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//! Reduction system of the lambda calculus. //! //! [evaluation strategies]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evaluation_strategy //! [reduction strategies]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#Reduction_strategies use std::cell::RefCell; use std::collections::HashSet; use std::iter::FromIterator; use std::marker::PhantomData; use std::mem; use std::rc::Rc; use environment::Environment; use inspect::{Inspect, Limit, NoOp, Stop}; use term::{Term, Term::*, VarName}; fn dummy_term() -> Term { Var(VarName(String::new())) } impl Term { /// Returns whether this `Term` is a [beta redex]. /// /// A beta redex is a term of the form (λx.A) M /// /// The term redex, short for reducible expression, refers to subterms that /// can be reduced by one of the reduction rules. /// /// # Examples /// /// ``` /// # use lamcal::{var, lam, app}; /// let expr1 = app(lam("a", var("a")), var("x")); /// /// assert!(expr1.is_beta_redex()); /// /// let expr2 = app(var("x"), lam("a", var("a"))); /// /// assert!(!expr2.is_beta_redex()); /// /// let expr3 = app(var("x"), app(lam("a", var("a")), var("y"))); /// /// assert!(expr3.is_beta_redex()); /// ``` /// /// [beta redex]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beta_normal_form#Beta_reduction pub fn is_beta_redex(&self) -> bool { let mut to_check = Vec::with_capacity(2); to_check.push(self); while let Some(term) = to_check.pop() { match *term { Var(_) => {}, Lam(_, ref body) => to_check.push(body), App(ref lhs, ref rhs) => match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => return true, _ => { to_check.push(rhs); to_check.push(lhs); }, }, } } false } /// Returns whether this `Term` is a [beta normal form]. /// /// A beta normal form is a term that does not contain any beta redex, /// i.e. that cannot be further reduced. /// /// [beta normal form]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beta_normal_form pub fn is_beta_normal(&self) -> bool { !self.is_beta_redex() } /// Performs an [α-conversion] on this `Term`. /// /// [α-conversion]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#%CE%B1-conversion pub fn alpha<A>(&mut self, names: &HashSet<&VarName>) where A: AlphaRename, { alpha_tramp::<A>(self, names) } /// [Substitutes] all occurrences of `var` as free variables with the /// expression `rhs` recursively on the structure of this `Term`. /// /// [substitutes]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#Substitution pub fn substitute(&mut self, var: &VarName, rhs: &Term) { substitute_tramp(self, var, rhs) } /// Applies the expression `rhs` to the param of this lambda abstraction if /// this `Term` is of variant `Term::Lam` by recursively substituting all /// occurrences of the bound variable in the body of the lambda abstraction /// with the expression `rhs`. /// /// If this `Term` is not a lambda abstraction this function does nothing. /// /// To avoid name clashes this function performs α-conversions when /// appropriate. Therefore a strategy for α-conversion must be given as the /// type parameter `A`. /// /// # Examples /// /// ``` /// # extern crate lamcal; /// # use lamcal::{app, lam, var, Enumerate}; /// let mut expr = lam("x", app(var("y"), var("x"))); /// /// expr.apply::<Enumerate>(&var("z")); /// /// assert_eq!(expr, app(var("y"), var("z"))); /// ``` pub fn apply<A>(&mut self, rhs: &Term) where A: AlphaRename, { apply_mut::<A>(self, rhs) } /// Performs a [β-reduction] on this `Term`. /// /// The reduction strategy to be used must be given as the type parameter /// `B`, like in the example below. /// /// If the reduction of the term diverges it can go through an infinite /// sequence of evaluation steps. To avoid endless loops, a default limit /// of `u32::MAX` reduction steps is applied. Thus this method returns /// when either no more reduction is possible or the limit of `u32::MAX` /// iterations has been reached. /// /// # Examples /// /// ``` /// # #[macro_use] /// # extern crate lamcal; /// # use lamcal::{var, lam, app, NormalOrder, Enumerate}; /// # fn main() { /// let mut expr = app![ /// lam("a", var("a")), /// lam("b", lam("c", var("b"))), /// var("x"), /// lam("e", var("f")) /// ]; /// /// expr.reduce::<NormalOrder<Enumerate>>(); /// /// assert_eq!(expr, var("x")); /// # } /// ``` /// /// [β-reduction]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#%CE%B2-reduction pub fn reduce<B>(&mut self) where B: BetaReduce, { let expr = mem::replace(self, dummy_term()); *self = <B as BetaReduce>::reduce(expr); } /// Performs a [β-reduction] on this `Term` with inspection. /// /// The given inspection is called before each contraction (reduction step). /// See the documentation of the [`inspect`](mod.inspect.html) module for /// information on how to define an inspection and the implementations that /// are provided. /// /// The reduction strategy to be used must be given as the type parameter /// `B`. pub fn reduce_inspected<B, I>(&mut self, inspect: &mut I) where B: BetaReduce, I: Inspect, { let expr = mem::replace(self, dummy_term()); *self = <B as BetaReduce>::reduce_inspected(expr, inspect) } /// Replaces free variables with the term bound to the variable's name in /// the given environment. /// /// This method walks through the whole term and replaces any free variable /// with the term bound to the variable's name in the given environment. /// Bound variables are not replaced. /// /// This method modifies this `Term` in place. If you want to expand named /// constants and get the result as a new `Term` while keeping the original /// `Term` unchanged use the standalone function [`expand`](fn.expand.html) /// instead. /// /// # Examples /// /// ``` /// # #[macro_use] /// # extern crate lamcal; /// # use lamcal::{app, expand, lam, var, Environment}; /// # fn main() { /// let env = Environment::default(); /// /// let mut expr = app![ /// var("C"), /// lam("a", app(var("K"), var("I"))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ]; /// /// expr.expand(&env); /// /// assert_eq!( /// expr, /// app![ /// lam("a", lam("b", lam("c", app![var("a"), var("c"), var("b")]))), /// lam("a", app(lam("a", lam("b", var("a"))), lam("a", var("a")))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ] /// ); /// # } /// ``` pub fn expand(&mut self, env: &Environment) { expand_tramp_inspected(self, env, &mut NoOp) } /// Replaces free variables with the term bound to the variable's name in /// the given environment with inspection. /// /// This method walks through the whole term and replaces any free variable /// with the term bound to the variable's name in the given environment. /// Bound variables are not replaced. /// /// Before each substitution of a variable with its bound term from the /// environment the given inspection is called. See the documentation /// of the [`inspect`](mod.inspect.html) module for information on how to /// define an inspection and the implementations that are provided. /// /// This method modifies this `Term` in place. If you want to expand named /// constants and get the result as a new `Term` while keeping the original /// `Term` unchanged use the standalone function /// [`expand`](fn.expand_inspected.html) instead. /// /// # Examples /// /// ``` /// # #[macro_use] /// # extern crate lamcal; /// # use lamcal::{app, expand_inspected, lam, var, Environment}; /// # use lamcal::inspect::Collect; /// # fn main() { /// let env = Environment::default(); /// /// let mut expr = app![ /// var("C"), /// lam("a", app(var("K"), var("I"))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ]; /// /// let mut collected = Collect::new(); /// expr.expand_inspected(&env, &mut collected); /// /// assert_eq!