pax_global_header00006660000000000000000000000064136136044620014517gustar00rootroot0000000000000052 comment=6941d3cb9f1f0fbb49ee8c12e20afee1ebd62289 theme-d-1.4.1/000077500000000000000000000000001361360446200130455ustar00rootroot00000000000000theme-d-1.4.1/AUTHORS000066400000000000000000000000771361360446200141210ustar00rootroot00000000000000Author: Tommi Höynälänmaa, e-mail: tommi.hoynalanmaa@iki.fi theme-d-1.4.1/COPYING000066400000000000000000000017231361360446200141030ustar00rootroot00000000000000 Theme-D programming language and documentation Copyright (C) 2008-2018 Tommi Höynälänmaa All source code and compiled modules of Theme-D standard library in subdirectory theme-d-code/standard-library are licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License. See file doc/LGPL-3. 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ESPECIALLY THE THEME-D TYPE SYSTEM CONTAINS ALGORITHMS THAT HAVE NOT BEEN PROVED TO BE CORRECT. theme-d-1.4.1/ChangeLog000066400000000000000000000407221361360446200146240ustar00rootroot00000000000000theme-d (1.4.1) unstable; urgency=medium * Fixed a bug in the Standard Library Reference. * Use the underlying Guile implementation for EOF objects. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Mon, 27 Jan 2020 08:12:16 +0200 theme-d (1.4.0) unstable; urgency=medium * Moved call/cc, exec/cc, and guard to the standard library. * Split the core module. * Allow a nonreturning expression to be casted statically to any type. * Optimized the internal representation of nonatomic constants. * Fixed a bug with intermediate language scheme-no-opt. * Done some cleaning with the source code. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Sun, 04 Aug 2019 15:44:57 +0300 theme-d (1.3.1) unstable; urgency=medium * Corrected bugs with generic procedures. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Tue, 25 Jun 2019 11:45:11 +0300 theme-d (1.3.0) unstable; urgency=medium * Support for Racket as the target platform. * Fixed a bug with procedure string-match. * Allow field names to overlap with variable names. * New implementation for hash tables. * Changed the runtime environment to use modules. * Programs written in Theme-D can be run without the Theme-D configuration file. * Renamed a-list to alist in the standard library. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Fri, 17 May 2019 12:54:55 +0300 theme-d (1.2.0) unstable; urgency=medium * Fixed and redesigned text file I/O * Fixed bugs with optimized equality predicates * Changed the implementation of static methods * Optimized predicate equal? for primitive types -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Mon, 15 Apr 2019 15:21:23 +0300 theme-d (1.1.17) unstable; urgency=medium * Fixed a bug with toplevel mutable variables * Fixed procedure class macro expansion * Fixed assertion error messages * Renamed to in the runtime environment -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Mon, 18 Mar 2019 08:15:58 +0200 theme-d (1.1.16) unstable; urgency=medium * Fixed bugs with generic procedure dispatch. * Fixed module linkage order. * Fixed a bug with constructors. * Allowed list constants in interfaces. * Implemented procedure call stack output for intermediate language Scheme. * Removed vector constants from the core forms source code. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Sat, 09 Mar 2019 14:35:05 +0200 theme-d (1.1.15) unstable; urgency=medium * Corrected a bug with let expressions. * Corrected bugs with special procedure type dispatch. * Improved some error messages. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Thu, 24 Jan 2019 12:43:37 +0200 theme-d (1.1.14) unstable; urgency=medium * Changed Debian revision in the User Guide to a symbol. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Tue, 18 Dec 2018 06:29:44 +0200 theme-d (1.1.13) unstable; urgency=medium * Corrected a bug with match-type-strong. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Sat, 08 Dec 2018 15:10:20 +0200 theme-d (1.1.12) unstable; urgency=medium * Corrected bugs with Guile 2.2 Tree-IL. * Install custom1.scm and custom2.scm instead of the .go files. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Thu, 06 Dec 2018 10:32:45 +0200 theme-d (1.1.11) unstable; urgency=medium * Updated the documentation. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Sun, 04 Nov 2018 12:35:11 +0200 theme-d (1.1.10) unstable; urgency=medium * Corrected a bug with custom primitive classes. * Allowed logical types in mutable forward declarations. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Mon, 29 Oct 2018 19:49:11 +0200 theme-d (1.1.9) unstable; urgency=medium * Updated the documentation. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Fri, 26 Oct 2018 16:19:11 +0300 theme-d (1.1.8) unstable; urgency=medium * Updated the documentation. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Wed, 24 Oct 2018 15:31:13 +0300 theme-d (1.1.7) unstable; urgency=medium * Changed the installation directories. * Implemented script get-theme-d-config-var. * Moved doc/copyright to COPYING and doc/ChangeLog to ChangeLog. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Mon, 08 Oct 2018 08:09:59 +0300 theme-d (1.1.6) unstable; urgency=medium * Reorganized the code to be distributed in Debian. * Improved some error messages. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Fri, 05 Oct 2018 07:52:43 +0300 theme-d (1.1.5) unstable; urgency=medium * Added generic procedure = for testing numerical equality. * Removed equal? predicates between different numerical classes. * Changed exception handling in the standard library and the runtime environment. * Added procedure raw-exit into the standard library. * Prevent inheriting Theme-D classes from GOOPS classes. * The program name is now the first command line argument. * Corrected a bug in the difference between a diagonal matrix and a matrix. * Changed the syntax of the guard-general form. * Added correct output of the test programs. * Optimized runtime GOOPS class handling. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Tue, 25 Sep 2018 14:10:32 +0300 theme-d (1.1.4) unstable; urgency=medium * Corrected a bug with equality predicates and parametrized classes in the runtime environment. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Sun, 16 Sep 2018 15:01:31 +0300 theme-d (1.1.3) unstable; urgency=medium * Corrected bugs with equality predicate optimization. * Corrected a bug with reexporting macros. * Corrected a bug with type-loop. * Added procedures member-values? and assoc-values into the standard library. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Fri, 14 Sep 2018 15:51:22 +0300 theme-d (1.1.2) unstable; urgency=medium * Corrected a bug with line numbering in error messages. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Thu, 23 Aug 2018 12:15:37 +0300 theme-d (1.1.1) bionic; urgency=medium * Corrected a bug with letrec. * Updated doc/theme-d-translator-types.pdf. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Sun, 24 Jun 2018 11:54:39 +0300 theme-d (1.1.0) bionic; urgency=medium * Support for both guile-2.2 and guile-2.0. * Optimized procedures is-integer?, is-real? , r-floor, r-truncate, r-floor, and r-ceiling. * Added procedure factorial to the core module. * Compute exact values for log2, log10, tgamma, and lgamma. * Prevent stripping of class in the core module. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Sun, 27 May 2018 08:59:29 +0300 theme-d (1.0.12) trusty; urgency=medium * Implemented numeric tower and rational numbers in the standard library. * Rewrote the generic math procedures. * Optimized real math procedures. * Implemented interface for many standard C and POSIX C math functions. * Added dependency to library libthemedsupport. * Corrected a bug in procedure c-acos. * Implemented equal? as a generic procedure. * Corrected a bug with definition of declared methods. * Implemented bitwise arithmetic in the standard library. * Added procedures r-round, r-truncate, r-floor, r-ceiling, i-nonneg-expt, r-nonneg-int-expt, r-int-expt, gcd, i-sign, r-sign, make-numerical-overflow, raise-numerical-overflow, nan, inf, and neg-inf into the core module. * Optimized field references. * Load custom files from compiled files instead of source files. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Mon, 21 May 2018 12:39:39 +0300 theme-d (1.0.11) trusty; urgency=medium * Added a missing type check for definitions of declared variables. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Tue, 08 May 2018 13:37:20 +0300 theme-d (1.0.10) trusty; urgency=medium * Corrected a bug with cloning singletons. * Changed exception handling in i/o and math procedures. * Corrected expression output in compiler error messages. * Corrected line numbering in compiler error messages. * Changed macro syntax violation messages. * Check that prelink-body is not used in interfaces. * Delete the target .go file if linker fails. * Corrected a bug with force-pure-expr. * Optimized cast-x-vector procedures in case the original element type is a subtype of the new element-type. * Corrected a bug with opening output files in the translator. * Added procedures nan?, infinite?, and finite? into the standard library. * Added procedures hash-exists? and hash-remove! into the standard library. * Changed procedure hash-ref to take the default value as an argument. * Added procedure delete-file into the standard library. * Allow nonlist toplevel expressions. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Sat, 05 May 2018 14:58:33 +0300 theme-d (1.0.9) trusty; urgency=medium * Corrected bugs with signatures as procedure call argument types. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Fri, 23 Mar 2018 09:34:45 +0200 theme-d (1.0.8) trusty; urgency=medium * Implemented keyword static-cast. * Check the illegal use of keywords. * Corrected the error message with an unbound variable in set!. * Corrected a bug in library procedure or-map?. * Added library procedures and-map-nonpure?, and-map-nonpure1?, or-map-nonpure?, or-map-nonpure1?, a-list-delete, filter, distinct-elements?, and string-char-index-right. * Added declarations of procedures map-car and map-cdr into core.thi. * Added parametrized type :nonempty-a-list into core.thi. * Moved module singleton from examples into the standard library. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Thu, 08 Mar 2018 13:21:43 +0200 theme-d (1.0.7) trusty; urgency=medium * Corrected a bug in the type system. Test program test612.thp works now. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Thu, 01 Mar 2018 13:28:54 +0200 theme-d (1.0.6) trusty; urgency=medium * Allow toplevel statements and procedure calls in programs and module bodies. * New keyword prelink-body to allow calling procedures in toplevel statements. * Handle unspecified values with forward declarations and letrec expressions. * Use SRFI-72 based implementation for the macro system. * Form identifier-syntax and limited syntax-case support. * Allow a module reference as the first argument of set!. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Tue, 07 Nov 2017 15:27:00 +0200 theme-d (1.0.5) trusty; urgency=medium * Corrected equivalence predicate optimization. * Corrected bugs in vector typecasts. * Check illegal non-toplevel expressions. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Wed, 13 Sep 2017 12:17:08 +0300 theme-d (1.0.4) trusty; urgency=medium * Corrected a bug with parametrized procedure result type checking. * User defined Theme-D procedures are now visible in runtime backtrace. * Pretty printed runtime backtraces. * Print type information with runtime error messages. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Wed, 16 Aug 2017 15:29:45 +0300 theme-d (1.0.3) trusty; urgency=medium * Corrected the eq-by-value? flag of pair classes to #t. * Corrected a bug with type. * Optimized procedure calls. * Optimized the equality predicates. * Optimized checking primitive classes in match-type and is-instance?. * Redesigned assoc and member? procedures in order to invoke the equality predicate optimization. * Improved linker error messages with procedure typing errors. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Sat, 05 Aug 2017 16:40:39 +0300 theme-d (1.0.2) trusty; urgency=medium * Better error messages. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Sun, 23 Jul 2017 17:50:53 +0300 theme-d (1.0.1) trusty; urgency=medium * Simple and parametrized procedures can be used in signatures. * Corrected a bug with type checking simple procedure calls inside parametrized procedures. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Mon, 17 Jul 2017 16:16:27 +0300 theme-d (1.0.0) trusty; urgency=medium * Support Tree-IL as intermediate language. * New keywords "use" and "@": Modules can be used without importing their contents into the global namespace. * Corrected a bug with variable argument lists. * Corrected a bug with param-proc-dispatch. * Corrected a bug with field-set! inside parametrized procedures. * Procedure apply works with parametrized procedures. * Corrected type deduction algorithm in case a deduced value of a type variable contains other type variables. * Keywords make and constructor can be used with pair classes. * Forms "and" and "or" are implemented as macros. * Compatible with th-scheme-utilities version 1.3. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Sun, 16 Jul 2017 09:16:20 +0300 theme-d (0.9.10) trusty; urgency=medium * Use guile objcode as the default target platform. * Shorter target variable names. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Tue, 04 Jul 2017 08:18:44 +0300 theme-d (0.9.9.1) trusty; urgency=medium * Implemented nonpure iterators. * Allowed as a type parameter. * Changed the current value of a stream to be evaluated lazily. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Mon, 19 Sep 2016 12:49:25 +0300 theme-d (0.9.9) trusty; urgency=medium * Corrected several bugs related to parametrized procedures. * Corrected a bug in the runtime Theme-D environment. * Implemented purely functional iterators. * Added option --verbose-errors to the compiler and the linker. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Mon, 12 Sep 2016 16:03:07 +0300 theme-d (0.9.8) trusty; urgency=medium * Implemented streams in the standard library. * Improved error messages in parametrized procedure instantiation. * Install compiled files. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Sun, 04 Sep 2016 12:07:27 +0300 theme-d (0.9.7) trusty; urgency=medium * Corrected a bug with parametrized types (test434 did not compile). * Object factorization works again. * Optimized quoted list constants. * New keyword static-type-of. * New keywords lambda-automatic and param-lambda-automatic that deduce the result type from the body expression. * Implemented volatile variables that can be changed by pure procedures. * Implemented object conditionals that accept any nonfalse object as true value. * Implemented delayed evaluation (delay and force) into the standard library. * Implemented some new procedures in module text-file-io. * Reorganized the language manual and the standard library reference. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Thu, 01 Sep 2016 17:21:44 +0300 theme-d (0.9.6) unstable; urgency=medium * Optimized match-type. * Rewrote the core list handling procedures to invoke the match-type optimization. * Optimized parametrized primitive procedures as ordinary parametrized procedures are done. * Corrected bugs in psyntax-external.scm. * Made detect-cycles faster for lists. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Tue, 23 Aug 2016 11:00:00 +0200 theme-d (0.9.5) unstable; urgency=medium * Corrected a bug with set!. * Allowed as type parameter. * Procedure apply-without-result is deprecated as it is no longer needed. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Sun, 31 Jul 2016 16:00:00 +0200 theme-d (0.9.4) unstable; urgency=medium * Implemented a hygienic and lexically scoped macro system. * Added keyword force-pure-expr. * Added procedure peek-character into module text-file-io. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Tue, 26 Jul 2016 17:30:00 +0200 theme-d (0.9.3) unstable; urgency=medium * Improved the explicit generic procedure dispatch. * Simplified the foreign class interface. * Corrected an error in the module system. * Correction to mutable variable declarations. * Corrected an error with method variable argument lists. * Corrected a bug with param-proc-instance. * Corrected the subtype checking algorithm for union types. * A declared value can be used as a value of a constant. * Type of a match-type expression may be in some cases even though an else part is not present. * Implemented some list and string handling procedures into the standard library. * Better error messages for identical or noncovariant methods and erroneous parametrized procedure instantiations. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Fri, 1 Jul 2016 11:05:00 +0200 theme-d (0.9.2) unstable; urgency=medium * Initial debianized package. -- Tommi Höynälänmaa Sat, 11 Jun 2016 13:50:00 +0200 theme-d-1.4.1/INSTALL000066400000000000000000000366141361360446200141100ustar00rootroot00000000000000Installation Instructions ************************* Copyright (C) 1994-1996, 1999-2002, 2004-2016 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 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Theme-D configuration file. The value of the variable is printed to the standard output. If the variable does not exist in the configuration file the command is terminated with a runtime error. . The Theme-D configuration variables are the following: . .TP .IR guile-version The Guile version used by Theme-D. . .TP .IR translator-dir The location of the compiler and linker implementations. . .TP .IR runtime-dir The location of the Theme-D runtime environment. . .TP .IR lib-dir The location of the Theme-D standard library. . .TP .IR examples-dir The location of the Theme-D examples. . .TP .IR tests-dir The location of the Theme-D tests. . .TP .IR tools-dir The location of the Theme-D tools. . .TP .IR compiler-path Theme-D compiler path. . .TP .IR linker-path Theme-D linker path. . .TP .IR run-path Theme-D run script path. . .TP .IR use-support-lib? #t if the support library is used, #f otherwise. . .TP .IR i-ht-goops-native-classes-size The size of the native GOOPS class hash table. . .TP .IR i-ht-goops-classes-size The size of the Theme-D GOOPS class hash table. . .SH ENVIRONMENT .TP .BR THEME_D_CONFIG_FILE If this variable is defined its value is used as the Theme-D configuration file instead of the default configuration file. . .SH FILES .TP .IR /etc/theme-d-config The Theme-D configuration file. . .TP .IR ~/.theme-d-config The Theme-D configuration file. This file should be normally present only if you use Theme-D in local mode. . .SH SEE ALSO .BR setup-theme-d-test-env (1), .BR theme-d-compile (1), .BR theme-d-link (1), .BR run-theme-d-program (1), .IR /usr/share/doc/theme-d-doc/theme-d-user-guide.pdf . theme-d-1.4.1/doc/index.html000066400000000000000000001323411361360446200156130ustar00rootroot00000000000000 Theme-D Programming Language

Theme-D Programming Language

Introduction

Programming language Theme-D extends Scheme with static typing. The current Scheme platform is guile 2.2 but the software works for guile 2.0 and guile 3.0, too. Theme-D programs can also be compiled for Racket. Theme-D resembles Jaap Weel's Theme but Theme-D is more dynamic and the objects in Theme-D need to have type tags. See Theme-D-Gnome for GNOME bindings to Theme-D.

Some properties of Theme-D:

  • Static type system
  • A simple object system
  • Multi-methods dispatched runtime (and also compile-time)
  • Parametrized (type parameters) classes, types, and procedures
  • Signature types resembling Java interfaces but multiply dispatched
  • A module system
  • Numerical tower
  • Two kinds of variables: constants and mutable variables

Hello, World!

Here is the implementation of "Hello World" in Theme-D: 
      (define-proper-program hello-world

        (import (standard-library core)
                (standard-library console-io))

        (define-simple-proc main (() <none> nonpure)
          (console-display-line "Hello, world!")))

Support and discussion

See the Theme-D Sourceforge Forum .

Documentation

Example and test programs

The example and the test programs can be found in the Theme-D testing environment. See the Theme-D User Guide for instructions how to install it and build the programs. The programs can also be found in the Theme-D source code package .

Downloading and installation

Debian testing and unstable distributions and Ubuntu eoan

Give command 

      sudo apt-get install theme-d-translator theme-d-rte theme-d-stdlib
If you also want to install the documentation give command 
      sudo apt-get install theme-d-doc
too.

Debian stable distribution and earlier Ubuntu distributions

If you are satisfied with an older version of Theme-D follow the instructions in the previous paragraph. Otherwise follow the instructions in the two following paragraphs. The second alternative is recommended.

Other Debian-based systems with amd64/Intel 64-bit x86 processor architecture and Guile version 2.2

Get the following files: and follow the instructions in the Theme-D User Guide in order to install the software. Source code can be obtained from theme-d-1.4.1.tar.gz and theme-d_1.4.1-1.debian.tar.xz . The .dsc file can be found here .

Other Debian-based systems

Get theme-d-1.4.1.tar.gz and theme-d_1.4.1-1.debian.tar.xz and follow the instructions in the Theme-D User Guide in order to install the software.

Other UNIX systems

Get theme-d-1.4.1.tar.gz and follow the instructions in the Theme-D User Guide in order to install the software.

Racket support

Install Theme-D normally and install Racket package theme-d-racket.zip after that. See section 2.4 in the Theme-D User Guide for instructions.

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Version history

Changes in the release 1.4.1

  • Fixed a bug in the Standard Library Reference.
  • Use the underlying Guile implementation for EOF objects.

Changes in the release 1.4.0

  • Moved call/cc, exec/cc, and guard to the standard library.
  • Split the core module.
  • Allow a nonreturning expression to be casted statically to any type.
  • Optimized the internal representation of nonatomic constants.
  • Fixed a bug with intermediate language scheme-no-opt.
  • Done some cleaning with the source code.

Changes in the release 1.3.1

  • Corrected bugs with generic procedures.

Changes in the release 1.3.0

  • Support for Racket as the target platform.
  • Fixed a bug with procedure string-match.
  • Allow field names to overlap with variable names.
  • New implementation for hash tables.
  • Changed the runtime environment to use modules.
  • Programs written in Theme-D can be run without the Theme-D configuration file.
  • Renamed a-list to alist in the standard library.

Changes in the release 1.2.0

  • Fixed and redesigned text file I/O
  • Fixed bugs with optimized equality predicates
  • Changed the implementation of static methods
  • Optimized predicate equal? for primitive types

Changes in the release 1.1.17

  • Fixed a bug with toplevel mutable variables
  • Fixed procedure class macro expansion
  • Fixed assertion error messages
  • Renamed <nil> to <null> in the runtime environment

Changes in the release 1.1.16

  • Fixed bugs with generic procedure dispatch.
  • Fixed module linkage order.
  • Fixed a bug with constructors.
  • Allowed list constants in interfaces.
  • Implemented procedure call stack output for intermediate language Scheme.
  • Removed vector constants from the core forms source code.

Changes in the release 1.1.15

  • Corrected a bug with let expressions.
  • Corrected bugs with special procedure type dispatch.
  • Improved some error messages.

Changes in the release 1.1.14

  • Changed Debian revision in the User Guide to a symbol.

Changes in the release 1.1.13

  • Corrected a bug with match-type-strong.

Changes in the release 1.1.12

  • Corrected bugs with Guile 2.2 Tree-IL.
  • Install custom1.scm and custom2.scm instead of the .go files.

Changes in the release 1.1.11

  • Updated the documentation.

Changes in the release 1.1.10

  • Corrected a bug with custom primitive classes.
  • Allowed logical types in mutable forward declarations.

Changes in the release 1.1.9

  • Updated the documentation.

Changes in the release 1.1.8

  • Updated the documentation.

Changes in the release 1.1.7

  • Changed the installation directories.
  • Implemented script get-theme-d-config-var.
  • Moved doc/copyright to COPYING and doc/ChangeLog to ChangeLog.

Changes in the release 1.1.6

  • Reorganized the code to be distributed in Debian.
  • Improved some error messages.

Changes in the release 1.1.5

  • Added generic procedure = for testing numerical equality.
  • Removed equal? predicates between different numerical classes.
  • Changed exception handling in the standard library and the runtime environment.
  • Added procedure raw-exit into the standard library.
  • Prevent inheriting Theme-D classes from GOOPS classes.
  • The program name is now the first command line argument.
  • Corrected a bug in the difference between a diagonal matrix and a matrix.
  • Changed the syntax of the guard-general form.
  • Added correct output of the test programs.
  • Optimized runtime GOOPS class handling.

Changes in the release 1.1.4

  • Corrected a bug with equality predicates and parametrized classes in the runtime environment.

Changes in the release 1.1.3

  • Corrected bugs with equality predicate optimization.
  • Corrected a bug with reexporting macros.
  • Corrected a bug with type-loop.
  • Added procedures member-values? and assoc-values into the standard library.
The Theme-D support library Debian package is now built for Guile 2.0.

Changes in the release 1.1.2

  • Corrected a bug with line numbering in error messages.

Changes in the release 1.1.1

  • Corrected a bug with letrec.
  • Updated doc/theme-d-translator-types.pdf.

Changes in the release 1.1.0

  • Support for both guile-2.2 and guile-2.0.
  • Optimized procedures is-integer?, is-real?, r-floor, r-truncate, r-floor, and r-ceiling.
  • Added procedure factorial to the core module.
  • Compute exact values for log2, log10, tgamma, and lgamma.
  • Prevent stripping of class <scheme-condition> in the core module.

Changes in the release 1.0.12

  • Implemented numeric tower and rational numbers in the standard library.
  • Rewrote the generic math procedures.
  • Optimized real math procedures.
  • Implemented interface for many standard C and POSIX C math functions.
  • Added dependency to library libthemedsupport.
  • Corrected a bug in procedure c-acos.
  • Implemented equal? as a generic procedure.
  • Corrected a bug with definition of declared methods.
  • Implemented bitwise arithmetic in the standard library.
  • Added procedures r-round, r-truncate, r-floor, r-ceiling, i-nonneg-expt, r-nonneg-int-expt, r-int-expt, gcd, i-sign, r-sign, make-numerical-overflow, raise-numerical-overflow, nan, inf, and neg-inf into the core module.
  • Optimized field references.
  • Load custom files from compiled files instead of source files.

Changes in the release 1.0.11

  • Added a missing type check for definitions of declared variables.

Changes in the release 1.0.10

  • Corrected a bug with cloning singletons.
  • Changed exception handling in i/o and math procedures.
  • Corrected expression output in compiler error messages.
  • Corrected line numbering in compiler error messages.
  • Changed macro syntax violation messages.
  • Check that prelink-body is not used in interfaces.
  • Delete the target .go file if linker fails.
  • Corrected a bug with force-pure-expr.
  • Optimized cast-x-vector procedures in case the original element type is a subtype of the new element-type.
  • Corrected a bug with opening output files in the translator.
  • Added procedures nan?, infinite?, and finite? into the standard library.
  • Added procedures hash-exists? and hash-remove! into the standard library.
  • Changed procedure hash-ref to take the default value as an argument.
  • Added procedure delete-file into the standard library.
  • Allow nonlist toplevel expressions.

Changes in the release 1.0.9

  • Corrected bugs with signatures as procedure call argument types.

Changes in the release 1.0.8

  • Implemented keyword static-cast.
  • Check the illegal use of keywords.
  • Corrected the error message with an unbound variable in set!.
  • Corrected a bug in library procedure or-map?.
  • Added library procedures and-map-nonpure?, and-map-nonpure1?, or-map-nonpure?, or-map-nonpure1?, a-list-delete, filter, distinct-elements?, and string-char-index-right.
  • Added declarations of procedures map-car and map-cdr into core.thi.
  • Added parametrized type :nonempty-a-list into core.thi.
  • Moved module singleton from examples into the standard library.

Changes in the release 1.0.7

  • Corrected a bug in the type system. Test program test612.thp works now.

Changes in the release 1.0.6

  • Allow toplevel statements and procedure calls in programs and module bodies.
  • New keyword prelink-body to allow calling procedures in toplevel statements.
  • Handle unspecified values with forward declarations and letrec expressions.
  • Use SRFI-72 based implementation for the macro system.
  • Form identifier-syntax and limited syntax-case support.
  • Allow a module reference as the first argument of set!.

Changes in the release 1.0.5

  • Corrected equivalence predicate optimization.
  • Corrected bugs in vector typecasts.
  • Check illegal non-toplevel expressions.

Changes in the release 1.0.4

  • Corrected a bug with parametrized procedure result type checking.
  • User defined Theme-D procedures are now visible in runtime backtrace.
  • Pretty printed runtime backtraces.
  • Print type information with runtime error messages.

Changes in the release 1.0.3

  • Corrected the eq-by-value? flag of pair classes to #t.
  • Corrected a bug with <none> type.
  • Optimized procedure calls.
  • Optimized the equality predicates.
  • Optimized checking primitive classes in match-type and is-instance?.
  • Redesigned assoc and member? procedures in order to invoke the equality predicate optimization.
  • Improved linker error messages with procedure typing errors.

Changes in the release 1.0.2

  • Better error messages.

Changes in the release 1.0.1

  • Simple and parametrized procedures can be used in signatures.
  • Corrected a bug with type checking simple procedure calls inside parametrized procedures.

