(* Author: Florian Haftmann, TU Muenchen *)
section ‹ A huge collection of equations to generate code from ›
theory Candidates
imports
Basic_Setup
"HOL-Library.Library"
"HOL-Library.Sorting_Algorithms"
"HOL-Library.Subseq_Order"
"HOL-Library.RBT"
"HOL-Data_Structures.Tree_Map"
"HOL-Data_Structures.Tree_Set"
"HOL-Computational_Algebra.Computational_Algebra"
"HOL-Computational_Algebra.Polynomial_Factorial"
"HOL-Number_Theory.Eratosthenes"
"HOL-Examples.Records"
"HOL-Examples.Gauss_Numbers"
begin
setup ‹ Codegenerator_Test.drop_partial_term_of›
text ‹ Simple example for the predicate compiler.›
inductive sublist :: "'a list \ 'a list \ bool"
where
empty: "sublist [] xs"
| drop: "sublist ys xs \ sublist ys (x # xs)"
| take: "sublist ys xs \ sublist (x # ys) (x # xs)"
code_pred sublist .
text ‹ Explicit check in ‹ OCaml› for correct precedence of let expressions in list expressions›
definition funny_list :: "bool list"
where
"funny_list = [let b = True in b, False]"
definition funny_list' :: "bool list"
where
"funny_list' = funny_list"
lemma [code]:
"funny_list' = [True, False]"
by (simp add: funny_list_def funny_list'_def)
definition check_list :: unit
where
"check_list = (if funny_list = funny_list' then () else undefined)"
text ‹ Explicit check in ‹ Scala› for correct bracketing of abstractions›
definition funny_funs :: "(bool \ bool) list \ (bool \ bool) list"
where
"funny_funs fs = (\x. x \ True) # (\x. x \ False) # fs"
text ‹ Explicit checks for strings etc.›
definition ‹ hello = '' Hello, world!'' ›
definition ‹ hello2 = String.explode (String.implode hello)›
definition ‹ which_hello ⟷ hello ≤ hello2›
end
Messung V0.5 C=92 H=98 G=94
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