( /// collected.terms(), /// &vec![ /// app![ /// var("C"), /// lam("a", app(var("K"), var("I"))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// app![ /// lam("a", lam("b", lam("c", app![var("a"), var("c"), var("b")]))), /// lam("a", app(var("K"), var("I"))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// app![ /// lam("a", lam("b", lam("c", app![var("a"), var("c"), var("b")]))), /// lam("a", app(lam("a", lam("b", var("a"))), var("I"))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// ][..], /// ); /// assert_eq!( /// expr, /// app![ /// lam("a", lam("b", lam("c", app![var("a"), var("c"), var("b")]))), /// lam("a", app(lam("a", lam("b", var("a"))), lam("a", var("a")))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ] /// ); /// # } /// ``` pub fn expand_inspected(&mut self, env: &Environment, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) { expand_tramp_inspected(self, env, inspect) } /// Evaluates this lambda expression in the given environment. /// /// Evaluation comprises the following steps in the given order: /// /// * expand all named constants with their bound terms found in the /// environment recursively /// * perform β-reduction on the expression /// * perform α-conversion where needed to avoid name clashes /// /// For the β-reduction step a reduction strategy is required. Therefore the /// reduction strategy must be specified as the type parameter `B`. /// /// The expansion of named constants step as done by this function is /// equivalent to calling the /// [`Term::expand`](enum.Term.html#method.expand) method. Similar the /// β-reduction step performed by this the function is equivalent to calling /// the [`Term::reduce`](enum.Term.html#method.reduce) method. /// /// # Examples /// /// ``` /// # #[macro_use] /// # extern crate lamcal; /// # use lamcal::{app, evaluate, lam, var, Enumerate, Environment, NormalOrder}; /// # fn main() { /// let env = Environment::default(); /// /// let mut expr = app![ /// var("C"), /// lam("x", lam("y", app(var("x"), var("y")))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ]; /// /// expr.evaluate::<NormalOrder<Enumerate>>(&env); /// /// assert_eq!(expr, app(var("f"), var("e"))); /// # } /// ``` pub fn evaluate<B>(&mut self, env: &Environment) where B: BetaReduce, { expand_tramp_inspected(self, env, &mut NoOp); let expr = mem::replace(self, dummy_term()); *self = <B as BetaReduce>::reduce(expr); } /// Evaluates this lambda expression with inspection in the given /// environment. /// /// For the β-reduction step a reduction strategy is required. Therefore the /// reduction strategy must be specified as the type parameter `B`. /// /// The given inspection is called before each substitution of a free /// variable with its bound term and before each contraction (reduction /// step). See the documentation of the [`inspect`](mod.inspect.html) /// for information on how to define an inspection and the implementations /// that are provided. /// /// # Examples /// /// ``` /// # #[macro_use] /// # extern crate lamcal; /// # use lamcal::{app, evaluate, lam, var, Enumerate, Environment, NormalOrder}; /// # use lamcal::inspect::{Collect}; /// # fn main() { /// let env = Environment::default(); /// /// let mut expr = app![ /// var("C"), /// lam("x", lam("y", app(var("x"), var("y")))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ]; /// /// let mut collected = Collect::new(); /// /// expr.evaluate_inspected::<NormalOrder<Enumerate>, _>(&env, &mut collected); /// /// assert_eq!( /// collected.terms(), /// &vec![ /// app![ /// var("C"), /// lam("x", lam("y", app(var("x"), var("y")))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// app![ /// lam("a", lam("b", lam("c", app![var("a"), var("c"), var("b")]))), /// lam("x", lam("y", app(var("x"), var("y")))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// app![ /// lam( /// "b", /// lam( /// "c", /// app![ /// lam("x", lam("y", app(var("x"), var("y")))), /// var("c"), /// var("b") /// ] /// ) /// ), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// app![ /// lam( /// "b", /// lam("c", app![lam("y", app(var("c"), var("y"))), var("b")]) /// ), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// app![ /// lam("b", lam("c", app(var("c"), var("b")),)), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// app![lam("c", app(var("c"), var("e"))), var("f")], /// ][..], /// ); /// assert_eq!(expr, app(var("f"), var("e"))); /// # } /// ``` pub fn evaluate_inspected<B, I>(&mut self, env: &Environment, inspect: &mut I) where B: BetaReduce, I: Inspect, { expand_tramp_inspected(self, env, inspect); let expr = mem::replace(self, dummy_term()); *self = <B as BetaReduce>::reduce_inspected(expr, inspect); } } /// Evaluates a lambda expression in the given environment. /// /// This function takes the given expression by reference and returns a new /// `Term` with the evaluation applied. The given `Term` remains unchanged. /// /// Evaluation comprises the following steps in the given order: /// /// * expand all named constants with their bound terms found in the /// environment recursively /// * perform β-reduction on the expression /// * perform α-conversion where needed to avoid name clashes /// /// For the β-reduction step a reduction strategy is required. Therefore the /// reduction strategy must be specified as the type parameter `B`. /// /// The expansion of named constants step as done by this function is /// equivalent to calling the [`expand`](fn.expand.html) function. Similar the /// β-reduction step performed by this the function is equivalent to calling /// the [`reduce`](fn.reduce.html) function. /// /// # Examples /// /// ``` /// # #[macro_use] /// # extern crate lamcal; /// # use lamcal::{app, evaluate, lam, var, Enumerate, Environment, NormalOrder}; /// # fn main() { /// let env = Environment::default(); /// /// let expr = app![ /// var("C"), /// lam("x", lam("y", app(var("x"), var("y")))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ]; /// /// let result = evaluate::<NormalOrder<Enumerate>>(&expr, &env); /// /// assert_eq!