Proxy (Ch_ib, Int)++----catamorphism+sem_Tree asp (Node left right) = knit (asp # p_Node) ( ch_l .=. sem_Tree asp left + .*. ch_r .=. sem_Tree asp right + .*. emptyRecord )+sem_Tree asp (Bin left i right) = knit (asp # p_Bin) ( ch_lb .=. sem_Tree asp left + .*. ch_ib .=. sem_Lit i + .*. ch_rb .=. sem_Tree asp right + .*. emptyRecord )+sem_Tree asp (Leaf i ) = knit (asp # p_Leaf) ( ch_i .=. sem_Lit i + .*. emptyRecord )++sem_Root asp (Root t ) = knit (asp # p_Root) ( ch_tree .=. sem_Tree asp t + .*. emptyRecord )+++--repmin-----------------------------------------------------------------------++data Att_smin; smin = proxy::Proxy Att_smin+data Att_ival; ival = proxy::Proxy Att_ival+data Att_sres; sres = proxy::Proxy Att_sres+++asp_smin () = synAspect smin ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) (min::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. p_Bin .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> chi # ch_i)+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_ival f = inhAspect ival ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. p_Bin .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> ( ch_tree .=. f (chi # ch_tree) + .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_sres () = synAspect sres ( nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) Node (Leaf 0) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> (chi # ch_tree) # sres)+ .*. p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam _ par) -> Leaf (par # ival))+ .*. p_Bin .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> Bin ((chi # ch_lb) # sres) (chi # ch_ib) ((chi # ch_rb) # sres))+ .*. emptyRecord )+++asp_repmin () = asp_smin () .+. asp_sres () .+. asp_ival (\c -> c # smin)++repmin tree = sem_Root (asp_repmin ()) (Root tree) () # sres+++--average----------------------------------------------------------------------++data Att_ssum; ssum = proxy::Proxy Att_ssum+data Att_scnt; scnt = proxy::Proxy Att_scnt++asp_ssum () = + synAspect ssum ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ((+)::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. p_Bin .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> chi # ch_i)+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_scnt () = + synAspect scnt ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ((+)::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. p_Bin .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> 1)+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_avg () = asp_scnt () .+. asp_ssum () .+. asp_sres () .+. asp_ival (\c -> div (c # ssum) (c # scnt))++avg tree = sem_Root (asp_avg ()) (Root tree) () # sres++----example--------------------------------------------------------------------++examplet = (Node (Bin (Node (Leaf 1) (Leaf 4))+ 100+ (Node (Leaf 2) (Leaf 1))+ )++ (Node (Bin (Leaf 9) 300 (Leaf 8))+ (Leaf 6)+ )+ )++res_repmin = repmin examplet++res_avg = avg examplet+
+ examples/test2TH.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,93 @@+{-# OPTIONS -XEmptyDataDecls #-}+{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}++module Test where++import Data.AspectAG+import Data.AspectAG.Derive+++import Data.HList.Label4+import Data.HList.TypeEqGeneric1+import Data.HList.TypeCastGeneric1++++--data types-------------------------------------------------------------------++data Root = Root { tree :: Tree}+ deriving Show++data Tree = Node {l::Tree, r::Tree}+ | Bin {lb::Tree, ib::Int, rb::Tree}+ | Leaf {i::Int}+ deriving Show+++$(deriveAG ''Root)++ ++--repmin-----------------------------------------------------------------------+++$(attLabels ["smin","ival","sres"])+++asp_smin () = synAspect smin ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) (min::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. p_Bin .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> chi # ch_i)+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_ival f = inhAspect ival ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. p_Bin .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> ( ch_tree .=. f (chi # ch_tree) + .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_sres () = synAspect sres ( nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) Node (Leaf 0) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> (chi # ch_tree) # sres)+ .*. p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam _ par) -> Leaf (par # ival))+ .*. p_Bin .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> Bin ((chi # ch_lb) # sres) (chi # ch_ib) ((chi # ch_rb) # sres))+ .*. emptyRecord )+++asp_repmin () = asp_smin () .+. asp_sres () .+. asp_ival (\c -> c # smin)++repmin tree = sem_Root (asp_repmin ()) (Root tree) () # sres++++--average----------------------------------------------------------------------++$(attLabels ["ssum","scnt"])++asp_ssum () = + synAspect ssum ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ((+)::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. p_Bin .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> chi # ch_i)+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_scnt () = + synAspect scnt ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ((+)::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. p_Bin .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> 1)+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_avg () = asp_scnt () .+. asp_ssum () .+. asp_sres () .+. asp_ival (\c -> div (c # ssum) (c # scnt))++avg tree = sem_Root (asp_avg ()) (Root tree) () # sres+++----example--------------------------------------------------------------------++examplet = (Node (Bin (Node (Leaf 1) (Leaf 4))+ 100+ (Node (Leaf 2) (Leaf 1))+ )++ (Node (Bin (Leaf 9) 300 (Leaf 8))+ (Leaf 6)+ )+ )++res_repmin = repmin examplet++res_avg = avg examplet+
