lh-l4v/lib/test/FastMap_Test.thy

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(*
* Copyright 2020, Data61, CSIRO (ABN 41 687 119 230)
*
* SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-2-Clause
*)
theory FastMap_Test
imports
Lib.FastMap
Lib.LexordList
Lib.NICTATools
Lib.Qualify
begin
section \<open>Basic usage example\<close>
experiment begin
local_setup \<open>
FastMap.define_map
(* The name of the map constant and names of associated theorems.
* This function constructs a set of sensible default names, but
* you can also choose different names manually. *)
(FastMap.name_opts_default "simple_test_map")
(* List of the actual mappings. These must be sorted by key
* and the key type must admit a linear order. *)
[(@{term "0 :: nat"}, @{term "0 :: nat"}),
(@{term "1 :: nat"}, @{term "1 :: nat"}),
(@{term "2 :: nat"}, @{term "1 :: nat"}),
(@{term "3 :: nat"}, @{term "2 :: nat"}),
(@{term "4 :: nat"}, @{term "3 :: nat"}),
(@{term "5 :: nat"}, @{term "5 :: nat"})]
(* Key transformer. Must be an injective function that maps the
* key type to a linorder type. This will usually be id, unless
* the key type isn't naturally linorder. See string_map below
* for an example of a non-trivial key transform. *)
@{term "id :: nat \<Rightarrow> nat"}
(* Extra simp rules to use when verifying the key ordering. *)
@{thms}
(* Use the default background simpset for solving goals.
* Set to true if you want precise control over the simpset. *)
false
\<close>
thm simple_test_map_def
text \<open>Default theorem names are generated based on the map name\<close>
thm simple_test_map_to_lookup_list
thm simple_test_map_lookups
thm simple_test_map_domain simple_test_map_range simple_test_map_keys_distinct
subsection \<open>Check the generated theorems\<close>
lemma "simple_test_map = map_of [(0, 0), (1, 1), (2, 1), (3, 2), (4, 3), (5, 5)]"
by (rule simple_test_map_to_lookup_list)
lemma
"simple_test_map 0 = Some 0"
"simple_test_map 1 = Some 1"
"simple_test_map 2 = Some 1"
"simple_test_map 3 = Some 2"
"simple_test_map 4 = Some 3"
"simple_test_map 5 = Some 5"
by (rule simple_test_map_lookups)+
lemma
"dom simple_test_map = set [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]"
by (rule simple_test_map_domain)
text \<open>Note that the range is not simplified\<close>
lemma
"ran simple_test_map = set [0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5]"
by (rule simple_test_map_range)
lemma
"distinct ([0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5] :: nat list)"
by (rule simple_test_map_keys_distinct[simplified list.map prod.sel])
end
section \<open>Basic tests for the generated theorems\<close>
ML \<open>
fun create_int_map name n typ ctxt =
FastMap.define_map (FastMap.name_opts_default name)
(List.tabulate (n, fn i => (HOLogic.mk_number typ i,
HOLogic.mk_string (string_of_int i))))
(Const (@{const_name id}, typ --> typ))
@{thms}
false
ctxt
\<close>
experiment begin
local_setup \<open>
create_int_map "simple_test_map_100" 100 @{typ int}
\<close>
print_theorems
