vampire-sys 0.5.2

Low-level FFI bindings to the Vampire theorem prover (use the 'vampire' crate instead)
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/*
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 * Vampire. It is protected by applicable
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 *
 * This source code is distributed under the licence found here
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 * and in the source directory
 */
/**
 * @file TermOrderingDiagram.hpp
 */

#ifndef __TermOrderingDiagram__
#define __TermOrderingDiagram__

#include "Forwards.hpp"

#include "TermPartialOrdering.hpp"

#include "Ordering.hpp"

namespace Inferences {
  class ForwardGroundJoinability;
}

namespace Kernel {

struct POStruct {
  POStruct() = default;
  POStruct(const TermPartialOrdering* tpo)
    : tpo(tpo), cons() {}

  const TermPartialOrdering* tpo = nullptr;
  Stack<TermOrderingConstraint> cons;
};

/**
 * Class implementing term ordering diagrams which handle the following
 * problem. Given pairs (C_1,d_1),...,(C_n,d_n) where C_i are conjunctions
 * of ordering constraints and d_i are arbitrary data, and a substitution θ,
 * we want to retrieve all d_i s.t. C_iθ is true efficiently.
 *
 * TODO: refer to paper after publishing.
 *
 * The diagrams are created and called from inside a specific ordering
 * object (KBO or LPO), but owned by the caller, so the destructor is virtual.
 * See @b TermOrderingDiagramKBO and @b TermOrderingDiagramLPO for implementation details.
 */
struct TermOrderingDiagram
{
public:
  static TermOrderingDiagram* createForSingleComparison(const Ordering& ord, TermList lhs, TermList rhs);
  static bool extendVarsGreater(TermOrderingDiagram* tod, const SubstApplicator* appl, POStruct& po_struct);

  /** Reset static caches (for library use when running multiple proofs) */
  static void resetStaticCaches();

  TermOrderingDiagram(const Ordering& ord, bool ground);
  virtual ~TermOrderingDiagram();

  /** Has to be called each time a new retrieval is started. */
  void init(const SubstApplicator* appl);

  /** After calling @b init, repeated calls to @b next results in all
   *  user-defined (non-null) data that has true corresponding ordering
   *  constraints, or in null when no further such data can be retrieved. */
  void* next();

  /** Inserts a conjunctions of term ordering constraints and user-allocated data. */
  void insert(const Stack<TermOrderingConstraint>& cons, void* data);

  friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& out, const TermOrderingDiagram& tod);

private:
  /** Processes current node until it is either (i) a term or poly node whose result
   *  cannot be inferred from earlier comparisons, or (ii) a data node.
   *  We maintain the invariant that the subgraph containing only processed nodes
   *  in the diagram is a tree, so that each node can be reached via exactly one path. */
  void processCurrentNode();
  void processVarNode();
  void processPolyNode();

protected:
  /** Implements one step of a definitional expansion
   *  for two terms in a specific term ordering.
   *  See @b TermOrderingDiagramKBO and @b TermOrderingDiagramLPO. */
  virtual void processTermNode();

  /** As noted above, a processed node can be reached via exactly one path,
   *  and we use this to get a conjunction of term ordering constraints on
   *  this path which is then used to simplify the node. The trace contains
   *  these constraints. */
  using Trace = TermPartialOrdering;
  const Trace* getCurrentTrace();

  struct Node;
  struct Polynomial;

  /** A branch is essentially a shared pointer for a node,
   *  except the node takes care of its own lifecycle. */
  struct Branch {
    Branch() = default;
    Branch(void* data, Branch alt);
    Branch(TermList lhs, TermList rhs);
    Branch(const Polynomial* p);

    ~Branch();

    Branch(const Branch& other);
    Branch(Branch&& other);
    Branch& operator=(Branch other);

    Node* node() const;
    void setNode(Node* node);

  private:
    Node* _node = nullptr;
  };