(result, app(var("f"), var("e"))); /// # } /// ``` pub fn evaluate<B>(expr: &Term, env: &Environment) -> Term where B: BetaReduce, { let mut expr2 = expr.clone(); expand_tramp_inspected(&mut expr2, env, &mut NoOp); <B as BetaReduce>::reduce(expr2) } /// Evaluates a lambda expression with inspection in the given environment. /// /// This function takes the given expression by reference and returns a new /// `Term` with the evaluation applied. The given `Term` remains unchanged. /// /// For the β-reduction step a reduction strategy is required. Therefore the /// reduction strategy must be specified as the type parameter `B`. /// /// The given inspection is called before each substitution of a free variable /// with its bound term from the environment and before each contraction /// (reduction step). See the documentation of the /// [`inspect`](mod.inspect.html) for information on how to define an /// inspection and the implementations that are provided. /// /// # Examples /// /// ``` /// # #[macro_use] /// # extern crate lamcal; /// # use lamcal::{app, evaluate_inspected, lam, var, Enumerate, Environment, NormalOrder}; /// # use lamcal::inspect::{Collect}; /// # fn main() { /// let env = Environment::default(); /// /// let expr = app![ /// var("C"), /// lam("x", lam("y", app(var("x"), var("y")))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ]; /// /// let mut collected = Collect::new(); /// /// let result = evaluate_inspected::<NormalOrder<Enumerate>, _>(&expr, &env, &mut collected); /// /// assert_eq!( /// collected.terms(), /// &vec![ /// app![ /// var("C"), /// lam("x", lam("y", app(var("x"), var("y")))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// app![ /// lam("a", lam("b", lam("c", app![var("a"), var("c"), var("b")]))), /// lam("x", lam("y", app(var("x"), var("y")))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// app![ /// lam( /// "b", /// lam( /// "c", /// app![ /// lam("x", lam("y", app(var("x"), var("y")))), /// var("c"), /// var("b") /// ] /// ) /// ), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// app![ /// lam( /// "b", /// lam("c", app![lam("y", app(var("c"), var("y"))), var("b")]) /// ), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// app![ /// lam("b", lam("c", app(var("c"), var("b")),)), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// app![lam("c", app(var("c"), var("e"))), var("f")], /// ][..], /// ); /// assert_eq!(result, app(var("f"), var("e"))); /// # } /// ``` pub fn evaluate_inspected<B, I>(expr: &Term, env: &Environment, inspect: &mut I) -> Term where B: BetaReduce, I: Inspect, { let mut expr2 = expr.clone(); expand_tramp_inspected(&mut expr2, env, inspect); <B as BetaReduce>::reduce_inspected(expr2, inspect) } /// Replaces free variables in a term with the term that is bound to the /// variable's name in the given environment. /// /// This function walks through the whole term and replaces any free variable /// with the term bound to the variable's name in the given environment. Bound /// variables are not replaced. /// /// The result is returned as a new `Term`. The given term remains unchanged. If /// you want to expand named constants in a term in place use the associated /// function [`Term::expand`](enum.Term.html#method.expand) instead. /// /// # Examples /// /// ``` /// # #[macro_use] /// # extern crate lamcal; /// # use lamcal::{app, expand, lam, var, Environment}; /// # fn main() { /// let env = Environment::default(); /// /// let expr = app![ /// var("C"), /// lam("a", app(var("K"), var("I"))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ]; /// /// let result = expand(&expr, &env); /// /// assert_eq!( /// result, /// app![ /// lam("a", lam("b", lam("c", app![var("a"), var("c"), var("b")]))), /// lam("a", app(lam("a", lam("b", var("a"))), lam("a", var("a")))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ] /// ); /// # } /// ``` /// /// Bound variables are not replaced even though there is a bound term for the /// identifier `K` defined in the environment: /// /// ``` /// # extern crate lamcal; /// # use lamcal::{app, expand, lam, var, Environment}; /// # fn main() { /// let env = Environment::default(); /// /// let expr = lam("K", app(var("K"), var("I"))); /// /// let result = expand(&expr, &env); /// /// assert_eq!(result, lam("K", app(var("K"), lam("a", var("a"))))); /// # } /// ``` pub fn expand(expr: &Term, env: &Environment) -> Term { let mut expr2 = expr.clone(); expand_tramp_inspected(&mut expr2, env, &mut NoOp); expr2 } /// Replaces free variables in a term with the term that is bound to the /// variable's name in the given environment. /// /// This function walks through the whole term and replaces any free variable /// with the term bound to the variable's name in the given environment. Bound /// variables are not replaced. /// /// Before each substitution of a variable with its bound term from the /// environment the given inspection is called. See the documentation /// of the [`inspect`](mod.inspect.html) module for information on how to /// define an inspection and the implementations that are provided. /// /// The result is returned as a new `Term`. The given term remains unchanged. If /// you want to expand named constants in a term in place use the associated /// function [`Term::expand`](enum.Term.html#method.expand) instead. /// /// # Examples /// /// ``` /// # #[macro_use] /// # extern crate lamcal; /// # use lamcal::{app, expand_inspected, lam, var, Environment}; /// # use lamcal::inspect::Collect; /// # fn main() { /// let env = Environment::default(); /// /// let expr = app![ /// var("C"), /// lam("a", app(var("K"), var("I"))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ]; /// /// let mut collected = Collect::new(); /// let result = expand_inspected(&expr, &env, &mut collected); /// /// assert_eq!( /// collected.terms(), /// &vec![ /// app![ /// var("C"), /// lam("a", app(var("K"), var("I"))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// app![ /// lam("a", lam("b", lam("c", app![var("a"), var("c"), var("b")]))), /// lam("a", app(var("K"), var("I"))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// app![ /// lam("a", lam("b", lam("c", app![var("a"), var("c"), var("b")]))), /// lam("a", app(lam("a", lam("b", var("a"))), var("I"))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ], /// ][..], /// ); /// assert_eq!