text \<open>Direct lookup theorems\<close>
lemma "simple_test_map_100 42 = Some ''42''"
by (rule simple_test_map_100_lookups)
text \<open>We try to configure the default simpset for fast lookups\<close>
lemma "simple_test_map_100 100 = None"
by (time_methods
default:
\<open>simp add: simple_test_map_100_def\<close>
minimal:
\<open>simp only: simple_test_map_100_def FastMap.lookup_tree_simps'
id_apply rel_simps if_False
cong: if_weak_cong\<close>
slow_simps:
\<open>simp add: simple_test_map_100_def FastMap.lookup_tree.simps
del: FastMap.lookup_tree_simps'
cong: if_weak_cong cong del: if_cong\<close>
slow_simps_l4v:
\<open>simp add: simple_test_map_100_def FastMap.lookup_tree.simps
del: FastMap.lookup_tree_simps'
cong: if_cong cong del: if_weak_cong\<close>
(* This simulates using a functional map instead of FastMap *)
fun_map:
\<open>simp add: simple_test_map_100_to_lookup_list\<close>
(* Strangely, this is much faster, even though it uses the same rules
(and even has the same simp trace) *)
fun_map_minimal:
\<open>simp only: simple_test_map_100_to_lookup_list
map_of.simps fun_upd_apply prod.sel
rel_simps simp_thms if_True if_False
cong: if_weak_cong\<close>)
text \<open>Domain and range theorems\<close>
lemma "dom simple_test_map_100 = {0 .. 99}"
apply (simp add: atLeastAtMost_upto upto_rec1)
by (simp only: simple_test_map_100_domain set_simps)
lemma
"ran simple_test_map_100 =
set ([[x] | x \<leftarrow> ''0123456789''] @ [[x, y] | x \<leftarrow> ''123456789'', y \<leftarrow> ''0123456789''])"
apply simp
by (simp only: simple_test_map_100_range set_simps)
end
section \<open>Test with larger mapping\<close>
experiment begin
local_setup \<open>
create_int_map "simple_test_map_1000" 1000 @{typ int}
\<close>
lemma "simple_test_map_1000 42 = Some ''42''"
by (rule simple_test_map_1000_lookups)
lemma "simple_test_map_1000 1000 = None"
by (simp add: simple_test_map_1000_def)
lemma "dom simple_test_map_1000 = {0 .. 999}"
apply (simp add: atLeastAtMost_upto upto_rec1)
by (simp only: simple_test_map_1000_domain set_simps)
lemma
"ran simple_test_map_1000 =
set ([[x] | x \<leftarrow> ''0123456789''] @
[[x, y] | x \<leftarrow> ''123456789'', y \<leftarrow> ''0123456789''] @
[[x, y, z] | x \<leftarrow> ''123456789'', y \<leftarrow> ''0123456789'', z \<leftarrow> ''0123456789''])"
apply simp
by (simp only: simple_test_map_1000_range set_simps)
end
section \<open>Optimising an existing mapping\<close>
experiment begin
local_setup \<open>
let
val map_def =
fold (fn i => fn m =>
@{term "fun_upd :: (int \<Rightarrow> string option) \<Rightarrow> int \<Rightarrow> string option \<Rightarrow> (int \<Rightarrow> string option)"} $
m $ HOLogic.mk_number @{typ int} i $
(@{term "Some :: string \<Rightarrow> string option"} $ HOLogic.mk_string (string_of_int i)))
(0 upto 100 - 1) @{term "Map.empty :: int \<Rightarrow> string option"};
val name = Binding.name "slow_map";
in
Local_Theory.define
((name, NoSyn), ((Thm.def_binding name, []), map_def))
#> snd
end
\<close>
thm slow_map_def
local_setup \<open>
