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== The Easy Way ==
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You can load up the whole standard environment using the builtin set_com primitive. Currently, you also have to manually
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add infix rules for some symbols, like so
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<source lang="haskell">
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set_com (open "4e300a52e42a7cd95db079511be5e9d0b86b9596")
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infixr $ 0
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infixl >> 1
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infixl >>= 1
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infixl >>= 1
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infixr =<< 1
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infixr $ 0
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infixl ++ 4
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infixl !% 5
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-- these are for match expressions
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infixl // 0
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infixl $$ 1
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infixl @ 2
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</source>
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If you want to extend your stdenv, you can use get_com to get the current working commit.
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commit =<< get_com
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Use caution with get_com, since storing its return value leads to a recursive object and in infinite loop during evaluation. This will be fixed in the future by dis-allowing writes to commit objects (using an O(log n) functional re-write instead).
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== The Hard Way ==
 
<source lang="haskell">
 
<source lang="haskell">
 
/* Stdenv v 0.4
 
/* Stdenv v 0.4

Revision as of 17:45, 22 October 2014

The Easy Way

You can load up the whole standard environment using the builtin set_com primitive. Currently, you also have to manually add infix rules for some symbols, like so <source lang="haskell"> set_com (open "4e300a52e42a7cd95db079511be5e9d0b86b9596") infixr $ 0 infixl >> 1 infixl >>= 1 infixl >>= 1 infixr =<< 1 infixr $ 0 infixl ++ 4 infixl !% 5 -- these are for match expressions infixl // 0 infixl $$ 1 infixl @ 2 </source>

If you want to extend your stdenv, you can use get_com to get the current working commit.

 commit =<< get_com

Use caution with get_com, since storing its return value leads to a recursive object and in infinite loop during evaluation. This will be fixed in the future by dis-allowing writes to commit objects (using an O(log n) functional re-write instead).

The Hard Way

<source lang="haskell"> /* Stdenv v 0.4

*
*  To be run once, create some useful standard objects, and save
* as a commit structure (for later loading into stdenv-s). 
*
*   Create some useful primitives from the base commands,
* 'typeof' =  λ (t:⋆) (x:t) →  t -- compilation step not yet complete (and presently skipped)
* 'commit' : {} -> IO(string)
* 'open' : string -> {} -- retrieve a previously committed dir.
* 'Prim' : string -> ? -- outputs a prim
* 'Base' : string -> ⋆ -- outputs the type of a base object
*/

-- Test types Nat : ⋆ Z : Nat Succ : Nat → Nat

-- Simple functions id = λ x → x seq = λ a b → b const = λ a b → a flip = λ f a b → f b a

>>= = applyIO =<< = flip (>>=) >> = λ a b → applyIO a (const b) infixl >>= 1 infixr =<< 1 infixl >> 1

-- $ : <a,b : 'kind> -> (a -> b) -> a -> b $ : (a -> b) -> a -> b $ = fun f x -> f x infixr $ 0

IO : (a : 'kind) -> 'kind ST : (a : 'kind) (r : 'kind) -> 'kind

rm := Prim =<< commit {

        name = "rm",
        ptype = type String -> IO(Nil),
        n=1, extn = 1, -- IO prim
        API = "",
        reduce = "
  1. include <ast.h>
  2. include <cli.h>

Ast *reduce(prim_cb_t *cb, struct Prim *p) {

   struct Environ *e = (struct Environ *)cb->st;
   if(p->t[0]->type != TBase || p->t[0]->base->type != TString) {
       printf(\"rm() called on non-string\\n\");
       return mkNil();
   }
   p9remove(e, p->t[0]->base->name);
   return mkNil();

}", }

/* More work to do: unitIO applyIO unitST applyST

rm pwd ls cd open gc_stat

  • /

-- Save current project as a commit. -- commit_proj "stdenv-0.2"

unApply = Prim "1572ad8f02e44c195ee3cfff433f0fa81df75268"

-- string cat ++ = Prim "04abdf66335ce0504c9e7a1707445e2f700fc185" -- string slice !% = Prim "992740f62d4ca2f2ca9f6f6cf9274d8b9626a7c2" strlen = Prim "2081afb248e480a8f6ca6220156c69d7ac938ef8" infixl ++ 4 infix !% 5

sleep = Prim "89010250203552d538a6981e396d648999f2a62d" </source>