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improve 1164 #1166

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10b6baa
try type instantitation for tuple-like cases
johnynek Mar 8, 2024
743ae68
Fix TypedExprTest
johnynek Mar 8, 2024
3fa3d60
improve instantiation
johnynek Mar 8, 2024
7632aae
increase substitution based subtyping
johnynek Mar 9, 2024
d0d643a
some improvements
johnynek Mar 10, 2024
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59 changes: 56 additions & 3 deletions core/src/main/scala/org/bykn/bosatsu/TypedExpr.scala
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Expand Up @@ -974,9 +974,7 @@ object TypedExpr {
}

private def allPatternTypes[N](p: Pattern[N, Type]): SortedSet[Type] =
p.traverseType(t => Writer[SortedSet[Type], Type](SortedSet(t), t))
.run
._1
p.traverseType(t => Writer[SortedSet[Type], Type](SortedSet(t), t)).run._1

// Invariant, nel must have at least one item in common with quant.vars
private def filterQuant(
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1390,6 +1388,16 @@ object TypedExpr {
if Type.quantify(q, tpe).sameAs(term.getType) =>
// we not uncommonly add an annotation just to make a generic wrapper to get back where
term
case Annotation(term, tpe)
if !q.vars.iterator
.map(_._1)
.exists(
Type.freeBoundTyVars(expr.getType :: Nil).toSet
) =>
// the variables may be free lower, but not here
val genTerm = normalizeQuantVars(q, term)
if (genTerm.getType.sameAs(tpe)) genTerm
else Annotation(normalizeQuantVars(q, term), tpe)
case _ =>
import Type.Quantification._
// We cannot rebind to any used typed inside of expr, but we can reuse
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1478,4 +1486,49 @@ object TypedExpr {

implicit def typedExprHasRegion[T: HasRegion]: HasRegion[TypedExpr[T]] =
HasRegion.instance[TypedExpr[T]](e => HasRegion.region(e.tag))

// noshadow must include any free vars of args
def liftQuantification[A](
args: NonEmptyList[TypedExpr[A]],
noshadow: Set[Type.Var.Bound]
): (
Option[Type.Quantification],
NonEmptyList[TypedExpr[A]]
) = {

val htype = args.head.getType
val (oq, rest) = NonEmptyList.fromList(args.tail) match {
case Some(neTail) =>
val (oq, rest) = liftQuantification(neTail, noshadow)
(oq, rest.toList)
case None =>
(None, Nil)
}

htype match {
case Type.Quantified(q, rho) =>
oq match {
case Some(qtail) =>
// we have to unshadow with noshadow + all the vars in the tail
val (map, q1) =
q.unshadow(noshadow ++ qtail.vars.toList.iterator.map(_._1))
val rho1 = Type.substituteRhoVar(rho, map)
(
Some(q1.concat(qtail)),
NonEmptyList(TypedExpr.Annotation(args.head, rho1), rest)
)
case None =>
val (map, q1) = q.unshadow(noshadow)
val rho1 = Type.substituteRhoVar(rho, map)
(
Some(q1),
NonEmptyList(TypedExpr.Annotation(args.head, rho1), rest)
)
}

case _ =>
(oq, NonEmptyList(args.head, rest))
}
}

}
3 changes: 3 additions & 0 deletions core/src/main/scala/org/bykn/bosatsu/TypedExprNormalization.scala
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Expand Up @@ -327,6 +327,9 @@ object TypedExprNormalization {
}

f1 match {
// TODO: what if f1: Generic(_, AnnotatedLambda(_, _, _))
// we should still be able ton convert this to a let by
// instantiating to the right args
case AnnotatedLambda(lamArgs, expr, _) =>
// (y -> z)(x) = let y = x in z
val lets = lamArgs.zip(args).map { case ((n, ltpe), arg) =>
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183 changes: 156 additions & 27 deletions core/src/main/scala/org/bykn/bosatsu/rankn/Infer.scala
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Expand Up @@ -428,9 +428,7 @@ object Infer {

private val checkedKinds: Infer[Type => Option[Kind]] = {
val emptyRegion = Region(0, 0)
GetEnv.map { env =>
tpe => env.getKind(tpe, emptyRegion).toOption
}
GetEnv.map(env => tpe => env.getKind(tpe, emptyRegion).toOption)
}

