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anthem/include/anthem/Type.h
Patrick Lühne ea885f5fdb Fix integer detection
Clingo treats operations that were assumed to be “invalid” not as
processing errors but as operations returning an empty set.

This changes how formulas have to be evaluated. This commit implements
an explicit function for retrieving the return type of an expression,
that is, both the domain of the result as well as whether it’s an empty,
unit, or general set with multiple values.
2018-04-22 17:04:15 +02:00

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#ifndef __ANTHEM__ARITHMETICS_H
#define __ANTHEM__ARITHMETICS_H
#include <anthem/AST.h>
#include <anthem/Utils.h>
namespace anthem
{
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Arithmetics
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
struct DefaultVariableDomainAccessor
{
Domain operator()(const ast::Variable &variable)
{
return variable.declaration->domain;
}
};
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
template <class VariableDomainAccessor = DefaultVariableDomainAccessor, class... Arguments>
Type type(const ast::Term &term, Arguments &&...);
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
template <class VariableDomainAccessor = DefaultVariableDomainAccessor>
struct TermTypeVisitor
{
template <class... Arguments>
static Type visit(const ast::BinaryOperation &binaryOperation, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
const auto leftType = type<VariableDomainAccessor>(binaryOperation.left, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
const auto rightType = type<VariableDomainAccessor>(binaryOperation.right, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
// Binary operations on empty sets return an empty set (also with division)
if (leftType.setSize == SetSize::Empty || rightType.setSize == SetSize::Empty)
return {Domain::Unknown, SetSize::Empty};
// Binary operations on nonintegers return an empty set (also with division)
if (leftType.domain == Domain::Noninteger || rightType.domain == Domain::Noninteger)
return {Domain::Unknown, SetSize::Empty};
// Binary operations on unknown types return an unknown set
if (leftType.domain == Domain::Unknown || rightType.domain == Domain::Unknown)
return {Domain::Unknown, SetSize::Unknown};
// Divisions return an unknown set
if (binaryOperation.operator_ == ast::BinaryOperation::Operator::Division)
return {Domain::Integer, SetSize::Unknown};
// Binary operations on integer sets of unknown size return an integer set of unknown size
if (leftType.setSize == SetSize::Unknown || rightType.setSize == SetSize::Unknown)
return {Domain::Integer, SetSize::Unknown};
// Binary operations on integer sets with multiple elements return an integer set with multiple elements
if (leftType.setSize == SetSize::Multi || rightType.setSize == SetSize::Multi)
return {Domain::Integer, SetSize::Multi};
// Binary operations on plain integers return a plain integer
return {Domain::Integer, SetSize::Unit};
}
template <class... Arguments>
static Type visit(const ast::Boolean &, Arguments &&...)
{
return {Domain::Noninteger, SetSize::Unit};
}
template <class... Arguments>
static Type visit(const ast::Function &function, Arguments &&...)
{
// TODO: check that functions cannot return sets
return {function.declaration->domain, SetSize::Unit};
}
template <class... Arguments>
static Type visit(const ast::Integer &, Arguments &&...)
{
return {Domain::Integer, SetSize::Unit};
}
template <class... Arguments>
static Type visit(const ast::Interval &interval, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
const auto fromType = type<VariableDomainAccessor>(interval.from, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
const auto toType = type<VariableDomainAccessor>(interval.to, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
// Intervals with empty sets return an empty set
if (fromType.setSize == SetSize::Empty || toType.setSize == SetSize::Empty)
return {Domain::Unknown, SetSize::Empty};
// Intervals with nonintegers return an empty set
if (fromType.domain == Domain::Noninteger || toType.domain == Domain::Noninteger)
return {Domain::Unknown, SetSize::Empty};
// Intervals with unknown types return an unknown set
if (fromType.domain == Domain::Unknown || toType.domain == Domain::Unknown)
return {Domain::Unknown, SetSize::Unknown};
// Intervals with integers generally return integer sets
// TODO: handle 1-element intervals such as 1..1 and empty intervals such as 2..1
return {Domain::Integer, SetSize::Unknown};
}
template <class... Arguments>
static Type visit(const ast::SpecialInteger &, Arguments &&...)
{
return {Domain::Noninteger, SetSize::Unit};
}
template <class... Arguments>
static Type visit(const ast::String &, Arguments &&...)
{
return {Domain::Noninteger, SetSize::Unit};
}
template <class... Arguments>
static Type visit(const ast::UnaryOperation &unaryOperation, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
assert(unaryOperation.operator_ == ast::UnaryOperation::Operator::Absolute);
const auto argumentType = type<VariableDomainAccessor>(unaryOperation.argument, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
// Absolute value of an empty set returns an empty set
if (argumentType.setSize == SetSize::Empty)
return {Domain::Unknown, SetSize::Empty};
// Absolute value of nonintegers returns an empty set
if (argumentType.domain == Domain::Noninteger)
return {Domain::Unknown, SetSize::Empty};
// Absolute value of integers returns the same type
if (argumentType.domain == Domain::Integer)
return argumentType;
return {Domain::Unknown, SetSize::Unknown};
}
template <class... Arguments>
static Type visit(const ast::Variable &variable, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
const auto domain = VariableDomainAccessor()(variable, std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
return {domain, SetSize::Unit};
}
};
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
template <class VariableDomainAccessor, class... Arguments>
Type type(const ast::Term &term, Arguments &&... arguments)
{
return term.accept(TermTypeVisitor<VariableDomainAccessor>(), std::forward<Arguments>(arguments)...);
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
}
#endif