( /// result, /// app![ /// lam("a", lam("b", lam("c", app![var("a"), var("c"), var("b")]))), /// lam("a", app(lam("a", lam("b", var("a"))), lam("a", var("a")))), /// var("e"), /// var("f") /// ] /// ); /// # } /// ``` pub fn expand_inspected(expr: &Term, env: &Environment, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) -> Term { let mut expr2 = expr.clone(); expand_tramp_inspected(&mut expr2, env, inspect); expr2 } fn expand_tramp_inspected(expr: &mut Term, env: &Environment, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) { let mut todo: Vec<(RefCell<*mut Term>, HashSet<VarName>)> = Vec::with_capacity(2); todo.push((RefCell::new(expr), HashSet::with_capacity(4))); while let Some((term, mut bound_vars)) = todo.pop() { unsafe { let maybe_expand_with = match **term.borrow() { Var(ref name) if !bound_vars.contains(name) => env.lookup_term(name).cloned(), _ => None, }; if let Some(mut expand_with) = maybe_expand_with { if Stop::Yes == inspect.inspect(expr) { break; } **term.borrow_mut() = expand_with; todo.push((term, bound_vars)); } else { match **term.borrow() { Var(_) => {}, Lam(ref param, ref mut body) => { bound_vars.insert(param.to_owned()); todo.push((RefCell::new(&mut **body), bound_vars)); }, App(ref mut lhs, ref mut rhs) => { todo.push((RefCell::new(&mut **rhs), bound_vars.clone())); todo.push((RefCell::new(&mut **lhs), bound_vars)); }, } } } } } /// Performs an [α-conversion] on a given lambda expression and returns the /// result as a new `Term`. /// /// The type parameter `A` defines the strategy to be used for renaming bound /// variables. /// /// The result is returned as a new `Term`. The original term `expr` is not /// changed. If you want to perform an α-conversion on a term in place use the /// associated function [`Term::alpha`](enum.Term.html#method.alpha) instead. /// /// [α-conversion]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#%CE%B1-conversion pub fn alpha<A>(expr: &Term, names: &HashSet<&VarName>) -> Term where A: AlphaRename, { let mut expr2 = expr.clone(); alpha_tramp::<A>(&mut expr2, names); expr2 } fn alpha_tramp<A>(expr: &mut Term, names: &HashSet<&VarName>) where A: AlphaRename, { let free_vars: HashSet<VarName> = HashSet::from_iter( names .into_iter() .cloned() .cloned() .chain(expr.free_vars().into_iter().cloned()), ); let mut todo = Vec::with_capacity(2); todo.push((expr, HashSet::<VarName>::with_capacity(4))); while let Some((term, mut bound_vars)) = todo.pop() { match *term { Var(ref mut name) => { if bound_vars.contains(name) { while free_vars.contains(name) { <A as AlphaRename>::rename(&mut **name); } } }, Lam(ref mut name, ref mut body) => { bound_vars.insert(name.to_owned()); while free_vars.contains(name) { <A as AlphaRename>::rename(&mut **name); } todo.push((body, bound_vars)); }, App(ref mut lhs, ref mut rhs) => { todo.push((rhs, bound_vars.clone())); todo.push((lhs, bound_vars)); }, } } } /// Defines a strategy for renaming variables during [α-conversion] of terms. /// /// A possible implementations may choose the next letter in the alphabet for /// single character names. Another strategy may be to enumerate the variables /// by appending an increasing number. A third example for an implementation /// is appending a tick symbol to the variable name. /// /// [α-conversion]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#%CE%B1-conversion pub trait AlphaRename { /// Renames the given variable name according the implemented strategy. fn rename(name: &mut String); } /// Implementation of `AlphaRename` that appends an increasing number to the /// name. /// /// If the given name ends with a number this number is replaced by the number /// increased by one. If the last character is a letter the digit 1 is appended. #[derive(Default, Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq)] pub struct Enumerate; impl AlphaRename for Enumerate { fn rename(name: &mut String) { let digits = name .chars() .rev() .take_while(char::is_ascii_digit) .collect::<String>() .chars() .rev() .collect::<String>(); // digits should be either a parsable number or an empty string if let Ok(number) = digits.parse::<usize>() { let index = name.len() - digits.len(); name.drain(index..); name.push_str(&(number + 1).to_string()); } else { name.push('1'); } } } /// Implementation of `AlphaRename` that appends a tick symbol `'` at the end /// of a variable name. /// /// If the given name already ends with a tick symbol another tick symbol is /// appended. #[derive(Default, Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq)] pub struct Prime; impl AlphaRename for Prime { fn rename(name: &mut String) { name.push('\''); } } /// Replaces all free occurrences of the variable `var` in the expression /// `expr` with the expression `subst` and returns the resulting expression. /// /// This function implements [substitution] in terms of the lambda calculus as /// a recursion on the structure of the given `expr`. /// /// The result is returned as a new `Term`. The original term `expr` is not /// changed. /// /// To avoid name clashes this function performs α-conversions when appropriate. /// Therefore a strategy for α-conversion must be specified as the type /// parameter `A`. /// /// This function returns the result as a new `Term`. The given term `expr` /// remains unmodified. If you want to substitute the original term in place use /// the associated function [`Term::subst`](enum.Term.html#method.subst) /// instead. /// /// [substitution]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#Substitution pub fn substitute<A>(expr: &Term, var: &VarName, subst: &Term) -> Term where A: AlphaRename, { let mut expr2 = expr.clone(); alpha_tramp::<A>(&mut expr2, &subst.free_vars()); substitute_tramp(&mut expr2, var, subst); expr2 } fn substitute_tramp(expr: &mut Term, var: &VarName, subst: &Term) { let mut todo: Vec<&mut Term> = Vec::with_capacity(2); todo.push(expr); while let Some(term) = todo.pop() { let do_subst = match term { Var(ref name) => name == var, _ => false, }; if do_subst { *term = subst.clone(); } else { match term { Var(_) => {}, Lam(ref mut param, ref mut body) => { if param != var { todo.push(body); } }, App(ref mut lhs, ref mut rhs) => { todo.push(rhs); todo.push(lhs); }, } } } } /// Applies a given lambda abstraction to the given substitution term and /// returns the result as a new `Term`. /// /// If the given term `expr` is a lambda abstraction (that is of variant /// `Term::Lam`) any occurrence of its bound variable in its body is replaced by /// the given term `subst`. The substitution is applied recursively. /// /// The result is returned as a new `Term`. The original term `expr` is not /// changed. If the given expression `expr` is not a lambda abstraction an /// unmodified clone of the term `expr` is returned. /// /// To avoid name clashes this function performs α-conversions when appropriate. /// Therefore a strategy for α-conversion must be specified as a type parameter /// `A`. /// /// This function returns the result as a new `Term`. The given term `expr` /// remains unmodified. If you want to apply an α-conversion on the original /// term in place use the associated function /// [`Term::apply`](enum.Term.html#method.apply) instead. /// /// # Examples /// /// In the first example a lambda abstraction is applied to a variable z: /// /// ``` /// # extern crate lamcal; /// # use lamcal::{app, lam, var, apply, Enumerate}; /// let expr1 = lam("x", app(var("x"), var("y"))); /// /// let expr2 = apply::<Enumerate>(&expr1, &var("z")); /// /// assert_eq!(expr2, app(var("z"), var("y"))); /// ``` /// /// In this example a function application is applied to the variable z. Due /// to an application can not be applied to a variable, the returned expression /// is the same as the input expression: /// /// ``` /// # extern crate lamcal; /// # use lamcal::{app, lam, var, apply, Enumerate}; /// let expr1 = app(var("x"), var("y")); /// /// let expr2 = apply::<Enumerate>(&expr1, &var("z")); /// /// assert_eq!