create_int_map "fast_map" 100 @{typ int}
\<close>
lemma slow_map_alt_def:
"slow_map = fast_map"
unfolding slow_map_def
unfolding fast_map_to_lookup_list
apply (simp only: FastMap.map_of_rev[symmetric] fast_map_keys_distinct)
apply (simp only: rev.simps append.simps map_of.simps prod.sel)
done
lemma "slow_map 42 = Some ''42''"
by (time_methods
fast_map: \<open>simp add: slow_map_alt_def fast_map_def\<close>
direct_lookup: \<open>simp add: slow_map_alt_def fast_map_lookups\<close>
slow_map: \<open>simp add: slow_map_def\<close>)
lemma "slow_map 100 = None"
by (time_methods
fast_map: \<open>simp add: slow_map_alt_def fast_map_def\<close>
slow_map: \<open>simp add: slow_map_def\<close>)
lemma "dom slow_map = {0 .. 99}"
supply upto_rec1[simp]
apply (simp add: atLeastAtMost_upto)
(* Domain for slow_map gets generated in reverse order *)
using set_rev[where xs="[0 .. 99] :: int list", simplified]
by (time_methods
fast_map: \<open>simp add: slow_map_alt_def fast_map_domain\<close>
slow_map: \<open>simp add: slow_map_def\<close>)
end
section \<open>Simpset tests\<close>
definition my_id
where
"my_id x \<equiv> x"
lemma my_id_loop:
"my_id x = my_id (Suc x) - 1"
by (simp add: my_id_def)
declare my_id_loop[simp]
declare my_id_def[simp]
text \<open>With our faulty simpset, the key ordering solver gets into a loop.\<close>
local_setup \<open> fn ctxt =>
(Timeout.apply (Time.fromSeconds 5) (
FastMap.define_map (FastMap.name_opts_default "minimal_test_map")
(List.tabulate (100, fn i => (HOLogic.mk_number @{typ nat} i,
HOLogic.mk_string (string_of_int i))))
@{term "my_id :: nat => nat"}
@{thms}
false
) ctxt;
error "FastMap timeout test: shouldn't get here"
)
handle Timeout.TIMEOUT _ => ctxt
\<close>
declare my_id_loop[simp del]
declare my_id_def[simp del]
text \<open>The solver for injectivity of the key transformer can also loop.\<close>
lemma inj_my_id_loop[simp]:
fixes x y :: nat
shows "(my_id x = my_id y) = (my_id (x + x) = my_id (y + y))"
by (auto simp: my_id_def)
lemma my_id_lessI:
"(my_id x < my_id y) = (x < y)"
by (simp add: my_id_def)
local_setup \<open> fn ctxt =>
(Timeout.apply (Time.fromSeconds 5) (
FastMap.define_map (FastMap.name_opts_default "minimal_test_map")
(List.tabulate (100, fn i => (HOLogic.mk_number @{typ nat} i,
HOLogic.mk_string (string_of_int i))))
@{term "my_id :: nat => nat"}
@{thms my_id_lessI}
false
) ctxt;
error "FastMap timeout test: shouldn't get here"
)
handle Timeout.TIMEOUT _ => ctxt
\<close>
text \<open>Manual simpset control.\<close>
lemma my_id_inj:
"inj my_id"
by (simp add: inj_def my_id_def)
local_setup \<open>
FastMap.define_map (FastMap.name_opts_default "minimal_test_map")
(List.tabulate (100, fn i => (HOLogic.mk_number @{typ nat} i,
HOLogic.mk_string (string_of_int i))))
@{term "my_id :: nat => nat"}
@{thms my_id_lessI rel_simps my_id_inj[THEN inj_eq]}
true
\<close>
section \<open>Test preserving user input\<close>
text \<open>
Even when using the background simpset, FastMap should never simplify
inside of the supplied keys and values.
