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% generated: 8 March 1990
% option(s):
%
%   meta_qsort
%
%   Ralph M. Haygood
%
%   meta-interpret Warren benchmark qsort
%
% For any meta-variable ~X~, interpret(~X~) behaves as if
%
%  interpret(~X~):- ~X~.
%
%  Thus, for example, interpret((foo(X), bar(X), !)) behaves as if
%
%  interpret((foo(X), bar(X), !)):- foo(X), bar(X), !.
%
%  Note that though ~X~ may contain cuts, those cuts cannot escape from
%  interpret(~X~) to effect the parent goal; interpret(!) is equivalent
%  to true.
%
%  Cuts inside ~X~ are executed according to the rule that conjunction,
%  disjunction, and if-then-else are transparent to cuts, and any other
%  form is transparent to cuts if and only if it can be macro-expanded
%  into a form involving only these three without interpret/1.  If-then
%  and negation are the only such other forms currently recognized; ( A
%  -> B) is equivalent to ( A -> B ; fail ), and \+ A is equivalent to
%  ( A -> fail ; true ).


meta_qsort(ShowResult) :-
	interpret(qsort(R)),
	(   ShowResult = true ->
	    write(R), nl
	;   true).


interpret(Goal):-
	interpret(Goal, Rest),
	(nonvar(Rest), !, interpret(Rest)
             ;
	 true).


interpret(G, _):-
	var(G),
	!,
	fail.

interpret((A, B), Rest):-
	!,
	interpret(A, Rest0),
	(nonvar(Rest0) -> Rest = (Rest0, B)
                        ; interpret(B, Rest)).

interpret((A ; B), Rest):-
	!,
	interpret_disjunction(A, B, Rest).

interpret((A -> B), Rest):-
	!,
	interpret_disjunction((A -> B), fail, Rest).

interpret(\+A, Rest):-
	!,
	interpret_disjunction((A -> fail), true, Rest).

interpret(!, true):-
	!.

interpret(G, _):-
	integer(G),
	!,
	fail.

interpret(G, _):-
	is_built_in(G),
	!,
	interpret_built_in(G).

interpret(G, _):-
	define(G, Body),
	interpret(Body).

interpret_disjunction((A -> B), _, Rest):-
	interpret(A, Rest0),
	!,
	(nonvar(Rest0) -> Rest = (Rest0 -> B)
	               ; interpret(B, Rest)).

interpret_disjunction((_ -> _), C, Rest):- !,
	interpret(C, Rest).

interpret_disjunction(A, _, Rest):-
	interpret(A, Rest).

interpret_disjunction(_, B, Rest):-
	interpret(B, Rest).




is_built_in(true).

is_built_in(_=<_).

is_built_in(write(_)).




interpret_built_in(true).

interpret_built_in(X=<Y):- X =< Y.

interpret_built_in(write(X)):- write(X), nl.




define(qsort(R),(
       qsort([27,74,17,33,94,18,46,83,65, 2,
              32,53,28,85,99,47,28,82, 6,11,
              55,29,39,81,90,37,10, 0,66,51,
               7,21,85,27,31,63,75, 4,95,99,
              11,28,61,74,18,92,40,53,59, 8],R,[]))).

define(qsort([X|L],R,R0),(
       partition(L,X,L1,L2),
       qsort(L2,R1,R0),
       qsort(L1,R,[X|R1]))).
define(qsort([],R,R),true).

define(partition([X|L],Y,[X|L1],L2),(
       X=<Y,!,
       partition(L,Y,L1,L2))).
define(partition([X|L],Y,L1,[X|L2]),(
       partition(L,Y,L1,L2))).
define(partition([],_,[],[]),true).

% benchmark interface

benchmark(ShowResult) :-
	meta_qsort(ShowResult).

:- include(common).