(expr2, expr1); /// ``` pub fn apply<A>(expr: &Term, subst: &Term) -> Term where A: AlphaRename, { let expr2 = expr.clone(); if let Lam(param, mut body) = expr2 { alpha_tramp::<A>(&mut body, &subst.free_vars()); substitute_tramp(&mut body, ¶m, subst); *body } else { expr2 } } fn apply_mut<A>(expr: &mut Term, subst: &Term) where A: AlphaRename, { if let Some(replace_with) = match *expr { Lam(ref param, ref mut body) => { alpha_tramp::<A>(body, &subst.free_vars()); substitute_tramp(body, param, subst); Some(mem::replace(&mut **body, dummy_term())) }, _ => None, } { *expr = replace_with; } } /// Performs a [β-reduction] on a given lambda expression applying the given /// reduction strategy. /// /// The reduction strategy to be used must be given as the type parameter `B`, /// like in the example below. /// /// This function returns the result as a new `Term`. The given `Term` remains /// unchanged. If you want to apply a β-reduction modifying the term in place /// use the associated function [`Term::reduce`](enum.Term.html#method.reduce) /// instead. /// /// # Examples /// /// ``` /// # #[macro_use] /// # extern crate lamcal; /// # use lamcal::{var, lam, app, reduce, NormalOrder, Enumerate}; /// # fn main() { /// let expr = app![ /// lam("a", var("a")), /// lam("b", lam("c", var("b"))), /// var("x"), /// lam("e", var("f")) /// ]; /// /// let reduced = reduce::<NormalOrder<Enumerate>>(&expr); /// /// assert_eq!(reduced, var("x")); /// # } /// ``` /// /// [β-reduction]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#%CE%B2-reduction pub fn reduce<B>(expr: &Term) -> Term where B: BetaReduce, { <B as BetaReduce>::reduce(expr.clone()) } /// Performs a [β-reduction] on a given lambda expression with inspection /// applying the given reduction strategy and inspection. /// /// The reduction strategy to be used must be given as the type parameter `B`. /// /// The given inspection is called before each contraction (reduction step). /// See the documentation of the [`inspect`](mod.inspect.html) for how to /// define an inspection and the provided implementations. /// /// This function returns the result as a new `Term`. The given `Term` remains /// unchanged. If you want to apply a β-reduction modifying the term in place /// use the associated function /// [`Term::reduce_inspected`](enum.Term.html#method.reduce_inspected) instead. pub fn reduce_inspected<B, I>(expr: &Term, inspect: &mut I) -> Term where B: BetaReduce, I: Inspect, { <B as BetaReduce>::reduce_inspected(expr.clone(), inspect) } /// Defines a strategy for [β-reduction] of terms. /// /// Possible implementations may follow the strategies described in the /// [reduction strategy] article on wikipedia. /// /// [β-reduction]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#%CE%B2-reduction /// [reduction strategy]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reduction_strategy_(lambda_calculus) pub trait BetaReduce { /// Performs β-reduction on the given `Term` and returns the result. /// /// The default implementation limits the reduction to `Limit::default()` /// reduction steps to prevent endless loops on diverging expressions. fn reduce(expr: Term) -> Term { Self::reduce_inspected(expr, &mut Limit::default()) } /// Performs one step of β-reduction on the given `Term` and returns the /// result. fn reduce_once(expr: Term) -> Term { Self::reduce_inspected(expr, &mut Limit::new(1)) } /// Performs β-reduction allowing to inspect the current term before /// each contraction. /// /// Implementations must call the `Inspect::inspect` function of the given /// `Inspect` instance exactly once before each contraction and respect /// their return value. If the `Inspect::inspect` function returns /// `Stop::Yes` the reduction must be stopped immediately, so that no /// further reduction is performed. fn reduce_inspected(expr: Term, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) -> Term; } /// Call-By-Name [β-reduction] to weak head normal form. /// /// * Reduces the leftmost outermost redex not inside a lambda abstraction /// first. /// * It treats free variables as non-strict data constructors. /// * Only leftmost redexes are contracted. /// * No reduction is performed under abstractions. /// /// This strategy is uniform as its definition involves no other reduction /// strategy. /// /// [β-reduction]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#%CE%B2-reduction #[derive(Default, Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq)] pub struct CallByName<A> { _alpha_rename: PhantomData<A>, } impl<A> BetaReduce for CallByName<A> where A: AlphaRename, { fn reduce_inspected(mut expr: Term, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) -> Term { Self::reduce_inspected_mut(&mut expr, inspect); expr } } impl<A> CallByName<A> where A: AlphaRename, { #[cfg(test)] fn reduce_rec(expr: &mut Term) { if let Some(subst_with) = match *expr { App(ref mut lhs, ref rhs) => { Self::reduce_rec(lhs); match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => { apply_mut::<A>(lhs, rhs); Self::reduce_rec(lhs); // defer actual substitution outside match expression // because of the borrow checker //TODO refactor when non-lexical-lifetimes are stabilized, see [issue 43234](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/43234) Some(mem::replace(&mut **lhs, dummy_term())) }, _ => None, } }, _ => None, } { *expr = subst_with; } } fn reduce_inspected_mut(expr: &mut Term, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) { let mut temp_term = dummy_term(); let mut parents: Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>> = Vec::with_capacity(8); let base_term: Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>> = Rc::new(RefCell::new(expr)); unsafe { descend_left(base_term.clone(), &mut parents); while let Some(term) = parents.pop() { if Stop::Yes == match **term.borrow() { App(ref lhs, _) => match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => inspect.inspect(&**base_term.borrow()), _ => Stop::No, }, _ => Stop::No, } { break; } let do_swap = match **term.borrow_mut() { App(ref mut lhs, ref rhs) => match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => { apply_mut::<A>(lhs, rhs); // defer actual substitution outside match expression // because of the borrow checker //TODO refactor when non-lexical-lifetimes are stabilized, see [issue 43234](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/43234) mem::swap(&mut temp_term, &mut **lhs); true }, _ => false, }, _ => false, }; if do_swap { term.borrow_mut().swap(&mut temp_term); parents.push(term.clone()); descend_left(term, &mut parents); } } } } } unsafe fn descend_left(term: Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>, parents: &mut Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>>) { let mut to_check: Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>> = Vec::with_capacity(1); to_check.push(term); while let Some(term) = to_check.pop() { if let App(ref mut lhs, _) = **term.borrow_mut() { parents.push(term.clone()); if let App(_, _) = **lhs { to_check.push(Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **lhs))); } else { break; } } } } /// Normal-Order [β-reduction] to normal form. /// /// * Reduces the leftmost outermost redex first. /// * In an application (e1 e2) the function term e1 is reduced using the /// call-by-name strategy ([`CallByName`](struct.CallByName.html)). /// * Any redex that is contracted is the leftmost one not contained in any /// other redex. /// * Reductions are performed also under lambda abstractions. /// /// This strategy is a hybrid as it uses call-by-name for the reduction of the /// expression e1 in function position in applications (e1 e2). /// /// [β-reduction]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#%CE%B2-reduction #[derive(Default, Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq)] pub struct NormalOrder<A> { _alpha_rename: PhantomData<A>, } impl<A> BetaReduce for NormalOrder<A> where A: AlphaRename, { fn reduce_inspected(mut expr: Term, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) -> Term { Self::reduce_inspected_mut(&mut expr, inspect); expr } } impl<A> NormalOrder<A> where A: AlphaRename, { #[cfg(test)] fn reduce_rec(expr: &mut Term) { if let Some(subst_with) = match *expr { Lam(_, ref mut body) => { Self::reduce_rec(body); None }, App(ref mut lhs, ref mut rhs) => { CallByName::<A>::reduce_rec(lhs); match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => { apply_mut::<A>(lhs, rhs); Self::reduce_rec(lhs); // defer actual substitution outside match expression // because of the borrow checker //TODO refactor when non-lexical-lifetimes are stabilized, see [issue 43234](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/43234) Some(mem::replace(&mut **lhs, dummy_term())) }, _ => { Self::reduce_rec(lhs); Self::reduce_rec(rhs); None }, } }, _ => None, } { *expr = subst_with; } } fn reduce_inspected_mut(expr: &mut Term, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) { let mut temp_term = dummy_term(); let mut parents: Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>> = Vec::with_capacity(8); let base_term: Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>> = Rc::new(RefCell::new(expr)); unsafe { descend_left_and_body(base_term.clone(), &mut parents); while let Some(term) = parents.pop() { if Stop::Yes == match **term.borrow() { App(ref lhs, _) => match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => inspect.inspect(&**base_term.borrow()), _ => Stop::No, }, _ => Stop::No, } { break; } let do_swap = match **term.borrow_mut() { App(ref mut lhs, ref mut rhs) => { CallByName::<A>::reduce_inspected_mut(lhs, inspect); match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => { apply_mut::<A>(lhs, rhs); // defer actual substitution outside match expression // because of the borrow checker //TODO refactor when non-lexical-lifetimes are stabilized, see [issue 43234](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/43234) mem::swap(&mut temp_term, &mut **lhs); true }, _ => { descend_left_and_right_and_body( Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **rhs)), &mut parents, ); descend_left_and_right_and_body( Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **lhs)), &mut parents, ); false }, } }, _ => false, }; if do_swap { term.borrow_mut().swap(&mut temp_term); parents.push(term.clone()); descend_left_and_right_and_body(term, &mut parents); } } } } } /// Call-By-Value [β-reduction] to weak normal form. /// /// * Reduces the leftmost innermost redex not inside a lambda abstraction /// first. /// * It treats free variables as strict data constructors. /// * An argument e2 of an application (e1 e2) is reduced before contracting /// the redex and before building an application term. /// * No reduction is performed under abstractions. /// /// This strategy is uniform as its definition involves no other reduction /// strategy. /// /// [β-reduction]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#%CE%B2-reduction #[derive(Default, Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq)] pub struct CallByValue<A> { _alpha_rename: PhantomData<A>, } impl<A> BetaReduce for CallByValue<A> where A: AlphaRename, { fn reduce_inspected(mut expr: Term, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) -> Term { Self::reduce_inspected_mut(&mut expr, inspect); expr } } impl<A> CallByValue<A> where A: AlphaRename, { #[cfg(test)] fn reduce_rec(expr: &mut Term) { if let Some(subst_with) = match *expr { App(ref mut lhs, ref mut rhs) => { Self::reduce_rec(lhs); Self::reduce_rec(rhs); match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => { apply_mut::<A>(lhs, rhs); Self::reduce_rec(lhs); // defer actual substitution outside match expression // because of the borrow checker //TODO refactor when non-lexical-lifetimes are stabilized, see [issue 43234](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/43234) Some(mem::replace(&mut **lhs, dummy_term())) }, _ => None, } }, _ => None, } { *expr = subst_with; } } fn reduce_inspected_mut(expr: &mut Term, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) { let mut temp_term = dummy_term(); let mut parents: Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>> = Vec::with_capacity(8); let base_term: Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>> = Rc::new(RefCell::new(expr)); unsafe { descend_left_and_right(base_term.clone(), &mut parents); while let Some(term) = parents.pop() { if Stop::Yes == match **term.borrow() { App(ref lhs, _) => match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => inspect.inspect(&**base_term.borrow()), _ => Stop::No, }, _ => Stop::No, } { break; } let do_swap = match **term.borrow_mut() { App(ref mut lhs, ref mut rhs) => match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => { apply_mut::<A>(lhs, rhs); // defer actual substitution outside match expression // because of the borrow checker //TODO refactor when non-lexical-lifetimes are stabilized, see [issue 43234](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/43234) mem::swap(&mut temp_term, &mut **lhs); true }, _ => false, }, _ => false, }; if do_swap { term.borrow_mut().swap(&mut temp_term); parents.push(term.clone()); descend_left_and_right(term.clone(), &mut parents); } } } } } unsafe fn descend_left_and_right( term: Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>, parents: &mut Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>>, ) { let mut to_check: Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>> = Vec::with_capacity(2); to_check.push(term); while let Some(term) = to_check.pop() { if let App(ref mut lhs, ref mut rhs) = **term.borrow_mut() { parents.push(term.clone()); if let App(_, _) = **rhs { to_check.push(Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **rhs))); } if let App(_, _) = **lhs { parents.push(term.clone()); to_check.push(Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **lhs))); } } } } /// Applicative-Order [β-reduction] to normal form. /// /// * Reduces the leftmost innermost redex first. /// * It treats free variables as strict data constructors. /// * An argument e2 of an application (e1 e2) is reduced before contracting /// the redex and before