+ examples/test3.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,114 @@+{-# OPTIONS -XEmptyDataDecls #-}++module Test where++import Data.AspectAG++import Data.HList.Label4+import Data.HList.TypeEqGeneric1+import Data.HList.TypeCastGeneric1++++--data types-------------------------------------------------------------------+data Root = Root Tree+ deriving Show++data Tree = Node Tree Tree+ | Leaf Int+ deriving Show+++--data types' dependent definitions++----non terminals+nt_Root = proxy::Proxy Root+nt_Tree = proxy::Proxy Tree++----productions+data P_Root; p_Root = proxy::Proxy P_Root+data P_Node; p_Node = proxy::Proxy P_Node+data P_Leaf; p_Leaf = proxy::Proxy P_Leaf++----children labels+data Ch_tree; ch_tree = proxy::Proxy (Ch_tree, Tree)+data Ch_l; ch_l = proxy::Proxy (Ch_l, Tree)+data Ch_r; ch_r = proxy::Proxy (Ch_r, Tree)+data Ch_i; ch_i = proxy::Proxy (Ch_i, Int)++----catamorphism+sem_Tree asp (Node left right) = knit (asp # p_Node) ( ch_l .=. sem_Tree asp left + .*. ch_r .=. sem_Tree asp right + .*. emptyRecord )+sem_Tree asp (Leaf i ) = knit (asp # p_Leaf) ( ch_i .=. sem_Lit i + .*. emptyRecord )+sem_Root asp (Root t ) = knit (asp # p_Root) ( ch_tree .=. sem_Tree asp t + .*. emptyRecord )+++--repmin-----------------------------------------------------------------------++data Att_smin; smin = proxy::Proxy Att_smin+data Att_ival; ival = proxy::Proxy Att_ival+data Att_sres; sres = proxy::Proxy Att_sres+++asp_smin () = synAspect smin ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) (min::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> chi # ch_i)+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_ival a = inhAspect ival ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> ( ch_tree .=. (chi # ch_tree) # a+ .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_sres a = synAspect sres ( nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) Node (Leaf 0) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> (chi # ch_tree) # sres)+ .*. p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam _ par) -> Leaf (par # a))+ .*. emptyRecord )+++asp_repmin a = asp_smin () .+. asp_sres a .+. asp_ival smin++repmin tree = sem_Root (asp_repmin ival) (Root tree) () # sres+++--chained attribute------------------------------------------------------------++data Att_ccnt; ccnt = proxy::Proxy Att_ccnt+++asp_ccnt () = chnAspect ccnt (nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam _ _) -> ( ch_tree .=. (0::Int)+ .*. emptyRecord ) ) + .*. emptyRecord )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi par) -> + if chi # ch_i == (par # ival) + then (par # ccnt) +1 + else par # ccnt+ )+ .*. emptyRecord )++++asp_cnt () = asp_ccnt () .+. asp_repmin ccnt++cnt tree = sem_Root (asp_cnt ()) (Root tree) () # sres+++----example--------------------------------------------------------------------+++examplet = (Node (Node (Node (Leaf 1) (Leaf 4))+ (Node (Leaf 2) (Leaf 1))+ )++ (Node (Node (Leaf 9) (Leaf 8))+ (Leaf 6)+ )+ )++res_repmin = repmin examplet++res_cnt = cnt examplet+
+ examples/test3TH.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,91 @@+{-# OPTIONS -XEmptyDataDecls #-}+{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}++module Test where++import Data.AspectAG+import Data.AspectAG.Derive++import Data.HList.Label4+import Data.HList.TypeEqGeneric1+import Data.HList.TypeCastGeneric1++++--data types-------------------------------------------------------------------++data Root = Root { tree :: Tree}+ deriving Show++data Tree = Node {l::Tree, r::Tree}+ | Leaf {i::Int}+ deriving Show+++$(deriveAG ''Root)+++--repmin-----------------------------------------------------------------------++$(attLabels ["smin","ival","sres"])+++asp_smin () = synAspect smin ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) (min::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> chi # ch_i)+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_ival a = inhAspect ival ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> ( ch_tree .=. (chi # ch_tree) # a+ .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_sres a = synAspect sres ( nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) Node (Leaf 0) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> (chi # ch_tree) # sres)+ .*. p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam _ par) -> Leaf (par # a))+ .*. emptyRecord )+++asp_repmin a = asp_smin () .+. asp_sres a .+. asp_ival smin++repmin tree = sem_Root (asp_repmin ival) (Root tree) () # sres+++--chained attribute------------------------------------------------------------++$(attLabel "ccnt")+++asp_ccnt () = chnAspect ccnt (nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam _ _) -> ( ch_tree .=. (0::Int)+ .*. emptyRecord ) ) + .*. emptyRecord )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi par) -> + if chi # ch_i == (par # ival) + then (par # ccnt) +1 + else par # ccnt+ )+ .*. emptyRecord )++++asp_cnt () = asp_ccnt () .+. asp_repmin ccnt++cnt tree = sem_Root (asp_cnt ()) (Root tree) () # sres+++----example--------------------------------------------------------------------+++examplet = (Node (Node (Node (Leaf 1) (Leaf 4))+ (Node (Leaf 2) (Leaf 1))+ )++ (Node (Node (Leaf 9) (Leaf 8))+ (Leaf 6)+ )+ )++res_repmin = repmin examplet++res_cnt = cnt examplet+