// on t[a] we know t: k -> *, what is the variance
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -561,10 +559,10 @@ object Infer {
* with what they point to
*/
def zonkType(t: Type): Infer[Type] =
Type.zonkMeta(t)(zonk(_))
Type.zonkMeta(t)(zonk)

def zonkTypedExpr[A](e: TypedExpr[A]): Infer[TypedExpr[A]] =
TypedExpr.zonkMeta(e)(zonk(_))
TypedExpr.zonkMeta(e)(zonk)

val zonkTypeExprK
: FunctionK[TypedExpr.Rho, Lambda[x => Infer[TypedExpr[x]]]] =
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1176,9 +1174,9 @@ object Infer {
left: Region,
right: Region
): Option[Infer[TypedExpr.Coerce]] =
inferred match {
(inferred match {
case Type.ForAll(vars, inT) =>
Type.instantiate(vars.iterator.toMap, inT, declared).map {
Type.instantiate(vars.iterator.toMap, inT, declared, Map.empty).map {
case (_, subs) =>
validateSubs(subs.toList, left, right)
.as {
Expand All @@ -1191,8 +1189,30 @@ object Infer {
}
}
}
case _ => None
}
case _ =>
None
}).orElse(declared match {
case Type.Exists(vars, inT) =>
Type.instantiate(vars.iterator.toMap, inT, inferred, Map.empty).map {
case (_, subs) =>
validateSubs(subs.toList, left, right)
.as {
new FunctionK[TypedExpr, TypedExpr] {
def apply[A](te: TypedExpr[A]): TypedExpr[A] =
// we apply the annotation here and let Normalization
// instantiate. We could explicitly have
// instantiation TypedExpr where you pass the variables to set
TypedExpr.Annotation(te, declared)
}
}
}
case _ =>
// TODO: we should be able to handle Dual quantification which could
// solve more cases. The challenge is existentials and universals appear
// on different sides, so cases where both need solutions can't be done
// with the current method that only solves one direction now.
None
})
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We should be able to match on any Quantification and instantiate it correctly. The existential and universal require instantiating two different directions to only one or the other is easy.

// note, this is identical to subsCheckRho when declared is a Rho type
def subsCheck(
inferred: Type,
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1377,8 +1397,9 @@ object Infer {
if inT.length == args.length =>
// see if we can instantiate the result type
// if we can, we use that to fix the known parameters and continue
Type.instantiate(univ.iterator.toMap, outT, tpe).flatMap {
case (frees, inst) =>
Type
.instantiate(univ.iterator.toMap, outT, tpe, Map.empty)
.flatMap { case (frees, inst) =>
// if instantiate works, we know outT => tpe
if (inst.nonEmpty && frees.isEmpty) {
// we made some progress and there are no frees
Expand All @@ -1389,7 +1410,7 @@ object Infer {
// We learned nothing
None
}
}
}
case _ =>
None
}
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1462,6 +1483,86 @@ object Infer {
}
}

def applyViaInst[A: HasRegion](
fn: Expr[A],
args: NonEmptyList[Expr[A]],
tag: A
): Infer[Option[TypedExpr[A]]] =
(maybeSimple(fn), args.traverse(maybeSimple(_))).mapN {
(infFn, infArgs) =>
infFn.flatMap { fnTe =>
fnTe.getType match {
case Type.Fun.SimpleUniversal(us, argsT, resT)
if argsT.length == args.length =>
infArgs.sequence
.flatMap { argsTE =>
val argTypes = argsTE.map(_.getType)
// we can lift any quantification of the args
// outside of the function application
// We have to lift *before* substitution
val noshadows =
Type.freeBoundTyVars(resT :: argTypes.toList).toSet ++
us.iterator.map(_._1)
val (optQ, liftArgs) =
TypedExpr.liftQuantification(argsTE, noshadows)

val liftArgTypes = liftArgs.map(_.getType)
Type.instantiate(
us.toList.toMap,
Type.Tuple(argsT.toList),
Type.Tuple(liftArgTypes.toList),
optQ.fold(Map.empty[Type.Var.Bound, Kind])(
_.vars.toList.toMap
)
) match {
case None =>
/*
println(s"can't instantiate: ${
Type.fullyResolvedDocument.document(fnTe.getType).render(80)
} to ${liftArgTypes.map(Type.fullyResolvedDocument.document(_).render(80))}")
*/
pureNone
case Some((frees, inst)) =>
if (frees.nonEmpty) {
// TODO maybe we could handle this, but not yet
// seems like if the free vars are set to the same
// variable, then we can just lift it into the
// quantification
/*
println(s"remaining frees in ${
Type.fullyResolvedDocument.document(fnTe.getType).render(80)
} to ${liftArgTypes.map(Type.fullyResolvedDocument.document(_).render(80))}: $frees")
*/
pureNone
} else {
val subMap =
inst.view.mapValues(_._2).toMap[Type.Var, Type]
val fnType0 = Type.Fun(liftArgTypes, resT)
val fnType1 = Type.substituteVar(fnType0, subMap)
val resType = Type.substituteVar(resT, subMap)

val resTe = TypedExpr.App(
TypedExpr.Annotation(fnTe, fnType1),
liftArgs,
resType,
tag
)

val maybeQuant = optQ match {
case Some(q) => TypedExpr.Generic(q, resTe)
case None => resTe
}

pure(Some(maybeQuant))
}
}
}
case _ =>
pureNone
}
}
}.flatSequence

def applyRhoExpect[A: HasRegion](
fn: Expr[A],
args: NonEmptyList[Expr[A]],
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1518,20 +1619,44 @@ object Infer {
res <- zonkTypedExpr(TypedExpr.Global(pack, name, vSigma, tag))
} yield coerce(res)
case Annotation(App(fn, args, tag), resT, annTag) =>
(
checkApply(fn, args, tag, resT, region(annTag)),
instSigma(resT, expect, region(annTag))
)
.parFlatMapN { (typedTerm, coerce) =>
zonkTypedExpr(typedTerm).map(coerce(_))
applyViaInst(fn, args, tag)
.flatMap {
case Some(te) =>
for {
co1 <- subsCheck(
te.getType,
resT,
region(tag),
region(annTag)
)
co2 <- instSigma(resT, expect, region(annTag))
z <- zonkTypedExpr(te)
} yield co2(co1(z))
case None =>
(
checkApply(fn, args, tag, resT, region(annTag)),
instSigma(resT, expect, region(annTag))
)
.parFlatMapN { (typedTerm, coerce) =>
zonkTypedExpr(typedTerm).map(coerce(_))
}
}
case App(fn, args, tag) =>
expect match {
case Expected.Check((rho, reg)) =>
checkApply(fn, args, tag, rho, reg)
case inf =>
applyRhoExpect(fn, args, tag, inf)
}
applyViaInst(fn, args, tag)
.flatMap {
case Some(te) =>
for {
co <- instSigma(te.getType, expect, HasRegion.region(tag))
z <- zonkTypedExpr(te)
} yield co(z)
case None =>
expect match {
case Expected.Check((rho, reg)) =>
checkApply(fn, args, tag, rho, reg)
case inf @ Expected.Inf(_) =>
applyRhoExpect(fn, args, tag, inf)
}
}
case Generic(tpes, in) =>
for {
unSkol <- inferForAll(tpes, in)
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1697,7 +1822,12 @@ object Infer {
simp.flatMap { te =>
te.getType match {
case Type.ForAll(fas, in) =>
Type.instantiate(fas.iterator.toMap, in, rho) match {
Type.instantiate(
fas.iterator.toMap,
in,
rho,
Map.empty
) match {
case Some((frees, subs)) if frees.isEmpty =>
// we know that substituting in gives rho
// check kinds
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -2249,8 +2379,7 @@ object Infer {

for {
_ <- init
rhoT <- inferRho(e)
(rho, expTyRho) = rhoT
(rho, expTyRho) <- inferRho(e)
q <- quantify(unifySelf(expTyRho), rho)
} yield q
}
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