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Author: Jan Wielemaker
E-mail: J.Wielemaker@cs.vu.nl
WWW: http://www.swi-prolog.org
Copyright (C): 2010, VU University Amsterdam
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:- module(coinduction,
[ (coinductive)/1,
op(1150, fx, (coinductive))
]).
:- use_module(library(error)).
/** <module> Co-Logic Programming
This simple module implements the directive coinductive/1 as described
in "Co-Logic Programming: Extending Logic Programming with Coinduction"
by Luke Simon et al. The idea behind coinduction is that a goal succeeds
if it unifies to a parent goal. This enables some interesting programs,
notably on infinite trees (cyclic terms).
==
:- use_module(library(coinduction)).
:- coinductive p/1.
p([1|T]) :- p(T).
==
This predicate is true for any cyclic list containing only 1-s,
regardless of the cycle-length.
@bug Programs mixing normal predicates and coinductive predicates must
be _stratified_. The theory does not apply to normal Prolog calling
coinductive predicates, calling normal Prolog predicates, etc.
Stratification is not checked or enforced in any other way and thus
left as a responsibility to the user.
@see "Co-Logic Programming: Extending Logic Programming with Coinduction"
by Luke Simon et al.
*/
:- multifile
system:term_expansion/2,
coinductive_declaration/2. % Head, Module
%% head(+Term, -QHead) is semidet.
%
% Must be first to allow reloading!
head(Var, _) :-
var(Var), !, fail.
head((H:-_B), Head) :- !,
head(H, Head).
head(H, Head) :-
( H = _:_
-> Head = H
; prolog_load_context(module, M),
Head = M:H
).
%% coinductive(:Spec)
%
% The declaration :- coinductive name/arity, ... defines
% predicates as _coinductive_. The predicate definition is wrapped
% such that goals unify with their ancestors. This directive must
% preceed all clauses of the predicate.
coinductive(Spec) :-
throw(error(context_error(nodirective, coinductive(Spec)), _)).
expand_coinductive_declaration(Spec, Clauses) :-
prolog_load_context(module, Module),
phrase(expand_specs(Spec, Module), Clauses).
expand_specs(Var, _) -->
{ var(Var), !,
instantiation_error(Var)
}.
expand_specs(M:Spec, _) --> !,
expand_specs(Spec, M).
expand_specs((A,B), Module) --> !,
expand_specs(A, Module),
expand_specs(B, Module).
expand_specs(Head, Module) -->
{ valid_pi(Head, Name, Arity),
functor(GenHead, Name, Arity)
},
[ coinduction:coinductive_declaration(GenHead, Module) ].
valid_pi(Name/Arity, Name, Arity) :-
must_be(atom, Name),
must_be(integer, Arity).
%% wrap_coinductive(+Head, +Term, -Clauses) is det.
%
% Create a wrapper. The first clause deal with the case where we
% already created the wrapper. The second creates the wrapper and
% the first clause.
wrap_coinductive(Pred, Term, Clause) :-
current_predicate(_, Pred), !,
rename_clause(Term, 'coinductive ', Clause).
wrap_coinductive(Pred, Term, [Wrapper_1,Wrapper_2,FirstClause]) :-
Pred = M:Head,
functor(Head, Name, Arity),
length(Args, Arity),
GenHead =.. [Name|Args],
atom_concat('coinductive ', Name, WrappedName),
WrappedHead =.. [WrappedName|Args],
Wrapper_1 = (GenHead :-
prolog_current_frame(F),
prolog_frame_attribute(F, parent, FP),
prolog_frame_attribute(FP, parent_goal, M:GenHead)),
Wrapper_2 = (GenHead :- WrappedHead, coinduction:no_lco),
rename_clause(Term, 'coinductive ', FirstClause).
:- public no_lco/0.
no_lco. % true, but do not optimize away
%% rename_clause(+Clause, +Prefix, -Renamed) is det.
%
% Rename a clause by prefixing its old name wit h Prefix.
rename_clause((Head :- Body), Prefix, (NewHead :- Body)) :- !,
rename_clause(Head, Prefix, NewHead).
rename_clause(M:Head, Prefix, M:NewHead) :-
rename_clause(Head, Prefix, NewHead).
rename_clause(Head, Prefix, NewHead) :-
Head =.. [Name|Args],
atom_concat(Prefix, Name, WrapName),
NewHead =.. [WrapName|Args].
/*******************************
* EXPANSION HOOKS *
*******************************/
system:term_expansion((:- coinductive(Spec)), Clauses) :-
expand_coinductive_declaration(Spec, Clauses).
system:term_expansion(Term, Wrapper) :-
head(Term, Module:Head),
coinductive_declaration(Head, Module),
wrap_coinductive(Module:Head, Term, Wrapper).
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