+ examples/test4.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,93 @@+{-# OPTIONS -XEmptyDataDecls #-}++module Test where++import Data.AspectAG++import Data.HList.Label4+import Data.HList.TypeEqGeneric1+import Data.HList.TypeCastGeneric1++++--data types-------------------------------------------------------------------+data Root = Root Tree+ deriving Show++data Tree = Node Tree Tree+ | Leaf Int+ deriving Show+++--data types' dependent definitions++----non terminals+nt_Root = proxy::Proxy Root+nt_Tree = proxy::Proxy Tree++----productions+data P_Root; p_Root = proxy::Proxy P_Root+data P_Node; p_Node = proxy::Proxy P_Node+data P_Leaf; p_Leaf = proxy::Proxy P_Leaf++----children labels+data Ch_tree; ch_tree = proxy::Proxy (Ch_tree, Tree)+data Ch_l; ch_l = proxy::Proxy (Ch_l, Tree)+data Ch_r; ch_r = proxy::Proxy (Ch_r, Tree)+data Ch_i; ch_i = proxy::Proxy (Ch_i, Int)++----catamorphism+sem_Tree asp (Node left right) = knit (asp # p_Node) ( ch_l .=. sem_Tree asp left + .*. ch_r .=. sem_Tree asp right + .*. emptyRecord )+sem_Tree asp (Leaf i ) = knit (asp # p_Leaf) ( ch_i .=. sem_Lit i + .*. emptyRecord )+sem_Root asp (Root t ) = knit (asp # p_Root) ( ch_tree .=. sem_Tree asp t + .*. emptyRecord )+++--repmin-----------------------------------------------------------------------++data Att_smin; smin = proxy::Proxy Att_smin+data Att_ival; ival = proxy::Proxy Att_ival+data Att_sres; sres = proxy::Proxy Att_sres+++asp_smin () = synAspect smin ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) (min::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> chi # ch_i)+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_ival f = inhAspect ival ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> ( ch_tree .=. f (chi # ch_tree) + .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. p_Node .=. (\(Fam _ par) -> ( ch_l .=. (par # ival) + 1 -- difference with repmin (doesn't apply copy rule for ch_l)+ .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_sres () = synAspect sres ( nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) Node (Leaf 0) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> (chi # ch_tree) # sres)+ .*. p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam _ par) -> Leaf (par # ival))+ .*. emptyRecord )+++asp_repmin () = asp_smin () .+. asp_sres () .+. asp_ival (\c -> c # smin)++repmin tree = sem_Root (asp_repmin ()) (Root tree) () # sres++++----example--------------------------------------------------------------------+++examplet = (Node (Node (Node (Leaf 1) (Leaf 4))+ (Node (Leaf 2) (Leaf 1))+ )++ (Node (Node (Leaf 9) (Leaf 8))+ (Leaf 6)+ )+ )++res_repmin = repmin examplet++
+ examples/test4TH.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,70 @@+{-# OPTIONS -XEmptyDataDecls #-}+{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}++module Test where++import Data.AspectAG+import Data.AspectAG.Derive++import Data.HList.Label4+import Data.HList.TypeEqGeneric1+import Data.HList.TypeCastGeneric1++++--data types-------------------------------------------------------------------++data Root = Root { tree :: Tree}+ deriving Show++data Tree = Node {l::Tree, r::Tree}+ | Leaf {i::Int}+ deriving Show+++$(deriveAG ''Root)+++--repmin-----------------------------------------------------------------------++$(attLabels ["smin","ival","sres"])+++asp_smin () = synAspect smin ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) (min::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> chi # ch_i)+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_ival f = inhAspect ival ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> ( ch_tree .=. f (chi # ch_tree) + .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. p_Node .=. (\(Fam _ par) -> ( ch_l .=. (par # ival) + 1 -- difference with repmin (doesn't apply copy rule for ch_l)+ .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_sres () = synAspect sres ( nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) Node (Leaf 0) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> (chi # ch_tree) # sres)+ .*. p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam _ par) -> Leaf (par # ival))+ .*. emptyRecord )+++asp_repmin () = asp_smin () .+. asp_sres () .+. asp_ival (\c -> c # smin)++repmin tree = sem_Root (asp_repmin ()) (Root tree) () # sres++++----example--------------------------------------------------------------------+++examplet = (Node (Node (Node (Leaf 1) (Leaf 4))+ (Node (Leaf 2) (Leaf 1))+ )++ (Node (Node (Leaf 9) (Leaf 8))+ (Leaf 6)+ )+ )++res_repmin = repmin examplet++
+ examples/test5.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,116 @@+{-# OPTIONS -XEmptyDataDecls #-}++module Test where++import Data.AspectAG++import Data.HList.Label4+import Data.HList.TypeEqGeneric1+import Data.HList.TypeCastGeneric1++++--data types-------------------------------------------------------------------+data Root = Root Tree+ deriving Show++data Tree = Node Tree Tree+ | Leaf Int+ deriving Show+++--data types' dependent definitions++----non terminals+nt_Root = proxy::Proxy Root+nt_Tree = proxy::Proxy Tree++----productions+data P_Root; p_Root = proxy::Proxy P_Root+data P_Node; p_Node = proxy::Proxy P_Node+data P_Leaf; p_Leaf = proxy::Proxy P_Leaf++----children labels+data Ch_tree; ch_tree = proxy::Proxy (Ch_tree, Tree)+data Ch_l; ch_l = proxy::Proxy (Ch_l, Tree)+data Ch_r; ch_r = proxy::Proxy (Ch_r, Tree)+data Ch_i; ch_i = proxy::Proxy (Ch_i, Int)++----catamorphism+sem_Tree asp (Node left right) = knit (asp # p_Node) ( ch_l .=. sem_Tree asp left + .*. ch_r .=. sem_Tree asp right + .*. emptyRecord )+sem_Tree asp (Leaf i ) = knit (asp # p_Leaf) ( ch_i .=. sem_Lit i + .*. emptyRecord )+sem_Root asp (Root t ) = knit (asp # p_Root) ( ch_tree .=. sem_Tree asp t + .*. emptyRecord )+++--repmin-----------------------------------------------------------------------++data Att_smin; smin = proxy::Proxy Att_smin+data Att_ival; ival = proxy::Proxy Att_ival+data Att_sres; sres = proxy::Proxy Att_sres+++asp_smin () = synAspect smin ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) (min::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> chi # ch_i)+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_ival a = inhAspect ival ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> ( ch_tree .=. (chi # ch_tree) # a+ .