annotate tests/disjoint.ur @ 1817:148203744882
Tweaking treatment of function application: substitute or introduce a 'let'?
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Adam Chlipala <adam@chlipala.net> |
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Sun, 05 Aug 2012 14:55:28 -0400 |
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1 con c1 = fn x :: Name => [x] ~ [A] => [x = int, A = string]
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2 con c2 = fn x :: Name => [x] ~ [A] => [A, x]
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3 con c3 = fn x :: Name => [A] ~ [x] => [x, A]
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4 con c4 = fn x :: Name => [A] ~ [x] => [A, x]
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6 con c5 = fn r1 :: {Type} => fn r2 => r1 ~ r2 => r1 ++ r2
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7 con c6 = fn r1 :: {Type} => fn r2 => r2 ~ r1 => r1 ++ r2
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9 con c7 = fn x :: Name => fn r => [x] ~ r => [x = int] ++ r
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11 val vt1 = fn x : $(c1 #B) => x.B
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12 val vt2 = fn x : $(c1 #B) => x.A
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13 val vt3 = fn x : $(c1 #C) => x.A
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14 val vt4 = fn x : $(c1 #C) => x.A
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15 (*
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16 val vtX = fn x : $(c1 #A) => x.A
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17 val vtX = fn x : $(c1 #A) => x.A
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18 *)
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20 val v1 = fn x :: Name => fn [x] ~ [A] => fn y : {x : int, A : string} => y.x
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22 val vt5 = v1 [#B] {A = "Hi", B = 0}
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23 (*
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24 val vtX = v1 [#A] {A = "Hi", A = 0}
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25 *)
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26
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27 val v2 = fn x :: Name => fn r :: {Type} => fn y : $(c7 x r) => fn [x] ~ r => y.x
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28 val vt6 = v2 [#A] [[B = float, C = string]] {A = 8, B = 8.0, C = "8"}
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29
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30 (*
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31 val vtX = v2 [#A] [[B = float, B = string]] {A = 8, B = 8.0, B = "8"}
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32 val vtX = v2 [#A] [[A = float, B = string]] {A = 8, A = 8.0, B = "8"}
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33 *)
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34
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35 val main = vt6
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