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; Copyright (C) 2019, ForrestHunt, Inc.
; Written by Matt Kaufmann and J Moore
; License: A 3-clause BSD license. See the LICENSE file distributed with ACL2.
; Weights and Measures for the Doppelganger Construction
; The doppelganger construction requires analysis of the user-defined
; functions, for example, to identify them, partition them into G1 and G2,
; determine the weight of each, determine their internals, etc. This book
; provides a utility, implemented as a new make-event event named
; weights-and-measures, for doing that analysis.
; Suppose you want to create a file containing the defuns of the doppelgangers
; of the badged functions in a book named "some-user-defs.lisp". Your
; doppelgangers book should begin by including this book. Then locally include
; the book you want to analyze, "some-user-defs", but use the idiom:
; (local (include-book "some-user-defs")) ; no_port
; so that cert.pl doesn't load that book's portcullis.
; Then invoke the event:
; (weights-and-measures)
; Invoking (weights-and-measures) will define the following constants by
; analyzing the world created by the local inclusion of "some-user-defs".
; *user-fns*
; *g2-fns*
; *g1-fns*
; *tameness-conditions*
; *weight-alist*
; *max-internal-weight-alist*
; *original-measures-alist*
; and it will introduce macro forms:
; (tameness-bit fn)
; (max-internal-weight fn)
; (chronological-position fn)
; (original-measure fn)
; These new macro forms can be used in the definitions of the measures for the
; G2 doppelgangers. In fact, they SHOULD ONLY BE USED in that context since
; they TAMEP! and use formal variables like FN and ARGS that only make sense in
; the context of those measures.
(in-package "MODAPP")
(include-book "apply-prim")
(defun generate-g2-fns (chron-fns wrld g2-fns)
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond
((endp chron-fns) (reverse g2-fns))
(t (generate-g2-fns (cdr chron-fns)
wrld
(if (intersectp-eq g2-fns (all-fnnames (body (car chron-fns) nil wrld)))
(cons (car chron-fns) g2-fns)
g2-fns)))))
(defun generate-g2-tameness-conditions1 (vars ilks)
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond
((eq ilks t) nil)
((endp ilks) nil)
((eq (car ilks) :FN)
(cons `(TAMEP-FUNCTIONP! ,(car vars))
(generate-g2-tameness-conditions1 (cdr vars) (cdr ilks))))
((eq (car ilks) :EXPR)
(cons `(TAMEP! ,(car vars))
(generate-g2-tameness-conditions1 (cdr vars) (cdr ilks))))
(t (generate-g2-tameness-conditions1 (cdr vars) (cdr ilks)))))
(defun executable-badge (fn wrld)
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond
((symbolp fn)
(let ((temp (hons-get fn *badge-prim-falist*)))
(cond
(temp (cdr temp))
((eq fn 'BADGE) *generic-tame-badge-1*)
((eq fn 'TAMEP) *generic-tame-badge-1*)
((eq fn 'TAMEP-FUNCTIONP) *generic-tame-badge-1*)
((eq fn 'SUITABLY-TAMEP-LISTP) *generic-tame-badge-3*)
((eq fn 'APPLY$) *apply$-badge*)
((eq fn 'EV$) *ev$-badge*)
(t (cdr
(assoc-eq
fn
(cdr
(assoc-eq :badge-userfn-structure
(table-alist 'badge-table wrld)))))))))
(t nil)))
(defun generate-g2-tameness-conditions (fns wrld)
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond
((endp fns) nil)
(t (cons (cons (car fns)
(generate-g2-tameness-conditions1
(formals (car fns) wrld)
(access apply$-badge
(executable-badge (car fns) wrld)
:ilks)))
(generate-g2-tameness-conditions (cdr fns) wrld)))))
(defun weight1 (x weight-alist)
(if (consp x)
(+ 1
(weight1 (car x) weight-alist)
(weight1 (cdr X) weight-alist))
(if (symbolp x)
(let ((temp (assoc-eq x weight-alist)))
(cond
((null temp) 0)
(t (cdr temp))))
(acl2-count x))))
(defun symbolp-to-natp-alistp (x)
(cond
((atom x) (equal x nil))
((and (consp (car x))
(symbolp (caar x))
(natp (cdar x)))
(symbolp-to-natp-alistp (cdr x)))))
(defthm symbolp-to-natp-alistp-implies-natp-cdr-assoc-equal
(implies (and (assoc-equal x a)
(symbolp-to-natp-alistp a))
(natp (cdr (assoc-equal x a)))))
(defthm natp-weight1
(implies (symbolp-to-natp-alistp a)
(natp (weight1 x a)))
:rule-classes :type-prescription)
(mutual-recursion
(defun expand-all-lambdas (term)
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond
((variablep term) term)
((fquotep term) term)
((flambdap (ffn-symb term))
(expand-all-lambdas
(subcor-var (lambda-formals (ffn-symb term))
(fargs term)
(lambda-body (ffn-symb term)))))
(t (fcons-term (ffn-symb term)
(expand-all-lambdas-list (fargs term))))))
(defun expand-all-lambdas-list (terms)
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond
((endp terms) nil)
(t (cons (expand-all-lambdas (car terms))
(expand-all-lambdas-list (cdr terms))))))
)
(defun generate-weight-alist (fns weight-alist wrld)
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond
((endp fns) weight-alist)
(t (generate-weight-alist (cdr fns)
(cons (cons (car fns)
(weight1 (expand-all-lambdas (body (car fns) nil wrld))
weight-alist))
weight-alist)
wrld))))
(defun chronological-position1 (x lst next-available-chronological-position)
(cond ((endp lst) (+ 1 next-available-chronological-position))
((eq x (car lst)) next-available-chronological-position)
(t (chronological-position1 x (cdr lst) (+ 1 next-available-chronological-position)))))
(defun quoted-fn/expr-actuals (terms ilks)
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond ((endp terms) nil)
((and (or (eq (car ilks) :fn)
(eq (car ilks) :expr))
(quotep (car terms)))
(cons (car terms)
(quoted-fn/expr-actuals (cdr terms) (cdr ilks))))
(t (quoted-fn/expr-actuals (cdr terms) (cdr ilks)))))
(defun fn/expr-formals (vars ilks)
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond ((endp vars) nil)
((or (eq (car ilks) :fn)
(eq (car ilks) :expr))
(cons (car vars)
(fn/expr-formals (cdr vars) (cdr ilks))))
(t (fn/expr-formals (cdr vars) (cdr ilks)))))
(defun make-max-weight1 (lst)
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond
((endp lst) 0)
((endp (cdr lst))
`(weight ,(car lst)))
(t `(max (weight ,(car lst))
,(make-max-weight1 (cdr lst))))))
(mutual-recursion
(defun collect-internals (fn term g2-fns wrld ans)
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond
((variablep term) ans)
((fquotep term) ans)
((flambdap (ffn-symb term))
(er hard 'collect-internals
"We thought all LAMBDAs were expanded before calling this function!"))
((null (executable-badge (ffn-symb term) wrld))
(er hard 'collect-internals
"Unbadged function ~x0!"
(ffn-symb term)))
((and (not (eq fn (ffn-symb term)))
(not (eq fn 'apply$))
(not (eq fn 'ev$))
(member-eq (ffn-symb term) g2-fns))
(let* ((ilks (access apply$-badge
(executable-badge (ffn-symb term) wrld)
:ilks))
(qlst (quoted-fn/expr-actuals (fargs term)
(if (eq ilks t) nil ilks))))
(collect-internals-lst
fn
(fargs term)
g2-fns
wrld
(union-equal (cons (kwote (ffn-symb term)) qlst) ans))))
(t (collect-internals-lst fn (fargs term) g2-fns wrld ans))))
(defun collect-internals-lst (fn terms g2-fns wrld ans)
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond
((endp terms) ans)
(t (collect-internals-lst
fn (cdr terms) g2-fns wrld
(collect-internals fn (car terms) g2-fns wrld ans))))))
(defun make-max-internal-weight (fn g2-fns wrld)
; We return a list containing all
; * :fn and :expr formals of fn
; * quoted evgs in :fn and :expr slots of the (beta-reduced) body of fn, and
; * quoted names of all all partially instantiated *g2-fns* called in that body
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(make-max-weight1
(union-equal
(fn/expr-formals (formals fn wrld)
(if (and (executable-badge fn wrld)
(not (eq (access apply$-badge (executable-badge fn wrld) :ilks) t)))
(access apply$-badge (executable-badge fn wrld) :ilks)
nil))
(collect-internals
fn
(expand-all-lambdas (body fn nil wrld))
g2-fns
wrld
nil))))
(defun max-internal-weight-alist (fns g2-fns wrld alist)
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond
((endp fns) alist)
(t (max-internal-weight-alist
(cdr fns)
g2-fns
wrld
(cons (cons (car fns)
(make-max-internal-weight (car fns) g2-fns wrld))
alist)))))
; These two are redundant with their defuns in apply.lisp. But we don't always
; have apply.lisp in our session.
(defun lex-measure-terms (term)
; If term is (the translation of) an LLIST term, (llist t1 ... tk), we return
; (t1 ... tk), the list of components. Otherwise we return nil.