building an application term. /// * Reductions are performed also under lambda abstractions. /// /// This strategy is uniform as its definition involves no other reduction /// strategy. /// /// [β-reduction]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#%CE%B2-reduction #[derive(Default, Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq)] pub struct ApplicativeOrder<A> { _alpha_rename: PhantomData<A>, } impl<A> BetaReduce for ApplicativeOrder<A> where A: AlphaRename, { fn reduce_inspected(mut expr: Term, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) -> Term { Self::reduce_inspected_mut(&mut expr, inspect); expr } } impl<A> ApplicativeOrder<A> where A: AlphaRename, { #[cfg(test)] fn reduce_rec(expr: &mut Term) { if let Some(subst_with) = match *expr { Lam(_, ref mut body) => { Self::reduce_rec(body); None }, App(ref mut lhs, ref mut rhs) => { Self::reduce_rec(lhs); Self::reduce_rec(rhs); match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => { apply_mut::<A>(lhs, rhs); Self::reduce_rec(lhs); // defer actual substitution outside match expression // because of the borrow checker //TODO refactor when non-lexical-lifetimes are stabilized, see [issue 43234](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/43234) Some(mem::replace(&mut **lhs, dummy_term())) }, _ => None, } }, _ => None, } { *expr = subst_with; } } fn reduce_inspected_mut(expr: &mut Term, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) { let mut temp_term = dummy_term(); let mut parents: Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>> = Vec::with_capacity(8); let base_term: Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>> = Rc::new(RefCell::new(expr)); unsafe { descend_left_and_right_and_body(base_term.clone(), &mut parents); while let Some(term) = parents.pop() { if Stop::Yes == match **term.borrow() { App(ref lhs, _) => match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => inspect.inspect(&**base_term.borrow()), _ => Stop::No, }, _ => Stop::No, } { break; } let do_swap = match **term.borrow_mut() { App(ref mut lhs, ref rhs) => match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => { apply_mut::<A>(lhs, rhs); // defer actual substitution outside match expression // because of the borrow checker //TODO refactor when non-lexical-lifetimes are stabilized, see [issue 43234](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/43234) mem::swap(&mut temp_term, &mut **lhs); true }, _ => false, }, _ => false, }; if do_swap { term.borrow_mut().swap(&mut temp_term); parents.push(term.clone()); descend_left_and_right_and_body(term, &mut parents); } } } } } unsafe fn descend_left_and_right_and_body( term: Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>, parents: &mut Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>>, ) { let mut to_check: Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>> = Vec::with_capacity(2); to_check.push(term); while let Some(term) = to_check.pop() { match **term.borrow_mut() { Lam(_, ref mut body) => { to_check.push(Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **body))); }, App(ref mut lhs, ref mut rhs) => { parents.push(term.clone()); match **rhs { App(_, _) => { to_check.push(Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **rhs))); }, Lam(_, _) => { to_check.push(Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **rhs))); }, _ => {}, } match **lhs { App(_, _) => { parents.push(term.clone()); to_check.push(Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **lhs))); }, Lam(_, _) => { to_check.push(Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **lhs))); }, _ => {}, } }, _ => {}, } } } /// Hybrid-Applicative-Order [β-reduction] to normal form. /// /// * A hybrid of call-by-value and applicative-order reduction. /// * Reduces to normal form, but reduces under lambda abstractions only in /// argument positions. /// * Normalizes more terms than applicative-order reduction, while using fewer /// reduction steps than normal order reduction. /// /// The hybrid applicative order strategy relates to call-by-value in the /// same way that the normal order strategy relates to call-by-name. /// /// This strategy is a hybrid as it uses call-by-value for the reduction of the /// expression e1 in function position in applications (e1 e2). /// /// [β-reduction]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#%CE%B2-reduction #[derive(Default, Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq)] pub struct HybridApplicativeOrder<A> { _alpha_rename: PhantomData<A>, } impl<A> BetaReduce for HybridApplicativeOrder<A> where A: AlphaRename, { fn reduce_inspected(mut expr: Term, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) -> Term { Self::reduce_inspected_mut(&mut expr, inspect); expr } } impl<A> HybridApplicativeOrder<A> where A: AlphaRename, { #[cfg(test)] fn reduce_rec(expr: &mut Term) { if let Some(subst_with) = match *expr { Lam(_, ref mut body) => { Self::reduce_rec(body); None }, App(ref mut lhs, ref mut rhs) => { CallByValue::<A>::reduce_rec(lhs); Self::reduce_rec(rhs); match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => { apply_mut::<A>(lhs, rhs); Self::reduce_rec(lhs); // defer actual substitution outside match expression // because of the borrow checker //TODO refactor when non-lexical-lifetimes are stabilized, see [issue 43234](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/43234) Some(mem::replace(&mut **lhs, dummy_term())) }, _ => { Self::reduce_rec(lhs); None }, } }, _ => None, } { *expr = subst_with; } } fn reduce_inspected_mut(expr: &mut Term, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) { let mut temp_term = dummy_term(); let mut parents: Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>> = Vec::with_capacity(8); let base_term: Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>> = Rc::new(RefCell::new(expr)); unsafe { descend_right_and_body(base_term.clone(), &mut parents); while let Some(term) = parents.pop() { if Stop::Yes == match **term.borrow() { App(ref lhs, _) => match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => inspect.inspect(&**base_term.borrow()), _ => Stop::No, }, _ => Stop::No, } { break; } let do_swap = match **term.borrow_mut() { App(ref mut lhs, ref rhs) => { CallByValue::<A>::reduce_inspected_mut(lhs, inspect); match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => { apply_mut::<A>(lhs, rhs); // defer actual substitution outside match expression // because of the borrow checker //TODO refactor when non-lexical-lifetimes are stabilized, see [issue 43234](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/43234) mem::swap(&mut temp_term, &mut **lhs); true }, _ => false, } }, _ => false, }; if do_swap { term.borrow_mut().swap(&mut temp_term); parents.push(term.clone()); descend_right_and_body(term, &mut parents); } } } } } unsafe fn descend_right_and_body( term: Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>, parents: &mut Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>>, ) { let mut to_check: Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>> = Vec::with_capacity(1); to_check.push(term); while