3 Part of CHR
(Constraint Handling Rules
)
6 E
-mail
: Tom
.Schrijvers
@cs.kuleuven
.be
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.swi
-prolog
.org
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(C
): 2005-2006, K
.U
. Leuven
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31 :- module
(chr_compiler_utility
,
39 , variable_replacement
/3
40 , variable_replacement
/4
42 , identical_guarded_rules
/2
43 , copy_with_variable_replacement
/3
57 , tree_set_memberchk
/2
66 :- use_module
(pairlist
).
67 :- use_module
(library
(lists
), [permutation
/2]).
68 :- use_module
(library
(assoc
)).
69 :- if(current_prolog_flag
(dialect
, swi
)).
70 :- use_module
(library
(dialect
/yap), [atomic_concat/3]).
74 %% use_module
(library
(terms
),[term_variables
/2]).
78 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
80 % statistics
(runtime
,[T1
|_
]),
82 % statistics
(runtime
,[T2
|_
]),
84 % format
(' ~w ~46t ~D~80| ms\n',[Phase
,T
]),
89 % format
('\t\tNOT DETERMINISTIC!\n',[])
91 time(_
,Goal
) :- call
(Goal
).
93 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
103 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
104 pair_all_with
([],_
,[]).
105 pair_all_with
([X
|Xs
],Y
,[X
-Y
|Rest
]) :-
106 pair_all_with
(Xs
,Y
,Rest
).
108 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
109 conj2list
(Conj
,L
) :- %% transform conjunctions to list
110 conj2list
(Conj
,L
,[]).
112 conj2list
(Var
,L
,T
) :-
115 conj2list
(true
,L
,L
) :- !.
116 conj2list
(Conj
,L
,T
) :-
120 conj2list
(G
,[G
| T
],T
).
122 disj2list
(Conj
,L
) :- %% transform disjunctions to list
123 disj2list
(Conj
,L
,[]).
124 disj2list
(Conj
,L
,T
) :-
127 disj2list
(Conj
,L
,T
) :-
131 disj2list
(G
,[G
| T
],T
).
134 list2conj
([G
],X
) :- !, X
= G
.
135 list2conj
([G
|Gs
],C
) :-
136 ( G
== true
-> %% remove some redundant trues
144 list2disj
([G
],X
) :- !, X
= G
.
145 list2disj
([G
|Gs
],C
) :-
146 ( G
== fail
-> %% remove some redundant fails
153 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
154 % check wether two rules are identical
156 identical_guarded_rules
(rule
(H11
,H21
,G1
,_
),rule
(H12
,H22
,G2
,_
)) :-
163 identical_rules
(rule
(H11
,H21
,G1
,B1
),rule
(H12
,H22
,G2
,B2
)) :-
165 identical_bodies
(B1
,B2
),
171 identical_bodies
(B1
,B2
) :-
183 % replace variables
in list
185 copy_with_variable_replacement
(X
,Y
,L
) :-
187 ( lookup_eq
(L
,X
,Y
) ->
195 copy_with_variable_replacement_l
(XArgs
,YArgs
,L
)
198 copy_with_variable_replacement_l
([],[],_
).
199 copy_with_variable_replacement_l
([X
|Xs
],[Y
|Ys
],L
) :-
200 copy_with_variable_replacement
(X
,Y
,L
),
201 copy_with_variable_replacement_l
(Xs
,Ys
,L
).
203 % build variable replacement list
205 variable_replacement
(X
,Y
,L
) :-
206 variable_replacement
(X
,Y
,[],L
).
208 variable_replacement
(X
,Y
,L1
,L2
) :-
211 ( lookup_eq
(L1
,X
,Z
) ->
214 ; ( X
== Y
-> L2
=L1
; L2
= [X
-Y
,Y
-X
|L1
])
219 variable_replacement_l
(XArgs
,YArgs
,L1
,L2
)
222 variable_replacement_l
([],[],L
,L
).
223 variable_replacement_l
([X
|Xs
],[Y
|Ys
],L1
,L3
) :-
224 variable_replacement
(X
,Y
,L1
,L2
),
225 variable_replacement_l
(Xs
,Ys
,L2
,L3
).
227 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
228 my_term_copy
(X
,Dict
,Y
) :-
229 my_term_copy
(X
,Dict
,_
,Y
).
