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; Computational Object Inference
; Copyright (C) 2005-2014 Kookamara LLC
;
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;
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; http://www.kookamara.com/
;
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;
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;
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(in-package "ACL2")
(include-book "defdoc")
(include-book "xdoc/top" :dir :system)
(defun event-sequence (args)
(if args `(encapsulate
()
,@args)
`(progn)))
;; ===================================================================
;;
;; \#if preprocessor macro
;;
;; ===================================================================
(defmacro \#if (p &rest args)
`(make-event
(event-sequence (if ,p ',args nil))))
;;; The following legacy doc string was replaced Nov. 2014 by the
;;; auto-generated defxdoc form just below.
; (def::doc \#if
;
; :section \#if
;
; :one-liner "A C-preprocessor-like macro for conditional events"
;
; :details (docstring
; "
; \\#if is a C-preprocessor-like macro that allows a sequence of
; embedded event forms to be made conditional on state.
;
; (\\#if (equal (@ acl2-version) \"ACL2 Version 3.3\")
;
; (defun test1 (x) x)
; (defthm test-equal
; (equal (test x) x))
;
; )
;
; The first argument to \\#if is a predicate that is evaluated
; in the current state. If the predicate evaluates to true, the
; remaining forms are submitted to ACL2. If not, the remaining
; forms are skipped. \\if events can be nested.
;
; "(docref"#if-else")"
; "(docref"#cond")"
;
; "))
(defxdoc |#IF|
:parents (|#IF|)
:short "A C-preprocessor-like macro for conditional events"
:long "<p>\\#if is a C-preprocessor-like macro that allows a sequence of
embedded event forms to be made conditional on state.</p>
<p>(\\#if (equal (@@ acl2-version) \"ACL2 Version 3.3\")</p>
<p>(defun test1 (x) x) (defthm test-equal (equal (test x) x))</p>
<p>)</p>
<p>The first argument to \\#if is a predicate that is evaluated in the current
state. If the predicate evaluates to true, the remaining forms are submitted
to ACL2. If not, the remaining forms are skipped. \\if events can be
nested.</p>
<p>See <see topic='@(url |#IF-ELSE|)'>#if-else</see> See <see topic='@(url
|#COND|)'>#cond</see></p>")
;; ===================================================================
(local
(\#if (@ acl2-version) (defun test1 (x) x)))
(local
(\#if (not (@ acl2-version)) (defun test2 (x) x)))
;; ===================================================================
;;
;; \#if-else preprocessor macro
;;
;; ===================================================================
(defmacro \#if-else (p e1 e2)
`(make-event
(event-sequence (if ,p '(,e1) '(,e2)))))
;;; The following legacy doc string was replaced Nov. 2014 by the
;;; auto-generated defxdoc form just below.
; (def::doc \#if-else
;
; :section \#if-else
;
; :one-liner "A C-preprocessor-like macro for alternate conditional events"
;
; :details (docstring
; "
; \\#if-else is a C-preprocessor-like macro that alternates
; between two different embedded event forms depending on the
; result of evaluating the condition.
;
; (\#if-else (equal (@ acl2-version) \"ACL2 Version 3.3\")
;
; (defun test1 (x) (1- x))
;
; (defun test1 (x) (1+ x))
;
; )
;
; The first argument to \\#if-else is a predicate that is evaluated
; in the current state. If the predicate evaluates to true, the second
; argument to if-else will be submitted to ACL2. If the predicate
; evaluates to false, the third argument will be submitted. \\#if-else
; events can be nested.
;
; "(docref"#if")"
; "(docref"#cond")"
;
; "))
(defxdoc |#IF-ELSE|
:parents (|#IF-ELSE|)
:short "A C-preprocessor-like macro for alternate conditional events"
:long "<p>\\#if-else is a C-preprocessor-like macro that alternates between
two different embedded event forms depending on the result of evaluating the
condition.</p>
<p>(#if-else (equal (@@ acl2-version) \"ACL2 Version 3.3\")</p>
<p>(defun test1 (x) (1- x))</p>
<p>(defun test1 (x) (1+ x))</p>
<p>)</p>
<p>The first argument to \\#if-else is a predicate that is evaluated in the
current state. If the predicate evaluates to true, the second argument to
if-else will be submitted to ACL2. If the predicate evaluates to false, the
third argument will be submitted. \\#if-else events can be nested.</p>
<p>See <see topic='@(url |#IF|)'>#if</see> See <see topic='@(url
|#COND|)'>#cond</see></p>")
;; ===================================================================
(defun cond-to-if (cond)
(if (consp cond)
`(if ,(caar cond) '(,(cadar cond))
,(cond-to-if (cdr cond)))
nil))
(defun make-cond-event (cond-form)
`(make-event
(event-sequence ,(cond-to-if cond-form))))
;; ===================================================================
;;
;; \#cond preprocessor macro
;;
;; ===================================================================
(defmacro \#cond (&rest args)
(make-cond-event args))
;;; The following legacy doc string was replaced Nov. 2014 by the
;;; auto-generated defxdoc form just below.
; (def::doc \#cond
;
; :section \#cond
;
; :one-liner "A C-preprocessor-like macro for alternate conditional events"
;
; :details (docstring
; "
; \\#cond is a C-preprocessor-like macro that selects zero
; or one event among a possible sequence of events based upon
; the result of evaluating the condition associated with the
; event.
;
; (\\#cond
; ((@ test3) (defun test3 (x) x))
; ((@ test4) (defun test4 (x) x))
; ((@ test5) (defun test5 (x) x))
; )
;
; The \\#cond macro accepts a sequence of terms in cond form.
; Each predicate of the cond form is evaluated in sequence. If a
; predicate evaluates to true, the term associated with that
; predicate will be submitted to ACL2. If no predicate evalutes
; to true, the event is a no-op.
;
; "(docref"#if")"
; "(docref"#if-else")"
;
; "))
(defxdoc |#COND|
:parents (|#COND|)
:short "A C-preprocessor-like macro for alternate conditional events"
:long "<p>\\#cond is a C-preprocessor-like macro that selects zero or one
event among a possible sequence of events based upon the result of evaluating
the condition associated with the event.</p>
<p>(\\#cond ((@@ test3) (defun test3 (x) x)) ((@@ test4) (defun test4 (x) x))
((@@ test5) (defun test5 (x) x)) )</p>
<p>The \\#cond macro accepts a sequence of terms in cond form. Each predicate
of the cond form is evaluated in sequence. If a predicate evaluates to true,
the term associated with that predicate will be submitted to ACL2. If no
predicate evalutes to true, the event is a no-op.</p>
<p>See <see topic='@(url |#IF|)'>#if</see> See <see topic='@(url
|#IF-ELSE|)'>#if-else</see></p>")
;; ===================================================================
(local
(\#cond
((equal (@ acl2-version) "1") (defun test3 (x) x))
((equal (@ acl2-version) "2") (defun test4 (x) x))
(t (defun test5 (x) x))
))
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