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_sres a = synAspect sres ( nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) Node (Leaf 0) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> (chi # ch_tree) # sres)+ .*. p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam _ par) -> Leaf (par # a))+ .*. emptyRecord )+++asp_repmin a = asp_smin () .+. asp_sres a .+. asp_ival smin++repmin tree = sem_Root (asp_repmin ival) (Root tree) () # sres+++--chained attribute------------------------------------------------------------++data Att_ccnt; ccnt = proxy::Proxy Att_ccnt+++asp_ccnt () = chnAspect ccnt (nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam _ _) -> ( ch_tree .=. (0::Int)+ .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. p_Node .=. (\(Fam _ par) -> ( ch_l .=. (par # ccnt) + 10 -- diference with scn (doesn't use chain rule for ch_l) + .*. emptyRecord) ) + .*. emptyRecord )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi par) -> + if chi # ch_i == (par # ival) + then (par # ccnt) +1 + else par # ccnt+ )+ .*. emptyRecord )++++asp_cnt () = asp_ccnt () .+. asp_repmin ccnt++cnt tree = sem_Root (asp_cnt ()) (Root tree) () # sres+++----example--------------------------------------------------------------------+++examplet = (Node (Node (Node (Leaf 1) (Leaf 4))+ (Node (Leaf 2) (Leaf 1))+ )++ (Node (Node (Leaf 9) (Leaf 8))+ (Leaf 6)+ )+ )++res_repmin = repmin examplet++res_cnt = cnt examplet+
+ examples/test5TH.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,93 @@+{-# OPTIONS -XEmptyDataDecls #-}+{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}++module Test where++import Data.AspectAG+import Data.AspectAG.Derive++import Data.HList.Label4+import Data.HList.TypeEqGeneric1+import Data.HList.TypeCastGeneric1++++--data types-------------------------------------------------------------------++data Root = Root { tree :: Tree}+ deriving Show++data Tree = Node {l::Tree, r::Tree}+ | Leaf {i::Int}+ deriving Show+++$(deriveAG ''Root)+++--repmin-----------------------------------------------------------------------++$(attLabels ["smin","ival","sres"])+++asp_smin () = synAspect smin ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) (min::Int->Int->Int) (0::Int) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> chi # ch_i)+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_ival a = inhAspect ival ( nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> ( ch_tree .=. (chi # ch_tree) # a+ .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. emptyRecord )++asp_sres a = synAspect sres ( nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) Node (Leaf 0) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam chi _) -> (chi # ch_tree) # sres)+ .*. p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam _ par) -> Leaf (par # a))+ .*. emptyRecord )+++asp_repmin a = asp_smin () .+. asp_sres a .+. asp_ival smin++repmin tree = sem_Root (asp_repmin ival) (Root tree) () # sres+++--chained attribute------------------------------------------------------------++$(attLabel "ccnt")+++asp_ccnt () = chnAspect ccnt (nt_Root .*. nt_Tree .*. hNil ) ( p_Node .*. hNil )+ ( p_Root .=. (\(Fam _ _) -> ( ch_tree .=. (0::Int)+ .*. emptyRecord ) )+ .*. p_Node .=. (\(Fam _ par) -> ( ch_l .=. (par # ccnt) + 10 -- diference with scn (doesn't use chain rule for ch_l) + .*. emptyRecord) ) + .*. emptyRecord )+ ( p_Leaf .=. (\(Fam chi par) -> + if chi # ch_i == (par # ival) + then (par # ccnt) +1 + else par # ccnt+ )+ .*. emptyRecord )++++asp_cnt () = asp_ccnt () .+. asp_repmin ccnt++cnt tree = sem_Root (asp_cnt ()) (Root tree) () # sres+++----example--------------------------------------------------------------------+++examplet = (Node (Node (Node (Leaf 1) (Leaf 4))+ (Node (Leaf 2) (Leaf 1))+ )++ (Node (Node (Leaf 9) (Leaf 8))+ (Leaf 6)+ )+ )++res_repmin = repmin examplet++res_cnt = cnt examplet+
+ src/Data/AspectAG.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,665 @@+{-# OPTIONS -XMultiParamTypeClasses -XFunctionalDependencies + -XFlexibleContexts -XFlexibleInstances + -XUndecidableInstances + -XExistentialQuantification + -XEmptyDataDecls -XRank2Types + -XTypeSynonymInstances #-} + +{-| + Library for First-Class Attribute Grammars. + + The library is documented in the paper: /Attribute Grammars Fly First-Class. How to do aspect oriented programming in Haskell/ + + + For more documentation see the AspectAG webpage: + <http://www.cs.uu.nl/wiki/bin/view/Center/AspectAG>. +-} + + +module Data.AspectAG ( + + -- * Rules + Att, Fam(..), Chi, Rule, + inhdef, syndef, ext, + + -- * Aspects + Prd, (.+.), + + -- * Semantic Functions + sem_Lit, knit, + + -- * Common Patterns + copy, use, chain, + + -- * Defining Aspects + inhAspect, synAspect, chnAspect, + attAspect, defAspect, + At(..), lhs, def, + + module Data.HList + ) where + +import Data.HList hiding ((.+.), hUpdateAtLabel) +import Data.HList.FakePrelude + +import Control.Monad.Reader + +-- | Field of an attribution. +type Att att val = LVPair att val + +-- | A Family 'Fam' contains a single attribution 'p' for the parent and +-- a collection of attributions 'c' for the children. +data Fam c p = Fam c p + +-- | Field of the record of attributions for the children. +type Chi ch atts = LVPair ch atts + +-- | The type 'Rule' states that a rule takes as input the synthesized attributes +-- of the children 'sc' and the inherited attributes of the parent 'ip' and returns +-- a function from the output constructed thus far (inherited attributes of the children +-- |ic| and synthesized attributes of the parent 'sp') to the extended output. +type Rule sc ip ic sp ic' sp' = Fam sc ip -> Fam ic sp -> Fam ic' sp' + +-- | The function 'syndef' adds the definition of a synthesized attribute. +-- It takes a label 'att' representing the name of the new attribute, +-- a value 'val' to be assigned to this attribute, and it builds a function which +-- updates the output constructed thus far. +syndef :: HExtend (Att att val) sp sp' + => att -> val -> (Fam ic sp -> Fam ic sp') +syndef att val (Fam ic sp) = Fam ic (att .