; We assume that term is not initially NIL. Technically, nil is the
; translation of (llist); if that were some function's measure it would mean
; the function was non-recursive. But we assume that condition is detected
; before this function is called and so we are free to return nil as the signal
; that term is not an LLIST term.
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond
((variablep term) nil)
((fquotep term)
; If term is NIL, we've reached the end of a successful parse of an LLIST. We
; return T to signal that, as opposed to returning NIL which here means that
; the original term is not an LLIST.
(cond ((equal term acl2::*nil*) T)
(t nil)))
((and (eq (ffn-symb term) 'CONS)
(acl2::nvariablep (fargn term 1))
(not (fquotep (fargn term 1)))
(eq (ffn-symb (fargn term 1)) 'NFIX))
(let ((temp (lex-measure-terms (fargn term 2))))
(cond ((null temp) nil)
(t (cons (fargn term 1)
(if (eq temp t) nil temp))))))
(t nil)))
; Note: This function replaces acceptable-warranted-justificationp
(defun g2-justification (fn ens wrld)
; Fn is a defined function symbol being considered for a warrant and we know
; that fn's measure, if fn is recursive, is not ancestrally dependent on
; apply$, but that fn's body is ancestrally dependent on apply$. So fn will
; become a G2 function if we warrant it. But that means its justification has
; to meet certain criteria. If it fails to meet the criteria, we return (mv
; msg nil). If it meets the criteria we return (mv nil lst), where lst is the
; list of components in a LLIST measure justifying fn.
; Every G2 function must satisfy one of the following criteria.
; * fn's justification is NIL, meaning fn is not recursive: answer = (mv nil
; nil).
; * the type-set of fn's measure is *ts-non-negative-integer*, and the relation
; and domain are O< and O-P: answer = (mv nil '(m)), where m is fn's measure
; term.
; * fn's measure is (llist m1 ... mk) with relation and domain ACL2::L< and
; ACL2::LEXP: answer = (mv nil (m1 ... mk)).
; Note that after suitable checks we treat the simple numeric measure case as
; though it were (llist m).
; The reasons we impose restrictions on G2 measures are:
; (1) We don't care about the measures of G1 functions as long as they're not
; dependent on apply$. The model construction can order the G1 definitions
; (and any relevant unwarranted definitions) in the user's chronological order
; and admit them all.
; (2) We insist that G2 functions have measures independent of apply$ so we
; don't complicate the admission of the mutually recursive clique involving
; apply$ and all G2 functions. To weaken this restriction will require a
; meta-level argument that a function in the clique can be used as the measure
; of another one -- a reflexive situation we're not sure we can handle and so
; don't!
; (3) We limit the acceptable measures to either natural numbers or
; lexicographic measures. The model construction's measure for the
; doppelganger clique is lexicographic and will allocate max slots to
; accommodate all the userfn measures, where max is the length of the longest
; lexicographic measure of any userfn. Simple numeric measures are treated
; like lexicographic measures of length 1. We can imagine loosening this
; restriction and allowing an arbitrary ordinal measure (independent of apply$)
; but that requires another meta-level proof based on the structured theory
; paper's universal evaluator to non-constructively define a recursion counter.
; We haven't worked out the details of this proof.
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond
((not (recursivep fn nil wrld))
(mv nil nil))
(t (let ((just (getpropc fn 'justification nil wrld)))
(cond
((null just)
(mv (er hard 'warranted-justification
"~x0 is marked with a non-nil RECURSIVEP property but its ~
JUSTIFICATION property is nil!"
fn)
nil))
(t (let* ((m (access justification just :measure))
(rel (access justification just :rel))
(mp (access justification just :mp)))
(mv-let (ts ttree)
(type-set m
nil ; force-flg
nil ; dwp
nil ; type-alist
ens
wrld
nil ; ttree
nil ; pot-lst
nil ;pt
)
(declare (ignore ttree))
(cond
((ts-subsetp ts *ts-non-negative-integer*)
(cond
((not (eq rel 'O<))
(mv (msg "~x0 cannot be warranted because its ~
justification's well-founded relation is ~x1 ~
instead of O< as required for its ~
natural-number measure."
fn
rel)
nil))
((not (eq mp 'O-P))
(mv (msg "~x0 cannot be warranted because its ~
justification's domain is ~x1 instead of O-P as ~
required for its natural-number measure."
fn
mp)
nil))
(t (mv nil (list m)))))
(t (let ((terms (lex-measure-terms m)))
(cond
((null terms)
(mv (msg "~x0 cannot be warranted because its ~
measure, ~x1, is not of the right shape. ~
It must be either a simple natural number ~
measure recognized by primitive type ~
reasoning or a lexicographic measure ~
constructed by LLIST. Your measure was not ~
constructed by LLIST and its output, V, as ~
deduced by type reasoning is described by ~
~x2. If you think your measure does in ~
fact return a natural number, prove it as a ~
:type-prescription lemma."
