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Florian Steurer 2015-11-23 01:03:01 +01:00
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src/de/dhbwstuttgart/typeinference/unifynew/Unify.java
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@ -30,14 +30,13 @@ import de.dhbwstuttgart.typinference.unify.model.Type;
*/
public class Unify {
public Menge<Menge<Pair>> unify(Menge<MPair> eq, IFiniteClosure fc) {
public Menge<Menge<Pair>> unify(Set<MPair> eq, IFiniteClosure fc) {
/*
* Step 1: Repeated application of reduce, adapt, erase, swap
*/
Set<MPair> eq0 = applyTypeUnificationRules(eq, fc);
/*
* Step 2 and 3: Create a subset eq1s of pairs where both sides are TPH and eq2s of the other pairs
*/
@ -52,7 +51,7 @@ public class Unify {
// Sets that originate from pair pattern matching
// Sets of the "second level"
List<List<Set<MPair>>> pairSets = calculatePairSets(eq2s, fc);
List<List<Set<MPair>>> pairSetsSet = calculatePairSets(eq2s, fc);
// The sets of the "first level"
Set<Set<MPair>> sets = new HashSet<Set<MPair>>();
@ -70,15 +69,15 @@ public class Unify {
// Calculate the inner cartesian products
// Cartesian products of the second level
for(List<Set<MPair>> pairSet : pairSets) // Prüfen ob addAll stimmt oder ob hier eigentlich nur 1 set sein sollte
setOps.cartesianProduct(pairSet).forEach(x -> sets.add(new HashSet<MPair>(x)));
for(List<Set<MPair>> pairSets : pairSetsSet) // Prüfen ob addAll stimmt oder ob hier eigentlich nur 1 set sein sollte
setOps.cartesianProduct(pairSets).forEach(x -> sets.add(new HashSet<MPair>(x)));
// Calculate the outer cartesian products
// Cartesian products of the first level
Set<List<MPair>> eqsSet = setOps.cartesianProduct(new ArrayList<>(sets));
/*
* Step 5: Repeated substitution
* Step 5: Substitution
*/
@ -122,7 +121,7 @@ public class Unify {
* Apply rules until the queue is empty
*/
while(!eqQueue.isEmpty()) {
MPair pair = eqQueue.getFirst();
MPair pair = eqQueue.pollFirst();
// ReduceUp, ReduceLow, ReduceUpLow
Optional<MPair> opt = rules.reduceUpLow(pair);

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test/unify/UnifyTest.java
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@ -1,7 +1,51 @@
package unify;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Set;
import org.junit.Test;
import de.dhbwstuttgart.typeinference.unify.interfaces.IFiniteClosure;
import de.dhbwstuttgart.typeinference.unifynew.Unify;
import de.dhbwstuttgart.typinference.unify.model.MPair;
import de.dhbwstuttgart.typinference.unify.model.MPair.PairOperator;
public class UnifyTest extends Unify {
@Test
public void unifyTest() {
TypeFactory tf = new TypeFactory();
FiniteClosureBuilder fcb = new FiniteClosureBuilder();
Set<MPair> eq = new HashSet<MPair>();
fcb.add(tf.getSimpleType("Number"), tf.getSimpleType("Object"));
fcb.add(tf.getSimpleType("Integer"), tf.getSimpleType("Number"));
fcb.add(tf.getSimpleType("Double"), tf.getSimpleType("Number"));
IFiniteClosure fc = fcb.getCollectionExample();
// Vector<Integer> <. Vector<A>
// A <. Number
// Double <. B
// B <. Object
eq.add(new MPair(tf.getSimpleType("Vector", tf.getSimpleType("Integer")), tf.getSimpleType("Vector", "A"), PairOperator.SMALLERDOT));
eq.add(new MPair(tf.getPlaceholderType("A"), tf.getSimpleType("Number"), PairOperator.SMALLERDOT));
eq.add(new MPair(tf.getPlaceholderType("A"), tf.getPlaceholderType("C"), PairOperator.SMALLERDOT));
eq.add(new MPair(tf.getSimpleType("Double"), tf.getPlaceholderType("B"), PairOperator.SMALLERDOT));
eq.add(new MPair(tf.getPlaceholderType("B"), tf.getSimpleType("Object"), PairOperator.EQUALSDOT));
this.unify(eq, fc);
}
@Test
public void applyTypeUnificationRulesTest() {
}
@Test
public void calculatePairSetsTest() {
}
}