lh-l4v/lib/Value_Abbreviation.thy

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(*
* Copyright 2020, Data61, CSIRO (ABN 41 687 119 230)
*
* SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-2-Clause
*)
theory Value_Abbreviation
imports Main
keywords "value_abbreviation" :: thy_decl
begin
text \<open>Computing values and saving as abbreviations.
Useful in program verification to handle some configuration constant
(e.g. n = 4) which may change. This mechanism can be used to give
names (abbreviations) to other related constants (e.g. 2 ^ n, 2 ^ n - 1,
[1 .. n], rev [1 .. n]) which may appear repeatedly.
\<close>
ML \<open>
structure Value_Abbreviation = struct
fun value_and_abbreviation mode name expr int ctxt = let
val decl = (name, NONE, Mixfix.NoSyn)
val expr = Syntax.read_term ctxt expr
val eval_expr =Value_Command.value ctxt expr
val lhs = Free (Binding.name_of name, fastype_of expr)
val eq = Logic.mk_equals (lhs, eval_expr)
val ctxt = Specification.abbreviation mode (SOME decl) [] eq int ctxt
val pretty_eq = Syntax.pretty_term ctxt eq
in Pretty.writeln pretty_eq; ctxt end
val _ =
Outer_Syntax.local_theory' @{command_keyword value_abbreviation}
"setup abbreviation for evaluated value"
(Parse.syntax_mode -- Parse.binding -- Parse.term
>> (fn ((mode, name), expr) => value_and_abbreviation mode name expr));
end
\<close>
text \<open>Testing it out.
Unfortunately locale/experiment/notepad all won't work here because
the code equation setup is all global.
\<close>
definition
"value_abbreviation_test_config_constant_1 = (24 :: nat)"
definition
"value_abbreviation_test_config_constant_2 = (5 :: nat)"
value_abbreviation (input)
value_abbreviation_test_important_magic_number
"((2 :: int) ^ value_abbreviation_test_config_constant_1)
- (2 ^ value_abbreviation_test_config_constant_2)"
value_abbreviation (input)
value_abbreviation_test_range_of_options
"rev [int value_abbreviation_test_config_constant_2
.. int value_abbreviation_test_config_constant_1]"
end