package herdtools7

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package herdtools7

herdtools7.asllib
- Asllib
  - AST
  - ASTUtils
    
    IMap
    
    ISet
    
    Infix
  - Backend
    
    S
  - Bitvector
  - Builder
  - Diet
    
    ELT
    
    INTERVAL_SET
    
    Interval
    
    Int
    
    Interval
    
    Int64
    
    Interval
    
    Make
    
    Elt
    
    Interval
    
    Z
    
    Interval
  - Env
    
    RunTime
    
    C
    
    RunTimeConf
  - Error
  - Gparser0
  - Instrumentation
    
    SEMBUFFER
    
    SEMINSTR
    
    SemMake
    
    Buffer
    
    SemanticsCmp
    
    SemanticsMap
    
    SemanticsNoBuffer
    
    SemanticsNoInstr
    
    SemanticsRule
    
    SemanticsSet
    
    SemanticsSingleBuffer
    
    SemanticsSingleInstr
    
    SemanticsSingleSetBuffer
    
    SemanticsSingleSetInstr
    
    TYPBUFFER
    
    TYPINSTR
    
    TypMake
    
    Buffer
    
    TypingCmp
    
    TypingNoBuffer
    
    TypingNoInstr
    
    TypingRule
    
    TypingSet
    
    TypingSingleBuffer
    
    TypingSingleInstr
    
    TypingSingleSetBuffer
    
    TypingSingleSetInstr
    
    TypingsMap
  - Interpreter
    
    Config
    
    Instr
    
    Make
    
    B
    
    C
    
    Instr
    
    S
    
    B
  - Lexer
  - Lexer0
  - Native
    
    NativeBackend
    
    NativeInterpreter
    
    C
    
    Instr
  - PP
  - Parser
  - Parser0
    
    Incremental
    
    MenhirInterpreter
  - RepeatableLexer
  - Serialize
  - SimpleLexer0
  - Splitasl
  - StaticEnv
  - StaticInterpreter
    
    Normalize
    
    AMap
    
    AtomOrdered
    
    MMap
    
    MonomialOrdered
    
    PMap
    
    PolynomialOrdered
  - Storage
  - TopoSort
    
    ASTFold
    
    Make
    
    O
    
    Properties
    
    OrderedHashedType
  - Types
    
    Domain
  - Typing
  - Version

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val make : elt -> elt -> interval

make first last construct an interval describing all the elements from first to last inclusive.

val x : interval -> elt

the starting element of the interval

val y : interval -> elt

the ending element of the interval