fn
m
(untranslate
(mv-let (tsterm x)
(acl2::convert-type-set-to-term
'v ts ens wrld nil)
(declare (ignore x))
tsterm)
t
wrld))
nil))
((not (eq rel 'L<))
(mv (msg "~x0 cannot be warranted because its ~
justification's well-founded relation is ~
~x1 rather than L< as required for its ~
lexicographic measure."
fn
rel)
nil))
((not (eq mp 'ACL2::LEXP))
(mv (msg "~x0 cannot be warranted because its ~
justification's domain is domain is ~x1 ~
instead of LEXP as required for its ~
lexicographic measure."
fn
mp)
nil))
(t (mv nil terms))))))))))))))
(defun generate-original-measures-alist (fns ens wrld)
(declare (xargs :mode :program))
(cond
((endp fns) nil)
((getpropc (car fns) 'justification nil wrld)
(cons (cons (car fns)
(mv-let (msg val)
(g2-justification (car fns) ens wrld)
(declare (ignore msg)) ; we know it's nil
val))
(generate-original-measures-alist (cdr fns) ens wrld)))
(t (cons (cons (car fns) nil)
(generate-original-measures-alist (cdr fns) ens wrld)))))
(defun max-original-measure-length (alist)
(cond ((endp alist) 1)
(t (max (length (cdr (car alist)))
(max-original-measure-length (cdr alist))))))
(defmacro weights-and-measures ()
`(encapsulate
nil
(make-event
`(defconst *user-fns*
; chronological listing of all badged fns in def-warrant order
',(reverse
(strip-cars
(cdr
(assoc-eq :badge-userfn-structure
(table-alist 'badge-table (w state))))))))
(make-event
`(defconst *g2-fns* ; chronological listing of all fns ancestrally dependent
; on APPLY$, starting with APPLY$ and EV$; def-warrant order
',(generate-g2-fns *user-fns*
(w state)
'(apply$ ev$))))
(defconst *g1-fns* ; chronological listing of all defun$ fns not ancestrally
; dependent on APPLY$; def-warrant order
(set-difference-eq *user-fns* *g2-fns*))
(make-event
`(defconst *tameness-conditions*
',(generate-g2-tameness-conditions (cddr *g2-fns*) (w state))))
(defmacro tameness-bit (fn)
(let ((clst (cdr (assoc-eq fn *tameness-conditions*))))
(cond
((null clst) 0)
((null (cdr clst)) `(IF ,(car clst) 0 1))
(t `(IF ,(cons 'AND clst) 0 1)))))
(make-event
`(defconst *weight-alist*
',(generate-weight-alist (cddr *g2-fns*) nil (w state))))
(defun weight (x) (weight1 x *weight-alist*))
(defthm natp-weight
(natp (weight x))
:rule-classes :type-prescription)
(defmacro chronological-position (x)
; Because *user-fns* is in def-warrant order, so are our positions.
(cond
((or (eq x 'apply$)
(eq x 'apply$-userfn))
0)
((or (eq x 'ev$)
(eq x 'ev$-list)) 1)
((member x *user-fns*)
(chronological-position1 x *user-fns* 2))
(t 0)))
(make-event
`(defconst *max-internal-weight-alist*
',(max-internal-weight-alist (cddr *g2-fns*) *g2-fns* (w state) nil)))
(defmacro max-internal-weight (fn)
(or (cdr (assoc-eq fn *max-internal-weight-alist*))
0))
(make-event
`(defconst *original-measures-alist*
',(generate-original-measures-alist *g2-fns*
(ens state)
(w state))))
(defconst *max-lex-length*
(max-original-measure-length *original-measures-alist*))
(defconst *big-0*
(make-list *max-lex-length* :initial-element 0))
(defmacro standard-g2-userfn-measure (fn)
(let* ((orig-measure-lst (cdr (assoc-eq fn *original-measures-alist*)))
(big-orig-measure-lst
(append (make-list (- *max-lex-length* (length orig-measure-lst))
:initial-element 0)
orig-measure-lst)))
`(llist (tameness-bit ,fn)
(max-internal-weight ,fn)
(chronological-position ,fn)
,@big-orig-measure-lst
1)))
(defmacro xllist (tameness-bit max-wt chron-pos apply$-userfn-bit)
`(llist ,tameness-bit
,max-wt
,chron-pos
,@*big-0*
,apply$-userfn-bit))
))
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