ocaml/testlabl/els.ml

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OCaml

(* Adapted from: An Expressive Language of Signatures
by Norman Ramsey, Kathleen Fisher and Paul Govereau *)
module type VALUE = sig
type value (* a Lua value *)
type state (* the state of a Lua interpreter *)
type usert (* a user-defined value *)
end
module type CORE0 = sig
module V : VALUE
val setglobal : V.state -> string -> V.value -> unit
(* five more functions common to core and evaluator *)
end
module type CORE = sig
include CORE0
val apply : V.value -> V.state -> V.value list -> V.value
(* apply function f in state s to list of args *)
end
module type AST = sig
module Value : VALUE
type chunk
type program
val get_value : chunk -> Value.value
end
module type EVALUATOR = sig
module Value : VALUE
module Ast : (AST with module Value := Value)
type state = Value.state
type value = Value.value
exception Error of string
val compile : Ast.program -> string
include CORE0 with module V := Value
end
module type PARSER = sig
type chunk
val parse : string -> chunk
end
module type INTERP = sig
include EVALUATOR
module Parser : PARSER with type chunk = Ast.chunk
val dostring : state -> string -> value list
val mk : unit -> state
end
module type USERTYPE = sig
type t
val eq : t -> t -> bool
val to_string : t -> string
end
module type TYPEVIEW = sig
type combined
type t
val map : (combined -> t) * (t -> combined)
end
module type COMBINED_COMMON = sig
module T : sig type t end
module TV1 : TYPEVIEW with type combined := T.t
module TV2 : TYPEVIEW with type combined := T.t
end
module type COMBINED_TYPE = sig
module T : USERTYPE
include COMBINED_COMMON with module T := T
end
module type BARECODE = sig
type state
val init : state -> unit
end
module USERCODE(X : TYPEVIEW) = struct
module type F =
functor (C : CORE with type V.usert = X.combined) ->
BARECODE with type state := C.V.state
end
module Weapon = struct type t end
module type WEAPON_LIB = sig
type t = Weapon.t
module T : USERTYPE with type t = t
module Make :
functor (TV : TYPEVIEW with type t = t) -> USERCODE(TV).F
end