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um-abt
is a library for representing and manipulating the the syntax of languages that use variables.
um-abt
provides abstract binding trees (ABTs). An abstract binding tree is an abstract syntax tree, enriched with constructs to manage variable binding and scope.
um-abt
also supports unification over ABTs.
A typical example of a module satisfying this interface, used to represent the syntax of the untyped lambda calculus:
module O = struct
type 'a t =
| App of 'a * 'a
| Lam of 'a
[@@deriving eq, map, fold]
let to_string : string t -> string = function
| App (l, m) -> Printf.sprintf "(%s %s)" l m
| Lam abs -> Printf.sprintf "(λ%s)" abs
end
include Abt.Make (O)
Note the use of ppx_deriving to derive most values automatically.
module type Operator = sig ... end
The interface for a module that defines the operators of a language
module Var : sig ... end
Variables, named by strings, which can be bound to a Var.Binding
or left free.
module type Syntax = sig ... end