Changes in the release 1.0.0

  • Support Tree-IL as intermediate language.
  • New keywords use and @: Modules can be used without importing their contents into the global namespace.
  • Corrected a bug with variable argument lists.
  • Corrected a bug with param-proc-dispatch.
  • Corrected a bug with field-set! inside parametrized procedures.
  • Procedure apply works with parametrized procedures.
  • Corrected type deduction algorithm in case a deduced value of a type variable contains other type variables.
  • Keywords make and constructor can be used with pair classes.
  • Forms and and or are implemented as macros.
  • Compatible with th-scheme-utilities version 1.3.

Changes in the release 0.9.10

  • Use guile objcode as the default target platform.
  • Shorter target variable names.

Changes in the release 0.9.9.1

  • Implemented nonpure iterators.
  • Allowed <none> as a type parameter.
  • Changed the current value of a stream to be evaluated lazily.

Changes in the release 0.9.9

  • Corrected several bugs related to parametrized procedures.
  • Corrected a bug in the runtime Theme-D environment.
  • Implemented purely functional iterators.
  • Added option --verbose-errors to the compiler and the linker.

Changes in the release 0.9.8

  • Implemented streams in the standard library.
  • Improved error messages in parametrized procedure instantiation.
  • Install compiled files.

Changes in the release 0.9.7

  • Corrected a bug with parametrized types (test434 did not compile).
  • Object factorization works again.
  • Optimized quoted list constants.
  • New keyword static-type-of.
  • New keywords lambda-automatic and param-lambda-automatic that deduce the result type from the body expression.
  • Implemented volatile variables that can be changed by pure procedures.
  • Implemented object conditionals that accept any nonfalse object as true value.
  • Implemented delayed evaluation (delay and force) into the standard library.
  • Implemented some new procedures in module text-file-io.
  • Reorganized the language manual and the standard library reference.

Changes in the release 0.9.6

  • Optimized match-type.
  • Rewrote the core list handling procedures to be statically typed internally.
  • Optimized parametrized primitive procedures as ordinary parametrized procedures are done.
  • Corrected bugs in psyntax-external.scm.
  • Made detect-cycles faster for lists.

Changes in the release 0.9.5

  • Corrected a bug with set!.
  • Allowed <none> as a type parameter.
  • Procedure apply-without-result is removed as it is no longer needed.

Changes in the release 0.9.4

  • Implemented a hygienic and lexically scoped macro system.
  • Added keyword force-pure-expr.
  • Added procedure peek-character into module text-file-io.

Changes in the release 0.9.3

  • Improved the explicit generic procedure dispatch.
  • Simplified the foreign class interface.
  • Corrected an error in the module system.
  • Correction to mutable variable declarations.
  • Corrected an error with method variable argument lists.
  • Corrected a bug with param-proc-instance.
  • Corrected the subtype checking algorithm for union types.
  • A declared value can be used as a value of a constant.
  • Type of a match-type expression may be <object> in some cases even though an else part is not present.
  • Implemented some list and string handling procedures into the standard library.
  • Better error messages for identical or noncovariant methods and erroneous parametrized procedure instantiations.

Changes in the release 0.9.2

  • Autotools are used.
  • Debian packaging is supported.

Changes in the release 0.9.1

  • Implemented signatures and parametrized signatures resembling Java interfaces.

Changes in the release 0.9.0

  • Linker strips away unused code.
  • Optimized application functionals apply, apply-nonpure, and apply-without-result.
  • Implemented keyword import-and-reeexport for importing and reexporting modules.
  • Implemented keywords match-type and try-cast for type casting.
  • Implemented the symbol tables in the compiler and linker as hash tables instead of lists.
  • Made the foreign function interface better. It is no longer necessary to specify equivalence predicates for external classes. Keyword prevent-stripping prevents stripping away a variable, which may be needed with the FFI.
  • The Theme-D configuration file may be put into user's home directory instead of /etc.

Changes in the release 0.8.12

  • A simple foreign function interface for GOOPS classes.
  • Made text file and console IO functionality better.
  • Implemented assoc and member? procedures.
  • Fixed several bugs.

Changes in the release 0.8.11

  • Renamed Theme to Theme-D in order to avoid confusion with Jaap Weel's Theme language.

Changes in the release 0.8.10

  • Fixed a bug with global mutable variables

Changes in the release 0.8.9

  • Custom primitive classes
  • Classes may specify a zero value. This is useful for parametrized numerical classes.
  • Libraries for scientific functions, complex numbers, and matrices

Changes in the release 0.8.8

  • Better type checking for parametrized types
  • Factorize type expressions out of translated procedure implementations
  • Implement call-with-current-continuation
  • Procedures may be specified as always returning or never returning
  • Mapping functionals in the core library implemented in Theme instead of using wrappers for Scheme functionals
  • More flexible vector typecasts

Changes in the release 0.8.7

  • Paramerized procedures are first class objects and they are allowed as methods.
  • Made an Emacs mode for Theme.

Changes in the release 0.8.6

  • Use guile 2.0 as the platform (both the translator implementation and the translator target code).
  • Changed the directory structure.
  • Corrected a linker bug that caused some runtime type checks not to be generated.

Changes in the release 0.8.5

  • Corrected a linker bug that caused running several tests to fail.
  • Corrected a bug in the linker. Compiled program files can now be put in any directory.
  • Implemented do-loop.
  • Added documentation of declare-method into the language manual.

Changes in the release 0.8.4

  • A new module system. Module interfaces and implementations are now in separate files.
  • Class constructors have an access specifier so you can restrict where the class may be instantiated.
  • Keyword declare-mutable to declare mutable variables.
  • The internal mutable variables of pure procedures can be changed.
  • Added library procedure apply-without-result for procedures without result value.
  • Dependencies to scsh have been removed.

Changes in the release 0.8.3

  • Changed procedure typing. Generic and parametrized types make now sense as values of procedure variables. For example, you can now compute (map cons ′(1 2 3) ′(a b c)) and (map + ′(1.1 2.2 3.3) ′(4.4 5.5 6.6)) .

Changes in the release 0.8.2

  • Corrected the parametrized class inheritance diagram in the specification document.
  • Corrected a minor error in theme-representation.scm.

Changes in the release 0.8.1

  • Made equal? safe for cyclic data structures.
  • Corrected unions so that incomplete (i.e. forward declared and not defined) types work as union member types.
  • Enhanced support for compilation into Scheme48 pseudocode.
  • Theme compiler and linker can now be used from a shell.
  • Updated documentation and added two figures about Theme class hierarchy.
  • theme-0.8.1 requires scheme-general-1.2.