=. val .*. sp) + +-- | The function 'inhdef' introduces a new inherited attribute for +-- a collection of non-terminals. +-- It takes the following parameters: +-- 'att': the attribute which is being defined, +-- 'nts': the non-terminals with which this attribute is being associated, and +-- 'vals': a record labelled with child names and containing values, +-- describing how to compute the attribute being defined at each +-- of the applicable child positions. +-- It builds a function which updates the output constructed thus far.|| +inhdef :: Defs att nts vals ic ic' + => att -> nts -> vals -> (Fam ic sp -> Fam ic' sp) +inhdef att nts vals (Fam ic sp) = + Fam (defs att nts vals ic) sp + + +-- | The class 'Def' is defined by induction over the record 'vals' +-- containing the new definitions. +-- The function 'defs' inserts each definition into the attribution +-- of the corresponding child. +class Defs att nts vals ic ic' | vals ic -> ic' where + defs :: att -> nts -> vals -> ic -> ic' + +instance Defs att nts (Record HNil) ic ic where + defs _ _ _ ic = ic + +instance ( Defs att nts (Record vs) ic ic' + , HasLabel (Proxy (lch,t)) ic' mch + , HMember (Proxy t) nts mnts + , SingleDef mch mnts att + (Chi (Proxy (lch,t)) vch) + ic' ic'' ) + => Defs att nts + (Record (HCons (Chi (Proxy (lch,t)) vch) vs)) + ic ic'' + where + defs att nts ~(Record (HCons pch vs)) ic = + singledef mch mnts att pch ic' + where ic' = defs att nts (Record vs) ic + lch = labelLVPair pch + mch = hasLabel lch ic' + mnts = hMember (sndProxy lch) nts + + +class SingleDef mch mnts att pv ic ic' + | mch mnts pv ic -> ic' + where singledef :: mch -> mnts -> att -> pv -> ic -> ic' + + +data IncorrectDef l lch err +data UndefNT t +data UndefProd t +data UndefAtt t + +instance Fail (IncorrectDef l lch (UndefNT t)) + => SingleDef HTrue HFalse (Proxy l) (LVPair (Proxy (lch,t)) c) r r' where + singledef = undefined + +instance Fail (IncorrectDef l lch (UndefProd (lch,t))) + => SingleDef HFalse HTrue (Proxy l) (LVPair (Proxy (lch,t)) c) r r' where + singledef = undefined + + +instance ( HasField lch ic och + , HExtend (Att att vch) och och' + , HUpdateAtLabel lch och' ic ic') + => SingleDef HTrue HTrue att (Chi lch vch) ic ic' + where singledef _ _ att pch ic = + hUpdateAtLabel lch (att .=. vch .*. och) ic + where lch = labelLVPair pch + vch = valueLVPair pch + och = hLookupByLabel lch ic + +-- | Composition of two rules. +ext :: Rule sc ip ic' sp' ic'' sp'' -> Rule sc ip ic sp ic' sp' + -> Rule sc ip ic sp ic'' sp'' +ext f g input = f input . g input + +-- | Field of an aspect. It associates a production 'prd' with a rule 'rule'. +type Prd prd rule = LVPair prd rule + +-- | The class 'Com' combines two aspects. +class Com r r' r'' | r r' -> r'' + where (.+.) :: r -> r' -> r'' + +instance Com r (Record HNil) r + where r .+. _ = r + +instance ( HasLabel lprd r b + , ComSingle b (Prd lprd rprd) r r''' + , Com r''' (Record r') r'') + => Com r (Record (HCons (Prd lprd rprd) r')) r'' + where + r .+. (Record (HCons prd r')) = r'' + where b = hasLabel (labelLVPair prd) r + r''' = comsingle b prd r + r'' = r''' .+. (Record r') + + +class ComSingle b f r r' | b f r -> r' + where comsingle :: b -> f -> r -> r' + +instance ( HasField lprd r (Rule sc ip ic' sp' ic'' sp'') + , HUpdateAtLabel lprd (Rule sc ip + ic sp + ic'' sp'') + r r') + => ComSingle HTrue (Prd lprd (Rule sc ip ic sp ic' sp')) + r r' + where + comsingle _ f r = hUpdateAtLabel n ((r # n) `ext` v) r + where n = labelLVPair f + v = valueLVPair f + +instance ComSingle HFalse f (Record r) (Record (HCons f r)) + where comsingle _ f (Record r) = Record (HCons f r) + +-- | Semantic function of a terminal +sem_Lit :: a -> Record HNil -> a +sem_Lit e (Record HNil) = e + + +-- | The function 'knit' takes the combined rules for a node and the +-- semantic functions of the children, and builds a +-- function from the inherited attributes of the parent to its +-- synthesized attributes. +knit :: ( Kn fc ic sc, Empties fc ec) + => Rule sc ip ec (Record HNil) ic sp + -> fc -> ip -> sp +knit rule fc ip = + let ec = empties fc + (Fam ic sp) = rule (Fam sc ip) + (Fam ec emptyRecord) + sc = kn fc ic + in sp + + + +class Kn fc ic sc | fc -> ic sc where + kn :: fc -> ic -> sc + +instance Kn fc ic sc + => Kn (Record fc) (Record ic) (Record sc) where + kn (Record fc) (Record ic) = Record $ kn fc ic + + +instance Kn HNil HNil HNil where + kn _ _ = hNil + +instance Kn fcr icr scr + => Kn (HCons (Chi lch (ich->sch)) fcr) + (HCons (Chi lch ich) icr) + (HCons (Chi lch sch) scr) + where + kn ~(HCons pfch fcr) ~(HCons pich icr) = + let scr = kn fcr icr + lch = labelLVPair pfch + fch = valueLVPair pfch + ich = valueLVPair pich + in HCons (newLVPair lch (fch ich)) scr + + +class Empties fc ec | fc -> ec where + empties :: fc -> ec + +instance Empties fc ec => Empties (Record fc) (Record ec) + where empties (Record fc) = Record $ empties fc + +instance Empties fcr ecr + => Empties (HCons (Chi lch fch) fcr) + (HCons (Chi lch (Record HNil)) ecr) + where + empties ~(HCons pch fcr) = + let ecr = empties fcr + lch = labelLVPair pch + in HCons (newLVPair lch emptyRecord) ecr + +instance Empties HNil HNil where + empties _ = hNil + + +-- | A /copy/ rule copies an inherited attribute from the parent to all its children. +-- The function 'copy' takes the name of an attribute 'att' and +-- an heterogeneous list of non-terminals 'nts' for which the attribute has to be defined, +-- and generates a copy rule for this. +copy :: (Copy att nts vp ic ic', HasField att ip vp) + => att -> nts -> Rule sc ip ic sp ic' sp +copy att nts (Fam _ ip) = defcp att nts (ip # att) + +defcp :: Copy att nts vp ic ic' + => att -> nts -> vp -> (Fam ic sp -> Fam ic' sp) +defcp att nts vp (Fam ic sp) = + Fam (cpychi att nts vp ic) sp + +class Copy att nts vp ic ic' | ic -> ic' where + cpychi :: att -> nts -> vp -> ic -> ic' + +instance Copy att nts vp (Record HNil) (Record HNil) where + cpychi _ _ _ _ = emptyRecord + +instance ( Copy att nts vp (Record ics) ics' + , HMember (Proxy t) nts mnts + , HasLabel att vch mvch + , Copy' mnts mvch att vp + (Chi (Proxy (lch, t)) vch) + pch + , HExtend pch ics' ic) + => Copy att nts vp + (Record (HCons (Chi (Proxy (lch, t)) vch) ics)) + ic + where + cpychi att nts vp (Record (HCons pch ics)) = + cpychi' mnts mvch att vp pch .