Define_mk_ptreepatriciaLib.Define_mk_ptree : string -> term_ptree -> thm
Define a new Patricia tree constant.
A call to Define_mk_ptree c t builds a HOL Patricia tree
from the ML tree t and uses this to define a new constant
c. This provides and efficient mechanism to define large
patricia trees in HOL: the trees can be quickly built in ML and then
imported into HOL via patriciaLib.mk_ptree. Provided the
tree is not too large, a side-effect of Define_mk_ptree is
to prove the theorem |- IS_PTREE c. This is controlled by
the reference is_ptree_term_size_limit.
To avoid producing large terms, a call to EVAL will not
expand out the definition of the new constant c. However,
it will efficiently evaluate operations performed on c,
e.g. PEEK c n for ground n.
Define_mk_ptree will fail when
patriciaLib.mk_ptree fails.
The following session shows the construction of Patricia trees in ML, which are then imported into HOL.
> open patriciaLib;
> val ptree = patriciaLib.Define_mk_ptree "ptree" (int_ptree_of_list [(1,``1``), (2, ``2``)]);
val ptree = ⊢ ptree = Branch 0 0 (Leaf 1 1) (Leaf 2 2): thm
> DB.fetch "-" "ptree_def";
val it = ⊢ ptree = Branch 0 0 (Leaf 1 1) (Leaf 2 2): thm
> val _ = Globals.max_print_depth := 7;
let
fun pp _ _ (_: term_ptree) = PolyML.PrettyString "<ptree>"
in
PolyML.addPrettyPrinter pp
end;
val it = (): unit
> val random_ptree =
real_time patriciaLib.ptree_of_ints
(Random.rangelist (0,100000) (10000,Random.newgenseed 1.0));
realtime: 0.010s
val random_ptree = <ptree>: term_ptree
> val random = real_time (patriciaLib.Define_mk_ptree "random") random_ptree;
realtime: 0.086s
val random =
⊢ random =
Branch 0 0
(... ... 1 (... ... (... ... ))
(... ... (... ... ) (... ... (... ... ))))
(Branch 0 1 (... ... (... ... ) (... ... (... ... )))
(... ... 2 (... ... (... ... ))
(... ... (... ... ) (... ... (... ... ))))): thm
> patriciaLib.size random_ptree;
val it = 9517: int
> real_time EVAL ``SIZE random``;
realtime: 0.172s
val it = ⊢ SIZE random = 9517: thm
> int_peek random_ptree 3;
val it = SOME (“()”): term option
> real_time PTREE_CONV ``random ' 3``;
realtime: 0.000s
val it = ⊢ random ' 3 = random ' 3: thm
> int_peek random_ptree 100;
val it = NONE: term option
> real_time EVAL ``random ' 100``;
realtime: 0.000s
val it = ⊢ random ' 100 = random ' 100: thm
patriciaLib.mk_ptree,
patriciaLib.PTREE_CONV,
patriciaLib.PTREE_DEFN_CONV