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The .IR METAARG arguments are handled by the .B run-theme-d-program script itself and the .IR PROGRAMARG arguments are passed to the Theme-D program. . .SH OPTIONS .TP .BR \-\-no-verbose-errors No verbose information about errors (exceptions). . .TP .BR \-\-backtrace Display backtrace on runtime error. . .TP .BR \-\-pretty-backtrace Display pretty printed backtrace on error. This options works only if you have linked your Theme-D program with option .BR --runtime-pretty-backtrace . . .SH ENVIRONMENT .TP .BR THEME_D_CONFIG_FILE If this variable is defined its value is used as the Theme-D configuration file instead of the default configuration file. . .TP .BR THEME_D_CUSTOM_CODE List of Guile bytecode files to be loaded before the Theme-D program is run. The filenames shall be separated with colons. . .SH FILES .TP .IR /etc/theme-d-config The Theme-D configuration file. . .TP .IR ~/.theme-d-config The Theme-D configuration file. This file should be normally present only if you use Theme-D in local mode. . .SH SEE ALSO .BR theme-d-compile (1), .BR theme-d-link (1), .BR setup-theme-d-test-env (1), .IR /usr/share/doc/theme-d-doc/theme-d-user-guide.pdf . theme-d-1.4.1/doc/setup-theme-d-test-env.1000066400000000000000000000020121361360446200201130ustar00rootroot00000000000000.\" Written by Tommi Höynälänmaa (tommi.hoynalanmaa@iki.fi) .TH SETUP_THEME_D_TEST_ENV 1 2018-10-03 GNU "Theme-D" . .SH NAME setup-theme-d-test-env \- install the Theme-D testing environment . .SH SYNOPSIS .B setup-theme-d-test-env . .SH DESCRIPTION Command .B setup-theme-d-test-env Installs the testing environment into the subdirectory .IR test-env of the current directory. 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The default output file name is obtained by replacing the suffix of the source file as follows: . .PP thp => tcp . .PP ths => tcs . .PP thi => tci . .PP thb => tcb . .PP By default, the output file is placed into the directory where the command .B theme-d-compile is invoked. . .SH OPTIONS .TP .BR \-o ", " \-\-output =\fIOUTPUTFILE\fR Specify the compilation output file. . .TP .BR \-m ", " \-\-module-path =\fIPATH\fR Specify the search path for Theme-D modules. The path should be a list of directories separated with :\(aqs. You can prefix the list with a colon in order to include the default Theme-D library path in the search path. . .TP .BR \-u ", " \-\-unit-type =\fITYPE\fR Specify the type of the unit to be compiled. The unit type has to be one of .IR proper-program\fR, .IR script\fR, .IR interface ", or" .IR body\fR. . .TP .BR \-l ", " \-\-message-level =\fILEVEL\fR Specify the message level of the compiler. The level has to be an integer number from 0 to 3. Value 0 means no output and value 3 the most verbose output. . .TP .BR \-\-expand-only Do only macro expansion on the source. . .TP .BR \-\-no-expansion Compile the source without macro expansion. . .TP .BR \-\-backtrace Print backtrace on compilation error. . .TP .BR \-\-pretty-print Pretty print the pseudocode output. . .TP .BR \-\-no-verbose-errors Less information in the error messages. . .TP .BR \-\-show-modules Show information about loading modules. . .SH ENVIRONMENT .TP .BR THEME_D_CONFIG_FILE If this variable is defined its value is used as the Theme-D configuration file instead of the default configuration file. . .SH FILES .TP .IR /etc/theme-d-config The Theme-D configuration file. . .TP .IR ~/.theme-d-config The Theme-D configuration file. This file should be normally present only if you use Theme-D in local mode. . .SH SEE ALSO .BR theme-d-link (1), .BR run-theme-d-program (1), .BR setup-theme-d-test-env (1), .IR /usr/share/doc/theme-d-doc/theme-d-user-guide.pdf theme-d-1.4.1/doc/theme-d-language-manual.bib000066400000000000000000000020221361360446200206430ustar00rootroot00000000000000 @book{bds2013, title={Lambda calculus with types}, author={Barendregt, Henk and Dekkers, Wil and Statman, Richard}, year={2013}, publisher={Cambridge University Press} } @article{sperber2007, author = "Michael Sperber et al.", title = "{R}evised${}^6$ {R}eport on the {A}lgorithmic {L}anguage {S}cheme", note = "http://www.r6rs.org/", year = 2007 } @article{shinn2017, author = "Alex Shinn et al.", title = "{R}evised${}^7$ {R}eport on the {A}lgorithmic {L}anguage {S}cheme", note = "http://www.r7rs.org/", year = 2017 } @article{weel2007, author = "Jaap Weel", title = "Theme, a functional systems programming language", note = "http://www.ugcs.caltech.edu/\(\sim\)weel/theme.php", year = 2007 } @article{baker1993, author = "Henry G. 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The standard of programming language Scheme can be found at \cite{shinn2017}. Theory of type systems in functional programming languages can be found at \cite{bds2013}. Homepage for guile can be found at http://www.gnu.org/software/guile/. Homepage for Scheme48 is located in http://s48.org/. Homepage for the functional programming language ocaml is located in http://caml.inria.fr/. \theme\ resembles Jaap Weel's Theme \cite{weel2007} but \theme\ is more dynamic and the objects in \theme\ need to have type tags. I remember seeing a programming language called ``bits'', extending Scheme by a static type system, but I was unable to find it again. \chapter{Hello World} \index{Hello World} Here is the implementation of ``Hello World'' in \theme: \begin{codeblock} \cl{0.5cm} (define-proper-program hello-world \\ \\ \cl{1.0cm} (import (standard-library core) \\ \cl{2.5cm} (standard-library console-io)) \\ \\ \cl{1.0cm} (define main \\ \cl{2.0cm} (lambda (() nonpure) \\ \cl{3.0cm} (console-display-line "Hello, world!")))) \end{codeblock} \chapter{Programs and Modules} \label{ch:programs-and-modules} All the code in \theme\ is organized into \defterm{units}. A unit is either a \defterm{program}, an \defterm{interface} or a \defterm{body}. A program is either a \defterm{proper program} or a \defterm{script}. A combination of an interface and the body that implements it is called a \defterm{module}. See sections \ref{subsec:define-proper-program}, \ref{subsec:define-script}, \ref{subsec:define-interface}, and \ref{subsec:define-body} for the syntax for defining units. \index{unit} \index{program} \index{proper program} \index{script} \index{module} \index{interface} \index{body} \index{\keyword{import}} \index{\keyword{import-and-reexport}} \index{\keyword{use}} \index{\keyword{prelink-body}} A proper program has to define a procedure called called \code{main}. The accepted argument types and result type of \code{main} depend on the target platform. But every \theme\ implementation is required to accept the following for \code{main}: \begin{enumerate} \item Result type \builtin{} or \builtin{} \item Empty argument list, argument list consisting of one argument with type \code{(:uniform-list )}, or a single argument of a tuple type consisting only of \builtin{}. \end{enumerate} \index{main program} When a proper program is executed all the toplevel expressions in the program and in the modules it imports are executed and then the procedure \code{main} is called. A script contains no \code{main} procedure. When a script is executed all the toplevel expressions in the program and in the modules it imports are executed. An interface contains all the definitions or declarations for the variables that the module exports. An interface contains only declarations for the procedures and the parametrized procedures that the module exports. A body contains definitions of all private variables of the module and definitions of all the procedures and the parametrized procedures declared in the interface. Both the interface and the body may import other modules using keyword \keyword{import} or \keyword{import-and-reexport}. An interface may reexport variables imported from other modules. The module imports between the interfaces may not be cycled. I.e. if an interface A imports module B directly or indirectly the interface of B may not import module A. However, the body of B may import module A. When an interface of a module A imports other modules the definitions and declarations in the imported modules do not become visible automatically when the module A is imported. However, an interface may contain \keyword{reexport} statements, which export a variable imported from another interface. An interface may also contain \keyword{import-and-reexport} statements, which import a module and reexport all the variables it exports. The variables imported into an interface become visible in the corresponding body automatically. A body always imports the interface of the module implicitly. This import may not be specified explicitly in the \keyword{import} clause of the body. Modules can also be used without importing its contents into the toplevel namespace. This is done with keyword \keyword{use}. The variables in this kind of modules are accessed with syntax \code{(@ \syntaxvar{module} \syntaxvar{variable})}. An interface must not contain any toplevel procedure calls. A body or a program may contain toplevel procedure calls. A body or a program containing toplevel procedure calls must ensure that the called procedures are linked properly using the form \keyword{prelink-body}, see section \ref{subsec:prelink-body}. \chapter{Variables, Objects, and Types} \section{Variables} \index{variable} \index{constant} \index{mutable variable} \index{lexical scoping} A variable whose value cannot be changed is called a \defterm{constant}. A variable whose value can be changed is called a \defterm{mutable variable}. A \defterm{volatile variable} is a mutable variable that can be changed by pure expressions (expressions without side effects). Note that it is possible to change the components of a constant, e.g. setting elements of a constant vector. Variables are lexically scoped as in Scheme. A variable that is declared but not defined is called \defterm{incomplete}. You cannot define a variable to be equal with an incomplete mutable variable. If you have declared a constant you cannot define it to be equal with an incomplete constant. However, if a variable has been defined in a prelinked module you can use the variable as a value. See section \ref{subsec:prelink-body}. \section{Classes and Logical Types} Every \theme\ object has a \defterm{static type} and a \defterm{dynamic type}. The static type of an object is the translation time type of the object and the dynamic type of an object is its runtime type. The dynamic type of a \theme\ object is always a \defterm{class}. Types that are not classes are called \defterm{logical types}. \index{static type} \index{dynamic type} \index{class} A type may \defterm{inherit} from another type. A type always inherits from itself. When type \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{A}} inherits from type \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{B}} and variable \code{y} has been declared with type \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{B}} a value \code{y} of type \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{A}} can be assigned to \code{y}. We write \syntaxformulacmd{\inherits{\objectvar{A}}{\objectvar{B}}} to mean that \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{A}} inherits from \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{B}}. When the static or dynamic type of a value or a variable \code{y} is \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{A}} and \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{A}} inherits from \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{B}} we say that \code{y} is \defterm{instance} of type \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{B}}. Every type except \code{} inherits from the class \code{}. Every class is an instance of class \code{}. Class \code{} is an instance of itself. A class whose instances are classes is called a \defterm{metaclass}. \index{inheritance} %% Do we need further restrictions here? Every class that is not an instance of a parametrized class %%\code{:pair} or \code{:procedure} is called a \defterm{simple class}. \index{simple class} Every simple class except \code{} and \code{} has an \defterm{immediate superclass}, which is itself a class. \index{immediate superclass} We write \syntaxformulacmd{\imminh{\objectvar{A}}{\objectvar{B}}} to mean that \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{B}} is the immediate superclass of \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{A}}. A class \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{A}} inherits from a class \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{B}} if and only if \syntaxformulacmd{\imminh{\objectvar{A}}{\objectvar{B}}} or there exists a finite sequence \syntaxformulacmd{\indexedobjectvar{X}{1}, \sldots, \indexedobjectvar{X}{n}} consisting of classes so that \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{A} \imminhsymb\ \indexedobjectvar{X}{1} \imminhsymb\ \sldots \imminhsymb\ \indexedobjectvar{X}{n} \imminhsymb\ \objectvar{B}}. The dynamic type of an object \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{y}} is always a subtype of the static type of \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{y}}. See section \ref{subsec:define-class} for the syntax for defining new classes. See subsection \ref{subsec:subtyping-algorithm} for the algorithm that checks if one type is a subtype of another type. Every class has the following boolean-valued attributes: \begin{itemize} \item \defterm{inheritable} \item \defterm{immutable} \item \defterm{equality by value} \end{itemize} \index{class attributes} A class is inheritable if and only if it is allowed to be a superclass of another class. If a class is immutable no fields of instances of the class can be changed. If a class is equal by value two instances of the class are equal if and only if all of their fields are equal. Otherwise instances of a class are equal if and only if they are the same object. Each field of a class has a name, type, read access specifier, write access specifier, and an optional initial value. Possible values of the access specifiers are \code{public}, \code{module}, and \code{hidden}. Specifier \code{public} means that the field is accessible everywhere. Specifier \code{module} means that the field is accessible only in the same module where the class is defined. Specifier \code{hidden} means that the field is accessible nowhere. Its value can be set in object creation (in \keyword{make} expression), though. A field may have an initial value, which has to be an instance of the type of the field. When an object is created with \keyword{make} only the values of fields without an initial value are given as the arguments of \keyword{make}. Keyword \keyword{make} actually calls the constructor of a class in order to create an object. Expression \begin{syntaxformula} \slp \sbuiltin{make} \objectvar{class} \indexedobjectvar{arg}{1} \sldots \indexedobjectvar{arg}{n} \srp \end{syntaxformula} is equivalent to \begin{syntaxformula} \slp \slp \skeyword{constructor} \objectvar{class} \srp \indexedobjectvar{arg}{1} \sldots \indexedobjectvar{arg}{n} \srp \end{syntaxformula}. \index{constructor} The access of a constructor is specified in a similar way. If a constructor is not visible somewhere keyword \keyword{make} cannot be used for the class at that position. Note that if you want to define an abstract class which can be inherited but not instantiated define the constructor access to \code{hidden}. A class may define a zero value, which can be accessed with syntax \code{(zero \objectvar{class})}, see section \ref{subsec:expr-zero}. This is useful for parametrized numerical classes. A parametrized class may define a zero value for its instances, see file \\ \code{theme-code/tests/test220.thp}. \index{zero value} For example, vector addition can be implemented as follows: \begin{codeblock} \cl{0.5cm} (define-param-proc my-sum (\%number) \\ \cl{2.0cm} (((v1 (:mutable-value-vector \%number)) \\ \cl{2.0cm} (v2 (:mutable-value-vector \%number))) \\ \cl{2.0cm} (:mutable-value-vector \%number) \\ \cl{2.0cm} (force-pure)) \\ \cl{1.0cm} (let ((len1 (mutable-value-vector-length v1)) \\ \cl{2.1cm} (len2 (mutable-value-vector-length v2))) \\ \cl{1.5cm} (assert (= len1 len2)) \\ \cl{1.5cm} (let ((result (make-mutable-value-vector \\ \cl{4.0cm} \%number len1 (zero \%number)))) \\ \cl{2.0cm} (do ((i 0 (+ i 1))) \\ \cl{2.8cm} ((>= i len1)) \\ \cl{2.5cm} (mutable-value-vector-set! \\ \cl{3.0cm} result i \\ \cl{3.0cm} (+ (mutable-value-vector-ref v1 i) \\ \cl{3.5cm} (mutable-value-vector-ref v2 i)))) \\ \cl{2.0cm} result))) \end{codeblock} A diagram about an example simple class inheritance hierarchy is presented in figure \ref{fig:simple-class-hierarchy}. A thick line means ``A is an instance of B'' and a thin line ``A inherits from B''. A rectangle means a class and a circle a non-class object. \begin{figure}[h] \centering \includegraphics[scale=0.5]{simple-classes.pdf} \caption{Example inheritance hierarchy for simple classes.} \label{fig:simple-class-hierarchy} \end{figure} Logical types are specified simply be defining a constant whose value is some type. Here is an example of a logical type definition: \begin{codeblock} \cindtop (\ckeyword{define} (\cbuiltin{:union} \cbuiltin{} \cbuiltin{})) \end{codeblock} \section{Parametrized Types} See sections \ref{subsec:define-param-class} and \ref{subsec:define-param-logical-type} for the syntax of parametrized type definitions. Parametrized types are types that have \defterm{type parameters}. When values (types) are assigned to the type variables we get an instance of the parametrized type. %% Think about the following. Instances of parametrized classes are classes and instances of parametrized logical types are logical types. Instances are created with syntax %% menee päällekkäin Expressions-luvun kanssa \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \objectvar{parametrized-type} \indexedsyntaxvar{type-parameter}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{type-parameter}{n} \srp \end{syntaxblock} A diagram about an example parametrized class inheritance hierarchy is presented in figure \ref{fig:param-class-hierarchy}. A thick line means ``A is an instance of B'' and a thin line ``A inherits from B''. A rectangle means a class and a circle a non-class object. \index{parametrized type} \begin{figure}[h] \centering \includegraphics[scale=0.5]{param-classes.pdf} \caption{Example inheritance hierarchy for parametrized classes.} \label{fig:param-class-hierarchy} \end{figure} \section{Signatures and Parametrized Signatures} A signature is a data type defined by specifying the procedures that the object belonging to the signature has to implement. They resemble Java interfaces but signatures are multiply dispatched. Parametrized signatures are signatures parametrized by type parameters. See sections \ref{subsec:expr-define-param-signature} and \ref{subsec:expr-define-signature}. \index{signature} \index{parametrized signature} If an application of a procedure contains signatures as an argument type we use the following algorithm to check if the application is valid: \begin{enumerate} \item If the arguments contain free type variables the type is checked runtime or when the type variables are bound. \item Substitute keyword \skeyword{this} by the signature itself in all the procedure specifiers referring to the same procedure as the procedure to be called. \item If such specifiers were found check that the application argument type list is a subtype of an argument type of some of the substituted procedure specifiers. Otherwise handle the application as a normal procedure call. \end{enumerate} See section \ref{subsec:adts} for examples about signatures. \section{Built-in Classes} The classes listed in this section are also called \defterm{primitive classes}. An instance of a primitive class is called a \defterm{primitive object}. \index{primitive class} \index{primitive object} \subsection{\code{}} \index{\code{}} Every value in \theme\ is an instance of \code{}. Every type except \code{} is a subtype of \code{}. Class \code{} defines no fields. Class \code{} is inheritable, immutable, and not equal by value. Note that subclasses of \code{} do not need to be immutable. \subsection{\code{}} \index{\code{}} Every class in \theme\ is an instance of \code{}. Class \code{} is an instance of itself. Class \code{} is inheritable, immutable, and not equal by value. \subsection{\code{}} \index{\code{}} Instances of class \code{} are integer numbers. Class \code{} is immutable, equal by value, and not inheritable. \subsection{\code{}} \index{\code{}} Instances of class \code{} are real numbers. Class \code{} is immutable, equal by value, and not inheritable. Note that \code{} objects are not instances of \code{}. \subsection{\code{}} \index{\code{}} Boolean values are similar to Scheme boolean values. Class \code{} is immutable, equal by value, and not inheritable. \subsection{\code{}} \index{\code{}} Class \code{} is the class of an empty list. The empty list object is denoted by \code{null} or \code{()} and it behaves similarly to the empty list in Scheme. Class \code{} is immutable, equal by value, and not inheritable. Note that if you use notation \code{()} you usually have to quote it as in Scheme. \subsection{\code{}} \index{\code{}} Symbols are similar to Scheme symbols. Class \code{} is immutable, equal by value, and not inheritable. \subsection{\code{}} \index{\code{}} Strings are similar to Scheme strings. Class \code{} is immutable, equal by value, and not inheritable. \subsection{\code{}} \index{\code{}} Characters are similar to Scheme characters. Class \code{} is immutable, equal by value, and not inheritable. \section{Built-in Logical Types} \subsection{\builtin{}} \index{\builtin{}} Every type (class or logical type) in \theme\ is an instance of \builtin{}. \subsection{\builtin{}} \index{\builtin{}} No object in \theme\ is an instance of \builtin{}. The result type of a procedure returning no value shall be \builtin{}. \section{Built-in Parametrized Classes} The builtin parametrized classes are: \begin{itemize} \item \builtin{:procedure} \item \builtin{:simple-proc} \item \builtin{:param-proc} \item \builtin{:gen-proc} \item \builtin{:vector} \item \builtin{:mutable-vector} \item \builtin{:value-vector} \item \builtin{:mutable-value-vector} \item \builtin{:pair} \end{itemize} \index{\builtin{:procedure}} \index{\builtin{:simple-proc}} \index{\builtin{:param-proc}} \index{\builtin{:gen-proc}} \index{\builtin{:vector}} \index{\builtin{:mutable-vector}} \index{\builtin{:value-vector}} \index{\builtin{:mutable-value-vector}} \index{\builtin{:pair}} See chapter \ref{ch:procedures} for descriptions of the procedure classes. See subsection \ref{subsec:vectors} for descriptions of the vector classes. See subsection \ref{subsec:pairs} for descriptions of pairs. \section{Built-in Parametrized Logical Types} \subsection{\builtin{:union}} \index{\builtin{:union}} Let \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{u}} be a union type created by \syntaxformulacmd{(\sbuiltin{:union} \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{n})}. Let \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedobjectvar{t}{1} \sldots \indexedobjectvar{t}{m} \end{syntaxformula} be the translated argument list generated from \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{n} \end{syntaxformula}, see section \ref{subsec:static-type-expressions}. An object \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{obj}} is an instance of \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{u}} if and only if \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{obj}} is an instance of some \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedobjectvar{t}{k} \end{syntaxformula}, \begin{syntaxformula} k = 1, \sldots, n \end{syntaxformula}. Object \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{obj}} is allowed to be an instance of multiple component types \syntaxformulacmd{\indexedobjectvar{t}{k'}}. \subsection{\builtin{:uniform-list}} \index{\builtin{:uniform-list}} Let \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{u}} be a uniform list type created by \syntaxformulacmd{(\sbuiltin{:uniform-list} \syntaxvar{a})}. Let %%\syntaxformulacmd{(\sbuiltin{:uniform-list}\ \syntaxvar{a})}. Let \syntaxformulacmd{(\objectvar{t})} be the translated argument list generated from \syntaxformulacmd{(\syntaxvar{a})}. Objects of logical type \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{u}} are lists having elements of type \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{t}}. A parametrized logical type equivalent to \builtin{:uniform-list} can be created with code \begin{codeblock} \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{0.5cm} (\ckeyword{declare} :my-list \cbuiltin{}) \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{0.5cm} (\ckeyword{define-param-logical-type} :my-list (\%type) \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} (\cbuiltin{:union} (\cbuiltin{:pair} \%type (:my-list \%type)) \cbuiltin{}) \end{codeblock} \section{Recursive Definitions} \index{recursion} In general, when you define a variable recursively you have to forward declare it. However, forward declaration is not needed with \keyword{define-procedure} and \keyword{define-param-proc}. Notice how a forward declaration of a logical type is done in the following case: \begin{codeblock} \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{0.5cm} (\ckeyword{declare} :union) \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{0.5cm} (\ckeyword{define} (:union (:pair ) )) \end{codeblock} \section{Vectors} \label{subsec:vectors} \index{vector} \subsection{General} Parametrized classes \builtin{:vector}, \builtin{:mutable-vector}, \builtin{:value-vector}, and \builtin{:mutable-value-vector} are called \defterm{vector metaclasses}. Instances of vector metaclasses are called \defterm{general vector classes}. Objects of general vector classes are called \defterm{general vectors}. \subsection{Normal Vectors} \index{\builtin{:vector}} \index{normal vector} Instances of \builtin{:vector} are called \defterm{normal vector classes}. Objects of class \syntaxformulacmd{(\sbuiltin{:vector} \objectvar{t})} are immutable one-dimensional vectors having elements of type \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{t}}. See subsections \ref{subsec:sp-vector} and \ref{subsec:sp-make-vector} for the creation of vectors. The first element of a vector has index 0. \subsection{Mutable Vectors} \index{\builtin{:mutable-vector}} \index{mutable vector} Instances of \builtin{:mutable-vector} are called \defterm{mutable vector classes}. Objects of class \syntaxformulacmd{(\sbuiltin{:mutable-vector} \objectvar{t})} are mutable one-dimensional vectors having elements of type \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{t}}. See subsections \ref{subsec:sp-mutable-vector} and \ref{subsec:sp-make-mutable-vector} for the creation of mutable vectors. The first element of a mutable vector has index 0. \subsection{Value Vectors} \index{\builtin{:value-vector}} \index{value vector} Instances of \builtin{:value-vector} are called \defterm{value vector classes}. Class \builtin{:value-vector} is similar to \builtin{:vector} except the instances of \builtin{:value-vector} are equal by value. See subsections \ref{subsec:sp-value-vector} and \ref{subsec:sp-make-value-vector} for the creation of value vectors. The first element of a value vector has index 0. \subsection{Mutable Value Vectors} \index{\builtin{:mutable-value-vector}} \index{mutable value vector} Instances of \builtin{:mutable-value-vector} are called \defterm{mutable value vector classes}. Class \builtin{:mutable-value-vector} is similar to \builtin{:mutable-vector} except the instances of \builtin{:mutable-value-vector} are equal by value. See subsections \ref{subsec:sp-mutable-value-vector} and \ref{subsec:sp-make-mutable-value-vector} for the creation of mutable value vectors. The first element of a mutable value vector has index 0. \section{Pairs and Tuples} \label{subsec:pairs} \index{pair} When \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{1} and \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{2} are objects the class of the pair \syntaxformulacmd{(\indexedsyntaxvarf{a}{1} . \indexedsyntaxvarf{a}{2})} is \syntaxformulacmd{(\sbuiltin{:pair} \indexedsyntaxvarf{t}{1} \indexedsyntaxvarf{t}{2})} where \indexedsyntaxvar{t}{1} is the class of \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{1} and \indexedsyntaxvar{t}{2} is the class of \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{2}. Let \begin{syntaxformula} \objectvar{u} \end{syntaxformula} be a pair class created by \begin{syntaxformula} \slp \sbuiltin{:pair} \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{1} \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{2} \srp \end{syntaxformula}. Let \syntaxformulacmd{\slp \indexedobjectvar{t}{1} \indexedobjectvar{t}{2} \srp} be the translated argument list generated from \syntaxformulacmd{\slp \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{1} \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{2} \srp}. Object of type \begin{syntaxformula} \objectvar{u} \end{syntaxformula} is an immutable pair whose first component is of type \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedobjectvar{t}{1} \end{syntaxformula} and second component of type \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedobjectvar{t}{2} \end{syntaxformula}. Let \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{1} \end{syntaxformula}, \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{2} \end{syntaxformula}, \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedsyntaxvar{b}{1} \end{syntaxformula}, and \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedsyntaxvar{b}{2} \end{syntaxformula} be type formulas. Let \syntaxformulacmd{\slp \indexedobjectvar{t}{1} \indexedobjectvar{t}{2} \srp} be the translated argument list generated from \syntaxformulacmd{\slp \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{1} \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{2} \srp} and \syntaxformulacmd{\slp \indexedobjectvar{u}{1} \indexedobjectvar{u}{2} \srp} the translated argument list generated from \syntaxformulacmd{\slp \indexedsyntaxvar{b}{1} \indexedsyntaxvar{b}{2} \srp} Now type \begin{syntaxformula} \slp \sbuiltin{:pair} \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{1} \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{2} \srp \end{syntaxformula} is a subtype of \begin{syntaxformula} \slp \sbuiltin{:pair} \indexedsyntaxvar{b}{1} \indexedsyntaxvar{b}{2} \srp \end{syntaxformula} if and only if \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedsyntaxvar{t}{1} \end{syntaxformula} is a subtype of \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedsyntaxvar{u}{1} \end{syntaxformula} and \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedsyntaxvar{t}{2} \end{syntaxformula} is a subtype of \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedsyntaxvar{u}{2} \end{syntaxformula}. \index{tuple} A tuple type is a type of a finite sequence of possibly nonuniform objects. Formally, if \indexedsyntaxvarf{t}{k}, \(k = 1,\ldots,n\), are types the tuple type \code{(:tuple \indexedsyntaxvar{t}{1}, ..., \indexedsyntaxvar{t}{n})} is equivalent to \code{(:pair \indexedsyntaxvar{t}{1} (:pair \indexedsyntaxvar{t}{2} ... (:pair \indexedsyntaxvar{t}{n} ) ...))}. \section{Foreign Function Interface} \index{foreign function interface} \index{\keyword{prim-proc}} \index{\keyword{unchecked-prim-proc}} \index{\keyword{param-prim-proc}} \index{\keyword{unchecked-param-prim-proc}} \index{\keyword{define-prim-class}} \index{\keyword{define-goops-class}} \index{\keyword{define-normal-goops-class}} The semantics of \keyword{prim-proc}, \keyword{unchecked-prim-proc}, \keyword{param-prim-proc}, \keyword{unchecked-param-prim-proc}, \keyword{define-prim-class}, \keyword{define-goops-class}, and \keyword{define-normal-goops-class} depend on the \theme\ translation target platform. See \ref{subsec:expr-prim-proc} and \ref{subsec:expr-param-prim-proc} for the definition of primitive procedures. The keyword \keyword{define-normal-goops-class} is discussed in the standard library reference. If you want to use your own Scheme procedures with these keywords you can specify the Scheme files to be loaded into the runtime \theme\ environment with environment variable \code{THEME\_D\_CUSTOM\_CODE}. Separate the file names with :'s. See files \code{theme-d-code/tests/test223.thp} and \code{runtime/run2.scm} for an example. A Scheme implementation of a parametrized primitive procedure has to take the type parameters as arguments before the proper procedure arguments. See \code{theme-d-code/tests/test142.thp} and \newline \code{theme-d-code/tests/aux-my-map.scm} for an example. Custom primitive classes may be defined with keyword \keyword{define-prim-class}. See section \ref{subsec:define-prim-class} and tests \code{test223}, \code{test224}, and \code{test226}. GOOPS classes may be imported into Theme-D with keyword \keyword{define-goops-class}. See section \ref{subsec:define-goops-class} and tests \code{test279} and \code{test280}. Foreign function interface may cause problems with the linker output stripping. For example, suppose you define class \code{} and its subclass \code{}. Suppose also that you define procedure \code{gtk-window-new} in your foreign code so that the procedure returns a \code{gtk-window} but its declared return type is \code{}. Then it is possible that the linker strips the class \code{} off from the target code even though it is needed by the type system. This problem may be solved by a \code{prevent-stripping} expression. For Theme-D-Gnome this can also be solved by using creator procedures instead of GTK constructors. The custom primitive classes have to be disjoint with each other and with built-in primitive classes. That is, no object shall belong to two different primitive classes. GOOPS classes may overlap with each other but no two GOOPS classes shall be identical. \section{Algorithm to Compute Subtype Relation} \label{subsec:subtyping-algorithm} \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSubtype}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}: a type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}: another type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{M}: the set (list) of types already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \code{\#t} if \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} is a subtype of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, \code{\#f} otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSubtype}{\indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}, % \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, \objectvarf{M}} \\ %%If the types of %%\sta\ and \stb\ are different we always return \false. \begin{enumerate} \item If \sta\ is incomplete or \stb\ is incomplete return \true\ iff \sta\ and \stb\ are the same object and \false\ otherwise. \item If \((t_1, t_2) \in M\) return \true. \item Set \(M' := M \cup \{ (t_1, t_2) \}\). \item If \(t_1 = t_2\) return \true. \item If \(t_2 = \mbuiltin{}\) return \true. \item If \sta\ and \stb\ are type variables return \true\ iff \sta\ and \stb\ are equal. \item If \sta\ and \stb\ are primitive classes then return \true\ iff they are the same object. \item If \sta\ is not a signature and \stb\ is a signature return \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeXSignature}{\sta, \stb, \(M'\)}. \item If \sta\ and \stb\ is are signatures return \algorithmappl{IsSignatureSubtype}{\sta, \stb, \(M'\)}. \item If \sta\ is a union return \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeUnionX}{\sta, \stb, \(M'\)}. \item If \stb\ is a union return \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeXUnion}{\sta, \stb, \(M'\)}. \item If \(t_1 = \mbuiltin{}\) then return \true\ iff \(t_2 = \mbuiltin{}\). \item If \(t_2 = \mbuiltin{}\) then return \true\ iff \(t_1 = \mbuiltin{}\). \item If both \sta\ and \stb\ are pair classes return \algorithmappl{IsSubtypePair}{\sta, \stb, \(M'\)}. If only one of \sta\ and \stb\ is a pair class return \false. \item If both \sta\ and \stb\ are procedure types return \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeGeneralProc}{\sta, \stb, \(M'\)}. \item If \sta\ and \stb\ are both vector classes, \sta\ = \code{(:vector )} and \stb\ = \code{(:vector )}, return \algorithmappl{IsSubtype}{\code{}, \code{}, \(M'\)}. \item If \sta\ and \stb\ are both value vector classes, \sta\ = \code{(:value-vector )} and \stb\ = \code{(:value-vector )}, return \algorithmappl{IsSubtype}{\code{}, \code{}, \(M'\)}. \item If both \sta\ and \stb\ are instances of a parametrized logical type whose type arguments contain type modifiers return \true\ iff the contents of \sta\ and \stb\ are equal and \false\ otherwise. \item If \sta\ and \stb\ are splice expressions return \true\ iff the component type of \sta\ is a subtype of the component type of \stb. If only \stb\ is a splice expression return \false. \item If \sta\ and \stb\ are rest expressions return \true\ iff the component type of \sta\ is a subtype of the component type of \stb. If only \stb\ is a rest expression return \false. \item If \sta\ and \stb\ are type list expressions return \algorithmappl{IsGeneralListSubtype}{\objectvarf{a}, \objectvarf{b}} where \objectvarf{a} and \objectvarf{b} are the contents of \sta\ and \stb\, respectively. If only \stb\ is a type list expression return \false. \item If \sta\ and \stb\ are type loop expressions return \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeLoop}{\sta, \stb, \(M'\)}. If only \stb\ is a type loop expression return \false. \item If \sta\ and \stb\ are type join expressions return \algorithmappl{IsGeneralListSubtype}{\objectvarf{a}, \objectvarf{b}} where \objectvarf{a} and \objectvarf{b} are the contents of \sta\ and \stb\, respectively. If only \stb\ is a type join expression return \false. \item If \sta\ and \stb\ are instances of a parametrized class return \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeParamClassInst}{\sta, \stb, \(M'\)}. \item If one of \sta\ and \stb\ is an instance of a parametrized class and one is class that is not an instance of a parametrized class return \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeParamClassMixed}{\sta, \stb, \(M'\)}. \item If \sta\ and \stb\ are classes return \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeSimple}{\sta, \stb}. \item else return \false. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSubtypeSimple}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}: a class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}: another class \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \code{\#t} if \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} is a subtype of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, \code{\#f} otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeSimple}{\indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}, % \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item If \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} = \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} return \true\ else \item if \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} = \builtin{} return \true\ else \item if \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} = \builtin{} and \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} \(\neq\) \builtin{} return \false\ else \item return \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeSimple}{\objectvarf{s}, % \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}} where \begin{objectformula} \imminh{\indexedobjectvar{t}{1}}{\objectvar{s}} \end{objectformula}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{IsGeneralListSubtype}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{a}: a list of type expressions \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{b}: another list of type expressions \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \code{\#t} iff \objectvarf{a} is a subtype of \objectvarf{b} \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsGeneralListSubtype}{\objectvarf{a}, % \objectvarf{b}} \\ Let \begin{math} \mobjectvar{a} = (\indexedmobjectvar{a}{1}, \ldots, \indexedmobjectvar{a}{n}) \end{math} and \begin{math} \mobjectvar{b} = (\indexedmobjectvar{b}{1}, \ldots, \indexedmobjectvar{b}{m}) \end{math} Return \true\ iff \(n = m\) and \(\indexedmobjectvar{a}{i}\) is a subtype of \(\indexedmobjectvar{b}{i}\) for all \(i = 1, \ldots, n\). \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSubtypeXUnion}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{t}: a class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{u}: a union type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{M}: the set (list) of types already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \true\ if \objectvarf{t} is a subtype of \objectvarf{u}, \false\ otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeXUnion}{\objectvarf{t}, % \objectvarf{u}, \objectvarf{M}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item Let \objectvarf{v} be the vector of the member types of \objectvarf{u}, \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{v}}{\slp \indexedobjectvar{u}{1} \sldots \indexedobjectvar{u}{n} \srp} \end{objectformula}. \item Let \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{result}}{\false} \end{objectformula}. \item For \(i := 1, \ldots, n\) \begin{enumerate} \item If \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{IsSubtype}{\objectvar{t},\indexedobjectvar{u}{i}, % \objectvar{M}} \end{objectformula} then set \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{result}}{\true} \end{objectformula} and break the loop. \end{enumerate} \item Return \objectvarf{result}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSubtypeUnionX}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{u}: a union type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{t}: a class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{M}: the set (list) of types already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \true\ if \objectvarf{u} is a subtype of \objectvarf{t}, \false\ otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeUnionX}{\objectvarf{u}, % \objectvarf{t}, \objectvarf{M}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item Let \objectvarf{v} be the vector of the member types of \objectvarf{u}, \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{v}}{\slp \indexedobjectvar{u}{1} \sldots \indexedobjectvar{u}{n} \srp} \end{objectformula}. \item Let \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{result}}{\true} \end{objectformula}. \item For \(i := 1, \ldots, n\) \begin{enumerate} \item If \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{IsSubtype}{\indexedobjectvar{u}{i}, % \objectvar{t} \objectvar{M}} = \false \end{objectformula} then set \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{result}}{\false} \end{objectformula} and break the loop. \end{enumerate} \item Return \objectvarf{result} \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSubtypePair}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{t}: a pair class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{u}: a pair class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{M}: the set (list) of types already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \true\ if \objectvarf{t} is a subtype of \objectvarf{u}, \false\ otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSubtypePair}{\objectvarf{t}, % \objectvarf{u}, \objectvarf{M}} \\ Let \begin{objectformula} \slp \indexedobjectvarf{a}{1} \indexedobjectvarf{a}{2} \srp \end{objectformula} be the component types of \objectvarf{t} and \begin{objectformula} \slp \indexedobjectvarf{b}{1} \indexedobjectvarf{b}{2} \srp \end{objectformula} be the component types of \objectvarf{u}. \begin{enumerate} \item If \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{IsSubtype}{\indexedobjectvar{a}{1}, % \indexedobjectvar{b}{1}, \objectvar{M}} \end{objectformula} return \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{IsSubtype}{\indexedobjectvar{a}{2}, % \indexedobjectvar{b}{2}, \objectvar{M}} \end{objectformula} else return \begin{objectformula} \false \end{objectformula}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSubtypeGeneralProc}} \label{subsec:IsSubtypeGeneralProc} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}: a procedure type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}: a procedure type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{M}: the set (list) of types already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \true\ iff \objectvarf{t} is a subtype of \objectvarf{u} \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeGeneralProc}{\indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}, % \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, \objectvarf{M}} \\ If any of the following is true return \false: \begin{enumerate} \item Object \sta\ is an abstract procedure type and \stb\ is not an abstract procedure type. \item Object \sta\ is a simple procedure class and \stb\ is either a parametrized or generic procedure class. \item Object \sta\ is either a parametrized or generic procedure class and \stb\ is a simple procedure class. \item Object \sta\ is a parametrized procedure class and \stb\ is a generic procedure class. \end{enumerate} If some of the following is true: \begin{enumerate} \item Objects \sta\ and \stb\ are abstract procedure types. \item Objects \sta\ and \stb\ are simple procedure classes. \item Object \sta\ is a simple procedure class and \stb\ an abstract procedure type. \end{enumerate} return \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeProc}{\sta, \stb, \objectvarf{M}}. If \sta\ is a parametrized procedure class and \stb\ is an abstract procedure class return \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeParamAbstract}{\sta, \stb, \objectvarf{M}}. If \sta\ and \stb\ are parametrized procedure classes return \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeParamProc}{\sta, \stb}. If \sta\ is a generic procedure class and \stb\ is an abstract procedure class return \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeGenAbstract}{\sta, \stb, \objectvarf{M}}. If \sta\ and \stb\ are generic procedure classes return \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeGenericProc}{\sta, \stb, \objectvarf{M}}. If \sta\ is a generic procedure class and \stb\ is a parametrized procedure class return \true\ iff the tree structure of some of the methods of \sta\ is identical to \stb (type variables may be named differently). \subsection{\algorithmname{ProcAttributesMatch}} \label{subsec:ProcAttributesMatch} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \((p_1, a_1, n_1 )\): attributes of the first procedure \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \((p_2, a_2, n_2 \): attributes of the second procedure \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \true\ iff the first procedure type can be a subtype of the second The attributes are: (purity, always returns, and never returns). All of them are boolean valued. The algorithm returns \true\ iff both of the following conditions are true: \begin{itemize} \item \begin{math} \lnot ( ( \lnot p_1 ) \land p_2 ) \end{math} \item \begin{math} ((\lnot a_2) \land (\lnot n_2)) \lor (a_1 = a_2 \land n_1 = n_2) \end{math} \end{itemize} \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSubtypeProc}} \label{subsec:IsSubtypeProc} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{t}: a procedure class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{u}: a procedure class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{M}: the set (list) of types already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \true\ if \objectvarf{t} is a subtype of \objectvarf{u}, \false\ otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeProc}{\objectvarf{t}, % \objectvarf{u}, \objectvarf{M}} \\ Let \indexedobjectvarf{A}{1} be the procedure attributes of \objectvarf{t} and \indexedobjectvarf{A}{2} the procedure attributes of \objectvarf{u}. Let \indexedobjectvarf{a}{1} be the argument list type of \objectvarf{t}, \indexedobjectvarf{r}{1} the result type of \objectvarf{t}, and \indexedobjectvarf{p}{1} the purity (boolean value) of \objectvarf{t}. Define the corresponding variables \indexedobjectvarf{a}{2}, \indexedobjectvarf{r}{2}, and \indexedobjectvarf{p}{2} for \objectvarf{u}. If \algorithmappl{ProcAttributesMatch}{\indexedobjectvarf{A}{1},\indexedobjectvarf{A}{2}} is true then \begin{enumerate} \item Let \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\indexedobjectvar{st}{1}}% {\algorithmappl{IsSubtype}{\indexedobjectvar{a}{2}, \indexedobjectvar{a}{1}, \objectvar{M}}} . \end{objectformula} \item If \begin{objectformula} \indexedobjectvar{st}{1} = \true \end{objectformula} then return \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{IsSubtype}{\indexedobjectvar{r}{1}, \indexedobjectvar{r}{2}, \objectvar{M}} \end{objectformula} else return \begin{objectformula} \false \end{objectformula}. \end{enumerate} else return \begin{objectformula} \false \end{objectformula}. \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSubtypeParamAbstract}} \label{subsec:IsSubtypeParamAbstract} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{t}: a parametrized procedure class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{u}: an abstract procedure type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{M}: the set (list) of types already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \true\ if \objectvarf{t} is a subtype of \objectvarf{u}, \false\ otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeParamAbstract}{\objectvarf{t}, % \objectvarf{u}, \objectvarf{M}} \\ Let \indexedobjectvarf{A}{1} be the procedure attributes of \objectvarf{t} and \indexedobjectvarf{A}{2} the procedure attributes of \objectvarf{u}. If \algorithmappl{ProcAttributesMatch}{\indexedobjectvarf{A}{1},\indexedobjectvarf{A}{2}} is true then \begin{enumerate} \item Deduce type parameters for types \objectvarf{t} and \objectvar{u}. See section \ref{sec:param-proc-appl}. \item If some of the type parameters in objects \objectvarf{t} and \objectvarf{u} could not be deduced return \false. \item Substitute the deduced type parameter values to objects \objectvarf{t} and \objectvarf{u}. Denote the result objects \objectvartp\ and \objectvarup. Let \indexedobjectvarf{a}{1} be the argument list type of \objectvartp\ and \indexedobjectvarf{r}{1} the result type of \objectvartp. Define the corresponding variables \indexedobjectvarf{a}{2} and \indexedobjectvarf{r}{2} for \objectvarup. \item If \indexedobjectvarf{r}{1} is a subtype of \indexedobjectvarf{r}{2} and \indexedobjectvarf{a}{2} is a subtype of \indexedobjectvarf{a}{1} (note the order) return \true\ else return \false. \end{enumerate} else return \false. \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSubtypeParamProc}} \label{subsec:IsSubtypeParamProc} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{t}: a parametrized procedure class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{u}: a parametrized procedure class \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \true\ if \objectvarf{t} is identical to \objectvarf{u}, \false\ otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeParamProc}{\objectvarf{t}, % \objectvarf{u}} \\ If \objectvarf{t} and \objectvarf{u} have the same number of type parameters create new type variables and substitute them into \objectvarf{t} and \objectvarf{u}. Return \true\ iff the new type \objectvarf{t'} is a subtype of the new type \objectvarf{u'}. \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSubtypeGenAbstract}} \label{subsec:IsSubtypeGenAbstract} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{t}: a generic procedure class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{u}: an abstract procedure type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{M}: the set (list) of types already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \true\ if \objectvarf{t} is a subtype of \objectvarf{u}, \false\ otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeGenAbstract}{\objectvarf{t}, % \objectvarf{u}, \objectvarf{M}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item Let \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{m}}{\textrm{the list of methods of \objectvar{t}}} \end{objectformula} and \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{n}}{\textrm{the number of methods in \objectvar{m}}} \end{objectformula}. \item For \(i := 1, \ldots, n\) \begin{enumerate} \item If \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{IsSubtype}{\objectvar{m}[i], \objectvar{u}, \objectvar{M}} \end{objectformula} break the loop and return \true. \end{enumerate} \item Return \false. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSubtypeGenericProc}} \label{subsec:IsSubtypeGenericProc} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{t}: a generic procedure class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{u}: a generic procedure class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{M}: the set (list) of types already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \true\ if \objectvarf{t} is a subtype of \objectvarf{u}, \false\ otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeGenericProc}{\objectvarf{t}, % \objectvarf{u}, \objectvarf{M}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item Let \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\indexedobjectvar{m}{1}}{\textrm{the list of methods of \objectvar{t}}} \end{objectformula}, \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\indexedobjectvar{m}{2}}{\textrm{the list of methods of \objectvar{u}}} \end{objectformula}, \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\indexedobjectvar{n}{1}}{\textrm{the number of methods in \indexedobjectvar{m}{1}}} \end{objectformula}, and \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\indexedobjectvar{n}{2}}{\textrm{the number of methods in \indexedobjectvar{m}{2}}} \end{objectformula}. \item Let \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{result2}}{\true} \end{objectformula}. \item For \(i := 1, \ldots, n_1\) \begin{enumerate} \item \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{result1}}{\false} \end{objectformula} \item For \(j := 1, \ldots, n_2\) \begin{enumerate} \item If \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{IsSubtype}{\indexedobjectvar{m}{1}[i], \indexedobjectvar{m}{2}[j], \objectvar{M}} \end{objectformula} then set \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{result1}}{\true} \end{objectformula} and break the inner loop. \end{enumerate} \item If \begin{objectformula} \objectvar{result1} = \false \end{objectformula} then set \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{result2}}{\false} \end{objectformula} and break the outer loop. \end{enumerate} \item Return \begin{objectformula} \objectvar{result2} \end{objectformula}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSubtypeParamClassInst}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}: a class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}: another class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{M}: the set (list) of types already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \code{\#t} if \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} is a subtype of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, \code{\#f} otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeParamClassInst}{\indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}, % \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, \objectvarf{M}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item If \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} = \builtin{} return \true\ else \item if \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} = \builtin{} and \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} \(\neq\) \builtin{} return \false\ else \item if \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{ParamClassInstEqual}{\indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}, \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, \objectvar{M}} \end{objectformula} return \true\ else return \algorithmappl{IsSubtype}{\objectvarf{s}, % \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, M} where \begin{objectformula} \imminh{\indexedobjectvar{t}{1}}{\objectvar{s}} \end{objectformula}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSubtypeParamClassMixed}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}: a class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}: another class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{M}: the set (list) of types already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \code{\#t} if \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} is a subtype of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, \code{\#f} otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeParamClassMixed}{\indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}, % \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, \objectvarf{M}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item If \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} = \builtin{} return \true\ else \item if \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} = \builtin{} and \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} \(\neq\) \builtin{} return \false\ else \item else return \algorithmappl{IsSubtype}{\objectvarf{s}, % \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, M} where \begin{objectformula} \imminh{\indexedobjectvar{t}{1}}{\objectvar{s}} \end{objectformula}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{ParamClassInstEqual}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}: a class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}: another class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{M}: the set (list) of types already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \code{\#t} if \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} is equal to \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, \code{\#f} otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{ParamClassInstEqual}{\indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}, % \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, \objectvarf{M}} \\ Let \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\indexedobjectvar{p}{1}}{\true\ iff \indexedobjectvar{t}{1} is an instance of a parametrized class} \end{objectformula} and \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\indexedobjectvar{p}{2}}{\true\ iff \indexedobjectvar{t}{2} is an instance of a parametrized class} \end{objectformula}. \begin{enumerate} \item If \((\lnot p_1) \land (\lnot p_2)\) return \(t_1 = t_2\) as an object \item else if \(((\lnot p_1) \land p_2) \lor (p_1 \land (\lnot p_2))\) return \false \item else if \begin{enumerate} \item \begin{objectformula} \slp \sbuiltin{class-of} \indexedobjectvar{t}{1} \srp \end{objectformula} is equal to \begin{objectformula} \slp \sbuiltin{class-of} \indexedobjectvar{t}{2} \srp \end{objectformula} as an object, \item Class \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} has as many type parameters as class \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} (we know here that both \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} and \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} have to be instances of parametrized classes), and \item Each of the type parameter of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} is equal to the corresponding type parameter of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} (Here equality of types \objectvarf{a} and \objectvarf{b} means that \objectformulacmd{\inherits{\objectvar{a}}{\objectvar{b}}} and \objectformulacmd{\inherits{\objectvar{b}}{\objectvar{a}}}) \end{enumerate} return \true\ else return \false. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSubtypeLoop}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}: a loop expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}: another loop expression \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \code{\#t} iff \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} is a subtype of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeLoop}{\indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}, % \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}} \\ If the iteration variables of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} and \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} are the same return \true\ iff the subtype lists of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} and \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} are equal (have equal tree structures) and the iteration expression of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} is a subtype of the iteration expression of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}. If the iteration variables are not equal create a new type variable, substitute it into \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} and \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, and do the same check as above. \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSubtypeXSignature}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}: a type that is not a signature \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}: a signature type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{M}: the set (list) of types already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \code{\#t} iff \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} is a subtype of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSubtypeXSignature}{\indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}, % \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, \(M\)} \\ We have \objectformulacmd{\inherits{\indexedobjectvar{t}{1}}{\indexedobjectvar{t}{2}}} iff for each specifier \begin{objectformula} \objectvar{s} = \olp \objectvar{proc-name} \objectvar{args} \objectvar{result} \objectvar{attributes} \orp \end{objectformula} in the complete specifier list of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} there exists a procedure (simple, parametrized, or generic) with name \objectvarf{proc-name} so that the class of this procedure is a subtype of the abstract procedure type \begin{objectformula} \olp \obuiltin{:procedure} \objectvar{args} \objectvar{result} \objectvar{attributes} \orp \end{objectformula} where the keyword \code{this} has been substituted with type \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}. We will use this algorithm for computing the subtyping of parametrized signatures, too. \subsection{\algorithmname{IsSignatureSubtype}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}: a signature type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}: a signature type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{M}: the set (list) of types already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{is-subtype?} : \code{\#t} iff \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} is a subtype of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{IsSignatureSubtype}{\indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}, % \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, \(M\)} \\ We have \objectformulacmd{\inherits{\indexedobjectvar{t}{1}}{\indexedobjectvar{t}{2}}} iff for each specifier \begin{objectformula} \indexedobjectvar{s}{2} = \olp \indexedobjectvar{proc-name}{2} \indexedobjectvar{args}{2} \indexedobjectvar{result}{2} \indexedobjectvar{attributes}{2} \orp \end{objectformula} in the complete specifier list of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2} there exists a specifier \begin{objectformula} \indexedobjectvar{s}{1} = \olp \indexedobjectvar{proc-name}{1} \indexedobjectvar{args}{1} \indexedobjectvar{result}{1} \indexedobjectvar{attributes}{1} \orp \end{objectformula} in the complete specifier list of \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1} so that the procedure names \indexedobjectvarf{proc-name}{1} and \indexedobjectvarf{proc-name}{2} are equal and \begin{objectformula} \olp \obuiltin{:procedure} \indexedobjectvar{args}{1} \indexedobjectvar{result}{1} \indexedobjectvar{attributes}{1} \orp \end{objectformula} is a subtype of \begin{objectformula} \olp \obuiltin{:procedure} \indexedobjectvar{args}{2} \indexedobjectvar{result}{2} \indexedobjectvar{attributes}{2} \orp . \end{objectformula} \section{Algorithms to Compute Equivalence of Objects} \subsection{General} When we refer to Scheme procedures in this section we assume that they behave as specified in \cite{shinn2017}. Note that algorithms \algorithmname{EqualPrimitiveValues?} and \algorithmname{EqualPrimitiveObjects?} differ only in their handling of strings. \subsection{\algorithmname{EqualValues?}} \label{subsubsec:EqualValues?} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{obj1}: an object \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{obj2}: an object \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: the set (list) of object pairs already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \true\ if \objectvarf{obj1} is equal to \objectvarf{obj2}, \false\ otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{EqualValues?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item If \objectvarf{obj1} and \objectvarf{obj2} are the same nonprimitive object return \true. \item If \begin{math} ( \mobjectvar{obj1} \; \mobjectvar{obj2} ) \in \mobjectvar{v} \end{math} return \true. \item Let \objectvarf{cl1} to be the class of \objectvarf{obj1} and \objectvarf{cl2} the class of \objectvarf{obj2}. \item If not \algorithmappl{EqualTypes?}{\objectvarf{cl1}, \objectvarf{cl2}, \objectvarf{visited}} return \false. \item If \objectvarf{obj1} (and \objectvarf{obj2}) is a primitive object return \algorithmappl{EqualPrimitiveValues?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}}. \item Let \begin{codeformula} \vprime := (cons (cons \objectvar{obj1} \objectvar{obj2}) \objectvar{v}) \end{codeformula}. \item If \objectvarf{obj1} (and \objectvarf{obj2}) is a pair return \algorithmappl{EqualPairs?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}, \objectvarf{\vprime}}. \item If \objectvarf{cl1} (and \objectvarf{cl2}) is a type return \algorithmappl{EqualTypes?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}, \objectvarf{\vprime}}. \item If \begin{objectformula} \objectvar{cl1} = \olp \obuiltin{:value-vector} \objectvar{t} \orp \end{objectformula} or \begin{objectformula} \objectvar{cl1} = \olp \obuiltin{:mutable-value-vector} \objectvar{t} \orp \end{objectformula} for some type \objectvarf{t} return \algorithmappl{EqualVectors?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}, \objectvarf{\vprime}}. \item If \objectvarf{cl1} (and \objectvarf{cl2}) is equal by value return \algorithmappl{EqualByValue?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}, \objectvarf{\vprime}}. \item Otherwise return \false. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{EqualContents?}} \label{subsubsec:EqualContents?} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{obj1}: an object \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{obj2}: an object \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: the set (list) of object pairs already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \true\ if the contents of \objectvarf{obj1} are equal to the contents of \objectvarf{obj2}, \false\ otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{EqualContents?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item If \objectvarf{obj1} and \objectvarf{obj2} are the same nonprimitive object return \true. \item If \begin{math} ( \mobjectvar{obj1} \; \mobjectvar{obj2} ) \in \mobjectvar{v} \end{math} return \true. \item Let \objectvarf{cl1} to be the class of \objectvarf{obj1} and \objectvarf{cl2} the class of \objectvarf{obj2}. \item If not \algorithmappl{EqualTypes?}{\objectvarf{cl1}, \objectvarf{cl2}, \objectvarf{visited}} return \false. \item If \objectvarf{obj1} (and \objectvarf{obj2}) is a primitive object return \algorithmappl{EqualPrimitiveValues?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}}. \item Let \begin{codeformula} \vprime := (cons (cons \objectvar{obj1} \objectvar{obj2}) \objectvar{v}) \end{codeformula}. \item If \objectvarf{obj1} (and \objectvarf{obj2}) is a pair return \algorithmappl{EqualPairContents?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}, \objectvarf{\vprime}}. \item If \objectvarf{cl1} (and \objectvarf{cl2}) is a type return \algorithmappl{EqualTypes?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}, \objectvarf{\vprime}}. \item If \objectvarf{cl1} (and \objectvarf{cl2}) is a general vector class return %% \begin{objectformula} %% \objectvar{cl1} = \olp \obuiltin{:vector} \objectvar{t} \orp %% \end{objectformula}, %% \begin{objectformula} %% \objectvar{cl1} = \olp \obuiltin{:mutable-vector} \objectvar{t} \orp %% \end{objectformula}, %% \begin{objectformula} %% \objectvar{cl1} = \olp \obuiltin{:value-vector} \objectvar{t} \orp %% \end{objectformula}, or %% \begin{objectformula} %% \objectvar{cl1} = \olp \obuiltin{:mutable-value-vector} %% \objectvar{t} \orp %% \end{objectformula} %% for some type \objectvarf{t} return \algorithmappl{EqualVectorContents?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}, \objectvarf{\vprime}}. \item Otherwise return \algorithmappl{EqualFields?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}, \objectvarf{\vprime}}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{EqualObjects?}} \label{subsubsec:EqualObjects?} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{obj1}: an object \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{obj2}: an object \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \true\ if \objectvarf{obj1} and \objectvarf{obj2} are the same object, \false\ otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{EqualObjects?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item If \objectvarf{obj1} is a primitive object \begin{enumerate} \item Let \objectvarf{cl1} be the class of \objectvarf{obj1} and \objectvarf{cl2} the class of \objectvarf{obj2}. \item If \algorithmappl{EqualTypes?}{\objectvarf{cl1}, \objectvarf{cl2}, ()} \begin{enumerate} \item return \algorithmappl{EqualPrimitiveObjects?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}} \end{enumerate} else \begin{enumerate} \item return \false \end{enumerate} \end{enumerate} else \begin{enumerate} \item If \objectvarf{obj1} and \objectvarf{obj2} are the same nonprimitive object return \true\ else return \false. \end{enumerate} \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{EqualTypes?}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{t1}: a type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{t2}: a type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: the set (list) of type pairs already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \true\ if types \objectvarf{t1} and \objectvarf{t2} are equal, \false\ otherwise \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{EqualTypes?}{\objectvarf{t1}, \objectvarf{t2}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item If \objectvarf{t1} and \objectvarf{t2} are the same nonprimitive object return \true. \item If \begin{math} ( \mobjectvar{t1} \; \mobjectvar{t2} ) \in \mobjectvar{v} \end{math} return \true. \item Let \begin{codeformula} \vprime := (cons (cons \objectvar{t1} \objectvar{t2}) \objectvar{v}) \end{codeformula}. \item If \objectvarf{t1} and \objectvarf{t2} are pair classes return \begin{displaymath} \algorithmappl{EqualTypes?}{\mobjectvar{t1}[1], \mobjectvar{t2}[1], v'} \land \algorithmappl{EqualTypes?}{\mobjectvar{t1}[2], \mobjectvar{t2}[2], v'} . \end{displaymath} \item If \objectvarf{t1} or \objectvarf{t2} is a pair class return \false. \item If \objectvarf{t1} is a general vector class then \begin{enumerate} \item If the classes of \objectvarf{t1} and \objectvarf{t2} are not the same nonprimitive object return \false. \item Let \objectvarf{u1} be the component type of \objectvarf{t1} and \objectvarf{u2} the component type of \objectvarf{t2}. \item Return \algorithmappl{EqualTypes?}{\objectvarf{u1}, \objectvarf{u2}, \objectvarf{\vprime}}. \end{enumerate} \item If \objectvarf{t1} and \objectvarf{t2} are classes \begin{enumerate} \item If \objectvarf{t1} and \objectvarf{t2} are instances of a parametrized class return the value of \algorithmappl{ParamClassInstEqual}{\indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}, % \indexedobjectvarf{t}{2}, ()} \item If \objectvarf{t1} or \objectvarf{t2} is an instance of a parametrized class return \false. \item If \objectvarf{t1} and \objectvarf{t2} are the same nonprimitive object return \true\ else return \false. \end{enumerate} \item If \objectvarf{t1} or \objectvarf{t2} is a class return \false. \item Otherwise return \begin{objectformula} \inherits{\objectvar{t1}}{\objectvar{t2}} \(\land\) \inherits{\objectvar{t2}}{\objectvar{t1}} \end{objectformula}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{EqualByValue?}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{obj1}: an object \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{obj2}: an object \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: the set (list) of object pairs already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{equal?} : \code{} \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{EqualByValue?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ \textit{Note:} We assume that the classes of \objectvarf{obj1} and \objectvarf{obj2} are equal in the sense of \algorithmname{EqualTypes?}. \begin{enumerate} \item Let \objectvarf{cl} be the class of \objectvarf{obj1} (and \objectvarf{obj2}). \item Let \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{result}}{\true} \end{objectformula}. \item For each field \objectvarf{fld} in the field list of class \objectvarf{cl} do \begin{enumerate} \item Let \objectvarf{f1} := the value of the field \objectvarf{fld} in object \objectvarf{obj1} and \objectvarf{f2} := the value of the field \objectvarf{fld} in object \objectvarf{obj2}. \item If not \algorithmappl{EqualValues?}{\objectvarf{f1}, \objectvarf{f2}, \objectvarf{v}} set \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{result}}{\false} \end{objectformula} and break the loop. \end{enumerate} \item Return \objectvarf{result}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{EqualFields?}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{obj1}: an object \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{obj2}: an object \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: the set (list) of object pairs already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{equal?} : \code{} \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{EqualFields?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ \textit{Note:} We assume that the classes of \objectvarf{obj1} and \objectvarf{obj2} are equal in the sense of \algorithmname{EqualTypes?