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Estimated hours taken: 20 Branches: main compiler/hlds_pred.m: Add a field to clauses_info to record whether we have any foreign_proc clauses. Add a new goal type clauses_and_pragmas to describe predicates that have procedures implemented using both pragmas and clauses. Add pred_info_pragma_goal_type and pred_info_clause_goal_type to simplify cases where we are just interested whether the goal types might contain pragmas or goals. compiler/make_hlds.m: Record errors if we try to add a foreign_proc that will replace a Mercury clause that is not mode-specific, or if we try to add a non-mode specific Mercury clause that will replace a foreign proc. Otherwise, we allow a foreign_proc to replace mode-specific Mercury clauses. Set the goal type for potentially mixed mercury/foreign_proc clauses as "clauses". Add Mercury clauses only for modes not yet covered by foreign_proc clauses. Checking this could be a performance problem so we check the have_foreign_clauses boolean so that we don't need to search all the clauses every time we add a Mercury clause (only when there are foreign_clauses to search for). Traverse clauses and decide upon our course of action (add new foreign_proc clause, ignore new foreign_proc clause, replace existing clause, split existing clause and add new clause) all in one go. compiler/clause_to_proc.m: compiler/higher_order.m: compiler/hlds_out.m: compiler/make_hlds.m: compiler/purity.m: compiler/polymorphism.m: compiler/unify_proc.m: Handle have_foreign_clauses field in clauses_info. Handle clauses_and_pragmas goal type. compiler/intermod.m: Handle clauses_and_pragmas goal type. Handle all clauses in a single pass, since we now know on a clause by clause basis whether they are foreign_proc clauses or Mercury clauses we can simplify the traversal of all clauses down to a single pass. doc/reference_manual.texi: doc/user_guide.texi: Document the ability to mix mode-specific Mercury and foreign_proc clauses. Document the behaviour of the implementation when it comes to specific backends (that is, the preferred foreign languages list). Also a few fixes from fjh's review that didn't quite make it into the review.
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7.9 KiB
Mathematica
230 lines
7.9 KiB
Mathematica
%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
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% Copyright (C) 1995-2001 The University of Melbourne.
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% This file may only be copied under the terms of the GNU General
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% Public License - see the file COPYING in the Mercury distribution.
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%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
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:- module clause_to_proc.
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:- interface.
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:- import_module hlds_pred, hlds_module.
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:- import_module list, std_util.
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% In the hlds, we initially record the clauses for a predicate
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% in the clauses_info data structure which is part of the
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% pred_info data structure. But once the clauses have been
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% type-checked, we want to have a separate copy of each clause
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% for each different mode of the predicate, since we may
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% end up reordering the clauses differently in different modes.
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% Here we copy the clauses from the clause_info data structure
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% into the proc_info data structure. Each clause is marked
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% with a list of the modes for which it applies, so that
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% there can be different code to implement different modes
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% of a predicate (e.g. sort). For each mode of the predicate,
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% we select the clauses for that mode, disjoin them together,
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% and save this in the proc_info.
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:- pred copy_module_clauses_to_procs(list(pred_id), module_info, module_info).
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:- mode copy_module_clauses_to_procs(in, in, out) is det.
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:- pred copy_clauses_to_procs(pred_info, pred_info).
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:- mode copy_clauses_to_procs(in, out) is det.
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:- pred copy_clauses_to_proc(proc_id, clauses_info, proc_info, proc_info).
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:- mode copy_clauses_to_proc(in, in, in, out) is det.
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% Before copying the clauses to the procs, we need to add
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% a default mode of `:- mode foo(in, in, ..., in) = out is det.'
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% for functions that don't have an explicit mode declaration.
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:- pred maybe_add_default_func_modes(list(pred_id), pred_table, pred_table).
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:- mode maybe_add_default_func_modes(in, in, out) is det.
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:- pred maybe_add_default_func_mode(pred_info, pred_info, maybe(proc_id)).
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:- mode maybe_add_default_func_mode(in, out, out) is det.
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%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%
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:- implementation.
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:- import_module hlds_goal, hlds_data, prog_data, mode_util, make_hlds, purity.
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:- import_module globals.
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:- import_module bool, int, set, map, varset.
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maybe_add_default_func_modes([], Preds, Preds).
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maybe_add_default_func_modes([PredId | PredIds], Preds0, Preds) :-
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map__lookup(Preds0, PredId, PredInfo0),
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maybe_add_default_func_mode(PredInfo0, PredInfo, _),
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map__det_update(Preds0, PredId, PredInfo, Preds1),
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maybe_add_default_func_modes(PredIds, Preds1, Preds).
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maybe_add_default_func_mode(PredInfo0, PredInfo, MaybeProcId) :-
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pred_info_procedures(PredInfo0, Procs0),
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pred_info_get_is_pred_or_func(PredInfo0, PredOrFunc),
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(
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%
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% Is this a function with no modes?
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%
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PredOrFunc = function,
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map__is_empty(Procs0)
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->
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%
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% If so, add a default mode of
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%
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% :- mode foo(in, in, ..., in) = out is det.
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%
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% for this function. (N.B. functions which can
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% fail must be explicitly declared as semidet.)
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%
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pred_info_arity(PredInfo0, PredArity),
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FuncArity is PredArity - 1,
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in_mode(InMode),
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out_mode(OutMode),
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list__duplicate(FuncArity, InMode, FuncArgModes),
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FuncRetMode = OutMode,
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list__append(FuncArgModes, [FuncRetMode], PredArgModes),
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Determinism = det,
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pred_info_context(PredInfo0, Context),
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MaybePredArgLives = no,
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varset__init(InstVarSet),
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% No inst_vars in default func mode.
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add_new_proc(PredInfo0, InstVarSet, PredArity, PredArgModes,
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yes(PredArgModes), MaybePredArgLives, yes(Determinism),
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Context, address_is_not_taken, PredInfo, ProcId),
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MaybeProcId = yes(ProcId)
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;
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PredInfo = PredInfo0,
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MaybeProcId = no
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).
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copy_module_clauses_to_procs(PredIds, ModuleInfo0, ModuleInfo) :-
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module_info_preds(ModuleInfo0, Preds0),
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copy_module_clauses_to_procs_2(PredIds, Preds0, Preds),
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module_info_set_preds(ModuleInfo0, Preds, ModuleInfo).
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:- pred copy_module_clauses_to_procs_2(list(pred_id), pred_table, pred_table).
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:- mode copy_module_clauses_to_procs_2(in, in, out) is det.
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copy_module_clauses_to_procs_2([], Preds, Preds).
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copy_module_clauses_to_procs_2([PredId | PredIds], Preds0, Preds) :-
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map__lookup(Preds0, PredId, PredInfo0),
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(
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% don't process typeclass methods, because their proc_infos
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% are generated already mode-correct
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pred_info_get_markers(PredInfo0, PredMarkers),
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check_marker(PredMarkers, class_method)
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->
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Preds1 = Preds0
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;
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copy_clauses_to_procs(PredInfo0, PredInfo),
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map__det_update(Preds0, PredId, PredInfo, Preds1)
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),
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copy_module_clauses_to_procs_2(PredIds, Preds1, Preds).
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copy_clauses_to_procs(PredInfo0, PredInfo) :-
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pred_info_procedures(PredInfo0, Procs0),
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pred_info_clauses_info(PredInfo0, ClausesInfo),
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pred_info_all_non_imported_procids(PredInfo0, ProcIds),
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copy_clauses_to_procs_2(ProcIds, ClausesInfo, Procs0, Procs),
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pred_info_set_procedures(PredInfo0, Procs, PredInfo).
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:- pred copy_clauses_to_procs_2(list(proc_id), clauses_info,
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proc_table, proc_table).
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:- mode copy_clauses_to_procs_2(in, in, in, out) is det.
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copy_clauses_to_procs_2([], _, Procs, Procs).
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copy_clauses_to_procs_2([ProcId | ProcIds], ClausesInfo, Procs0, Procs) :-
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map__lookup(Procs0, ProcId, Proc0),
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copy_clauses_to_proc(ProcId, ClausesInfo, Proc0, Proc),
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map__det_update(Procs0, ProcId, Proc, Procs1),
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copy_clauses_to_procs_2(ProcIds, ClausesInfo, Procs1, Procs).
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copy_clauses_to_proc(ProcId, ClausesInfo, Proc0, Proc) :-
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ClausesInfo = clauses_info(VarSet, _, _, VarTypes, HeadVars, Clauses,
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TI_VarMap, TCI_VarMap, _),
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select_matching_clauses(Clauses, ProcId, MatchingClauses),
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get_clause_goals(MatchingClauses, GoalList),
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( GoalList = [SingleGoal] ->
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Goal = SingleGoal
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;
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%
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% Convert the list of clauses into a disjunction,
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% and construct a goal_info for the disjunction.
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%
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%
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% We use the context of the first clause, unless
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% there weren't any clauses at all, in which case
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% we use the context of the mode declaration.
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%
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goal_info_init(GoalInfo0),
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( GoalList = [FirstGoal | _] ->
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FirstGoal = _ - FirstGoalInfo,
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goal_info_get_context(FirstGoalInfo, Context)
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;
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proc_info_context(Proc0, Context)
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),
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goal_info_set_context(GoalInfo0, Context, GoalInfo1),
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%
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% The non-local vars are just the head variables.
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%
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set__list_to_set(HeadVars, NonLocalVars),
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goal_info_set_nonlocals(GoalInfo1, NonLocalVars, GoalInfo2),
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%
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% The disjunction is impure/semipure if any of the disjuncts
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% is impure/semipure.
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%
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(
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list__member(_SubGoal - SubGoalInfo, GoalList),
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\+ goal_info_is_pure(SubGoalInfo)
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->
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list__map(get_purity, GoalList, PurityList),
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list__foldl(worst_purity, PurityList, (pure), Purity),
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add_goal_info_purity_feature(GoalInfo2, Purity,
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GoalInfo)
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;
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GoalInfo2 = GoalInfo
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),
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map__init(Empty),
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Goal = disj(GoalList, Empty) - GoalInfo
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),
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proc_info_set_body(Proc0, VarSet, VarTypes, HeadVars, Goal,
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TI_VarMap, TCI_VarMap, Proc).
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:- pred get_purity(hlds_goal, purity).
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:- mode get_purity(in, out) is det.
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get_purity(_Goal - GoalInfo, Purity) :-
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infer_goal_info_purity(GoalInfo, Purity).
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:- pred select_matching_clauses(list(clause), proc_id, list(clause)).
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:- mode select_matching_clauses(in, in, out) is det.
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select_matching_clauses([], _, []).
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select_matching_clauses([Clause | Clauses], ProcId, MatchingClauses) :-
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Clause = clause(ProcIds, _, _, _),
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% an empty list here means that the clause applies to all procs
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( ProcIds = [] ->
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MatchingClauses = [Clause | MatchingClauses1]
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; list__member(ProcId, ProcIds) ->
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MatchingClauses = [Clause | MatchingClauses1]
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;
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MatchingClauses = MatchingClauses1
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),
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select_matching_clauses(Clauses, ProcId, MatchingClauses1).
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:- pred get_clause_goals(list(clause)::in, list(hlds_goal)::out) is det.
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get_clause_goals([], []).
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get_clause_goals([Clause | Clauses], Goals) :-
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Clause = clause(_, Goal, _, _),
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goal_to_disj_list(Goal, GoalList),
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list__append(GoalList, Goals1, Goals),
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get_clause_goals(Clauses, Goals1).
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