*. ics' + where ics' = cpychi att nts vp (Record ics) + lch = sndProxy (labelLVPair pch) + vch = valueLVPair pch + mnts = hMember lch nts + mvch = hasLabel att vch + +class Copy' mnts mvch att vp pch pch' | mnts mvch pch -> pch' + where + cpychi' :: mnts -> mvch -> att -> vp -> pch -> pch' + +instance Copy' HFalse mvch att vp pch pch where + cpychi' _ _ _ _ pch = pch + +instance Copy' HTrue HTrue att vp pch pch where + cpychi' _ _ _ _ pch = pch + +instance HExtend (Att att vp) vch vch' + => Copy' HTrue HFalse att vp (Chi lch vch) + (Chi lch vch') where + cpychi' _ _ att vp pch = lch .=. (att .=. vp .*. vch) + where lch = labelLVPair pch + vch = valueLVPair pch + + + +-- | A /use/ rule declares a synthesized attribute that collects information +-- from some of the children. +-- The function 'use' takes the following arguments: the attribute to be defined, +-- the list of non-terminals for which the attribute is defined, +-- a monoidal operator which combines the attribute values, +-- and a unit value to be used in those cases where none of +-- the children has such an attribute. +use :: (Use att nts a sc, HExtend (Att att a) sp sp') + => att -> nts -> (a -> a -> a) -> a + -> Rule sc ip ic sp ic sp' + +use att nts oper unit (Fam sc _) = syndef att val + where val = case usechi att nts oper sc of + Just r -> r + Nothing -> unit + + +class Use att nts a sc where + usechi :: att -> nts -> (a -> a -> a) -> sc -> Maybe a + +instance Use att nts a sc => Use att nts a (Record sc) where + usechi att nts oper (Record sc) = usechi att nts oper sc + +instance Use l nt a HNil where + usechi _ _ _ _ = Nothing + + +instance ( HMember (Proxy t) nts mnts + , Use' mnts att nts a (HCons (LVPair (Proxy (lch, t)) vch) scr)) + => Use att nts a (HCons (LVPair (Proxy (lch, t)) vch) scr) where + usechi att nts oper ~sc@(HCons fa _) = usechi' mnts att nts oper sc + where mnts = hMember (sndProxy $ labelLVPair fa) nts + +class Use' mnts att nts a sc where + usechi' :: mnts -> att -> nts -> (a -> a -> a) -> sc -> Maybe a + +instance (HasField att (Record vch) a, Use att nts a scr) => + Use' HTrue att nts a (HCons (LVPair lch (Record vch)) scr) where + usechi' _ att nts oper ~(HCons fa scr) = Just $ case usechi att nts oper scr of + Just r -> oper a r + Nothing -> a + where a = valueLVPair fa # att + +instance (Use att nts a scr) => + Use' HFalse att nts a (HCons (LVPair lch b) scr) where + usechi' _ att nts oper ~(HCons _ scr) = usechi att nts oper scr + + +-- | In the /chain/ rule a value is threaded in a depth-first way through the tree, +-- being updated every now and then. For this we have chained attributes +-- (both inherited and synthesized). If a definition for a synthesized attribute +-- of the parent with this name is missing we look for the right-most child with a +-- synthesized attribute of this name. If we are missing a definition for one +-- of the children, we look for the right-most of its left siblings which +-- can provide such a value, and if we cannot find it there, +-- we look at the inherited attributes of the father. +chain :: ( Chain att nts val sc ic sp ic' sp' + , HasField att ip val ) + => att -> nts -> Rule sc ip ic sp ic' sp' +chain att nts (Fam sc ip) = defchn att nts (ip # att) sc + + +class Chain att nts val sc ic sp ic' sp' | sc ic sp -> ic' sp' where + defchn :: att -> nts -> val -> sc -> (Fam ic sp -> Fam ic' sp') + +instance ( Chain' msp att nts val sc ic sp ic' sp' + , HasLabel att sp msp ) + => Chain att nts val sc ic sp ic' sp' + where + defchn att nts val sc inp@(Fam _ sp) = defchn' msp att nts val sc inp + where msp = hasLabel att sp + + + +class Chain' msp att nts val sc ic sp ic' sp' | msp sc ic sp -> ic' sp' where + defchn' :: msp -> att -> nts -> val -> sc -> Fam ic sp -> Fam ic' sp' + + +instance ( ChnChi att nts val sc ic ic' + , HExtend (Att att val) sp sp' ) + => Chain' HFalse att nts val sc ic sp ic' sp' + where + defchn' _ att nts val sc (Fam ic sp) = + let (val',ic') = chnchi att nts val sc ic + in Fam ic' (att .=. val' .*. sp) + +instance ( ChnChi att nts val sc ic ic' ) + => Chain' HTrue att nts val sc ic sp ic' sp + where + defchn' _ att nts val sc (Fam ic sp) = + let (_,ic') = chnchi att nts val sc ic + in Fam ic' sp + + +class ChnChi att nts val sc ic ic' | sc ic -> ic' where + chnchi :: att -> nts -> val -> sc -> ic -> (val,ic') + + +instance ChnChi att nts val (Record HNil) (Record HNil) (Record HNil) where + chnchi _ _ val _ _ = (val, emptyRecord) + +instance ( ChnChi att nts val (Record scs) (Record ics) ics' + , HMember (Proxy t) nts mnts + , ChnChi' mnts att val + (Chi (Proxy (lch, t)) sch) + (Chi (Proxy (lch, t)) ich) + pch + , HExtend pch ics' ic) + => ChnChi att nts val + (Record (HCons (Chi (Proxy (lch, t)) sch) scs)) + (Record (HCons (Chi (Proxy (lch, t)) ich) ics)) + ic + where + chnchi att nts val (Record (HCons psch scs)) (Record (HCons pich ics)) = + let (val'',ics') = chnchi att nts val' (Record scs) (Record ics) + in (val'',ich'.