{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleContexts #-} module HERMIT.Dictionary.New where import Control.Arrow import HERMIT.Context import HERMIT.Core import HERMIT.Kure import HERMIT.External import HERMIT.GHC import HERMIT.ParserCore import HERMIT.Dictionary.Local.Let hiding (externals) externals :: [External] externals = map ((.+ Experiment) . (.+ TODO)) [ external "var" (promoteExprT . isVar :: String -> TransformH LCore ()) [ "var ' returns successfully for variable v, and fails otherwise." , "Useful in combination with \"when\", as in: when (var v) r" ] .+ Predicate , external "nonrec-intro" ((\ s str -> promoteCoreR (nonRecIntro s str)) :: String -> CoreString -> RewriteH LCore) [ "Introduce a new non-recursive binding. Only works at Expression or Program nodes." , "nonrec-into 'v [| e |]" , "body ==> let v = e in body" ] .+ Introduce .+ Shallow -- , external "prog-nonrec-intro" ((\ nm core -> promoteProgR $ progNonRecIntro nm core) :: String -> CoreString -> RewriteH Core) -- [ "Introduce a new top-level definition." -- , "prog-nonrec-into 'v [| e |]" -- , "prog ==> ProgCons (v = e) prog" ] .+ Introduce .+ Shallow -- , external "let-nonrec-intro" ((\ nm core -> promoteExprR $ letNonRecIntro nm core) :: String -> CoreString -> RewriteH Core) -- [ "Introduce a new definition as a non-recursive let binding." -- , "let-nonrec-intro 'v [| e |]" -- , "body ==> let v = e in body" ] .+ Introduce .+ Shallow ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- TODO: We might not want to match on TyVars and CoVars here. -- Probably better to have another predicate that operates on CoreTC, that way it can reach TyVars buried within types. -- But given the current setup (using Core for most things), changing "var" to operate on CoreTC would make it incompatible with other combinators. -- I'm not sure how to fix the current setup though. -- isVar :: (ExtendPath c Crumb, AddBindings c, MonadCatch m) => String -> Transform c m CoreExpr () -- isVar nm = (varT matchName <+ typeT (tyVarT matchName) <+ coercionT (coVarCoT matchName)) -- >>= guardM -- where -- matchName :: Monad m => Transform c m Var Bool -- matchName = arr (cmpString2Var nm) -- TODO: there might be a better module for this -- | Test if the current expression is an identifier matching the given name. isVar :: (ExtendPath c Crumb, AddBindings c, MonadCatch m) => String -> Transform c m CoreExpr () isVar nm = varT (arr $ cmpString2Var nm) >>= guardM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- The types of these can probably be generalised after the Core Parser is generalised. -- | @prog@ ==> @'ProgCons' (v = e) prog@ nonRecIntro :: String -> CoreString -> RewriteH Core nonRecIntro nm expr = parseCoreExprT expr >>= nonRecIntroR nm -- TODO: if e is not type-correct, then exprType will crash. -- Proposal: parseCore should check that its result is (locally) well-typed -- -- | @prog@ ==> @'ProgCons' (v = e) prog@ -- progNonRecIntro :: String -> CoreString -> RewriteH CoreProg -- progNonRecIntro nm expr = parseCoreExprT expr >>= progNonRecIntroR nm -- -- TODO: if e is not type-correct, then exprType will crash. -- -- Proposal: parseCore should check that its result is (locally) well-typed -- -- | @body@ ==> @let v = e in body@ -- letNonRecIntro :: String -> CoreString -> RewriteH CoreExpr -- letNonRecIntro nm expr = parseCoreExprT expr >>= letNonRecIntroR nm -- -- TODO: if e is not type-correct, then exprTypeOrKind will crash. -- -- Proposal: parseCore should check that its result is (locally) well-typed ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------