}. \begin{enumerate} \item Let \objectvarf{cl} be the class of \objectvarf{obj1} (and \objectvarf{obj2}). \item Let \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{result}}{\true} \end{objectformula}. \item For each field \objectvarf{fld} in the field list of class \objectvarf{cl} do \begin{enumerate} \item Let \objectvarf{f1} := the value of the field \objectvarf{fld} in object \objectvarf{obj1} and \objectvarf{f2} := the value of the field \objectvarf{fld} in object \objectvarf{obj2}. \item If not \algorithmappl{EqualContents?}{\objectvarf{f1}, \objectvarf{f2}, \objectvarf{v}} set \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{result}}{\false} \end{objectformula} and break the loop. \end{enumerate} \item Return \objectvarf{result}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{EqualPairs?}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{p1}: a pair \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{p2}: a pair \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: the set (list) of object pairs already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{EqualValues?}{\objectvar{p1}[1], \objectvar{p2}[1], \objectvar{v}} \(\land\) \algorithmappl{EqualValues?}{\objectvar{p1}[2], \objectvar{p2}[2], \objectvar{v}} \end{objectformula} \subsection{\algorithmname{EqualPairContents?}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{p1}: a pair \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{p2}: a pair \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: the set (list) of object pairs already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{EqualContents?}{\objectvar{p1}[1], \objectvar{p2}[1], \objectvar{v}} \(\land\) \algorithmappl{EqualContents?}{\objectvar{p1}[2], \objectvar{p2}[2], \objectvar{v}} \end{objectformula} \subsection{\algorithmname{EqualPrimitiveValues?}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{obj1}: a primitive value \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{obj2}: a primitive value \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{equal?} : \code{} \\ \noindent \textit{Preconditions:} \\ The classes of \objectvarf{obj1} and \objectvarf{obj2} have to be equal and they have to be a primitive class. \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{EqualPrimitiveValues?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item If \objectvarf{obj1} is a \builtin{} or \builtin{} value return the result of Scheme expression \codeformulacmd{(eq? \objectvar{obj1} \objectvar{obj2})} \item If \objectvarf{obj1} is an integer or a real number return the result of Scheme expression \codeformulacmd{(= \objectvar{obj1} \objectvar{obj2})}. \item If \objectvarf{obj1} = \code{null} return \true. \item If \objectvarf{obj1} is a \builtin{}, \builtin{}, or \builtin{} value return the result of Scheme expression \codeformulacmd{(eqv? \objectvar{obj1} \objectvar{obj2})} \item If \objectvarf{obj1} is a \builtin{} value return the result of Scheme expression \codeformulacmd{(string=? \objectvar{obj1} \objectvar{obj2})} \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{EqualPrimitiveObjects?}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{obj1}: a primitive value \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{obj2}: a primitive value \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{equal?} : \code{} \\ \noindent \textit{Preconditions:} \\ The classes of \objectvarf{obj1} and \objectvarf{obj2} have to be equal and they have to be a primitive class. \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{EqualPrimitiveObjects?}{\objectvarf{obj1}, \objectvarf{obj2}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item If \objectvarf{obj1} is a \builtin{} or \builtin{} value return the result of Scheme expression \codeformulacmd{(eq? \objectvar{obj1} \objectvar{obj2})} \item If \objectvarf{obj1} is an integer or a real number return the result of Scheme expression \codeformulacmd{(= \objectvar{obj1} \objectvar{obj2})}. \item If \objectvarf{obj1} = \code{null} return \true. \item If \objectvarf{obj1} is a \builtin{}, \builtin{}, \builtin{}, or \builtin{} value return the result of Scheme expression \codeformulacmd{(eqv? \objectvar{obj1} \objectvar{obj2})} \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{EqualVectors?}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v1}: a general vector \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v2}: a general vector \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: the set (list) of object pairs already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \true\ if the lengths of \objectvarf{v1} and \objectvarf{v2} are equal and all the elements of \objectvarf{v1} and \objectvarf{v2} are equal in the sense of \algorithmname{EqualValues?}, \false\ otherwise \\ %% \noindent %% \textit{Algorithm:} %% \algorithmappl{EqualVectors?}{\objectvarf{v1}, \objectvarf{v2}, %% \objectvarf{v}} \\ %% If the lengths of \objectvarf{v1} and \objectvarf{v1} are the same %% compare the elements of \objectvarf{v1} and \objectvarf{v1} with the %% algorithm \algorithmname{EqualValues?}. If all the comparisons return %% \true\ then return \true. Otherwise return \false. \subsection{\algorithmname{EqualVectorContents?}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v1}: a general vector \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v2}: a general vector \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: the set (list) of object pairs already visited \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \true\ if the lengths of \objectvarf{v1} and \objectvarf{v2} are equal and all the elements of \objectvarf{v1} and \objectvarf{v2} are equal in the sense of \algorithmname{EqualContents?}, \false\ otherwise \\ %% \noindent %% \textit{Algorithm:} %% \algorithmappl{EqualVectorContents?}{\objectvarf{v1}, \objectvarf{v2}, %% \objectvarf{v}} \\ %% If the lengths of \objectvarf{v1} and \objectvarf{v1} are the same %% compare the elements of \objectvarf{v1} and \objectvarf{v1} with the %% algorithm \algorithmname{EqualContents?}. If all the comparisons return %% \true\ then return \true. Otherwise return \false. \chapter{Procedures} \label{ch:procedures} \section{General} \index{procedure} \index{simple procedure} \index{generic procedure} \index{parametrized procedure} \index{pure procedure} \index{nonpure procedure} \theme\ has three kinds of procedures: \defterm{simple procedures}, \defterm{generic procedures}, and \defterm{parametrized procedures}. A procedure is applied with syntax \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \objectvar{proc} \indexedprocarg{arg}{1} \sldots \indexedprocarg{arg}{n} \srp \end{syntaxblock} \noindent where \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{proc}} is the procedure and \syntaxformulacmd{\indexedprocarg{arg}{1}}, ..., \syntaxformulacmd{\indexedprocarg{arg}{n}} are the arguments passed to \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{proc}}. It is possible for a procedure to have no arguments. As regards the simple procedures \syntaxformulacmd{\objectvar{proc}} can be any expression that returns a simple procedure. See section \ref{subsec:expr-lambda} in this manual and \code{define-simple-method} and \code{define-param-proc} in chapter 3 of the standard library reference for procedure definition syntax. A procedure is either \textit{pure} or \textit{nonpure}. A pure procedure can't have any side effects (or should not have in case of \code{force-pure} and \code{force-pure-expr}). However, a pure procedure is allowed to raise exceptions. If a procedure is defined neither \code{pure} nor \code{nonpure} it is nonpure by default. If a procedure defines a \defterm{rest argument} an arbitrary number of instances of the rest argument type can be passed to the procedure at the end of the argument list. Procedures should only be applied in procedure bodies. In particular, a defining expression of a toplevel definition must not be a procedure application. As an exception to this rule applications of the procedure \code{list} generated by quasiquotation are legal toplevel, too. \index{pure expression} \index{nonpure expression} Every expression in \theme\ is either \defterm{pure} or \defterm{nonpure}. A pure expression cannot have any side effects (or should not have in case of \code{force-pure} and \code{force-pure-expr}). An application of a pure procedure is a pure expression. Other procedures are nonpure. A procedure may also be declared \code{force-pure}, in which case the procedure may contain nonpure expressions but the \theme\ compiler and linker handle the procedure as pure. Note that the purity of a procedure is not necessarily the same as the purity of a procedure application calling the procedure. If the procedure is pure and some of the subexpressions of the procedure application is nonpure the procedure application expression is nonpure. The implementation of a pure procedure may change the internal variables of the procedure. More formally, it is legal to change mutable variables defined inside the nearest lexically enclosing pure procedure implementation of the expression changing the variable. A typical use of this feature is a pure procedure having loop variables. \index{never returning procedure} \index{always returning procedure} A procedure may also be declared to \defterm{never returning} or \defterm{always returning}. An example of a procedure returning never is \code{raise}, which raises an exception. A procedure returning always may not raise any exceptions and it has to handle any exceptions being generated in it. When a procedure is neither always returning or never returning we say that it \defterm{may return}. A lambda expression or a parametrized lambda expression may be optionally assigned a name. This name is used for debugging purposes (runtime backtraces) only. If you define a variable having a lambda expression (or a parametrized lambda expression) value with a define or let expression the lambda expression is assigned the name of the variable automatically and you do not have to specify it in the lambda expression. \section{Simple Procedures} \index{simple procedure} Every simple procedure is an instance of some \defterm{simple procedure class}. A simple procedure class is an instance of the parametrized class \code{:simple-proc}. See subsection \ref{subsec:proc-class-creation} for the syntax for defining procedure classes. When you define a procedure the \theme\ compiler and/or linker deduce the procedure class from the procedure argument list, result type, and purity specifier automatically, though. \section{Generic Procedures} \index{generic procedure} A generic procedure is a collection of simple or parametrized procedures, which are called methods. When a generic procedure is called and an argument list is passed to it \theme\ first checks which of the methods of the generic procedure can be called with the argument list, i.e. the type af the argument list is a subtype of the method argument list type. \theme\ then finds out which of the suitable methods is the best match. If a unique best match is not found an exception is raised. These checks occur generally run-time. The dispatch of a generic procedure application must succeed statically even though the static dispatch is allowed to be ambiguous. No two methods of the same generic procedure may have identical argument list types. Suppose that a generic procedure has two distinct methods having argument list types \objectvarf{A} and \objectvarf{B} and result types \objectvarf{R} and \objectvarf{S}, respectively. If \objectvarf{A} is a subtype of \objectvarf{B} then \objectvarf{R} has to be a subtype of \objectvarf{S}. This is called the \defterm{covariant typing rule}. The covariant typing rule allows \theme\ to deduce a supertype of the result type of a generic procedure application at compile time. \index{dynamic method} \index{static method} Methods can be either \defterm{dynamic} or \defterm{static}. A dynamic method is dispatched using the runtime types of the arguments. However, the translator may optimize a dynamic dispatch with a compile-time dispatch if it can be proved that the dynamic dispatch yields a certain procedure. If a method is static it is dispatched statically, i.e. when the method is selected in compile-time dispatch that method is used instead of doing runtime dispatch. When a \theme\ program is linked all the generic procedure with same name will be merged and the methods defined for each of the merged generic procedures will be put into the new generic procedure. \section{Parametrized Procedures} \index{parametrized procedure} A parametrized procedure is a procedure having type parameters. When these type parameters are assigned type values we get a simple procedure. Note that a parametrized procedure is not a simple procedure itself. The values of the type parameters are usually not specified explicitly. \theme\ deduces the values from the argument types of a parametrized procedure application. This is done in translation time. If \theme\ is unable to deduce the type parameter values a translation error is signalled. \section{Abstract Procedure Types} \index{abstract procedure type} Abstract procedure types are instances of metaclass \builtin{:procedure}. An object whose static type is a abstract procedure type may be any kind of procedure, i.e. simple, generic, or parametrized procedure, with a proper class. \section{Subtyping of Procedure Types} A simple or abstract procedure class \objectvarf{A} is a subtype of a simple or abstract procedure class \objectvarf{B} if and only if \begin{itemize} \item One of the following is true: \begin{itemize} \item Objects \objectvarf{A} and \objectvarf{B} are abstract procedure types. \item Objects \objectvarf{A} and \objectvarf{B} are simple procedure classes. \item Object \objectvarf{A} is a simple procedure class and \objectvarf{B} an abstract procedure type. \end{itemize} \item The argument list type of \objectvarf{B} is a subtype of the argument list type of \objectvarf{A} (note the order). \item The result type of \objectvarf{A} is a subtype of the result type of \objectvarf{B}. \item Either \objectvarf{A} and \objectvarf{B} are both pure, both nonpure, or \objectvarf{A} is pure and \objectvarf{B} nonpure. \item Either \objectvarf{B} may return or the returning attributes of \objectvarf{A} and \objectvarf{B} are equal. \end{itemize} See subsections \ref{subsec:IsSubtypeProc}, \ref{subsec:IsSubtypeParamAbstract}, \ref{subsec:IsSubtypeParamProc}, \ref{subsec:IsSubtypeGenAbstract}, and \ref{subsec:IsSubtypeGenericProc} for further information on procedure type subtyping. \section{Argument Type Modifiers and Static Type Expressions} \label{subsec:static-type-expressions} \index{argument type modifier} The type-valued expressions in \theme\ may contain several \defterm{argument type modifiers}. These modifiers are \begin{itemize} \item[\keyword{splice}] Adds the arguments of \keyword{splice} into the enclosing type list definition. \item[\keyword{rest}] Specifies the component type for the variable argument list part of the procedure that is being defined. \item[\keyword{type-loop}] Assigns the loop variable with the expressions from the list given and binds the loop expression with each value. \item[\keyword{join-tuple-types}] Concatenates the elements of all component types. \end{itemize} Expression \begin{codeblock} (\ckeyword{\tupletype} a1 a2 ... (\ckeyword{splice} (\ckeyword{\tupletype} b1 b2 ...)) c1 c2 ...) \end{codeblock} is equivalent to \begin{codeblock} (\ckeyword{\tupletype} a1 a2 ... b1 b2 ... c1 c2 ...) \end{codeblock} Expression type \keyword{splice} is mainly intended to be used with \keyword{type-loop} expressions. Expression \begin{codeblock} (\ckeyword{type-loop} \typeparam{itervar} values expression) \end{codeblock} will iterate type variable \code{\typeparam{itervar}} in the type list \code{values}. Type variable \code{\typeparam{itervar}} is bound to a value from \code{values} and expression \code{expression} is evaluated with this binding at each iteration. The result value of the \keyword{type-loop} expression is a type list containing the evaluated expressions. A type variable whose value is a type list shall be accepted as the argument list type for \builtin{:procedure}. Example: \begin{codeblock} (\ckeyword{define-param-proc} map (\typeparam{arglist} \typeparam{return-type}) \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{0.5cm} (\ckeyword{prim-proc} map \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} ((\cbuiltin{:procedure} % ((\ckeyword{splice} \typeparam{arglist})) \typeparam{return-type} pure) \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} (\ckeyword{splice} (\ckeyword{type-loop} % \typeparam{iter} \typeparam{arglist} (\cbuiltin{:uniform-list} % \typeparam{iter})))) \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} (\cbuiltin{:uniform-list} \typeparam{return-type}) \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} pure)) \end{codeblock} When \objectvarf{P} is a procedure with declared argument types \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{1}, \sldots, \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{n} \end{syntaxformula} the \defterm{argument type list descriptor} of \objectvarf{P} is defined to be \begin{syntaxformula} \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{n} \srp \end{syntaxformula}. \index{static type expression} A \defterm{static type expression} is defined as follows: \begin{itemize} \item Every constant whose value is a static type expression is a static type expression. \item Every constant whose value is a type is a static type expression. \item Every instantiation of a parametrized type is a static type expression. The type parameters have to be static type expressions. \item A \builtin{\tupletype} expression is a static type expression. The type parameters have to be static type expressions. \item Every valid application of an argument type modifier is a static type expression. \item Every type variable is a static type expression. \end{itemize} %%The value of a static type expression is always an instance of %%\builtin{}. \section{Algorithm to Deduce the Values of Argument Variables} \subsection{\algorithmname{TranslateArguments}} This algorithm deduces the values of procedure argument variables from the arguments in procedure application. When \(l\) is a list we define \(N(l)\) to be the length of the list \(l\). \vspace{0.5cm} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{a}{1} % ... \indexedobjectvarf{a}{n} : argument descriptors \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{v}{1} % ... \indexedobjectvarf{v}{m} : argument values in the procedure application \\ %% \vspace{0.25cm} \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \indexedobjectvarf{w}{1} % ... \indexedobjectvarf{w}{n} : values assigned to each argument % variable \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{TranslateArguments}{\indexedobjectvarf{a}{1}, % ..., \indexedobjectvarf{a}{n}, \indexedobjectvarf{v}{1}, % ..., \indexedobjectvarf{v}{m}}\\ \noindent \begin{enumerate} \item If \(n = 0 \land m \neq 0\) \item then raise error \item else \begin{enumerate} \item \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{c}}{\alglistlparen \indexedobjectvar{v}{1} % \sldots \indexedobjectvar{v}{m} \alglistrparen} \end{objectformula} \item \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{r}}{\alglistlparen \alglistrparen} \end{objectformula} \item For \(i = 1, \ldots, n\) \begin{enumerate} \item \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{t}}{\algorithmappl{TranslateArgument}% {\indexedobjectvar{a}{i},\objectvar{c}}} \end{objectformula} \item \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{r}}% {Concatenation of \objectvar{r} and \objectvar{t}[1]} %% {\alglistlparen \indexedobjectvar{r}{1} %% ... \indexedobjectvar{r}{N(r)} \objectvar{t}[1] %% \alglistrparen} \end{objectformula} \item \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{c}}{\objectvar{t}[2]} \end{objectformula} \end{enumerate} \item Return \objectvarf{r}. \end{enumerate} \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{TranslateArgument}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{a} : The argument descriptor being handled \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{c} : The application arguments left \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} A pair whose first element is the value/list of values to be assigned to the argument \objectvarf{a} and the second element a list of the application arguments left after handling the current argument translation \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{TranslateArgument}{\objectvarf{a}, \objectvarf{c}}\\ \noindent If any of the following is true: \begin{itemize} \item \objectvarf{a} is a type \item \objectvarf{a} is a list of static type expressions \item \objectvarf{a} is a type join expression \end{itemize} return \begin{objectformula} \alglistlparen \alglistlparen \indexedobjectvar{c}{1} \alglistrparen \alglistlparen \indexedobjectvar{c}{2} \sldots \indexedobjectvar{c}{N(c)} \alglistrparen \alglistrparen \end{objectformula}. If \(N(c) = 0\) in the case above raise error. \noindent If \begin{objectformula} \objectvar{a} = \algapplylparen \skeyword{rest} \objectvar{r} \algapplyrparen \end{objectformula} return \begin{objectformula} \alglistlparen \alglistlparen \objectvar{c} \alglistrparen \alglistlparen \alglistrparen \alglistrparen \end{objectformula}. \noindent Suppose that \begin{objectformula} \objectvar{a} = \algapplylparen \skeyword{splice} \objectvar{s} \algapplyrparen \end{objectformula}. Now \objectvarf{s} has to be a list of static type expressions. Define \(l := N(s)\). If \(N(c) \geq l\) return \begin{objectformula} \alglistlparen \alglistlparen \alglistlparen \indexedobjectvar{c}{1} \sldots \indexedobjectvar{c}{l} \alglistrparen \alglistrparen \alglistlparen \indexedobjectvar{c}{l+1} \sldots \indexedobjectvar{c}{N(c)} \alglistrparen \alglistrparen \end{objectformula}. \section{Algorithm to Dispatch Generic Procedure Applications} \subsection{\algorithmname{SelectBestMatch}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \begin{objectformula} \objectvar{l} = \alglistlparen \indexedobjectvar{t}{1} \sldots % \indexedobjectvar{t}{n} % \alglistrparen \end{objectformula} : Call arguments \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \begin{objectformula} \indexedobjectvar{s}{j} = \alglistlparen \indexedobjectvar{s}{j,1} \sldots \indexedobjectvar{s}{j,p(j)} \indexedobjectvar{r}{j} \alglistrparen \end{objectformula} : Declared method argument lists, \(j = 1, \ldots, m\) \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \objectvarf{result}: Either found, ambiguous, or not found. \\ \objectvarf{methods}: The dispatched methods found. \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{SelectBestMatch}{\objectvarf{l}, \indexedobjectvarf{s}{1}, ... \indexedobjectvarf{s}{m}}\\ \begin{enumerate} \item Deduce the type parameters for all the parametrized methods. Reject all the methods for which all type parameters could not be deduced. \item Set \objectvarf{v} to a vector of \(m\) elements, each of which equal to \code{\#t}. \item Set \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvarf{v}[\objectvar{i}]}{\code{\#f}} \end{objectformula} iff \begin{objectformula} \(\lnot\) \inherits{\objectvar{l}}{\indexedobjectvar{s}{i}} \end{objectformula}. \item For each \(i = 1, \ldots, n\) \begin{enumerate} \item Define \begin{displaymath} a(j,i) := \left\{ \begin{array}{ll} s_{j,i} ; & i \leq p(j) \\ r_j ; & i > p(j) \end{array} \right. \end{displaymath} and set \(w\) a vector of \(m\) elements with value \code{\#f}. \item For each \(j = 1, \ldots, m\): if \(v[j] = \#t\) and \(a(j, i) \minhsymb t_i\) set \(w[j] := \#t\). \item If \(w[j_0] = \#t\) for some \(j_0 \in \{ 1, \ldots, m \}\) then set \(v := w\) else do \algorithmappl{SelectNearestMethod}{\objectvarf{i}, \objectvarf{v}, \objectvarf{l}, % \indexedobjectvarf{s}{1}, ..., \indexedobjectvarf{s}{m}} \item If there is one or zero \(j\) for which \(v[j] = \#t\) break the loop. \end{enumerate} \item If \(v[j] = \code{\#t}\) for exactly one \(j \in \{ 1, \ldots, m \}\) then the result of the algorithm is ``found'' and the result method is method number \(j\). If \(v[j] = \code{\#t}\) for more than one \(j \in \{ 1, \ldots, m \}\) the result of the algorithm is ``ambiguous'' and the result methods are all the methods for which \(v[j] = \code{\#t}\). If \(v[j] = \code{\#f}\) for all \(j \in \{ 1, \ldots, m \}\) the result of the algorithm in ``not found''. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{SelectNearestMethods}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{i} : Index to the argument list \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v} : Boolean values marking the methods included in computation \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \begin{objectformula} \objectvar{l} = \alglistlparen \indexedobjectvar{t}{1} \sldots % \indexedobjectvar{t}{n} % \alglistrparen \end{objectformula} : Same as in \algorithmname{SelectBestMatch} \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \begin{objectformula} \indexedobjectvar{s}{j} = \alglistlparen \indexedobjectvar{s}{j,1} \sldots \indexedobjectvar{s}{j,p(j)} \indexedobjectvar{r}{j} \alglistrparen \end{objectformula} : Same as in \algorithmname{SelectBestMatch} \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \objectvarf{v} : Boolean values marking the methods included in computation \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{SelectNearestMethods}{\objectvarf{i}, % \objectvarf{v}, \objectvarf{l}, % \indexedobjectvarf{s}{1}, ..., \indexedobjectvarf{s}{m}} \\ Define \(a(j, i)\) as in algorithm \algorithmname{SelectBestMethod}. \vspace{0.5cm} \noindent For each \(j = 1, \ldots, m\) \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{0.5cm} For each \(k = 1, \ldots, m\) \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} If \(j \neq k\), \(v[j] \land v[k]\), \(a(j, i) \minhsymb a(k, i)\), and \(\lnot a(k, i) \minhsymb a(j, i)\) set \(v[k] := \#f\). \section{Algorithm to Dispatch Parametrized Procedure Applications} \label{sec:param-proc-appl} This algorithm computes only suggestions for the type parameter values of a given parametrized procedure. We will bound the type variables in the type of the parametrized procedure with the suggestions. Then we will check that the type of the application argument list is a subtype of the bound parametrized procedure type. When we compile an implementation of a parametrized procedure we fix the type parameters of the procedure so that their values are not deduced and the other type variables may be represented in terms of them. \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceArgumentTypes}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{src}: A static type expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{target}: A static type expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \objectvarf{all-found?} : \true\ iff values were found for all the nonfixed type variables in \objectvarf{src} and \objectvarf{target} \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceArgumentTypes}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{target}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item Set \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{state}}{2} \end{objectformula}, \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{old-count-source}}{0} \end{objectformula}, \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{old-count-target}}{0} \end{objectformula}, \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{cur-src}}{\objectvar{src}} \end{objectformula}, \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{cur-target}}{\objectvar{target}} \end{objectformula}, and \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{dir-forward?}}{\true} \end{objectformula}. \item Until \begin{math} \mobjectvar{state} \leq 0 \end{math} do \begin{enumerate} \item If \objectvarf{dir-forward?} \begin{enumerate} \item If \begin{math} \mobjectvar{state} > 0 \end{math} \begin{enumerate} \item Apply algorithm \algorithmappl{DeduceStepForward} {\objectvarf{cur-src}, \objectvarf{cur-target}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{old-count-target}, \objectvarf{state}} and store the result into \objectvarf{res}. \item Set \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{state}}{\objectvar{res}[1]} \end{objectformula} and \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{old-count-target}}{\objectvar{res}[2]} \end{objectformula}. \item Bind all the bindings of \objectvarf{T} in expression \objectvarf{target} and store the result into \objectvarf{cur-target}. \item Bind all the bindings of \objectvarf{T} in expression \objectvarf{src} and store the result into \objectvarf{cur-src}, else \end{enumerate} \end{enumerate} \begin{enumerate} \item If \begin{math} \mobjectvar{state} > 0 \end{math} \begin{enumerate} \item Apply algorithm \algorithmappl{DeduceStepForward} {\objectvarf{cur-src}, \objectvarf{cur-target}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{old-count-src}, \objectvarf{state}} and store the result into \objectvarf{res}. \item Set \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{state}}{\objectvar{res}[1]} \end{objectformula} and \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{old-count-src}}{\objectvar{res}[2]} \end{objectformula}. \item Bind all the bindings of \objectvarf{T} in expression \objectvarf{src} and store the result into \objectvarf{cur-src}. \item Bind all the bindings of \objectvarf{T} in expression \objectvarf{target} and store the result into \objectvarf{cur-target}. \end{enumerate} \end{enumerate} \item Set \begin{math} \mobjectvar{dir-forward?} \end{math} to \begin{math} \lnot \mobjectvar{dir-forward?} \end{math}. \end{enumerate} \item Return \true\ iff \begin{math} \mobjectvar{state} = -1 \end{math}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceStepForward}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{src}: A static type expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{target}: A static type expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{old-count}: The number of type variables already deduced \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{old-state}: The old state of the algorithm \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \objectvarf{new-state}: The new state of the algorithm \\ \noindent \objectvarf{new-count}: The number of type variables deduced \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceStepForward}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{target}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{old-count}, \objectvarf{old-state}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item Apply algorithm \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{target}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, ()}. \item Set \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{new-count}}{the number of bindings in \objectvar{T}} \end{objectformula}. \item If all the type variables in \objectvarf{src} and \objectvarf{target} were deduced return \begin{objectformula} \olp -1 \objectvar{new-count} \orp \end{objectformula}. \item If \begin{objectformula} \objectvar{old-count} = \objectvar{new-count} \end{objectformula} let \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{s}}{\objectvar{old-state} - 1} \end{objectformula} and return \begin{objectformula} \olp \objectvar{s} \objectvar{new-count} \orp \end{objectformula}. \item Otherwise return \begin{objectformula} \olp 2 \objectvar{new-count} \orp \end{objectformula}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceStepBackward}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{src}: A static type expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{target}: A static type expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{old-count}: The number of type variables already deduced \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{old-state}: The old state of the algorithm \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \objectvarf{new-state}: The new state of the algorithm \\ \noindent \objectvarf{new-count}: The number of type variables deduced \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceStepBackward}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{target}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{old-count}, \objectvarf{old-state}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item Apply algorithm \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{\objectvarf{target}, \objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, ()}. \item Set \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{new-count}}{the number of bindings in \objectvar{T}} \end{objectformula}. \item If all the type variables in \objectvarf{src} and \objectvarf{target} were deduced return \begin{objectformula} \olp -1 \objectvar{new-count} \orp \end{objectformula}. \item If \begin{objectformula} \objectvar{old-count} = \objectvar{new-count} \end{objectformula} let \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{s}}{\objectvar{old-state} - 1} \end{objectformula} and return \begin{objectformula} \olp \objectvar{s} \objectvar{new-count} \orp \end{objectformula}. \item Otherwise return \begin{objectformula} \olp 2 \objectvar{new-count} \orp \end{objectformula}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceTypeParams}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{src}: A list of list of static type expressions \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{dest}: A static type expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: A set (list) of expression pairs visited \\ \noalgresult \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{dest}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item If \objectvarf{src} is not a (general) pair and \objectvarf{dest} is a splice expression compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{(\objectvar{src}), \objectvar{c}, \objectvar{T}, \objectvar{F}, \objectvar{v2}} \end{objectformula} where \objectvarf{c} is the component type of \objectvarf{dest}. If the condition above does not hold and \objectvarf{src} is not a pair return \false\ (this may be an error situation). \item Let \objectvarf{x} be the head of list \objectvarf{src}. If pair (\objectvarf{x},\objectvarf{dest}) is contained in \objectvarf{v} return. Otherwise add (\objectvarf{x},\objectvarf{dest}) into \objectvarf{v2}. \item Set \objectvarf{src2} to be the value of \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{PrepareSourceType}{\objectvar{src}}. \end{objectformula} \item If \objectvarf{src2} is not a pair or there are not any type variables in \objectvarf{dest} return. \item If \objectvarf{dest} is a type variable compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceSimpleType}{\objectvar{src2}, \objectvar{dest}, \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v2}} \end{objectformula} and return. \item If \objectvarf{src} and \objectvarf{dest} are both signatures compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceSgnSgn}{\objectvar{src}, \objectvar{dest}, \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v2}} \end{objectformula} and return. \item If \objectvarf{dest} is a signature and \objectvarf{src} is not a signature compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceNotSgnSgn}{\objectvar{src}, \objectvar{dest}, \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v2}} \end{objectformula} and return. \item If \objectvarf{dest} is not a signature and \objectvarf{src} is a signature return. \item If \objectvarf{dest} is a pair or a pair class compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeducePair}{\objectvar{src2}, \objectvar{dest}, \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v2}} \end{objectformula} and return. \item If \objectvarf{dest} is a rest expression compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceRest}{\objectvar{src2}, \objectvar{dest}, \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v2}} \end{objectformula} and return. \item If \objectvarf{dest} is a splice expression compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceSplice}{\objectvar{src2}, \objectvar{dest}, \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v2}} \end{objectformula} and return. \item If \objectvarf{dest} is a type loop expression compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeLoop}{\objectvar{src2}, \objectvar{dest}, \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v2}} \end{objectformula} and return. \item If \objectvarf{src2}[1] is a union and \objectvarf{dest} is not a union compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceUnionX}{\objectvar{src2}[1], \objectvar{dest}, \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v2}} \end{objectformula} and return. \item If \objectvarf{src2}[1] is not a union and \objectvarf{dest} is a union compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceXUnion}{\objectvar{src2}, \objectvar{dest}, \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v2}} \end{objectformula} and return. \item If \objectvarf{src2}[1] is a union and \objectvarf{dest} is a union compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceUnionUnion}{\objectvar{src2}[1], \objectvar{dest}, \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v2}} \end{objectformula} and return. \item If \objectvarf{src2}[1] is a generic procedure class and \objectvarf{dest} is an abstract procedure type compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceGenAbst}{\objectvar{src2}[1], \objectvar{dest}, \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v2}} \end{objectformula}. and return. \item If \objectvarf{dest} and \objectvarf{src2} are parametrized type instances whose type parameters contain type modifiers return \true\ if the types and type parameters of these instances are equal. If only one of \objectvarf{dest} and \objectvarf{src2} is this kind of instance return \false. Note that type modifiers may be optimized away by the \theme\ compiler and linker in which case these conditions are not fulfilled. \item Compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceSubexprs}{\objectvar{src2}, \objectvar{dest}, \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v2}} \end{objectformula} and return. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{PrepareSourceType}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{t}: a list of static type expressions \\ \noindent \textit{\algresult} \\ \noindent \objectvarf{u} : a modified list of static type expressions \\ \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{PrepareSourceType}{\objectvarf{t}} Let \(\mobjectvar{t} = (t_1, \ldots, t_n)\). Define \begin{displaymath} r := \left\{ \begin{array}{ll} c ; & \textrm{if} \; t_1 \; \textrm{is a splice expression} \\ t_1 ; & \textrm{otherwise} \end{array} \right. \end{displaymath} where \objectvarf{c} is the component type of \(t_1\). Return \((r, t_2, \ldots, t_n)\). \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceSubexprs}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{src}: A list of list of static type expressions \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{dest}: A static type expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: A set (list) of expression pairs visited \\ \noalgresult \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceSubexprs}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{dest}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item Set \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{comp}}{The component list of the head of \objectvar{src}} \end{objectformula}. \item Set \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{src-new}}{A list whose head is \objectvar{comp} and whose tail is the tail of \objectvar{src}} \end{objectformula}. \item Compute \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{\objectvarf{src-new}, \objectvarf{subexprs2}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceSimpleType}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{src}: A list of list of static type expressions \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{dest}: A variable reference to a type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: A set (list) of expression pairs visited \\ \noalgresult \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceSimpleType}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{dest}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item Let \objectvarf{var} be the variable which \objectvarf{dest} refers to. \item If \objectvarf{src} is a list, \objectvarf{var} is a type variable, and \objectvarf{var} is not already contained in \objectvarf{T} then add the binding of \objectvarf{var} with the head of \objectvarf{src} into \objectvarf{T}. \item If the formerly deduced type variables contain variable \objectvarf{var} substitute the new binding into them. \item If the new deduced value contains formerly deduced type variables substitute them into the new value. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{DeducePair}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{src}: A list of list of static type expressions \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{dest}: A pair or a pair class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: A set (list) of expression pairs visited \\ \noalgresult \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeducePair}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{dest}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item Let \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{src2}}{the head of the pair \objectvar{src}} \end{objectformula} \item Let \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{u}}{the head of the pair \objectvar{dest}} \end{objectformula} and compute \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{\objectvarf{src2}, \objectvarf{u}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}}. \item Let \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{r}}{\olp \objectvar{r0} \orp} \end{objectformula} where \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{r0}}{the tail of the pair \objectvar{src2}} \end{objectformula} and \begin{objectformula} \setvar{\objectvar{s}}{the tail of the pair \objectvar{dest}} \end{objectformula} and compute \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{\objectvarf{r}, \objectvarf{s}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceRest}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{src}: A list of list of static type expressions \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{dest}: A rest expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: A set (list) of expression pairs visited \\ \noalgresult \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceRest}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{dest}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ Let \objectvarf{t} be the component type of the rest expression \objectvarf{dest}. Compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{\objectvar{src}, \objectvar{t}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \end{objectformula}. \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceSplice}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{src}: A list of list of static type expressions \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{dest}: A splice expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: A set (list) of expression pairs visited \\ \noalgresult \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceSplice}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{dest}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ Let \objectvarf{t} be the component type of the rest expression \objectvarf{dest}. Let \objectvarf{l} be the single element list containing \objectvarf{src}. Compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{\objectvar{l}, \objectvar{t}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \end{objectformula}. \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceTypeLoop}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{src}: A list of list of static type expressions \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{dest}: A type loop expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: A set (list) of expression pairs visited \\ \noalgresult \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeLoop}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{dest}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ Let \objectvarf{iter-var} be the iteration variable of \objectvarf{dest}, \objectvarf{iter-expr} the iteration expression of \objectvarf{dest}, and \objectvarf{subtype-list} the subtype list of \objectvarf{dest}. \begin{enumerate} \item Let \objectvarf{source-list} be the first element of \objectvarf{src}. If \objectvarf{source-list} is not a list raise error else we have \begin{objectformula} \objectvar{source-list} = \olp \indexedobjectvar{t}{1} \oldots \indexedobjectvar{t}{n} \orp \end{objectformula}. \item Let \objectvarf{guessed-items} to be the empty list. \item If \objectvarf{source-list} is a type loop and \objectvarf{subtype-list} is a type variable then if \begin{itemize} \item \objectvarf{iter-expr} and the iteration expression of \objectvarf{source-list} are equal \item \objectvarf{T} does not contain a binding for \objectvarf{subtype-list} \item The subtype list of \objectvarf{source-list} does not contain free type variables other than those contained in \objectvarf{F} \end{itemize} bind type variable \objectvarf{subtype-list} with the subtype list of \objectvarf{source-list} in \objectvarf{T}. \item Else if \objectvarf{source-list} is a uniform list type and \objectvarf{subtype-list} is a type variable then \begin{enumerate} \item Let \objectvarf{U} be a copy of \objectvarf{T} sharing the same contents. \item Let \objectvarf{new-src} be a list containing only the component type of \objectvarf{source-list}. \item Call \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{\objectvar{new-src}, % \objectvar{iter-expr}, \objectvar{U}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v}} \end{objectformula}. \item If \objectvarf{U} contains a binding of type variable \objectvarf{iter-var} then bind \objectvarf{subtype-list} in \objectvarf{T} with a uniform list type having the binding of \objectvarf{iter-var} as the component type. \end{enumerate} \item Else if \objectvarf{source-list} is not empty then \begin{enumerate} \item For \(i = 1, \ldots, n\) \begin{enumerate} \item Let \objectvarf{U} be a copy of \objectvarf{T} sharing the same contents. \item Call \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{\indexedobjectvar{t}{i}, % \objectvar{iter-expr}, \objectvar{U}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v}} \end{objectformula}. \item If \objectvarf{U} contains a binding for type variable \objectvarf{iter-var} add the binding into the list \objectvarf{guessed-items}. \end{enumerate} \item If \objectvarf{guessed-items} contains \false\ return. \item If \objectvarf{subtype-list} is a type variable \objectvarf{u} and \objectvarf{u} is not already contained in \objectvarf{T} then \begin{enumerate} \item Let \objectvarf{b} be the list consisting of the tails of the pairs in \objectvarf{guessed-items} with the same order. \item Add a binding of \objectvarf{u} with \objectvarf{b} into \objectvarf{T}. \end{enumerate} \item Denote the elements of \objectvarf{guessed-items} with \indexedobjectvarf{g}{j}, \(j = 1, \ldots, m\). For \(j = 1, \ldots, m\) \begin{enumerate} \item Construct list \objectvarf{bindings} by appending the contents of \objectvarf{T} and \indexedobjectvarf{g}{j}. \item Create list \objectvarf{r} by applying \objectvarf{bindings} in expression \objectvarf{iter-expr}. \item Set \objectformulacmd{\setvar{\indexedobjectvar{h}{j}}{\objectvar{r}}}. \end{enumerate} \item Compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{\objectvar{src}, \objectvar{h}, % \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v}} \end{objectformula}. \end{enumerate} \item If \objectvarf{subtype-list} is a variable reference to a type variable and \objectvarf{T} does not contain a binding of \objectvarf{subtype-list} add a binding of \objectvarf{subtype-list} with the empty list into \objectvarf{T}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceUnionX}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{src}: A union expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{dest}: A static type expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: A set (list) of expression pairs visited \\ \noalgresult \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceUnionX}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{dest}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ Let \indexedobjectvarf{u}{1}, ..., \indexedobjectvarf{u}{n} be the member types of union \objectvarf{src}. For \(i = 1, \ldots, n\) compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{\slp \indexedobjectvar{u}{i} \srp, % \objectvar{dest}, \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v}} \end{objectformula}. \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceXUnion}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{src}: A list of static type expressions \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{dest}: A union expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: A set (list) of expression pairs visited \\ \noalgresult \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceXUnion}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{dest}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ Let \indexedobjectvarf{u}{1}, ..., \indexedobjectvarf{u}{n} be the member types of union \objectvarf{dest}. For \(i = 1, \ldots, n\) call \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{\objectvar{src}, \indexedobjectvar{u}{i}, % \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v}} \end{objectformula}. \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceUnionUnion}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{src}: A union expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{dest}: A union expression \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: A set (list) of expression pairs visited \\ \noalgresult \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceXUnion}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{dest}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ Let \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}, ..., \indexedobjectvarf{t}{m} be the member types of union \objectvarf{src} and \indexedobjectvarf{u}{1}, ..., \indexedobjectvarf{u}{n} the member types of union \objectvarf{dest}. Let \(p := \min \{ m, n \}\). For \(i = 1, \ldots, p\) compute \begin{objectformula} \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{\slp \indexedobjectvar{t}{i} \srp, % \indexedobjectvar{u}{i}, % \objectvar{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvar{v}} \end{objectformula}. \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceGenAbst}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{t1}: A generic procedure class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{t2}: An abstract procedure type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: A set (list) of expression pairs visited \\ \noalgresult \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceGenAbst}{\objectvarf{t1}, \objectvarf{t2}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item If \objectvarf{t1} contains type variables compute \algorithmappl{DeduceGenAbstArgList}{\objectvarf{t1}, \objectvarf{t2}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \item If \objectvarf{t2} contains type variables compute \algorithmappl{DeduceGenAbstResult}{\objectvarf{t1}, \objectvarf{t2}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceGenAbstResult}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{t1}: A generic procedure class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{a}: The target argument list type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{r}: The target result type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: A set (list) of expression pairs visited \\ \noalgresult \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceGenAbstResult}{\objectvarf{t1}, \objectvarf{a}, \objectvarf{r}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item Let \objectvarf{m} be the method class list of \objectvarf{t1}. Compute \objectvarf{result} and \objectvarf{method} with algorithm \algorithmappl{SelectBestMatch}{\objectvarf{a}, \objectvarf{m}}. \item If an unambiguous match was found let \objectvarf{b} be the result type of \objectvarf{m} and apply algorithm \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{(\objectvarf{b}), \objectvarf{r}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceGenAbstArgList}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{t1}: A generic procedure class \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{a}: The target argument list type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{r}: The target result type \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: A set (list) of expression pairs visited \\ \noalgresult \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceGenAbstArgList}{\objectvarf{t1}, \objectvarf{a}, \objectvarf{r}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ \begin{enumerate} \item Let \objectvarf{m} be the method class list of \objectvarf{t1}. Compute \objectvarf{result} and \objectvarf{method} with algorithm \algorithmappl{SelectBestMatch}{\objectvarf{a}, \objectvarf{m}}. \item If an unambiguous match was found let \objectvarf{c} be the argument list type of \objectvarf{m} and apply algorithm \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{(\objectvarf{c}), \objectvarf{a}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}}. \end{enumerate} \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceNotSgnSgn}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{src}: A static type expressions \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{dest}: A signature \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: A set (list) of expression pairs visited \\ \noalgresult \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceNotSgnSgn}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{dest}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ For each procedure specifier \objectvarf{s} in \objectvarf{dest} define \objectvarf{p} be the type of the corresponding procedure and define \objectvarf{q} by substituting \code{this} by \objectvarf{src} in \objectvarf{s}. Apply algorithm \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{(\objectvarf{p}), \objectvarf{q}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}}. \subsection{\algorithmname{DeduceSgnSgn}} \noindent \textit{\algarguments} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{src}: A signature \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{dest}: A signature \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{T}: An object containing type variable bindings \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{F}: A list of fixed type variables \\ \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \objectvarf{v}: A set (list) of expression pairs visited \\ \noalgresult \noindent \textit{Algorithm:} \algorithmappl{DeduceSgnSgn}{\objectvarf{src}, \objectvarf{dest}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}} \\ \noindent For each procedure specifier \objectvarf{p} in signature \objectvarf{src} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{0.5cm} for each procedure specifier \objectvarf{q} in signature \objectvarf{dest} \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} If the names of \objectvarf{p} and \objectvarf{q} are equal apply algorithm \\ \noindent \mbox{ } \hspace{1cm} \algorithmappl{DeduceTypeParams}{(\objectvarf{p}), \objectvarf{q}, \objectvarf{T}, \objectvarf{F}, \objectvarf{v}}. \chapter{Expressions} \section{General} Note that many of the forms and control structures in \theme\ are defined by the standard library (module \code{core-forms}). See the standard library reference for these. If the type of a syntax variable (printed in italic) is not defined it is assumed to be an expression. If we make an union of a set of types and some of these types is \builtin{} the union is also \builtin{}. Syntax element ``\syntaxelement{identifier}'' means a legal \theme\ identifier. Syntax element ``\syntaxelement{null}'' means an empty list, denoted by either \code{null} or \code{()}. \section{Macros} \index{macro} \index{hygienic macro system} \index{lexical scoping} \theme\ has a hygienic and lexically scoped macro system similar to Scheme macros. The keywords \builtin{define-syntax}, \builtin{let-syntax}, \builtin{letrec-syntax}, and \builtin{syntax-case} are defined for the macro system. The macro system is partly implemented by the \theme\ standard library. Some of the \theme\ control structures are implemented by macros in the standard library. Macros cannot be declared. When you want to export macros you have to put them into the interface file of a module. See chapter \macrochapter\ in \theme\ Standard Library Reference and Scheme standard documentation \cite{shinn2017} for more information. The macro transformers must expand to a special macro transformer language resembling Scheme. The value returned by a macro transformer has to be a \theme\ expression. \subsection{Forms in the Macro Transformer Language} \index{\keyword{\$lambda}} \index{\keyword{\$let}} \index{\keyword{if-object}} \index{\keyword{if}} \index{\keyword{begin}} \index{\keyword{set{"!}}} \index{\keyword{quote}} \index{\keyword{\$let*}} \index{\keyword{\$letrec}} \index{\keyword{\$letrec*}} \index{\keyword{\$and}} \index{\keyword{\$or}} The following forms are built-in: \begin{itemize} \item \keyword{\$lambda} \item \keyword{\$let} \item \keyword{if-object} \item \keyword{if} \item \keyword{begin} \item \keyword{set!} \item \keyword{quote} \end{itemize} The following forms are implemented by the \theme\ standard library: \begin{itemize} \item \keyword{\$let*} \item \keyword{\$letrec} \item \keyword{\$letrec*} \item \keyword{\$and} \item \keyword{\$or} \end{itemize} The keywords starting with '\$' behave like the corresponding keywords in Scheme. The other keywords behave like the corresponding keywords in \theme. \subsection{Procedures in the Macro Transformer Language} \index{\code{\$cons}} \index{\code{\$car}} \index{\code{\$cdr}} \index{\code{\$pair?}} \index{\code{\$null?}} \index{\code{\$list?}} \index{\code{\$list}} \index{\code{\$for-all}} \index{\code{\$map}} \index{\code{\$apply}} \index{\code{\$equal?}} \index{\code{\$=}} \index{\code{\$>=}} \index{\code{\$>}} \index{\code{\$length}} \index{\code{\$append}} \index{\code{\$+}} \index{\code{\$-}} \index{\code{\$vector}} \index{\code{\$vector->list}} \index{\code{\$raise}} \index{\code{\$dotted-length}} \index{\code{\$dotted-last}} \index{\code{\$dotted-butlast}} \index{\code{\$identifier?}} \index{\code{\$free-identifier=?}} \index{\code{\$syntax-rename}} \index{\code{\$invalid-form}} \index{\code{\$map-while}} \index{\code{\$syntax-violation}} \index{\code{\$generate-temporaries}} \index{\code{\$make-variable-transformer}} \index{\code{\$undefined}} These procedures work as the corresponding procedures without the leading '\$' in Scheme, see \cite{shinn2017}: \begin{itemize} \item \code{\$cons} \item \code{\$car} \item \code{\$cdr} \item \code{\$pair?} \item \code{\$null?} \item \code{\$list?} \item \code{\$list} \item \code{\$for-all} \item \code{\$map} \item \code{\$apply} \item \code{\$equal?} \item \code{\$=} \item \code{\$>=} \item \code{\$>} \item \code{\$length} \item \code{\$append} \item \code{\$+} \item \code{\$-} \item \code{\$vector} \item \code{\$vector->list} \item \code{\$raise} \end{itemize} These procedures are defined by the SRFI-72 implementation (without the leading '\$'): \begin{itemize} \item \code{\$dotted-length} \item \code{\$dotted-last} \item \code{\$dotted-butlast} \item \code{\$identifier?} \item \code{\$free-identifier=?} \item \code{\$syntax-rename} \item \code{\$invalid-form} \item \code{\$map-while} \item \code{\$syntax-violation} \item \code{\$generate-temporaries} \item \code{\$make-variable-transformer} \item \code{\$undefined} \end{itemize} \section{Procedure Application} \index{procedure application} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \objectvar{procedure} \indexedprocarg{arg}{1} \sldots \indexedprocarg{arg}{n} \srp \end{syntaxblock} The procedure \objectvarf{procedure} is called with arguments \indexedprocargf{arg}{1}, ..., \indexedprocargf{arg}{n}. Note that it is legal to have an expression returning a simple procedure as the procedure to be called. It is an error if the type of any argument is \builtin{}. When a procedure is called it is always checked that the types of the arguments are correct to that procedure. This check occurs either translation time or run time. \section{Instantiation of a Parametrized Type} \label{subsec:param-type-instantiation} \index{parametrized type instantiation} Let \objectvarf{A} be a parametrized class or a parametrized logical type. Let \indexedsyntaxvarf{a}{1}, ..., \indexedsyntaxvarf{a}{n} be type expressions and \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}, ..., \indexedobjectvarf{t}{m} be the translated argument list generated by them. Then the value of expression \begin{syntaxformula} \slp \objectvar{A} \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{n} \srp \end{syntaxformula} is an instance of parametrized type \objectvarf{A} with type parameter values \indexedobjectvarf{t}{1}, ..., \indexedobjectvarf{t}{m}. Two distinct instantiations of a parametrized class with same type parameter values shall refer to the same class. \section{Instantiation of Procedure Classes} \label{subsec:proc-class-creation} \index{procedure class instantiation} Abstract and simple procedure classes are instantiated with the following syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \syntaxvar{proc-metaclass} \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxvar{result-type} \syntaxvar{attribute-list} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{proc-metaclass} \syntaxdefequal \builtin{:procedure} \syntaxor \builtin{:simple-proc} \\ \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxopt{\indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{n}} \srp \\ \attrlistdefb \end{syntaxblock} This syntax creates an abstract or simple procedure class. Expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{arg}{1}, ..., \indexedsyntaxvarf{arg}{n} define the argument types. These expressions have to be static type expressions. Parametrized procedure classes are instantiated with the following syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \builtin{:param-proc} \syntaxvar{type-param-list} \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxvar{result-type} \syntaxvar{attribute-list} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{type-param-list} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxopt{\indexedsyntaxvar{tparam}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{tparam}{m}} \srp \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{tparam}{k} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxopt{\indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{n}} \srp \\ \attrlistdefb \end{syntaxblock} Generic procedure classes cannot be instantiated explicitly for the moment. \section{Quotation} \index{\builtin{quote}} \index{\builtin{quasiquote}} Quotation and quasiquotation work as in Scheme. Expression \begin{codeformula} (\cbuiltin{quote} expr) \end{codeformula} can be written \begin{codeformula} 'expr \end{codeformula}. Expression \begin{codeformula} (\cbuiltin{quasiquote} expr) \end{codeformula} can be written \begin{codeformula} `expr \end{codeformula}. \section{Implicit Declaration of Recursive Definitions} \index{recursion} Keywords \keyword{define-simple-proc}, \keyword{define-param-proc}, \keyword{define-simple-method}, \keyword{define-param-method}, \keyword{define-class}, \keyword{define-param-class}, and \keyword{define-param-logical-type} declare the variables they define implicitly so that you do not have to declare them explicitly for recursion. However, mutually recursive definitions require declarations. Keywords \keyword{define-simple-proc}, \keyword{define-param-proc}, \keyword{define-simple-method}, and \keyword{define-param-method} are defined in the core library. \section{Module Forms} \subsection{\keyword{define-proper-program}} \index{\keyword{define-proper-program}} \label{subsec:define-proper-program} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-proper-program} \syntaxvar{program-name} \\ \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{module-expression}} \sldots \\ \syntaxopt{\syntaxelement{expression}} \sldots \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{program-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{module-name} \\ \syntaxvar{module-expression} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxelement{module-keyword} \syntaxelement{module-name} \sldots \srp \\ \syntaxelement{module-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \slp \syntaxelement{identifier} \sldots \srp \\ \syntaxelement{module-keyword} \syntaxdefequal \skeyword{import} \syntaxor \skeyword{use} \syntaxor \skeyword{prelink-body} \end{syntaxblock} A proper program with name \syntaxvarf{program-name} is defined. See chapter \ref{ch:programs-and-modules}. \subsection{\keyword{define-script}} \index{\keyword{define-script}} \label{subsec:define-script} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-script} \syntaxvar{program-name} \\ \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{module-expression}} \sldots \\ \syntaxopt{\syntaxelement{expression}} \sldots \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{program-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{module-name} \\ \syntaxvar{module-expression} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxelement{module-keyword} \syntaxelement{module-name} \sldots \srp \\ \syntaxelement{module-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \slp \syntaxelement{identifier} \sldots \srp \\ \syntaxelement{module-keyword} \syntaxdefequal \skeyword{import} \syntaxor \skeyword{use} \syntaxor \skeyword{prelink-body} \end{syntaxblock} A script with name \syntaxvarf{program-name} is defined. See chapter \ref{ch:programs-and-modules}. \subsection{\keyword{define-interface}} \index{\keyword{define-interface}} \label{subsec:define-interface} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-interface} \syntaxvar{mod-name} \\ \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{module-expression}} \sldots\\ \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{interface-expression}} \sldots \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{mod-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{module-name} \\ \syntaxvar{module-expression} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxelement{module-keyword} \syntaxelement{module-name} \sldots \srp \\ \syntaxelement{module-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \slp \syntaxelement{identifier} \sldots \srp \\ \syntaxelement{module-keyword} \syntaxdefequal \skeyword{import} \syntaxor \skeyword{import-and-reexport} \syntaxor \skeyword{use} \\ \syntaxvar{interface-expression} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxvar{declaration} \syntaxor \syntaxvar{definition} \end{syntaxblock} An interface with name \syntaxvarf{mod-name} is defined. The \syntaxvarf{mod-name} may be either a single identifier or a list of identifiers. See chapter \ref{ch:programs-and-modules}. \subsection{\keyword{define-body}} \index{\keyword{define-body}} \label{subsec:define-body} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-body} \syntaxvar{mod-name} \\ \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{module-expression}} \\ \syntaxopt{\syntaxelement{expression}} \sldots \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{mod-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{module-name} \\ \syntaxvar{module-expression} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxelement{module-keyword} \syntaxelement{module-name} \sldots \srp \\ \syntaxelement{module-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \slp \syntaxelement{identifier} \sldots \srp \\ \syntaxelement{module-keyword} \syntaxdefequal \skeyword{import} \syntaxor \skeyword{use} \syntaxor \skeyword{prelink-body} \end{syntaxblock} A body with name \syntaxvarf{mod-name} is defined. The \syntaxvarf{mod-name} may be either a single identifier or a list of identifiers. See chapter \ref{ch:programs-and-modules}. \subsection{\keyword{import}} \index{\keyword{import}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \keyword{import} \syntaxelement{module-name} \sldots \srp \\ \\ \syntaxelement{module-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \slp \syntaxelement{identifier} \sldots \srp \\ \end{syntaxblock} An interface is imported. See chapter \ref{ch:programs-and-modules} and subsections \ref{subsec:define-proper-program}, \ref{subsec:define-script}, \ref{subsec:define-interface}, and \ref{subsec:define-body}. \subsection{\keyword{import-and-reexport}} \index{\keyword{import-and-reexport}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \keyword{import-and-reexport} \syntaxelement{module-name} \sldots \srp \\ \\ \syntaxelement{module-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \slp \syntaxelement{identifier} \sldots \srp \\ \end{syntaxblock} An interface is imported and reexported. See chapter \ref{ch:programs-and-modules} and subsections \ref{subsec:define-interface}, and \ref{subsec:define-body}. \subsection{\keyword{use}} \index{\keyword{use}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \keyword{use} \syntaxelement{module-name} \sldots \srp \\ \\ \syntaxelement{module-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \slp \syntaxelement{identifier} \sldots \srp \\ \end{syntaxblock} An interface can be accessed but its contents are not imported into the toplevel namespace. See chapter \ref{ch:programs-and-modules} and subsections \ref{subsec:define-proper-program}, \ref{subsec:define-script}, \ref{subsec:define-interface}, and \ref{subsec:define-body}. \subsection{\keyword{@}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \keyword{@} \syntaxelement{module-name} \syntaxvar{variable} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxelement{module-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \slp \syntaxelement{identifier} \sldots \srp \\ \syntaxvar{variable} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} Access a variable in the specified module. See chapter \ref{ch:programs-and-modules} and subsections \ref{subsec:define-proper-program}, \ref{subsec:define-script}, \ref{subsec:define-interface}, and \ref{subsec:define-body}. \subsection{\keyword{reexport}} \index{\keyword{reexport}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{reexport} \syntaxelement{identifier} \srp \end{syntaxblock} A variable is reexported. This expression type can occur only inside an interface. See chapter \ref{ch:programs-and-modules} and subsection \ref{subsec:define-interface}. \subsection{\keyword{prevent-stripping}} \index{\keyword{prevent-stripping}} \label{subsec:prevent-stripping} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{prevent-stripping} \syntaxelement{identifier} \srp \end{syntaxblock} This expression prevents stripping off a procedure or a class from the linker output even though it is not detected in the coverage analysis. This should be necessary only with the foreign function interface. \subsection{\keyword{prelink-body}} \index{\keyword{prelink-body}} \label{subsec:prelink-body} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \keyword{prelink-body} \syntaxelement{module-name} \sldots \srp \\ \\ \syntaxelement{module-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \slp \syntaxelement{identifier} \sldots \srp \\ \end{syntaxblock} The bodies for the specified modules are linked before the unit where the \keyword{prelink-body} statement is given. Consequently the procedures defined in the prelinked bodies may be called toplevel in the unit. Keyword \keyword{prelink-body} may not be used in interfaces. See chapter \ref{ch:programs-and-modules} and subsections \ref{subsec:define-proper-program}, \ref{subsec:define-script}, \ref{subsec:define-interface}, and \ref{subsec:define-body}. \section{Toplevel Definitions} \subsection{\keyword{define}} \index{\keyword{define}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define} \syntaxvar{variable-name} \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{type}} \objectvar{value} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{variable-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} A constant with name \syntaxvarf{variable-name} and value \objectvarf{value} is defined. Expression \syntaxvarf{type} has to be a static type expression if it is present. If \syntaxvarf{type} is specified and \objectvarf{value} is not an instance of \syntaxvarf{type} an error is signalled. \subsection{\keyword{define-class}} \index{\keyword{define-class}} \label{subsec:define-class} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-class} \syntaxvar{class-name} \syntaxvar{superclass} \syntaxvar{inheritable} \syntaxvar{immutable} \syntaxvar{eq-by-value} \syntaxvar{ctr-access} \syntaxvar{zero-value} \syntaxvar{field-list} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{class-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{inheritable} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{boolean} \\ \syntaxvar{immutable} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{boolean} \\ \syntaxvar{eq-by-value} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{boolean} \\ \syntaxvar{ctr-access} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{access-specifier} \\ \syntaxvar{field-list} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{field-specifier}} \sldots \srp \\ \syntaxvar{field-specifier} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxvar{field-name} \syntaxvar{field-type} \syntaxvar{read-access} \syntaxvar{write-access} \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{field-initial-value}} \srp \\ \syntaxvar{field-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{read-access} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{access-specifier} \\ \syntaxvar{write-access} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{access-specifier} \\ \syntaxelement{access-specifier} \syntaxdefequal \code{public} \syntaxor \code{module} \syntaxor \code{hidden} \end{syntaxblock} A new class is defined. Parameter \syntaxvarf{superclass} has to be a static type expression whose value is a class. Parameters \syntaxvarf{field-type} have to be static type expressions. \subsection{\keyword{define-generic-proc}} \index{\keyword{define-generic-proc}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-generic-proc} \syntaxvar{generic-name} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{generic-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} This expression defines a generic procedure with the name given. Note that \keyword{define-simple-method} and \keyword{define-param-method} define a generic procedure implicitly if it has not been already defined. \subsection{\keyword{define-goops-class}} \index{\keyword{define-goops-class}} \label{subsec:define-goops-class} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-goops-class} \syntaxvar{name} \syntaxvar{target-name} \syntaxvar{superclass} \syntaxvar{inheritable?