-- | Free variable check that reduces the subject to make certain variables not -- free. Used when pruning metavariables in Agda.TypeChecking.MetaVars.Occurs. module Agda.TypeChecking.Free.Reduce ( ForceNotFree , forceNotFree , IsFree(..) ) where import Control.Monad.Reader import Control.Monad.State import qualified Data.IntMap as IntMap import Data.IntMap (IntMap) import qualified Data.IntSet as IntSet import Data.IntSet (IntSet) import Data.Traversable (traverse) import Agda.Syntax.Common import Agda.Syntax.Internal import Agda.TypeChecking.Monad import Agda.TypeChecking.Reduce import Agda.TypeChecking.Substitute import Agda.TypeChecking.Free import Agda.TypeChecking.Free.Precompute import Agda.Utils.Monad -- | A variable can either not occur (`NotFree`) or it does occur -- (`MaybeFree`). In the latter case, the occurrence may disappear -- depending on the instantiation of some set of metas. data IsFree = MaybeFree MetaSet | NotFree deriving (Eq, Show) -- | Try to enforce a set of variables not occurring in a given -- type. Returns a possibly reduced version of the type and for each -- of the given variables whether it is either not free, or -- maybe free depending on some metavariables. forceNotFree :: (ForceNotFree a, Reduce a, MonadReduce m) => IntSet -> a -> m (IntMap IsFree, a) forceNotFree xs a = do -- Initially, all variables are marked as `NotFree`. This is changed -- to `MaybeFree` when we find an occurrence. let mxs = IntMap.fromSet (const NotFree) xs (a, mxs) <- runStateT (runReaderT (forceNotFreeR $ precomputeFreeVars_ a) mempty) mxs return (mxs, a) type MonadFreeRed m = ( MonadReader MetaSet m , MonadState (IntMap IsFree) m , MonadReduce m ) class (PrecomputeFreeVars a, Subst Term a) => ForceNotFree a where -- Reduce the argument if necessary, to make as many as possible of -- the variables in the state not free. Updates the state, marking -- the variables that couldn't be make not free as `MaybeFree`. By -- updating the state as soon as a variable can not be reduced away, -- we avoid trying to get rid of it in other places. forceNotFree' :: (MonadFreeRed m) => a -> m a -- Return the set of variables for which there is still hope that they -- may not occur. varsToForceNotFree :: (MonadFreeRed m) => m IntSet varsToForceNotFree = IntMap.keysSet . (IntMap.filter (== NotFree)) <$> get -- Reduce the argument if there are offending free variables. Doesn't call the -- continuation when no reduction is required. reduceIfFreeVars :: (Reduce a, ForceNotFree a, MonadFreeRed m) => (a -> m a) -> a -> m a reduceIfFreeVars k a = do xs <- varsToForceNotFree let fvs = precomputedFreeVars a notfree = IntSet.null $ IntSet.intersection xs fvs if | notfree -> return a | otherwise -> k . precomputeFreeVars_ =<< reduce a -- Careful not to define forceNotFree' = forceNotFreeR since that would loop. forceNotFreeR :: (Reduce a, ForceNotFree a, MonadFreeRed m) => a -> m a forceNotFreeR = reduceIfFreeVars forceNotFree' instance (Reduce a, ForceNotFree a) => ForceNotFree (Arg a) where -- Precomputed free variables are stored in the Arg so reduceIf outside the -- traverse. forceNotFree' = reduceIfFreeVars (traverse forceNotFree') instance (Reduce a, ForceNotFree a) => ForceNotFree (Dom a) where forceNotFree' = traverse forceNotFreeR instance (Reduce a, ForceNotFree a) => ForceNotFree (Abs a) where -- Reduction stops at abstractions (lambda/pi) so do reduceIf/forceNotFreeR here. forceNotFree' a@NoAbs{} = traverse forceNotFreeR a forceNotFree' a@Abs{} = -- Shift variables up when going under the abstraction and back down when -- coming out of it. Since we never add new indices to the state -- there's no danger of getting negative indices. reduceIfFreeVars (bracket_ (modify $ IntMap.mapKeys succ) (\ _ -> modify $ IntMap.mapKeys pred) . traverse forceNotFree') a instance ForceNotFree a => ForceNotFree [a] where forceNotFree' = traverse forceNotFree' instance (Reduce a, ForceNotFree a) => ForceNotFree (Elim' a) where -- There's an Arg inside Elim' which stores precomputed free vars, so let's -- not skip over that. forceNotFree' (Apply arg) = Apply <$> forceNotFree' arg forceNotFree' e@Proj{} = return e forceNotFree' (IApply x y r) = IApply <$> forceNotFreeR x <*> forceNotFreeR y <*> forceNotFreeR r instance ForceNotFree Type where forceNotFree' (El s t) = El <$> forceNotFree' s <*> forceNotFree' t instance ForceNotFree Term where forceNotFree' t = case t of Var x es -> do metas <- ask modify $ IntMap.adjust (const $ MaybeFree metas) x Var x <$> forceNotFree' es Def f es -> Def f <$> forceNotFree' es Con c h es -> Con c h <$> forceNotFree' es MetaV x es -> local (insertMetaSet x) $ MetaV x <$> forceNotFree' es Lam h b -> Lam h <$> forceNotFree' b Pi a b -> Pi <$> forceNotFree' a <*> forceNotFree' b -- Dom and Abs do reduceIf so not needed here Sort s -> Sort <$> forceNotFree' s Level l -> Level <$> forceNotFree' l DontCare t -> DontCare <$> forceNotFreeR t -- Reduction stops at DontCare so reduceIf Lit{} -> return t Dummy{} -> return t instance ForceNotFree Level where forceNotFree' (Max m as) = Max m <$> forceNotFree' as instance ForceNotFree PlusLevel where forceNotFree' (Plus k a) = Plus k <$> forceNotFree' a instance ForceNotFree LevelAtom where forceNotFree' l = case l of MetaLevel x es -> local (insertMetaSet x) $ MetaLevel x <$> forceNotFree' es BlockedLevel x t -> BlockedLevel x <$> forceNotFree' t NeutralLevel b t -> NeutralLevel b <$> forceNotFree' t UnreducedLevel t -> UnreducedLevel <$> forceNotFreeR t -- Already reduce in the cases above instance ForceNotFree Sort where -- Reduce for sorts already goes under all sort constructors, so we can get -- away without forceNotFreeR here. forceNotFree' s = case s of Type l -> Type <$> forceNotFree' l Prop l -> Prop <$> forceNotFree' l PiSort a b -> PiSort <$> forceNotFree' a <*> forceNotFree' b FunSort a b -> FunSort <$> forceNotFree' a <*> forceNotFree' b UnivSort s -> UnivSort <$> forceNotFree' s MetaS x es -> MetaS x <$> forceNotFree' es DefS d es -> DefS d <$> forceNotFree' es Inf -> return s SizeUniv -> return s DummyS{} -> return s