*. ics') + where (val',ich') = chnchi' mnts att val psch pich + lch = sndProxy (labelLVPair psch) + mnts = hMember lch nts + +class ChnChi' mnts att val sch ich ich' | mnts sch ich -> ich' + where + chnchi' :: mnts -> att -> val -> sch -> ich -> (val,ich') + + +instance ChnChi' HFalse att val sch ich ich where + chnchi' _ _ val _ ich = (val,ich) + +instance ( HasLabel att sch msch + , HasLabel att ich mich + , ChnChi'' msch mich att val + (Chi (Proxy (lch, t)) sch) + (Chi (Proxy (lch, t)) ich) + pch ) + => ChnChi' HTrue att val + (Chi (Proxy (lch, t)) sch) + (Chi (Proxy (lch, t)) ich) + pch + where + chnchi' _ att val psch pich = chnchi'' msch mich att val psch pich + where sch = valueLVPair psch + ich = valueLVPair pich + msch = hasLabel att sch + mich = hasLabel att ich + + +class ChnChi'' msch mich att val sch ich ich' | msch mich sch ich -> ich' + where + chnchi'' :: msch -> mich -> att -> val -> sch -> ich -> (val,ich') + + + +instance Fail (IncorrectDef att lch (UndefAtt att)) + => ChnChi'' HFalse HTrue att val sch (Chi lch ich) ich' where + chnchi'' _ _ _ _ _ _ = undefined + +instance Fail (IncorrectDef att lch (UndefAtt att)) + => ChnChi'' HFalse HFalse att val sch (Chi lch ich) ich' where + chnchi'' _ _ _ _ _ _ = undefined + +instance HasField att sch val + => ChnChi'' HTrue HTrue att val (Chi lch sch) ich ich where + chnchi'' _ _ att _ psch ich = (sch # att,ich) + where sch = valueLVPair psch + +instance ( HasField att sch val + , HExtend (Att att val) ich ich' ) + => ChnChi'' HTrue HFalse att val (Chi lch sch) (Chi lch ich) (Chi lch ich') where + chnchi'' _ _ att val psch pich = (sch # att, lch .=. (att .=. val .*. ich)) + where lch = labelLVPair psch + sch = valueLVPair psch + ich = valueLVPair pich + +-- | The function 'inhAspect' defines an inherited attribute aspect. +-- It takes as arguments: the name of the attribute 'att', +-- the list 'nts' of non-terminals where the attribute is defined, +-- the list 'cpys' of productions where the copy rule has to be applied, +-- and a record 'defs' containing the explicit definitions for some productions. +inhAspect :: ( AttAspect (FnInh att nts) defs defasp + , DefAspect (FnCpy att nts) cpys cpyasp + , Com cpyasp defasp inhasp) + => att -> nts -> cpys -> defs -> inhasp +inhAspect att nts cpys defs + = (defAspect (FnCpy att nts) cpys) + .+. (attAspect (FnInh att nts) defs) + + +-- | The function 'synAspect' defines a synthesized attribute aspect. +--- The rule applied is the use rule, +-- which takes 'op' as the monoidal operator and 'unit' as the unit value. +synAspect :: ( AttAspect (FnSyn att) defs defasp + , DefAspect (FnUse att nts op unit) uses useasp + , Com useasp defasp synasp) + => att -> nts -> op -> unit -> uses -> defs -> synasp +synAspect att nts op unit uses defs + = (defAspect (FnUse att nts op unit) uses) + .+. (attAspect (FnSyn att) defs) + + +-- | A chained attribute definition introduces both an inherited +-- and a synthesized attribute. In this case the pattern to be applied is the chain rule. +chnAspect :: ( DefAspect (FnChn att nts) chns chnasp + , AttAspect (FnInh att nts) inhdefs inhasp + , Com chnasp inhasp asp + , AttAspect (FnSyn att) syndefs synasp + , Com asp synasp asp') + => att -> nts -> chns -> inhdefs -> syndefs -> asp' +chnAspect att nts chns inhdefs syndefs + = (defAspect (FnChn att nts) chns) + .+. (attAspect (FnInh att nts) inhdefs) + .+. (attAspect (FnSyn att) syndefs) + + + +class AttAspect rdef defs rules | rdef defs -> rules + where attAspect :: rdef -> defs -> rules + +instance ( AttAspect rdef (Record defs) rules + , Apply rdef def rule + , HExtend (Prd lprd rule) rules rules' ) + => AttAspect rdef + (Record (HCons (Prd lprd def) + defs)) + rules' + where + attAspect rdef (Record (HCons def defs)) = + let lprd = (labelLVPair def) + in lprd .=. apply rdef (valueLVPair def) + .*. attAspect rdef (Record defs) + + +instance AttAspect rdef (Record HNil) (Record HNil) + where attAspect _ _ = emptyRecord + +{- +data FnSyn att = FnSyn att + +instance (HExtend (LVPair att val) sp sp', TypeCast (Rule sc ip ic sp ic sp') r) + => Apply (FnSyn att) (Fam sc ip -> val) r + where + apply (FnSyn att) f = typeCast $ syndef att . f + +data FnInh att nt = FnInh att nt + +instance (Defs att nts vals ic ic', TypeCast (Rule sc ip ic sp ic' sp) r) + => Apply (FnInh att nts) (Fam sc ip -> vals) r + where + apply (FnInh att nts) f = typeCast $ inhdef att nts . f +-} + +data FnSyn att = FnSyn att + +instance HExtend (LVPair att val) sp sp' + => Apply (FnSyn att) (Fam sc ip -> val) + (Rule sc ip ic sp ic sp') where + apply (FnSyn att) f = syndef att . f + +data FnInh att nt = FnInh att nt + +instance Defs att nts vals ic ic' + => Apply (FnInh att nts) (Fam sc ip -> vals) + (Rule sc ip ic sp ic' sp) where + apply (FnInh att nts) f = inhdef att nts . f + + + +class DefAspect deff prds rules | deff prds -> rules + where defAspect :: deff -> prds -> rules + +instance DefAspect deff HNil (Record HNil) where + defAspect _ _ = emptyRecord + +instance ( Poly deff deff' + , DefAspect deff prds rules + , HExtend (Prd prd deff') rules rules' ) + => DefAspect deff (HCons prd prds) rules' where + defAspect deff (HCons prd prds) = + prd .=. poly deff .