} \syntaxvar{immutable?} \syntaxvar{equal-by-value?} \syntaxvar{checked?} \syntaxvar{zero-var} \syntaxvar{equal-pred} \syntaxvar{equal-contents-pred} \srp \\ \syntaxvar{name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{target-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{inheritable?} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{boolean} \\ \syntaxvar{immutable?} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{boolean} \\ \syntaxvar{equal-by-value?} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{boolean} \\ \syntaxvar{checked?} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{boolean} \\ \syntaxvar{zero-var} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \syntaxelement{null} \\ \syntaxvar{equal-pred} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \syntaxelement{null} \\ \syntaxvar{equal-contents-pred} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \syntaxelement{null} \end{syntaxblock} Keyword \keyword{define-goops-class} defines a custom GOOPS class existing in the target environment. A custom GOOPS class may only inherit (in \theme) from another custom GOOPS class or from \builtin{}. Flags \syntaxvarf{inheritable?}, \syntaxvarf{immutable?} and \syntaxvarf{equal-by-value?} specify whether the class is inheritable, immutable or equal by value, respectively. If \syntaxvarf{checked?} is \true\ the types of the result values of the predicates are checked runtime. If \syntaxvarf{zero-var} is not null it defines a zero value (variable) for the class. Arguments \syntaxvarf{equal-pred} and \syntaxvarf{equal-contents-pred} determine the Scheme predicates that are used to compare values of this class in predicates \builtin{equal?} and \builtin{equal-contents?}. When procedure \code{equal-objects?} is used with GOOPS objects the comparison is performed by the target Scheme procedure \code{eqv?}. If \syntaxvarf{equal-pred} or \syntaxvarf{equal-contents-pred} is null the default value is used. The default value is \code{eqv?} for \syntaxvarf{equal-pred} and \code{equal?} for \syntaxvarf{equal-contents-pred}. When the equality predicates are called both of the arguments belong always to the declared class. If the Scheme predicate \code{eqv?} returns \true\ for some arguments predicate \syntaxvarf{equal-pred} must also return \true\ for these arguments. If \syntaxvarf{equal-pred} returns \true\ for some arguments predicate \syntaxvarf{equal-contents-pred} must also return \true\ for these arguments. If two objects belonging to the declared class are equal by Scheme predicate \code{eq?} both \syntaxvarf{equal-pred} and \syntaxvarf{equal-contents-pred} have to return \true\ for these objects. \subsection{\keyword{define-mutable}} \index{\keyword{define-mutable}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-mutable} \syntaxvar{variable-name} \syntaxvar{type} \objectvar{value}) \\ \\ \syntaxvar{variable-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} A mutable variable with name \syntaxvarf{variable-name}, type \syntaxvarf{type} and initial value \objectvarf{value} is defined. Expression \syntaxvarf{type} has to be a static type expression. If \objectvarf{value} is not an instance of \syntaxvarf{type} an error is signalled. \subsection{\keyword{define-volatile}} \index{\keyword{define-volatile}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-volatile} \syntaxvar{variable-name} \syntaxvar{type} \objectvar{value}) \\ \\ \syntaxvar{variable-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} A volatile variable with name \syntaxvarf{variable-name}, type \syntaxvarf{type} and initial value \objectvarf{value} is defined. Expression \syntaxvarf{type} has to be a static type expression. If \objectvarf{value} is not an instance of \syntaxvarf{type} an error is signalled. \subsection{\keyword{define-param-logical-type}} \index{\keyword{define-param-logical-type}} \label{subsec:define-param-logical-type} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-param-logical-type} \syntaxvar{param-ltype-name} \syntaxvar{type-parameter-list} \\ \syntaxvar{type-expression} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{param-ltype-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} Expression \syntaxvarf{type-expression} has to be a static type expression. When the instances of the parametrized logical type are created the type variables in \syntaxvarf{type-parameter-list} are bound to the values given for them and these bindings are applied for \syntaxvarf{type-expression}. \subsection{\keyword{define-param-class}} \index{\keyword{define-param-class}} \label{subsec:define-param-class} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-param-class} \syntaxvar{param-class-name} \syntaxvar{type-parameter-list} \syntaxvar{superclass} \syntaxvar{inheritable} \syntaxvar{immutable} \syntaxvar{eq-by-value} \syntaxvar{ctr-access} \syntaxvar{zero-value} \syntaxvar{field-list} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{type-parameter-list} \syntaxdefequal \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{type-param}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{type-param}{n} \srp \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{type-param}{k} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} The syntax of \syntaxvarf{type-parameter-list} is the same as in \keyword{define-param-logical-type}. The syntax of the last seven parameters is similar to their syntax in \keyword{define-class}. Parameter \syntaxvar{superclass} has to be a static type expression whose value is a class. Parameters \syntaxvar{field-type} have to be static type expressions. Parameters \syntaxvar{superclass}, \syntaxvar{inheritable}, \syntaxvar{immutable}, \syntaxvar{eq-by-value}, \syntaxvar{ctr-access}, and the field list define the properties of the instances of the parametrized class being defined. When the instances of the parametrized class are created the type variables in \syntaxvarf{type-parameter-list} are bound to the values given for them and these bindings are applied for \syntaxvarf{field-list} and \syntaxvarf{superclass}. \subsection{\keyword{define-param-proc-alt}} \index{\keyword{define-param-proc-alt}} \label{subsec:expr-define-param-proc-alt} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-param-proc-alt} \syntaxvar{proc-name} \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{type}{1} ... \indexedsyntaxvar{type}{n} \srp \ \syntaxvar{proc-expression} \srp\\ \\ \syntaxvar{proc-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{type}{k} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} This is an alternate way to define a parametrized procedure. Expression \syntaxvarf{proc-expression} has to be a \keyword{lambda} expression. \subsection{\keyword{define-param-signature}} \index{\keyword{define-param-signature}} \label{subsec:expr-define-param-signature} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-param-signature} \syntaxvar{signature-name} \syntaxvar{type-param-list} \syntaxvar{super} \syntaxvar{proc-specifier} \sldots \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{signature-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{type-param-list} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxopt{\syntaxelement{identifier} \sldots} \srp \\ \syntaxvar{super} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \syntaxelement{null} \\ \syntaxvar{proc-specifier} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxvar{procedure-name} \syntaxvar{arg-type-list} \syntaxvar{result-type} \syntaxvar{attribute-list} \srp \\ \syntaxvar{procedure-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{arg-type-list} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{arg-type} \sldots} \srp \\ \attrlistdefb \end{syntaxblock} Object \syntaxvarf{super} is the signature from which the parametrized signature inherits. In case a signature does not inherit anything \syntaxvarf{super} is set to \syntaxelementf{null}. A complete specifier list of a parametrized signature is obtained by concatenating the complete specifier list of the \syntaxvarf{super} signature with the specifier list of the parametrized signature being defined. Expressions \syntaxvarf{proc-specifier} specify the procedures that all instances of the parametrized signature have to implement. Keyword \skeyword{this} is used to refer to an instance of the parametrized signature itself in the procedure specifiers. When the type variables of a parametrized signature are substituted with types we get an instance of the parametrized signature. This instance is a (ordinary) signature. \subsection{\keyword{define-prim-class}} \index{\keyword{define-prim-class}} \label{subsec:define-prim-class} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-prim-class} \syntaxvar{name} \syntaxvar{immutable?} \syntaxvar{equal-by-value?} \syntaxvar{checked?} \syntaxvar{zero-var} \syntaxvar{member-pred} \syntaxvar{equal-pred} \syntaxvar{equal-objects-pred} \syntaxvar{equal-contents-pred} \srp \\ \syntaxvar{name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{immutable?} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{boolean} \\ \syntaxvar{equal-by-value?} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{boolean} \\ \syntaxvar{checked?} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{boolean} \\ \syntaxvar{zero-var} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \syntaxelement{null} \\ \syntaxvar{member-pred} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \syntaxelement{null} \\ \syntaxvar{equal-pred} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \syntaxelement{null} \\ \syntaxvar{equal-objects-pred} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \syntaxelement{null} \\ \syntaxvar{equal-contents-pred} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \syntaxelement{null} \end{syntaxblock} Keyword \keyword{define-prim-class} defines a custom primitive class existing in the target environment. A custom primitive class cannot be inherited and it is an immediate descendant of \builtin{}. Procedure \syntaxvarf{member-pred} determines if an object belongs to the class. Flags \syntaxvarf{immutable?} and \syntaxvarf{equal-by-value?} specify whether the class is immutable or equal by value, respectively. If \syntaxvarf{checked?} is \true\ the types of the result values of the predicates are checked runtime. If \syntaxvarf{zero-var} is not null it defines a zero value (variable) for the class. Arguments \syntaxvarf{equal-pred}, \syntaxvarf{equal-objects-pred}, and \syntaxvarf{equal-contents-pred} determine the target Scheme procedures that are used to compare the values of this class in predicates \builtin{equal?}, \builtin{equal-objects?}, and \builtin{equal-contents?}. If any of these arguments is \syntaxelement{null} the default value is used. The default value is \code{eqv?} for \builtin{equal?} and \builtin{equal-objects?} and \code{equal?} for \builtin{equal-contents?}. When the equality predicates are called both of the arguments belong always to the declared class. If \syntaxvarf{equal-objects-pred} returns \true\ for some arguments predicate \syntaxvarf{equal-pred} must also return \true\ for these arguments. If \syntaxvarf{equal-pred} returns \true\ for some arguments predicate \syntaxvarf{equal-contents-pred} must also return \true\ for these arguments. If two objects belonging to the declared class are equal by Scheme predicate \code{eq?} all the three predicates have to return \true\ for these objects. \subsection{\keyword{define-signature}} \index{\keyword{define-signature}} \label{subsec:expr-define-signature} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-signature} \syntaxvar{signature-name} \syntaxvar{super} \syntaxvar{proc-specifier} \sldots \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{signature-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \ \syntaxvar{super} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \syntaxor \syntaxelement{null} \\ \syntaxvar{proc-specifier} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxvar{procedure-name} \syntaxvar{arg-type-list} \syntaxvar{result-type} \syntaxvar{attribute-list} \srp \\ \syntaxvar{procedure-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{arg-type-list} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{arg-type} \sldots} \srp \\ \attrlistdefb \end{syntaxblock} Object \syntaxvarf{super} is the signature from which the signature inherits. In case a signature does not inherit anything \syntaxvarf{super} is set to \syntaxelementf{null}. A complete specifier list of a signature is obtained by concatenating the complete specifier list of the \syntaxvarf{super} signature with the specifier list of the signature being defined. Expressions \syntaxvarf{proc-specifier} specify the procedures that all instances of the signature have to implement. Keyword \skeyword{this} is used to refer to the signature itself in the procedure specifiers. \subsection{\keyword{add-method}} \index{\keyword{add-method}} \label{subsec:expr-add-method} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{add-method} \syntaxvar{generic-name} \syntaxvar{method} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{generic-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} Keyword \keyword{add-method} adds \syntaxvarf{method} into the generic procedure \syntaxvarf{generic-name}. The method will be dispatched dynamically. Procedure \syntaxvarf{method} has to be a simple procedure or a parametrized procedure. \subsection{\keyword{add-static-method}} \index{\keyword{add-static-method}} \label{subsec:expr-add-static-method} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{add-static-method} \syntaxvar{generic-name} \syntaxvar{method} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{generic-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} Keyword \keyword{add-static-method} adds \syntaxvarf{method} into the generic procedure \syntaxvarf{generic-name}. The method will be dispatched statically. Procedure \syntaxvarf{method} has to be a simple procedure or a parametrized procedure. \section{Declarations} \subsection{\keyword{declare}} \index{\keyword{declare}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{declare} \syntaxvar{variable-name} \syntaxvar{class} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{variable-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} A \keyword{declare} expression declares a variable with given class without defining it. It is possible to use the variable after declaration although the use may be restricted somehow. E.g. it is not possible to use a declared class before defining it as a superclass of another class. Note that \keyword{declare} needs always a class and it does not accept logical types. Expression \syntaxvarf{class} has to be a static type expression whose value is a class. It is possible to redeclare the variable several times but then the new declared class has to be a subclass of the old class and the new class must have the same number of fields as the old class. The same typing rule is applied also when a declared variable is defined (the defined type is the new class). A declared variable has to be defined in the same module where the declaration is. \subsection{\keyword{declare-method}} \index{\keyword{declare-method}} \label{subsec:expr-declare-method} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{declare-method} \syntaxvar{generic-name} \syntaxvar{procedure-class} \srp \\ \syntaxvar{generic-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} Keyword \keyword{declare-method} declares a dynamic method. A declaration of the method is added into the generic procedure \syntaxvarf{generic-name}. The \syntaxvarf{procedure-class} has to be either a simple or a parametrized procedure class. A declared method has to be defined either \begin{itemize} \item in the same translation unit where the declaration is or \item in the body of the interface if the declaration is in an interface. \end{itemize} \subsection{\keyword{declare-static-method}} \index{\keyword{declare-static-method}} \label{subsec:expr-declare-static-method} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{declare-static-method} \syntaxvar{generic-name} \syntaxvar{procedure-class} \srp \\ \syntaxvar{generic-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} Keyword \keyword{declare-static-method} declares a static method. A declaration of the method is added into the generic procedure \syntaxvarf{generic-name}. The \syntaxvarf{procedure-class} has to be either a simple or a parametrized procedure class. A declared method has to be defined either \begin{itemize} \item in the same translation unit where the declaration is or \item in the body of the interface if the declaration is in an interface. \end{itemize} \subsection{\keyword{declare-mutable}} \index{\keyword{declare-mutable}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{declare-mutable} \syntaxvar{variable-name} \syntaxvar{type} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{variable-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} Keyword \keyword{declare-mutable} declares a mutable variable. The \syntaxvarf{type} has to be the type of the variable \syntaxvarf{variable-name}. Note that a variable declared with \keyword{declare-mutable} cannot be defined as volatile. \subsection{\keyword{declare-volatile}} \index{\keyword{declare-volatile}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{declare-volatile} \syntaxvar{variable-name} \syntaxvar{type} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{variable-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} Keyword \keyword{declare-volatile} declares a volatile variable. The \syntaxvarf{type} has to be the type of the variable \syntaxvarf{variable-name}. \section{Control Structures} \subsection{\keyword{if}} \index{\keyword{if}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{if} \objectvar{condition} \syntaxvar{then-expression} \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{else-expression}} \srp \end{syntaxblock} The type of \objectvarf{condition} has to be \builtin{}. If \syntaxvarf{else-expression} is defined the type of the \keyword{if} expression is the union of the types of \syntaxvarf{then-expression} and \syntaxvarf{else-expression}. Otherwise the type of the \keyword{if} expression is \builtin{}. If \objectvarf{condition} is \code{\#t} \syntaxvar{then-expression} is evaluated. If \objectvarf{condition} is \code{\#f} and \syntaxvarf{else-expression} is defined \syntaxvarf{else-expression} is evaluated. If the result type of the \keyword{if} expression is not \builtin{} the value returned from \syntaxvarf{then-expression} or \syntaxvarf{else-expression} is returned from the \keyword{if} expression. Note that \syntaxvarf{then-expression} or \syntaxvarf{else-expression} are not necessarily evaluated at all. \subsection{\keyword{if-object}} \index{\keyword{if-object}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{if-object} \objectvar{condition} \syntaxvar{then-expression} \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{else-expression}} \srp \end{syntaxblock} The \objectvarf{condition} can be any object. If \syntaxvarf{else-expression} is defined the type of the \keyword{if-object} expression is the union of the types of \syntaxvarf{then-expression} and \syntaxvarf{else-expression}. Otherwise the type of the \keyword{if-object} expression is \builtin{}. If \objectvarf{condition} is not \code{\#f} \syntaxvar{then-expression} is evaluated. If \objectvarf{condition} is \code{\#f} and \syntaxvarf{else-expression} is defined \syntaxvarf{else-expression} is evaluated. If the result type of the \keyword{if-object} expression is not \builtin{} the value returned from \syntaxvarf{then-expression} or \syntaxvarf{else-expression} is returned from the \keyword{if-object} expression. Note that \syntaxvarf{then-expression} or \syntaxvarf{else-expression} are not necessarily evaluated at all. \subsection{\keyword{until}} \index{\keyword{until}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \keyword{until} \slp \syntaxvar{condition} \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{result-expression}} \srp \syntaxspace \indexedsyntaxvar{body-expression}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{body-expression}{n} \srp \end{syntaxblock} The type of \syntaxvarf{condition} has to be \builtin{}. At the beginning of each iteration \syntaxvarf{condition} is evaluated. If it returns \code{\#t} the iteration is stopped and the value of \syntaxvarf{result-expression} is returned as the result of the \keyword{until} expression. Otherwise the body expressions are evaluated in order and the next iteration is started from the beginning. If \syntaxvar{result-type} is not specified the type of the \keyword{until} expression is \builtin{}. \subsection{\keyword{begin}} \index{\keyword{begin}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{begin} \indexedsyntaxvar{expr}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{expr}{n} \srp \end{syntaxblock} The type of the \keyword{begin} expression is the type of the last component expression \indexedsyntaxvarf{expr}{n}. All the component expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{expr}{k} are evaluated in order. If the result type of the last component expression is not \builtin{} its value is returned as the value of the \keyword{begin} expression. \subsection{\keyword{set!}} \index{\keyword{set{"!}}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{set!} \syntaxvar{variable-name} \objectvar{value} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{variable-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} The value of the variable \syntaxvarf{variable-name} is set to \objectvarf{value}. Variable \syntaxvarf{variable-name} has to be defined and it has to be mutable. The type of \objectvarf{value} has to be a subtype of the type of variable \syntaxvarf{variable-name}. If these rules are violated a translation error (usually a compilation error) is signalled. \subsection{\keyword{generic-proc-dispatch}} \index{\keyword{generic-proc-dispatch}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{generic-proc-dispatch} \syntaxvar{gen-proc-name} (\indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{1} ... \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{n}) \\ \syntaxvar{attribute-list} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{gen-proc-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \attrlistdefb \end{syntaxblock} Keyword \keyword{generic-proc-dispatch} returns a simple procedure that dispatches a call to generic procedure \syntaxvarf{gen-proc-name} with argument type \indexedsyntaxvarf{arg-type}{k}. Expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{arg-type}{k} have to be static type expressions. The dispatched method must be compatible with the given attributes and its result type must not be \builtin{}. Although a value of a \keyword{generic-proc-dispatch} expression is a simple procedure the dispatch is generally done runtime. Calling a \keyword{generic-proc-dispatch} expression always finds the correct method based on the methods contained in the generic procedure run time. \subsection{\keyword{generic-proc-dispatch-without-result}} \index{\keyword{generic-proc-dispatch-without-result}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{generic-proc-dispatch-without-result} \syntaxvar{gen-proc-name} (\indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{1} ... \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{n}) \\ \syntaxvar{attribute-list} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{gen-proc-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \attrlistdefb \end{syntaxblock} Keyword \keyword{generic-proc-dispatch-without-result} returns a simple procedure that dispatches a call to generic procedure \syntaxvarf{gen-proc-name} with argument type \indexedsyntaxvarf{arg-type}{k}. Expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{arg-type}{k} have to be static type expressions. The result type of the type of the dispatch expression is \builtin{}. The dispatched method must be compatible with the given attributes. Although a value of a \keyword{generic-proc-dispatch-without-result} expression is a simple procedure the dispatch is generally done runtime. Calling a \keyword{generic-proc-dispatch-without-result} expression always finds the correct method based on the methods contained in the generic procedure run time. \subsection{\keyword{param-proc-dispatch}} \index{\keyword{param-proc-dispatch}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{param-proc-dispatch} \syntaxvar{param-proc-name} \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{n} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{param-proc-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} A \keyword{param-proc-dispatch} expression returns a simple procedure obtained by creating an instance of parametrized procedure \syntaxvarf{param-proc-name}. The values of the type parameters of parametrized procedure \syntaxvarf{param-proc-name} are deduced from the types \indexedsyntaxvarf{arg-type}{k} as if the types \indexedsyntaxvarf{arg-type}{k} were argument types in an application of \syntaxvarf{param-proc-name}. Expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{arg-type}{k} have to be static type expressions. \subsection{\keyword{param-proc-instance}} \index{\keyword{param-proc-instance}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{param-proc-instance} \syntaxvar{param-proc-name} \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{n} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{param-proc-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} A \keyword{param-proc-instance} expression returns a simple procedure obtained by creating an instance of parametrized procedure \syntaxvarf{param-proc-name}. The type parameters defined in the definition of \syntaxvarf{param-proc-name} are bound to expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{arg-type}{k} in order. Expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{arg-type}{k} have to be static type expressions. \subsection{\keyword{strong-assert}} \index{\keyword{strong-assert}} \label{subsec:expr-strong-assert} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{strong-assert} \syntaxvar{condition} \srp \end{syntaxblock} An assertion checks if the condition is true. If the condition is not true an exception will be raised. See also subsection \ref{subsec:expr-assert}. The difference between \keyword{assert} and \keyword{strong-assert} is that a strong assertion may never be neglected because of optimization. \subsection{\keyword{assert}} \index{\keyword{assert}} \label{subsec:expr-assert} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{assert} \syntaxvar{condition} \srp \end{syntaxblock} An assertion checks if the condition is true. If the condition is not true an exception will be raised. See also subsection \ref{subsec:expr-strong-assert}. \section{Macro Forms} \subsection{\keyword{define-syntax}} \index{\keyword{define-syntax}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{define-syntax} \syntaxvar{macro-name} \syntaxvar{macro-transformer} \srp \\ \syntaxvar{macro-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} This form defines a macro. \subsection{\keyword{let-syntax}} \index{\keyword{let-syntax}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{let-syntax} \syntaxspace \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{n} \srp \syntaxspace \syntaxvar{let-syntax-body-expressions} \srp \\ \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{k} \syntaxdefequal \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{var-name}{k} \indexedobjectvar{value}{k} \srp \end{syntaxblock} This form defines local macros. \subsection{\keyword{letrec-syntax}} \index{\keyword{letrec-syntax}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{letrec-syntax} \syntaxspace \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{n} \srp \syntaxspace \syntaxvar{let-syntax-body-expressions} \srp \\ \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{k} \syntaxdefequal \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{var-name}{k} \indexedobjectvar{value}{k} \srp \end{syntaxblock} This form defines local macros. \subsection{\keyword{syntax-case}} \index{\keyword{syntax-case}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{syntax-case} \syntaxvar{expression} \slp \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{literal}} \sldots \srp \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{clause}} \sldots \srp \\ \syntaxvar{literal} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \end{syntaxblock} This form defines a macro transformer. \section{Binding Forms} \subsection{\keyword{let}} \index{\keyword{let}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{let} \syntaxspace \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{1} ... \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{n} \srp \syntaxspace \syntaxvar{let-body-expressions} \srp \\ \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{k} \syntaxdefequal \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{var-name}{k} \syntaxopt{\indexedsyntaxvar{var-type}{k}} \indexedobjectvar{value}{k} \srp \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{var-name}{k} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{let-body-expressions} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{expression} \sldots \end{syntaxblock} Expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{var-type}{k} have to be static type expressions. The result type of the let expression is the type of the last body expression. If the result type is not \builtin{} the result value of the let expression is the value of the last body expression. The semantics of \keyword{let} expression is similar to these expressions in Scheme except the variable types are checked. \subsection{\keyword{letrec} and \keyword{letrec*}} \index{\keyword{letrec}} \index{\keyword{letrec*}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \mlp \keyword{letrec} \syntaxor \keyword{letrec*} \mrp \syntaxspace \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{n} \srp \syntaxspace \syntaxvar{letrec-body-expressions} \srp \\ \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{k} \syntaxdefequal \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{var-name}{k} \indexedsyntaxvar{var-type}{k} \indexedobjectvar{value}{k} \srp \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{var-name}{k} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{letrec-body-expressions} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{expression} \sldots \end{syntaxblock} Expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{var-type}{k} have to be static type expressions. The result type of the letrec expression is the type of the last body expression. If the result type is not \builtin{} the result value of the letrec expression is the value of the last body expression. It is possible to refer to the letrec variables \indexedsyntaxvarf{var-name}{k} recursively in the expressions \indexedobjectvarf{value}{k} but these recursive uses of the variables must occur inside a \keyword{lambda} expression. Keyword \keyword{letrec*} differs from \keyword{letrec} so that \keyword{letrec*} guarantees to evaluate the expressions \indexedobjectvarf{value}{k} in order. \subsection{\keyword{let-mutable}, \keyword{letrec-mutable}, and \keyword{letrec*-mutable}} \index{\keyword{let-mutable}} \index{\keyword{letrec-mutable}} \index{\keyword{letrec*-mutable}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \mlp \skeyword{let-mutable} \syntaxor \skeyword{letrec-mutable} \syntaxor \skeyword{letrec*-mutable} \mrp \syntaxspace \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{n} \srp \syntaxspace \syntaxvar{let-body-expressions} \srp \\ \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{k} \syntaxdefequal \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{var-name}{k} \indexedsyntaxvar{var-type}{k} \indexedobjectvar{value}{k}) \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{var-name}{k} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{let-body-expressions} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{expression} \sldots \end{syntaxblock} These expressions differ from the corresponding constant versions \keyword{let}, \keyword{letrec}, and \keyword{letrec*} so that the variables \indexedsyntaxvarf{var-name}{k} are mutable in the \keyword{letxxx-mutable} expressions. Note that the variable types are compulsory in all of the \keyword{letxxx-mutable} expressions. \subsection{\keyword{let-volatile}, \keyword{letrec-volatile}, and \keyword{letrec*-volatile}} \index{\keyword{let-volatile}} \index{\keyword{letrec-volatile}} \index{\keyword{letrec*-volatile}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \mlp \skeyword{let-volatile} \syntaxor \skeyword{letrec-volatile} \syntaxor \skeyword{letrec*-volatile} \mrp \syntaxspace \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{n} \srp \syntaxspace \syntaxvar{let-body-expressions} \srp \\ \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{var-spec}{k} \syntaxdefequal \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{var-name}{k} \indexedsyntaxvar{var-type}{k} \indexedobjectvar{value}{k}) \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{var-name}{k} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{let-body-expressions} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{expression} \sldots \end{syntaxblock} These expressions differ from the corresponding mutable versions \keyword{letxxx-mutable} so that the variables \indexedsyntaxvarf{var-name}{k} are volatile in the \keyword{letxxx-volatile} expressions. Note that the variable types are compulsory in all of the \keyword{letxxx-volatile} expressions. \section{Procedure Creation} \subsection{\keyword{lambda}} \index{\keyword{lambda}} \label{subsec:expr-lambda} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{lambda} \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{name}} \slp \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxvar{result-type} \syntaxvar{attribute-list} \srp \syntaxspace \indexedsyntaxvar{body-expr}{1}, \sldots, \indexedsyntaxvar{body-expr}{n} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxopt{\indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{n}} \srp \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{k} \syntaxdefequal (\indexedsyntaxvar{arg-name}{k} \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{k}) \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-name}{k} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \attrlistdef \end{syntaxblock} A \keyword{lambda} expression creates a simple procedure. Note that the argument list may be \code{()}. Expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{arg-type}{k} and \syntaxvarf{result-type} have to be static type expressions. It is an error if the result type is not \builtin{} and the type of the last body expression is not a subtype of \syntaxvarf{result-type}. If \syntaxvarf{result-type} is not \builtin{} the result value of the procedure is the value of the last body expression. Expression \syntaxvarf{name} is the optional name of the lambda expression. \subsection{\keyword{lambda-automatic}} \index{\keyword{lambda-automatic}} \label{subsec:expr-lambda-automatic} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{lambda-automatic} \slp \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxvar{attribute-list} \srp \syntaxspace \indexedsyntaxvar{body-expr}{1}, \sldots, \indexedsyntaxvar{body-expr}{n} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxopt{\indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{n}} \srp \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{k} \syntaxdefequal (\indexedsyntaxvar{arg-name}{k} \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{k}) \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-name}{k} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \attrlistdef \end{syntaxblock} This form works as \keyword{lambda} except the result type is set to the type of the last body expression. \subsection{\keyword{param-lambda}} \index{\keyword{param-lambda}} \label{subsec:expr-param-lambda} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{param-lambda} \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{type}{1} ... \indexedsyntaxvar{type}{n} \srp \slp \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxvar{result-type} \syntaxvar{attribute-list} \srp \syntaxspace \indexedsyntaxvar{body-expr}{1}, \sldots, \indexedsyntaxvar{body-expr}{n} \srp \\ \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{type}{k} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxopt{\indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{n}} \srp \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{k} \syntaxdefequal (\indexedsyntaxvar{arg-name}{k} \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{k}) \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-name}{k} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \attrlistdef \end{syntaxblock} A \keyword{param-lambda} expression creates a parametrized procedure. Note that the argument list may be \code{()}. Expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{arg-type}{k} and \syntaxvarf{result-type} have to be static type expressions. It is an error if the result type is not \builtin{} and the type of the last body expression is not a subtype of \syntaxvarf{result-type}. If \syntaxvarf{result-type} is not \builtin{} the result value of