WIP: Unification Algorithm from Generating Good Generators + Naive Schedules from Testing Theorems#23
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Closing this PR, as it has been subsumed by #27 |
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WIP PR which rewrites the Chamelean backend using:
Overview:
UnificationMonad.lean: The unification monad from Fig. 2 of GGG (calledUnifyMin our implementation)UnifyMcombines theState,OptionandMetaMmonads (the latter is Lean's metaprogramming monad, needed for producing terms + error reporting)DeriveSubGenerator.lean: The algorithm in Fig. 4 of GGG for deriving one case of a generatorModeAnalysis.lean: Handles constraint-processing as described in section 3 of Computing Correctly for Inductive Relations (contains types corresponding to CC's notion of compatibility)Schedules.lean: Definitions of generator schedules from TTScheduleUtils.lean: Functions for manipulating generator schedulesGGGTests.lean: Tests corresponding to the example generators in GGG