\<close>
local_setup \<open>
FastMap.define_map (FastMap.name_opts_default "preserve_input_test_map")
(List.tabulate (100, fn i => (@{term "(+) :: nat \<Rightarrow> nat \<Rightarrow> nat"} $
HOLogic.mk_number @{typ nat} i $
@{term "0 :: nat"},
@{term "rev :: string \<Rightarrow> string"} $
HOLogic.mk_string (string_of_int i))))
@{term "id :: nat => nat"}
@{thms}
false
\<close>
lemma "preserve_input_test_map (42 + 0) = Some (rev ''42'')"
apply (fails \<open>simp; rule preserve_input_test_map_lookups\<close>)
by (rule preserve_input_test_map_lookups)
lemma "42 + 0 \<in> dom preserve_input_test_map"
apply (fails \<open>solves \<open>simp; unfold preserve_input_test_map_domain; intro list.set_intros\<close>\<close>)
by (unfold preserve_input_test_map_domain; intro list.set_intros)
lemma "rev ''42'' \<in> ran preserve_input_test_map"
apply (fails \<open>solves \<open>simp; unfold preserve_input_test_map_range; intro list.set_intros\<close>\<close>)
by (unfold preserve_input_test_map_range; intro list.set_intros)
section \<open>Test @{command qualify}\<close>
locale qualified_map_test
qualify qualified_map_test
local_setup \<open>
create_int_map "qualified_map" 100 @{typ nat}
\<close>
end_qualify
text \<open>Check that unqualified name doesn't exist\<close>
ML \<open>
@{assert} (not (can dest_Const @{term qualified_map}));
@{assert} (can dest_Const @{term qualified_map_test.qualified_map});
\<close>
section \<open>Test locales\<close>
context qualified_map_test begin
local_setup \<open>
create_int_map "locale_map" 100 @{typ nat}
\<close>
thm locale_map_def
end
text \<open>Check that unqualified name doesn't exist\<close>
ML \<open>
@{assert} (not (can dest_Const @{term locale_map}));
@{assert} (can dest_Const @{term qualified_map_test.locale_map});
\<close>
section \<open>Test other key types\<close>
subsection \<open>Finite words\<close>
experiment begin
local_setup \<open>
create_int_map "word_map" 256 @{typ word32}
\<close>
lemma "word_map 42 = Some ''42''"
by (rule word_map_lookups)
lemma "word_map 999 = None"
by (simp add: word_map_def)
end
subsection \<open>Strings\<close>
instantiation char :: ord begin
definition[simp]: "(c::char) < d \<equiv> (of_char c :: nat) < of_char d"
definition[simp]: "(c::char) \<le> d \<equiv> (of_char c :: nat) \<le> of_char d"
instance ..
end
instantiation char :: linorder begin
instance
by intro_classes
(auto simp: preorder_class.less_le_not_le linorder_class.linear)
end
experiment begin
text \<open>
Strings are not naturally in the @{class linorder} class.
However, we can use a key transformer (@{const lexord_list})
to use strings as @{class linorder} keys.
\<close>
local_setup \<open>
FastMap.define_map (FastMap.name_opts_default "string_map")
(List.tabulate (100, fn i => (HOLogic.mk_string (StringCvt.padLeft #"0" 3 (string_of_int i)),
HOLogic.mk_number @{typ nat} i)))
@{term "lexord_list :: string \<Rightarrow> char lexord_list"}
@{thms}
false
\<close>
lemma "string_map ''042'' = Some 42"
by (rule string_map_lookups)
lemma "string_map ''0123'' = None"
by (simp add: string_map_def)
text \<open>
Notice that the domain and map theorems don't include the key
transformer; it is merely an implementation detail.
\<close>
schematic_goal "(dom string_map = (?x :: string set))"
by (rule string_map_domain)
schematic_goal "string_map = map_of (?binds :: (string \<times> nat) list)"
by (rule string_map_to_lookup_list)
end
section \<open>Small inputs\<close>
experiment begin
text \<open>
Note that the current interface doesn't support empty mappings,
because it would have no input values to derive the correct map
type. This tests 1-to-4-element mappings.
\<close>
local_setup \<open>
create_int_map "small_test_map_1" 1 @{typ nat}
\<close>
lemma
"small_test_map_1 \<equiv> FastMap.lookup_tree id (FastMap.Node 0 ''0'' FastMap.Leaf FastMap.Leaf)"
by (rule small_test_map_1_def)
lemma
"small_test_map_1 = map_of [(0, ''0'')]"
by (rule small_test_map_1_to_lookup_list)
lemma
"small_test_map_1 0 = Some ''0''"
by (rule small_test_map_1_lookups)
local_setup \<open>
create_int_map "small_test_map_2" 2 @{typ nat}
#>
create_int_map "small_test_map_3" 3 @{typ nat}
#>
create_int_map "small_test_map_4" 4 @{typ nat}
\<close>
end
end