the procedure is the value of the last body expression. \subsection{\keyword{param-lambda-automatic}} \index{\keyword{param-lambda-automatic}} \label{subsec:expr-param-lambda-automatic} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{param-lambda-automatic} \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{type}{1} ... \indexedsyntaxvar{type}{n} \srp \slp \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxvar{attribute-list} \srp \syntaxspace \indexedsyntaxvar{body-expr}{1}, \sldots, \indexedsyntaxvar{body-expr}{n} \srp \\ \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{type}{k} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxopt{\indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{n}} \srp \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{arg}{k} \syntaxdefequal (\indexedsyntaxvar{arg-name}{k} \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{k}) \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-name}{k} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \attrlistdef \end{syntaxblock} This form works as \keyword{param-lambda} except the result type is set to the type of the last body expression. \subsection{\keyword{prim-proc} and \keyword{unchecked-prim-proc}} \label{subsec:expr-prim-proc} \index{\keyword{prim-proc}} \index{\keyword{unchecked-prim-proc}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \mlp \skeyword{prim-proc} \syntaxor \skeyword{unchecked-prim-proc} \mrp \syntaxvar{procedure-name} \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxvar{result-type} \syntaxvar{attribute-list} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{procedure-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxopt{\indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{n}} \srp \\ \attrlistdef \end{syntaxblock} With the current \theme\ implementation the target platform is Scheme (guile 2.0) and \keyword{prim-proc} defines a \theme\ procedure that calls a Scheme procedure \syntaxvarf{procedure-name}. Expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{arg-type}{k} have to be static type expressions. If \syntaxvarf{result-type} is not \builtin{} the \theme\ procedure also checks that the value returned from the Scheme procedure is an instance of \syntaxvarf{result-type}. The semantics of \keyword{unchecked-prim-proc} is similar to \keyword{prim-proc} except \keyword{unchecked-prim-proc} generates no run-time type checks for the result value. \subsection{\keyword{param-prim-proc} and \keyword{unchecked-param-prim-proc}} \label{subsec:expr-param-prim-proc} \index{\keyword{param-prim-proc}} \index{\keyword{unchecked-param-prim-proc}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \mlp \skeyword{param-prim-proc} \syntaxor \skeyword{unchecked-param-prim-proc} \mrp \syntaxvar{procedure-name} \syntaxvar{type-parameter-list} \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxvar{result-type} \syntaxvar{attribute-list} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{procedure-name} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{type-parameter-list} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxopt{\indexedsyntaxvar{param}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{param}{m}} \srp \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{param}{k} \syntaxdefequal \syntaxelement{identifier} \\ \syntaxvar{argument-list} \syntaxdefequal \slp \syntaxopt{\indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{arg-type}{n}} \srp \\ \attrlistdef \end{syntaxblock} With the current \theme\ implementation the target platform is Scheme (guile 2.0) and \keyword{param-prim-proc} defines a \theme\ parametrized procedure that calls a Scheme procedure \syntaxvarf{procedure-name}. Expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{arg-type}{k} have to be static type expressions. If \syntaxvarf{result-type} is not \builtin{} the \theme\ procedure also checks that the value returned from the Scheme procedure is an instance of \syntaxvarf{result-type}. The semantics of \keyword{unchecked-param-prim-proc} is similar to \keyword{param-prim-proc} except \keyword{unchecked-prim-proc} generates no run-time type checks for the result value. \section{Type Operations} \subsection{\keyword{cast}} \index{\keyword{cast}} \label{subsec:cast} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{cast} \syntaxvar{type} \objectvar{casted-value} \srp \end{syntaxblock} The value of the \keyword{cast} expression is the value of expression \objectvarf{casted-value}. The static type of the \keyword{cast} expression is the value of \syntaxvarf{type}. Expression \syntaxvarf{type} has to be a static type expression. It is an error (translation time or run-time) if the result value of \objectvarf{casted-value} is not an instance of \syntaxvarf{type}. See also subsection \ref{subsec:try-cast}. \subsection{\keyword{try-cast}} \index{\keyword{try-cast}} \label{subsec:try-cast} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{try-cast} \syntaxvar{type} \objectvar{casted-value} \objectvar{default-value} \srp \end{syntaxblock} If \objectvarf{casted-value} is an instance of \syntaxvarf{type} return \objectvarf{casted-value}. Otherwise return \objectvarf{default-value}. The static type of the \keyword{try-cast} expression is the union of \syntaxvarf{type} and the type of \objectvarf{default-value}. Expression \syntaxvarf{type} has to be a static type expression. See also subsection \ref{subsec:cast}. \subsection{\keyword{static-cast}} \index{\keyword{static-cast}} \label{subsec:static-cast} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{static-cast} \syntaxvar{type} \objectvar{casted-value} \srp \end{syntaxblock} The value of the \keyword{static-cast} expression is the value of expression \objectvarf{casted-value}. The static type of the \keyword{cast} expression is the value of \syntaxvarf{type}. Expression \syntaxvarf{type} has to be a static type expression. It is a translation time error if the static type of \objectvarf{casted-value} is not a subtype of \syntaxvarf{type}. However, a nonreturning (\code{never-returns}) expression may be casted statically to any type. \subsection{\keyword{force-pure-expr}} \index{\keyword{force-pure-expr}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{force-pure-expr} \syntaxvar{expr} \srp \end{syntaxblock} This form makes the component expression \syntaxvarf{expr} to appear pure for \theme. See section \ref{sec:creators} for example usage of the form. \subsection{\keyword{match-type}} \index{\keyword{match-type}} \label{subsec:match-type} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{match-type} \syntaxvar{value-to-match} \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{clause-list}} \syntaxopt{\syntaxvar{else-clause}} \srp \\ \\ \syntaxvar{clause-list} \syntaxdefequal \indexedsyntaxvar{clause}{1}, \sldots, \indexedsyntaxvar{clause}{n} \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{clause}{k} \syntaxdefequal \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{match-spec}{k} \indexedsyntaxvar{expr}{k,1}, \sldots, \indexedsyntaxvar{expr}{k,m(k)} \srp \\ \indexedsyntaxvar{match-spec}{k} \syntaxdefequal \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{var}{k} \indexedsyntaxvar{type}{k} \srp \syntaxor \slp \indexedsyntaxvar{type}{k} \srp \\ \syntaxvar{else-clause} \syntaxdefequal \slp \skeyword{else} \indexedsyntaxvar{else-expr}{1}, \sldots, \indexedsyntaxvar{else-expr}{p} \srp \end{syntaxblock} Each clause is processed in order. If \indexedsyntaxvarf{var}{k} is given and the runtime type of \syntaxvarf{value-to-match} is a subtype of \indexedsyntaxvarf{type}{k} then bind \indexedsyntaxvar{var}{k} to \syntaxvarf{value-to-match}, evaluate expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{expr}{k,1}, \sldots, \indexedsyntaxvarf{expr}{k,m(k)} is order and return the value of the last expression. The static type of \indexedsyntaxvar{var}{k} is \indexedsyntaxvarf{type}{k}. If \indexedsyntaxvarf{var}{k} is not given and the runtime type of \syntaxvarf{value-to-match} is a subtype of \indexedsyntaxvarf{type}{k} then evaluate expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{expr}{k,1}, \sldots, \indexedsyntaxvarf{expr}{k,m(k)} is order and return the value of the last expression. If none of the types matches and \syntaxvarf{else-clause} is present evaluate the expressions \indexedsyntaxvarf{else-expr}{1}, \sldots, \indexedsyntaxvarf{else-expr}{p} and return the value of the last expression. Let \(K\) be an integer between \(1\) and \(n\) and \syntaxvarf{u} the union of types \indexedsyntaxvarf{type}{k}, \(k = 1, \ldots, K\). If the static type of \syntaxvarf{value-to-match} is a subtype of \syntaxvarf{u} the following optimizations are done: \begin{itemize} \item The clause \indexedsyntaxvarf{clause}{K} needs no runtime type check because we already known that the type of \syntaxvarf{value-to-match} is a subtype of \indexedsyntaxvarf{type}{K}. \item If all the type checks \(k = 1, \ldots, K - 1\) fail the expressions of clause \(K\) are automatically evaluated. Consequently the clauses \(k > K\) and the else clause need not be compiled. \end{itemize} \subsection{\keyword{match-type-strong}} \index{\keyword{match-type-strong}} \label{subsec:match-type-strong} This form is identical to \keyword{match-type} except a translation time or runtime error is signalled in case \syntaxvarf{value-to-match} matches none of the clauses. Generally, the error is a translation time exception except when the \keyword{match-type-strong} expression is invoked inside a definition of a parametrized method. \subsection{\keyword{static-type-of}} \index{\keyword{static-type-of}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{static-type-of} \syntaxvar{expression} \srp \end{syntaxblock} This form returns the static type of \syntaxvarf{expression}. This computation is done compile time and \syntaxvarf{expression} is not evaluated run time. \subsection{\keyword{\tupletype}} \index{\keyword{\tupletype}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{\tupletype} \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{n} \srp \end{syntaxblock} Let \begin{syntaxformula} \syntaxvar{u} \syntaxdefequal \slp \indexedobjectvar{t}{1} \sldots \indexedobjectvar{t}{m} \srp \end{syntaxformula} be the translated argument list generated from \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{n} \end{syntaxformula}. Object of type \syntaxvarf{u} is a list with element types \begin{syntaxformula} \indexedobjectvar{t}{1} \sldots \indexedobjectvar{t}{m} \end{syntaxformula}. Expression \begin{syntaxformula} \slp \skeyword{\tupletype} \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{1} \sldots \indexedsyntaxvar{a}{n} \srp \end{syntaxformula} is equivalent to \begin{syntaxformula} \slp \sbuiltin{:pair} \indexedobjectvar{t}{1} \slp \sbuiltin{:pair} \indexedobjectvar{t}{2} \slp \sldots \slp \sbuiltin{:pair} \indexedobjectvar{t}{n} \sbuiltin{} \srp \sldots \srp \srp \srp \end{syntaxformula}. \section{Object Creation} \subsection{\keyword{constructor}} \index{\keyword{constructor}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{constructor} \objectvar{class} \srp \end{syntaxblock} Expression \objectvarf{class} has to be a static type expression and its value has to be a class. The value of a \keyword{constructor} expression is the constructor (a simple procedure) of class \objectvarf{class}. \subsection{\keyword{quote}} \index{\keyword{quote}} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \skeyword{quote} \syntaxvar{quoted-expression} \srp \end{syntaxblock} Keyword \keyword{quote} is used to create atom and list constants as in Scheme. \subsection{\keyword{zero}} \index{\keyword{zero}} \label{subsec:expr-zero} Syntax: \begin{syntaxblock} \slp \keyword{zero} \syntaxvar{class} \srp \end{syntaxblock} Keyword \keyword{zero} accesses the zero value of a class. It is an error to use \keyword{zero} for a class that does not define a zero value. \chapter{Special Procedures} Special procedures are procedures that are treated specially be \theme\ compiler and linker. They are typically parametrized procedures whose typing cannot be expressed in current \theme. Note that the types we give for the arguments of the special procedures do not generally describe all the requirements the special procedures have for argument types. The application procedures \builtin{apply} and \builtin{apply-nonpure}, could be implemented in \theme\ but they have been included in the core language because of optimization. \section{Equality Predicates} Generic procedure \code{equal?}, which is the main equality predicate, is defined in the standard library. The user is free to add methods to it. \subsection{\builtin{equal-values?}} \index{\builtin{equal-values?}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (equal-values? object1 object2) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \argument{object1}{\builtin{}}{An object to be compared} \argument{object2}{\builtin{}}{An object to be compared} \end{arglist} \procresult{\code{\#t} iff \code{object1} is equal to \code{object2}}% {\code{}} \procpurity{pure} This is the main equality predicate in \theme. This procedure implements algorithm \algorithmname{EqualValues?}, see section \ref{subsubsec:EqualValues?}. Name \code{=} is an alias for \code{equal-values?}. \subsection{\builtin{equal-objects?}} \index{\builtin{equal-objects?}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (equal-objects? object1 object2) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \argument{object1}{\builtin{}}{An object to be compared} \argument{object2}{\builtin{}}{An object to be compared} \end{arglist} \procresult{\code{\#t} iff \code{object1} is the same object as \code{object2}}% {\builtin{}} \procpurity{pure} This procedure implements algorithm \algorithmname{EqualObjects?}, see section \ref{subsubsec:EqualObjects?}. \subsection{\builtin{equal-contents?}} \index{\builtin{equal-contents?}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (equal-contents? object1 object2) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \argument{object1}{\builtin{}}{An object to be compared} \argument{object2}{\builtin{}}{An object to be compared} \end{arglist} \procresult{\code{\#t} iff the contents of \code{object1} are equal to the contents of \code{object2}}% {\code{}} \procpurity{pure} This procedure implements algorithm \algorithmname{EqualContents?}, see section \ref{subsubsec:EqualContents?}. \section{Control Structures} \subsection{\builtin{apply}} \index{\builtin{apply}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (apply \procarg{procedure} \procarg{argument-list}) \end{codeblock} \typeparams{\typeparam{arglist}, \typeparam{result}} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \argument{procedure}{\code{(\builtin{:procedure} ((\keyword{splice} % \typeparam{arglist})) \typeparam{result} % pure)}}% {procedure to be called} \argument{argument-list}{\code{\typeparam{arglist}}}% {arguments to be passed} \end{arglist} \procresult{The value returned from \procarg{procedure}}% {The result type of \procarg{procedure}} \procpurity{pure} The type of \procarg{argument-list} has to be a subtype of the argument list type of \procarg{procedure}. Procedure \procarg{procedure} has to be pure. Procedure \builtin{apply} calls \procarg{procedure} with the arguments from \procarg{argument-list}. This is similar to Scheme \code{apply}. \subsection{\builtin{apply-nonpure}} \index{\builtin{apply-nonpure}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\code{apply-nonpure} \procarg{procedure} \procarg{argument-list}) \end{codeblock} \typeparams{\typeparam{arglist}, \typeparam{result}} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \argument{procedure}{\code{(\builtin{:procedure} ((\keyword{splice} % \typeparam{arglist})) \typeparam{result} % nonpure)}}% {procedure to be called} \argument{argument-list}{\code{\typeparam{arglist}}}% {arguments to be passed} \end{arglist} \procresult{The value returned from \procarg{procedure}}% {The result type of \procarg{procedure}} \procpurity{nonpure} The type of \procarg{argument-list} has to be a subtype of the argument list type of \procarg{procedure}. Procedure \procarg{procedure} may be pure or nonpure. Procedure \builtin{apply-nonpure} calls \procarg{procedure} with the arguments from \procarg{argument-list}. This is similar to Scheme \code{apply}. \subsection{\builtin{field-ref}} \index{\builtin{field-ref}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{field-ref} \procarg{object} \procarg{field-name}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \argument{object}{\builtin{}}{object whose field is accessed} \argument{field-name}{\builtin{}}{name of the field to be accessed} \end{arglist} \procresult{Value of the field}{Type of the field} \procpurity{pure} Argument \procarg{field-name} has to be a literal symbol. \subsection{\builtin{field-set!}} \index{\builtin{field-set{"!}}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{field-ref} \procarg{object} \procarg{field-name} \procarg{field-value}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \argument{object}{\builtin{}}{object whose field is to be set} \argument{field-name}{\builtin{}}{name of the field to be set} \argument{field-value}{\builtin{}}{new value of the field} \end{arglist} \procresult{No result value}{\builtin{}} \procpurity{nonpure} Argument \procarg{field-name} has to be a literal symbol. Argument \procarg{field-value} has to be an instance of the type of the field. \section{Type Operations} \subsection{\builtin{class-of}} \index{\builtin{class-of}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{class-of} \procarg{object}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \argument{object}{\builtin{}}% {the object whose class is accessed} \end{arglist} \procresult{Class of the object}{\builtin{}} \procpurity{pure} \subsection{\builtin{is-instance?}} \index{\builtin{is-instance?}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{is-instance?} \procarg{object} \proctypearg{type}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \argument{object}{\builtin{}}{An object whose type is checked} \typeargument{type}{\builtin{}}{A type} \end{arglist} \procresult{\code{\#t} iff \procarg{object} is an instance of \proctypearg{type}}% {\builtin{}} \procpurity{pure} Argument \proctypearg{type} has to be a static type expression. Expression \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{is-instance?} \procarg{object} \proctypearg{type}) \end{codeblock} is equivalent to \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{is-subtype?} (\builtin{class-of} \procarg{object}) \proctypearg{type}) \end{codeblock} \subsection{\builtin{is-subtype?}} \index{\builtin{is-subtype?}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{is-subtype?} \indexedproctypearg{type}{1} \indexedproctypearg{type}{2}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \indexedtypeargument{type}{1}{\builtin{}}{A type} \indexedtypeargument{type}{2}{\builtin{}}{A type} \end{arglist} \procresult{\code{\#t} iff \indexedproctypearg{type}{1} is a subtype of % \indexedproctypearg{type}{2}}% {\builtin{}} \procpurity{pure} Arguments \indexedproctypearg{type}{1} and \indexedproctypearg{type}{2} have to be a static type expressions. \section{Vector Operations} \subsection{\builtin{cast-mutable-value-vector}} \index{\builtin{cast-mutable-value-vector}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{cast-mutable-value-vector} \proctypearg{target-element-type} \procarg{source-vector}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \typeargument{target-element-type}{\builtin{}}% {Element type of the new vector} \argument{source-vector}{any vector class}% {The vector to be casted} \end{arglist} \procresult{A copy of the source vector with the new element type}% {\code{(\builtin{:mutable-value-vector} \proctypearg{target-element-type})}} \procpurity{pure} Special procedure \builtin{cast-mutable-value-vector} creates a copy of the source vector and checks that each of its elements is an instance of \proctypearg{target-element-type}. The check is generally done run time. The vector metaclass may change in the cast. \subsection{\builtin{cast-mutable-value-vector-metaclass}} \index{\builtin{cast-mutable-value-vector-metaclass}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{cast-mutable-value-vector-metaclass} \procarg{source-vector}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \argument{source-vector}{any vector class}% {The vector to be casted} \end{arglist} \procresult{A copy of the source vector with the new metaclass}% {\code{(\builtin{:mutable-value-vector} \proctypearg{element-type})}} \procpurity{pure} Special procedure \builtin{cast-mutable-value-vector-metaclass} creates a copy of the source vector so that the copy has the class \code{(:mutable-value-vector \proctypearg{element-type})} where \proctypearg{element-type} is the element type of the original vector. \subsection{\builtin{cast-mutable-vector}} \index{\builtin{cast-mutable-vector}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{cast-mutable-vector} \proctypearg{target-element-type} \procarg{source-vector}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \typeargument{target-element-type}{\builtin{}}% {Element type of the new vector} \argument{source-vector}{any vector class}% {The vector to be casted} \end{arglist} \procresult{A copy of the source vector with the new element type}% {\code{(\builtin{:mutable-vector} \proctypearg{target-element-type})}} \procpurity{pure} Special procedure \builtin{cast-mutable-vector} creates a copy of the source vector and checks that each of its elements is an instance of \proctypearg{target-element-type}. The check is generally done run time. The vector metaclass may change in the cast. \subsection{\builtin{cast-mutable-vector-metaclass}} \index{\builtin{cast-mutable-vector-metaclass}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{cast-mutable-vector-metaclass} \procarg{source-vector}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \argument{source-vector}{any vector class}% {The vector to be casted} \end{arglist} \procresult{A copy of the source vector with the new metaclass}% {\code{(\builtin{:mutable-vector} \proctypearg{element-type})}} \procpurity{pure} Special procedure \builtin{cast-mutable-vector-metaclass} creates a copy of the source vector so that the copy has the class \code{(:mutable-vector \proctypearg{element-type})} where \proctypearg{element-type} is the element type of the original vector. \subsection{\builtin{cast-value-vector}} \index{\builtin{cast-value-vector}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{cast-value-vector} \proctypearg{target-element-type} \procarg{source-vector}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \typeargument{target-element-type}{\builtin{}}% {Element type of the new vector} \argument{source-vector}{any vector class}% {The vector to be casted} \end{arglist} \procresult{A copy of the source vector with the new element type}% {\code{(\builtin{:value-vector} \proctypearg{target-element-type)}}} \procpurity{pure} Special procedure \builtin{cast-value-vector} creates a copy of the source vector and checks that each of its elements is an instance of \proctypearg{target-element-type}. The check is generally done run time. The vector metaclass may change in the cast. \subsection{\builtin{cast-value-vector-metaclass}} \index{\builtin{cast-value-vector-metaclass}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{cast-value-vector-metaclass} \procarg{source-vector}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \argument{source-vector}{any vector class}% {The vector to be casted} \end{arglist} \procresult{A copy of the source vector with the new metaclass}% {\code{(\builtin{:value-vector} \proctypearg{element-type})}} \procpurity{pure} Special procedure \builtin{cast-value-vector-metaclass} creates a copy of the source vector so that the copy has the class \code{(:value-vector \proctypearg{element-type})} where \proctypearg{element-type} is the element type of the original vector. \subsection{\builtin{cast-vector}} \index{\builtin{cast-vector}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{cast-vector} \proctypearg{target-element-type} \procarg{source-vector}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \typeargument{target-element-type}{\builtin{}}% {Element type of the new vector} \argument{source-vector}{any vector class}% {The vector to be casted} \end{arglist} \procresult{A copy of the source vector with the new element type}% {\code{(\builtin{:vector} \proctypearg{target-element-type})}} \procpurity{pure} Special procedure \builtin{cast-vector} creates a copy of the source vector and checks that each of its elements is an instance of \proctypearg{target-element-type}. The check is generally done run time. The vector metaclass may change in the cast. \subsection{\builtin{cast-vector-metaclass}} \index{\builtin{cast-vector-metaclass}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{cast-vector-metaclass} \procarg{source-vector}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \argument{source-vector}{any vector class}% {The vector to be casted} \end{arglist} \procresult{A copy of the source vector with the new metaclass}% {\code{(\builtin{:vector} \proctypearg{element-type})}} \procpurity{pure} Special procedure \builtin{cast-vector-metaclass} creates a copy of the source vector so that the copy has the class \code{(:vector \proctypearg{element-type})} where \proctypearg{element-type} is the element type of the original vector. \subsection{\builtin{make-mutable-value-vector}} \index{\builtin{make-mutable-value-vector}} \label{subsec:sp-make-mutable-value-vector} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{make-mutable-value-vector} \proctypearg{element-type} \procarg{nr-of-elements} \procarg{element-value}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \typeargument{element-type}{\builtin{}}{Type of the vector % elements} \argument{nr-of-elements}{\builtin{}}{Number of elements in % the new vector} \argument{element-value}{\builtin{}}{Value with which the new % vector is filled} \end{arglist} \procresult{A mutable value vector of \procarg{nr-of-elements} elements % with value \procarg{element-value}}% {\code{(\builtin{:mutable-value-vector} \proctypearg{element-type})}} \procpurity{pure} Argument \proctypearg{element-type} has to be a static type expression. Argument \procarg{element-value} has to be an instance of \proctypearg{element-type}. \subsection{\builtin{make-mutable-vector}} \index{\builtin{make-mutable-vector}} \label{subsec:sp-make-mutable-vector} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{make-mutable-vector} \proctypearg{element-type} \procarg{nr-of-elements} \procarg{element-value}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \typeargument{element-type}{\builtin{}}{Type of the vector % elements} \argument{nr-of-elements}{\builtin{}}{Number of elements in % the new vector} \argument{element-value}{\builtin{}}{Value with which the new % vector is filled} \end{arglist} \procresult{A mutable vector of \procarg{nr-of-elements} elements with % value \procarg{element-value}}% {\code{(\builtin{:mutable-vector} \proctypearg{element-type})}} \procpurity{pure} Argument \proctypearg{element-type} has to be a static type expression. Argument \procarg{element-value} has to be an instance of \proctypearg{element-type}. \subsection{\builtin{make-value-vector}} \index{\builtin{make-value-vector}} \label{subsec:sp-make-value-vector} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{make-value-vector} \proctypearg{element-type} \procarg{nr-of-elements} \procarg{element-value}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \typeargument{element-type}{\builtin{}}{Type of the vector % elements} \argument{nr-of-elements}{\builtin{}}{Number of elements in % the new vector} \argument{element-value}{\builtin{}}{Value with which the new % vector is filled} \end{arglist} \procresult{A value vector of \procarg{nr-of-elements} elements with value % \procarg{element-value}}% {\code{(\builtin{:value-vector} \proctypearg{element-type})}} \procpurity{pure} Argument \proctypearg{element-type} has to be a static type expression. Argument \procarg{element-value} has to be an instance of \proctypearg{element-type}. %% We probably will not do the following: %% The \procarg{element-type} argument will %% be removed in the future. \subsection{\builtin{make-vector}} \index{\builtin{make-vector}} \label{subsec:sp-make-vector} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{make-vector} \proctypearg{element-type} \procarg{nr-of-elements} \procarg{element-value}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \typeargument{element-type}{\builtin{}}{Type of the vector % elements} \argument{nr-of-elements}{\builtin{}}{Number of elements in % the new vector} \argument{element-value}{\builtin{}}{Value with which the new % vector is filled} \end{arglist} \procresult{A vector of \procarg{nr-of-elements} elements with value % \procarg{element-value}}% {\code{(\builtin{:vector} \proctypearg{element-type})}} \procpurity{pure} Argument \proctypearg{element-type} has to be a static type expression. Argument \procarg{element-value} has to be an instance of \proctypearg{element-type}. %% We probably will not do the following: %% The \procarg{element-type} argument will %% be removed in the future. \subsection{\builtin{mutable-value-vector}} \index{\builtin{mutable-value-vector}} \label{subsec:sp-mutable-value-vector} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{mutable-value-vector} \proctypearg{element-type} \indexedprocarg{element}{1} ... \indexedprocarg{element}{n}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \typeargument{element-type}{\builtin{}}{The element type of the new vector} \indexedargument{element}{k}{\builtin{}}{An element of the new vector} \end{arglist} \procresult{A mutable value vector with element type % \proctypearg{element-type} and % elements \indexedprocarg{element}{1}, ..., \indexedprocarg{element}{n}}% {\code{(\builtin{:mutable-value-vector} \proctypearg{element-type})}} \procpurity{pure} Argument \proctypearg{element-type} has to be a static type expression. Each \indexedprocarg{element}{k} has to be an instance of \proctypearg{element-type}. \subsection{\builtin{mutable-vector}} \index{\builtin{mutable-vector}} \label{subsec:sp-mutable-vector} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{mutable-vector} \proctypearg{element-type} \indexedprocarg{element}{1} ... \indexedprocarg{element}{n}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \typeargument{element-type}{\builtin{}}{The element type of the new vector} \indexedargument{element}{k}{\builtin{}}{An element of the new vector} \end{arglist} \procresult{A mutable vector with element type \code{element-type} and % elements \indexedprocarg{element}{1}, ..., \indexedprocarg{element}{n}}% {\code{(\builtin{:mutable-vector} \proctypearg{element-type})}} \procpurity{pure} Argument \proctypearg{element-type} has to be a static type expression. Each \indexedprocarg{element}{k} has to be an instance of \proctypearg{element-type}. \subsection{\builtin{value-vector}} \index{\builtin{value-vector}} \label{subsec:sp-value-vector} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{value-vector} \proctypearg{element-type} \indexedprocarg{element}{1} ... \indexedprocarg{element}{n}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \typeargument{element-type}{\builtin{}}{The element type of the new vector} \indexedargument{element}{k}{\builtin{}}{An element of the new vector} \end{arglist} \procresult{A value vector with element type \code{element-type} and % elements \indexedprocarg{element}{1}, ..., \indexedprocarg{element}{n}}% {\code{(\builtin{:value-vector} \proctypearg{element-type})}} \procpurity{pure} Argument \proctypearg{element-type} has to be a static type expression. Each \indexedprocarg{element}{k} has to be an instance of \proctypearg{element-type}. \subsection{\builtin{vector}} \index{\builtin{vector}} \label{subsec:sp-vector} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\builtin{vector} \proctypearg{element-type} \indexedprocarg{element}{1} ... \indexedprocarg{element}{n}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \typeargument{element-type}{\builtin{}}{The element type of the new vector} \indexedargument{element}{k}{\builtin{}}{An element of the new vector} \end{arglist} \procresult{A vector with element type \code{element-type} and % elements \indexedprocarg{element}{1}, ..., \indexedprocarg{element}{n}}% {\code{(\builtin{:vector} \proctypearg{element-type})}} \procpurity{pure} Argument \proctypearg{element-type} has to be a static type expression. Each \indexedprocarg{element}{k} has to be an instance of \proctypearg{element-type}. \section{Tuple Operations} \subsection{\builtin{tuple-ref}} \index{\builtin{tuple-ref}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\cbuiltin{tuple-ref} \procarg{tuple} \procarg{index}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \argument{tuple}{\code{(\tupletype \indexedsyntaxvarf{t}{1} % ... \indexedsyntaxvarf{t}{n})}}{A tuple} \argument{index}{\builtin{}}{Index of the element wanted} \end{arglist} \procresult{The element of \code{tuple} at position \code{index}}% {\indexedsyntaxvarf{t}{\texttt{index}}} The indices of a tuple start from zero. \subsection{\builtin{tuple-type-with-tail}} \index{\builtin{tuple-type-with-tail}} \startprocsyntax \begin{codeblock} (\cbuiltin{tuple-type-with-tail} \proctypearg{tuple-t} \proctypearg{tail-t}) \end{codeblock} \startprocarguments \begin{arglist} \typeargument{tuple-t}{\builtin{}}{A tuple type} \typeargument{tail-t}{\builtin{}}{A type} \end{arglist} \procresult{A list type constructed from \proctypearg{tuple-t} and % \proctypearg{tail-t}}{\builtin{}} Let \begin{codeformula} \proctypearg{tuple-t} \end{codeformula} be a tuple type consisting of types \begin{codeformula} \indexedsyntaxvarf{t}{1}, ..., \indexedsyntaxvarf{t}{n} \end{codeformula} and \begin{codeformula} \proctypearg{tail-t} \end{codeformula} be a type. Object of type \begin{codeformula} (\cbuiltin{tuple-type-with-tail} \proctypearg{tuple-t} \proctypearg{tail-t}) \end{codeformula} is a list with first \(n\) element types \begin{codeformula} \indexedsyntaxvarf{t}{1}, ..., \indexedsyntaxvarf{t}{n} \end{codeformula} and the tail of the \(n\)th element %%\begin{codeformula} \proctypearg{tail-t}. %%\end{codeformula}. Expression \begin{codeformula} (\cbuiltin{tuple-type-with-tail} \proctypearg{tuple-t} \proctypearg{tail-t}) \end{codeformula} is equivalent to \begin{codeblock} (\cbuiltin{:pair} \indexedsyntaxvarf{t}{1} (\cbuiltin{:pair} \indexedsyntaxvarf{t}{2} ( ... ( \cbuiltin{:pair} \indexedsyntaxvarf{t}{n} \proctypearg{tail-t}) ... ))) \end{codeblock} \chapter{Examples} Subdirectory \code{theme-d/theme-d-code/examples} contains some examples to illustrate the \theme\ programming language. Subdirectory \code{theme-d/theme-d-code/tests} contains programs and modules used to test the \theme\ system. \section{Abstract Data Types} \label{subsec:adts} \index{abstract data type} Abstract data types are data types for which the data type is defined by specifying the operations (procedures) that the members of the data type have to implement. In \theme\ ADT's can be implemented either by using (parametrized) signatures or delegation. We define the ADT's ``sequence'' and ``association'' as examples. The following operations are implemented by every sequence class: \begin{itemize} \item \code{sequence-length} that obtains the length of a sequence \item \code{sequence-ref} that obtains a sequence element at the given index \item \code{sequence-map} that maps a given procedure to a sequence \end{itemize} Associations resemble associations lists. The following operations are implemented by every association class: \begin{itemize} \item \code{gen-assoc} that obtains a value belonging to the given key \item \code{gen-assoc-set!} that adds a binding with given key and value into the association. \end{itemize} Files \code{sequence-sgn-test.thp}, \code{sequence-sgn.th?}, and \code{sequence-list-impl.th?} contain an implementation of ADT sequence implemented with parametrized signatures. Files \code{list-as-sequence.th?}, \code{vector-as-sequence.th?}, and \code{sequence-test.thp} contain an implementation of ADT sequence implemented by delegation. Files \code{assoc-test.thp}, \code{assoc-test2.thp}, \code{assoc-list-impl.th?}, \code{assoc-sgn.th?}, \code{hash-table.th?} and \code{singleton.th?} contain and implementation of ADT association implemented with parametrized signatures. \section{Creators (high-level constructors)} \label{sec:creators} \index{creator} Sometimes the \theme\ constructors are not flexible enough to construct instances. It is possible to emulate GOOPS-style constructors in \theme. We give an example here. Example code can be found from \begin{codeblock} \cl{0.5cm} theme-d-code/examples/creators.thp \end{codeblock} First define a general purpose generic procedure and macro for creating objects: \begin{codeblock} \cl{0.5cm} (define-generic-proc initialize) \\ \\ \cl{0.5cm} (define-syntax create \\ \cl{1.0cm} (syntax-rules () \\ \cl{1.2cm} ((create clas arg ...) \\ \cl{1.4cm} (force-pure-expr \\ \cl{1.6cm} (let ((tmp (make clas))) \\ \cl{1.8cm} (initialize tmp arg ...) \\ \cl{1.8cm} tmp))))) \end{codeblock} \noindent Next define some classes to be used: \begin{codeblock} \cl{0.5cm} (define-class \#t \#f \#f public () \\ \cl{1.0cm} ((i-x public public) \\ \cl{1.2cm} (i-y public public) \\ \cl{1.2cm} (i-width public public) \\ \cl{1.2cm} (i-height public public))) \\ \\ \cl{0.5cm} (define-class \#t \#f \#f public () \\ \cl{1.0cm} ((context (:maybe ) public module null) \\ \cl{1.2cm} (widget-parent (:maybe ) public module null))) \\ \\ \cl{0.5cm} (define-class