*. defAspect deff prds + + +class Poly a b where + poly :: a -> b + +data FnCpy att nts = FnCpy att nts + +instance ( Copy att nts vp ic ic' + , HasField att ip vp + , TypeCast (Rule sc ip ic sp ic' sp) r) + => Poly (FnCpy att nts) r where + poly (FnCpy att nts) = typeCast $ copy att nts + + +data FnUse att nt op unit = FnUse att nt op unit + +instance ( Use att nts a sc + , HExtend (LVPair att a) sp sp' + , TypeCast (Rule sc ip ic sp ic sp') r) + => Poly (FnUse att nts (a -> a -> a) a) r where + poly (FnUse att nts op unit) = typeCast $ use att nts op unit + + +data FnChn att nt = FnChn att nt + +instance ( Chain att nts val sc ic sp ic' sp' + , HasField att ip val + , TypeCast (Rule sc ip ic sp ic' sp') r) + => Poly (FnChn att nts) r where + poly (FnChn att nts) = typeCast $ chain att nts + + +------ + +data Lhs +lhs :: Proxy Lhs +lhs = proxy + +class At l m v | l -> v where + at :: l -> m v + +instance (HasField (Proxy (lch,nt)) chi v, MonadReader (Fam chi par) m) + => At (Proxy (lch,nt)) m v where + at lbl = liftM (\(Fam chi _) -> chi # lbl) ask + +instance MonadReader (Fam chi par) m + => At (Proxy Lhs) m par where + at _ = liftM (\(Fam _ par) -> par) ask + +def :: Reader (Fam chi par) a -> ((Fam chi par) -> a) +def = runReader + + +------ HList + +class HBool b => HasLabel l r b | l r -> b +instance HasLabel l r b => HasLabel l (Record r) b +instance (HEq l lp b, HasLabel l r b', HOr b b' b'') + => HasLabel l (HCons (LVPair lp vp) r) b'' +instance HasLabel l HNil HFalse + +hasLabel :: HasLabel l r b => l -> r -> b +hasLabel = undefined + +class HUpdateAtLabel l v r r' | l v r -> r' where + hUpdateAtLabel :: l -> v -> r -> r' + +instance ( RecordLabels r ls, HFind l ls n + , HUpdateAtHNat n (LVPair l v) r r') + => HUpdateAtLabel l v (Record r) (Record r') + where + hUpdateAtLabel l v (Record r) = Record r' + where + n = hFind l (recordLabels r) + r' = hUpdateAtHNat n (newLVPair l v) r + + +sndProxy :: Proxy (a,b) -> Proxy b +sndProxy _ = undefined +
+ src/Data/AspectAG/Derive.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,156 @@+{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}+{-# OPTIONS -XEmptyDataDecls #-}++module Data.AspectAG.Derive (deriveAG, attLabel, attLabels) where++import Language.Haskell.TH++import Data.Set (Set)+import Data.List (isPrefixOf)+import qualified Data.Set as S++--import Data.HList++import Data.AspectAG++data UserType = UserD Name [Name] [Con]+type TypeDecls = (Set Name, [Dec])+++declareLabel :: Name -> Name -> TypeQ -> Q [Dec]+declareLabel ndata nlabel t = do + dtl <- dataD (cxt []) ndata [] [] []+ lbl <- declareFnLabel nlabel t+ return $ dtl:lbl++declareFnLabel :: Name -> TypeQ -> Q [Dec]+declareFnLabel nlabel t = do + sgn <- sigD nlabel (appT (conT $ mkName "Proxy") t) + let pxy = normalB [| proxy |]+ lbl <- funD nlabel [clause [] pxy []]+ return [sgn,lbl]++attLabel :: String -> Q [Dec]+attLabel att = declareLabel attn (mkName att) (conT $ attn) + where+ attn = mkName $ "Att_" ++ att+ ++attLabels :: [String] -> Q [Dec]+attLabels = liftM concat . mapM attLabel+++chLabels :: [Name] -> [Type] -> Q [Dec]+chLabels ns ts = (liftM concat) $ zipWithM label ns ts+ where+ label n t = declareLabel (chTName n) (chName n) (tyLabel (chTName n) t) + tyLabel n t = appT (appT (conT $ mkName "(,)") (conT n)) (return t) ++chName,chTName,ntName,prdName,prdTName :: Name -> Name+chName cn = mkName $ "ch_" ++ nameBase cn +chTName cn = mkName $ "Ch_" ++ nameBase cn +ntName cn = mkName $ "nt_" ++ nameBase cn +prdName cn = mkName $ "p_" ++ nameBase cn +prdTName cn = mkName $ "P_" ++ nameBase cn +++deriveAG :: Name -> Q [Dec]+deriveAG n = do+ (_,decl) <- derive n (S.empty,[]) --eval)+ return decl+++++semName :: Name -> Name+semName t = mkName ("sem_"++(nameBase t))++derive :: Name -> TypeDecls -> Q TypeDecls +derive n (stn,decl) = + do+ info <- reify n + if (S.member n stn || primitive info) + then return (stn,decl)+ else let stn' = S.insert n stn+ in do+ (UserD _ _ lc) <- getUserType info+ ((s,d),fc) <- foldM deriveCons ((stn',decl),[]) lc+ let semDecl = FunD (semName n) fc+ nt <- declareFnLabel (ntName n) (conT $ n)+ return (s,semDecl:(nt++d))++deriveCons :: (TypeDecls,[Clause]) -> Con -> Q (TypeDecls,[Clause])+deriveCons ((stn,decl),fc) c = + do+ let (cht,chn,cn) = getCtx c+ (stn',decl') <- foldM (\td t -> derive (typeName t) td) (stn,decl) cht+ conargs <- newNames cht+ body <- [| knit ($(aspV) # $(att cn)) $(childs cht chn conargs) |] + let semF = Clause (pat cn conargs) (NormalB body) []+ lp <- declareLabel (prdTName cn) (prdName cn) (conT $ prdTName cn)+ lc <- chLabels chn cht+ return ((stn',lp++lc++decl'),semF:fc)+ where+ newNames [] = return []+ newNames (_:as) = do+ na <- newName "x"+ nas <- newNames as+ return (na:nas)+ pat cn args = [aspP, ConP cn (map VarP args)] + aspP = VarP $ mkName "asp"+ aspV = varE $ mkName "asp"+ att cn = varE $ prdName cn+ ch cn = varE $ chName cn+ childs [] _ _ = [| emptyRecord |]+ childs (t:ts) (n:ns) (p:ps) = [| $(ch n) .=. $(chFun (typeName t) p) .*. $(childs ts ns ps) |]+ childs _ _ _ = error "Impossible case!!"+ chFun tn n = + do+ i <- reify (tn)+ if primitive i+ then [| ( \(Record HNil) -> $(varE n) ) |]+ else [| $(varE (semName tn)) $(aspV) $(varE n) |]+ +++++getUserType :: Info -> Q UserType+getUserType info = do+ case info of+ TyConI d -> case d of+ (DataD _ uname args cs _) -> return $ UserD uname args cs + (NewtypeD _ uname args c _) -> return $ UserD uname args [c]+ _ -> scopeError+ _ -> scopeError+ where scopeError = error $ "Can only be used on algebraic datatypes"++getCtx :: Con -> ([Type],[Name], Name) +getCtx (RecC name args) = (map thd args, map fst' args, name)+getCtx (NormalC name _) = error $ "Constructor " ++ (show name) ++ " is not a record."+getCtx (InfixC _ name _) = error $ "Constructor " ++ (show name) ++ " is not a record." +getCtx _ = error $ "Cannot derive a 'forall' constructor." ++thd :: (a, b, c) -> c+thd (_, _, c) = c++fst' :: (a, b, c) -> a+fst' (a, _, _) = a++++primitive :: Info -> Bool+primitive (PrimTyConI _ _ _) = True+primitive (TyConI (DataD _ n _ _ _)) = isPrefixOf "GHC" (show n) +primitive (TyConI (TySynD _ _ _)) = True -- type synonyms to escape+primitive _ = False+++typeName :: Type -> Name+typeName t = case t of+ VarT varname -> varname+ ConT conname -> conname+ _ -> error $ "Not valid type " ++ (show t)+++