let Some(term) = to_check.pop() { match **term.borrow_mut() { Lam(_, ref mut body) => { to_check.push(Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **body))); }, App(_, ref mut rhs) => { parents.push(term.clone()); match **rhs { App(_, _) => { to_check.push(Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **rhs))); }, Lam(_, _) => { to_check.push(Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **rhs))); }, _ => break, } }, _ => break, } } } /// Head-Spine [β-reduction] to head normal form. /// /// * Reduces the leftmost outermost redex first. /// * Performs reductions inside lambda abstractions, but only in head position. /// /// This strategy is uniform as its definition involves no other reduction /// strategy. /// /// [β-reduction]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#%CE%B2-reduction #[derive(Default, Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq)] pub struct HeadSpine<A> { _alpha_rename: PhantomData<A>, } impl<A> BetaReduce for HeadSpine<A> where A: AlphaRename, { fn reduce_inspected(mut expr: Term, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) -> Term { Self::reduce_inspected_mut(&mut expr, inspect); expr } } impl<A> HeadSpine<A> where A: AlphaRename, { #[cfg(test)] fn reduce_rec(expr: &mut Term) { if let Some(subst_with) = match *expr { Lam(_, ref mut body) => { Self::reduce_rec(body); None }, App(ref mut lhs, ref rhs) => { Self::reduce_rec(lhs); match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => { apply_mut::<A>(lhs, rhs); Self::reduce_rec(lhs); // defer actual substitution outside match expression // because of the borrow checker //TODO refactor when non-lexical-lifetimes are stabilized, see [issue 43234](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/43234) Some(mem::replace(&mut **lhs, dummy_term())) }, _ => None, } }, _ => None, } { *expr = subst_with; } } fn reduce_inspected_mut(expr: &mut Term, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) { let mut temp_term = dummy_term(); let mut parents: Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>> = Vec::with_capacity(8); let base_term: Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>> = Rc::new(RefCell::new(expr)); unsafe { descend_left_and_body(base_term.clone(), &mut parents); while let Some(term) = parents.pop() { if Stop::Yes == match **term.borrow() { App(ref lhs, _) => match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => inspect.inspect(&**base_term.borrow()), _ => Stop::No, }, _ => Stop::No, } { break; } let do_swap = match **term.borrow_mut() { App(ref mut lhs, ref rhs) => match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => { apply_mut::<A>(lhs, rhs); // defer actual substitution outside match expression // because of the borrow checker //TODO refactor when non-lexical-lifetimes are stabilized, see [issue 43234](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/43234) mem::swap(&mut temp_term, &mut **lhs); true }, _ => false, }, _ => false, }; if do_swap { term.borrow_mut().swap(&mut temp_term); parents.push(term.clone()); descend_left_and_body(term, &mut parents); } } } } } unsafe fn descend_left_and_body( term: Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>, parents: &mut Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>>, ) { let mut to_check: Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>> = Vec::with_capacity(1); to_check.push(term); while let Some(term) = to_check.pop() { match **term.borrow_mut() { Lam(_, ref mut body) => { to_check.push(Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **body))); }, App(ref mut lhs, _) => { parents.push(term.clone()); to_check.push(Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **lhs))); }, _ => break, } } } /// Hybrid-Normal-Order [β-reduction] to normal form. /// /// * A hybrid of head-spine and normal-order reduction. /// * Reduces the leftmost outermost redex first. /// * In an application (e1 e2) the function term e1 is reduced using the /// head-spine strategy ([`HeadSpine`](struct.HeadSpine.html)). /// * Any redex that is contracted is the leftmost one not contained in any /// other redex. /// * Reductions are performed also under lambda abstractions. /// /// This strategy is a hybrid as it uses head-spine for the reduction of the /// expression e1 in function position in applications (e1 e2). /// /// [β-reduction]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_calculus#%CE%B2-reduction #[derive(Default, Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq)] pub struct HybridNormalOrder<A> { _alpha_rename: PhantomData<A>, } impl<A> BetaReduce for HybridNormalOrder<A> where A: AlphaRename, { fn reduce_inspected(mut expr: Term, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) -> Term { Self::reduce_inspected_mut(&mut expr, inspect); expr } } impl<A> HybridNormalOrder<A> where A: AlphaRename, { #[cfg(test)] fn reduce_rec(expr: &mut Term) { if let Some(subst_with) = match *expr { Lam(_, ref mut body) => { Self::reduce_rec(body); None }, App(ref mut lhs, ref mut rhs) => { HeadSpine::<A>::reduce_rec(lhs); match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => { apply_mut::<A>(lhs, rhs); Self::reduce_rec(lhs); // defer actual substitution outside match expression // because of the borrow checker //TODO refactor when non-lexical-lifetimes are stabilized, see [issue 43234](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/43234) Some(mem::replace(&mut **lhs, dummy_term())) }, _ => { Self::reduce_rec(lhs); Self::reduce_rec(rhs); None }, } }, _ => None, } { *expr = subst_with; } } fn reduce_inspected_mut(expr: &mut Term, inspect: &mut impl Inspect) { let mut temp_term = dummy_term(); let mut parents: Vec<Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>>> = Vec::with_capacity(8); let base_term: Rc<RefCell<*mut Term>> = Rc::new(RefCell::new(expr)); unsafe { descend_left_and_body(base_term.clone(), &mut parents); while let Some(term) = parents.pop() { if Stop::Yes == match **term.borrow() { App(ref lhs, _) => match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => inspect.inspect(&**base_term.borrow()), _ => Stop::No, }, _ => Stop::No, } { break; } let do_swap = match **term.borrow_mut() { App(ref mut lhs, ref mut rhs) => { HeadSpine::<A>::reduce_inspected_mut(lhs, inspect); match **lhs { Lam(_, _) => { apply_mut::<A>(lhs, rhs); // defer actual substitution outside match expression // because of the borrow checker //TODO refactor when non-lexical-lifetimes are stabilized, see [issue 43234](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/43234) mem::swap(&mut temp_term, &mut **lhs); true }, _ => { descend_left_and_right_and_body( Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **rhs)), &mut parents, ); descend_left_and_right_and_body( Rc::new(RefCell::new(&mut **lhs)), &mut parents, ); false }, } }, _ => false, }; if do_swap { term.borrow_mut().swap(&mut temp_term); parents.push(term.clone()); descend_left_and_right_and_body(term, &mut parents); } } } } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests;