package elpi

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package elpi

elpi
- Elpi_API
  - Ast
    
    Loc
  - Compile
    
    StrSet
  - Data
    
    StrMap
  - Execute
  - Extend
    
    BuiltInPredicate
    
    ADT
    
    Notation
    
    CData
    
    Compile
    
    State
    
    CustomFunctor
    
    CustomState
    
    Data
    
    C
    
    Constants
    
    Map
    
    Set
    
    Pp
    
    Raw
    
    Utils
  - Parse
  - Pp
    
    Ast
  - Setup
- Elpi_builtin

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val error : ?loc:Ast.Loc.t -> string -> 'a

A regular error (fatal)

An invariant is broken, i.e. a bug

val anomaly : ?loc:Ast.Loc.t -> string -> 'a

An invariant is broken, i.e. a bug

A type error (in principle ruled out by elpi-checker.elpi)

val type_error : ?loc:Ast.Loc.t -> string -> 'a

A type error (in principle ruled out by elpi-checker.elpi)

A non fatal warning

val warn : ?loc:Ast.Loc.t -> string -> unit

A non fatal warning

val list_to_lp_list : Data.term list -> Data.term

link between OCaml and LP lists. Note that 1,2|X is not a valid * OCaml list!

val lp_list_to_list : depth:int -> Data.term -> Data.term list

val unsafe_look : Data.term -> Data.view

val get_assignment : Data.uvar_body -> Data.term option

The body of an assignment, if any (LOW LEVEL). * Use look and forget about this API since the term you get * needs to be moved and/or reduced, and you have no API for this.

val clause_of_term : 
  ?name:string ->
  ?graft:([ `After | `Before ] * string) ->
  depth:int ->
  Ast.Loc.t ->
  Data.term ->
  Ast.program

Hackish, in particular the output should be a compiled program

val move : from:int -> to_:int -> Data.term -> Data.term

Lifting/restriction (LOW LEVEL, don't use)