Builtin simproc declaration extension state.
It contains:
- The discrimination tree keys for each simproc (including symbolic evaluation procedures) name.
- The actual procedure associated with a name.
- keys : Std.HashMap Name (Array SimpTheoremKey)
- procs : Std.HashMap Name (Simproc ⊕ DSimproc)
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This global reference is populated using the command builtin_simproc_pattern%.
This reference is then used to process the attributes builtin_simproc and builtin_sevalproc.
Both attributes need the keys and the actual procedure registered using the command builtin_simproc_pattern%.
- declName : Name
- keys : Array SimpTheoremKey
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- builtin : Std.HashMap Name (Array SimpTheoremKey)
- newEntries : PHashMap Name (Array SimpTheoremKey)
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Given a declaration name declName, store the discrimination tree keys and the actual procedure.
This method is invoked by the command builtin_simproc_pattern% elaborator.
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Builtin symbolic evaluation procedures.
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Applies s to e after peeling off numExtraArgs trailing arguments, and re-applies them to the
result. This is how a simproc keyed on f a b fires on the over-application f a b c.
numExtraArgs must be the number getMatchWithExtra returned for e itself; a number obtained for
a different expression may exceed the number of arguments e has.
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Similar to try, but only consider DSimproc case. That is, if s.proc is a Simproc, treat it as a .continue.
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Runs the applicable simprocs in s on e, and returns as soon as one of them rewrites e.
We must not keep going with the remaining candidates: they were selected for e, and the number of
extra arguments recorded for each of them only makes sense for e. The simplifier looks up
candidates afresh when it revisits the rewritten expression.
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Similar to simprocCore, but for DSimprocs.
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Try to retrieve the simproc set using the simp or simproc attribute names.
Recall that when we declare a simp set using register_simp_attr, an associated
simproc set is automatically created. We use the function simpAttrNameToSimprocAttrName to
find the simproc associated with the simp attribute.