  /** A node is a structure that either
   * (i)   contains user-defined data, or
   * (ii)  represents a term comparison, or
   * (iii) represents a polynomial zero check.
   */
  struct Node {
    enum Tag {
      T_DATA = 0u,
      T_TERM = 1u,
      T_POLY = 2u,
    } tag;

    explicit Node(void* data, Branch alternative);
    explicit Node(TermList lhs, TermList rhs);
    explicit Node(const Polynomial* p);

    ~Node();

    Node(const Node&) = delete;
    Node& operator=(const Node&) = delete;

    void incRefCnt();
    void decRefCnt();

    Branch& getBranch(Ordering::Result r);

    // We need all this data to be of the same size
    static_assert(sizeof(uint64_t) == sizeof(Branch));
    static_assert(sizeof(uint64_t) == sizeof(TermList));
    static_assert(sizeof(uint64_t) == sizeof(void*));
    static_assert(sizeof(uint64_t) == sizeof(int64_t));

    // Tag specific data
    union {
      void* data = nullptr;
      TermList lhs;
      const Polynomial* poly;
    };
    union {
      Branch alternative;
      TermList rhs;
    };

    Branch gtBranch;
    Branch eqBranch;
    Branch ngeBranch;
    bool ready = false;
    int refcnt = 0;
    const Trace* trace = nullptr;
  };

  using VarCoeffPair = std::pair<unsigned,int>;

  struct Polynomial {
    static const Polynomial* get(int constant, const Stack<VarCoeffPair>& varCoeffPairs);

    auto asTuple() const { return std::make_tuple(constant, varCoeffPairs); }

    IMPL_HASH_FROM_TUPLE(Polynomial);
    IMPL_COMPARISONS_FROM_TUPLE(Polynomial);

    int constant;
    // variable-coefficient pairs sorted by sign
    // (positive first), and then by variable
    // e.g. X1 + 2 ⋅ X4 - 5 ⋅ X0 - X3
    Stack<VarCoeffPair> varCoeffPairs;
  };

  friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& out, const Node::Tag& t);
  friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& out, const Node& node);
  friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& out, const Polynomial& poly);

  const Ordering& _ord;
  Branch _source;
  Branch _sink;
  Branch* _curr;
  Branch* _prev;
  const SubstApplicator* _appl;
  bool _ground;

  friend class Inferences::ForwardGroundJoinability;

public:
  template<class Iterator, typename ...Args>
  struct Traversal {
    Traversal(TermOrderingDiagram* tod, const SubstApplicator* appl, Args... initial);
    bool next(Branch*& b, Args&... args);
    bool handleBranch(Branch* b, Args... args);

  private:
    TermOrderingDiagram* _tod;
    const SubstApplicator* _appl;
    Recycled<Stack<std::pair<Branch*,Iterator>>> _path;
    bool _rootIsSuccess;
  };

  struct DefaultIterator {
    DefaultIterator(const Ordering&, const SubstApplicator*, Node*) {}
    bool next(Result& res) {
      if (curr == Result::INCOMPARABLE) {
        return false;
      }
      res = curr;
      switch (curr) {
        case Result::GREATER:
          curr = Result::EQUAL;
          break;
        case Result::EQUAL:
          curr = Result::LESS;
          break;
        case Result::LESS:
          curr = Result::INCOMPARABLE;
          break;
        case Result::INCOMPARABLE:
          ASSERTION_VIOLATION;
      }
      return true;
    }
    Result curr = Result::GREATER;
  };

  struct NodeIterator {
    NodeIterator(const Ordering&, const SubstApplicator*, Node* node, POStruct initial);
    bool next(Result& res, POStruct& pos);

  private:
    bool tryExtend(POStruct& po_struct, const Stack<TermOrderingConstraint>& cons);

    POStruct initial;
    struct BranchingPoint {
      Stack<TermOrderingConstraint> cons;
      Result r;
    };
    Stack<BranchingPoint> bps;
  };

  struct AppliedNodeIterator {
    AppliedNodeIterator(const Ordering& ord, const SubstApplicator* appl, Node* node, POStruct initial);
    bool next(Result& res, POStruct& pos);

  private:
    bool termNode;
    Traversal<NodeIterator,POStruct> traversal;
  };
};

} // namespace Kernel

#endif