231 my_term_copy
(X
,Dict1
,Dict2
,Y
) :-
233 ( lookup_eq
(Dict1
,X
,Y
) ->
235 ; Dict2
= [X
-Y
|Dict1
]
241 my_term_copy_list
(XArgs
,Dict1
,Dict2
,YArgs
)
244 my_term_copy_list
([],Dict
,Dict
,[]).
245 my_term_copy_list
([X
|Xs
],Dict1
,Dict3
,[Y
|Ys
]) :-
246 my_term_copy
(X
,Dict1
,Dict2
,Y
),
247 my_term_copy_list
(Xs
,Dict2
,Dict3
,Ys
).
249 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
250 atom_concat_list
([X
],X
) :- ! .
251 atom_concat_list
([X
|Xs
],A
) :-
252 atom_concat_list
(Xs
,B
),
253 atomic_concat
(X
,B
,A
).
256 set_elems
([X
|Xs
],X
) :-
261 init
([X
|Xs
],[X
|R
]) :-
264 member2
([X
|_
],[Y
|_
],X
-Y
).
265 member2
([_
|Xs
],[_
|Ys
],P
) :-
268 select2
(X
, Y
, [X
|Xs
], [Y
|Ys
], Xs
, Ys
).
269 select2
(X
, Y
, [X1
|Xs
], [Y1
|Ys
], [X1
|NXs
], [Y1
|NYs
]) :-
270 select2
(X
, Y
, Xs
, Ys
, NXs
, NYs
).
272 instrument_goal
(Goal
,Pre
,Post
,(Pre
,Goal
,Post
)).
274 sort_by_key
(List
,Keys
,SortedList
) :-
275 pairup
(Keys
,List
,Pairs
),
276 sort(Pairs
,SortedPairs
),
277 once
(pairup
(_
,SortedList
,SortedPairs
)).
279 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
280 arg1
(Term
,Index
,Arg
) :- arg
(Index
,Term
,Arg
).
282 wrap_in_functor
(Functor
,X
,Term
) :-
283 Term
=.. [Functor
,X
].
285 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
287 tree_set_empty
(TreeSet
) :- empty_assoc
(TreeSet
).
288 tree_set_memberchk
(Element
,TreeSet
) :- get_assoc
(Element
,TreeSet
,_
).
289 tree_set_add
(TreeSet
,Element
,NTreeSet
) :- put_assoc
(Element
,TreeSet
,x
,NTreeSet
).
290 tree_set_merge
(TreeSet1
,TreeSet2
,TreeSet3
) :-
291 assoc_to_list
(TreeSet1
,List
),
292 fold
(List
,tree_set_add_pair
,TreeSet2
,TreeSet3
).
293 tree_set_add_pair
(Key
-Value
,TreeSet
,NTreeSet
) :-
294 put_assoc
(Key
,TreeSet
,Value
,NTreeSet
).
296 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
297 fold1
(P
,[Head
|Tail
],Result
) :-
298 fold
(Tail
,P
,Head
,Result
).
301 fold
([X
|Xs
],P
,Acc
,Res
) :-
305 maplist_dcg
(P
,L1
,L2
,L
) -->
306 maplist_dcg_
(L1
,L2
,L
,P
).
308 maplist_dcg_
([],[],[],_
) --> [].
309 maplist_dcg_
([X
|Xs
],[Y
|Ys
],[Z
|Zs
],P
) -->
311 maplist_dcg_
(Xs
,Ys
,Zs
,P
).
313 maplist_dcg
(P
,L1
,L2
) -->
314 maplist_dcg_
(L1
,L2
,P
).
316 maplist_dcg_
([],[],_
) --> [].
317 maplist_dcg_
([X
|Xs
],[Y
|Ys
],P
) -->
319 maplist_dcg_
(Xs
,Ys
,P
).
320 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
322 user
:goal_expansion
/2.
324 user
:goal_expansion
/2.
326 user
:goal_expansion
(arg1
(Term
,Index
,Arg
), arg
(Index
,Term
,Arg
)).
327 user
:goal_expansion
(wrap_in_functor
(Functor
,In
,Out
), Goal
) :-
328 ( atom
(Functor
), var
(Out
) ->
329 Out
=.. [Functor
,In
],
332 Goal
= (Out
=.. [Functor
,In
])