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APPENDIX D. SPECIFICATION OF TRANSFORMER IN RSL1 end, typesMap( TRPattern( p, func, trans, typesMap( TROptInnerPattern( inner_pattern(elp), func, trans, types))))) TROptInnerPattern : OptionalInnerPattern × FUNC × TRANS × TYPES → OIP_TYPES TROptInnerPattern(oip, func, trans, types) ≡ case oip of InnerPatternList(pl) → mk_OIP_TYPES( InnerPatternList( patternList( TRPatternList(pl, func, trans, types))), typesMap( TRPatternList(pl, func, trans, types))), NoInnerPattern → mk_OIP_TYPES(oip, types) end, makeAssignExpr : ValueExpr × ExpType × TRANS → ValueExpr makeAssignExpr(ve, et, trans) ≡ case et of Known(te) → case te of TypeName(tn) → if isinId(tn, domainTRANS(trans)) then /∗Type of interest.∗/ AssignExpr(getMapValueTRANS(trans, tn), ve) else /∗Not type of interest.∗/ ve end, → ve end, Unknown → ve end, 406
D.2. FORMAL SPECIFICATION OF THE TRANSFORMER IN RSL1 /∗**** TypeExpr ****∗/ typeExprToList : TypeExpr → TypeExpr ∗ typeExprToList(te) ≡ case te of TypeExprProduct(tep) → tep, → 〈te〉 end, getLengthTE : TypeExpr → Int getLengthTE(te) ≡ case te of TypeExprProduct(tep) → getLengthTEL(tep), BracketedTypeExpr(bte) → getLengthTE(bte), → 1 end, getLengthTEL : TypeExpr ∗ → Int getLengthTEL(tel) ≡ if tel = 〈〉 then 0 else getLengthTE(hd tel) + getLengthTEL(tl tel) end, truncate : TypeExpr → TypeExpr truncate(tel) ≡ case tel of TypeLiteral(literal) → tel, TypeName(id) → tel, TypeExprProduct(telp) → if truncateTypeExprProduct(telp) = 〈〉 then TypeLiteral(UNIT) else if lengthTE(truncateTypeExprProduct(telp)) = 1 then hd truncateTypeExprProduct(telp) else TypeExprProduct( truncateTypeExprProduct(telp)) end end, TypeExprSet(tes) → tel, TypeExprList(te) → tel, TypeExprMap(tem) → tel, FunctionTypeExpr(te, fa, rd) → FunctionTypeExpr( 407
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BIBLIOGRAPHY [ST02] Donald Sannello
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