module type S = sig
.. end
type
item
type
descriptor
type
accumulator
A state consists of a partition of the items (or, in other words,
of an equivalence relation over items), together with a total
mapping of the partition blocks (or, in other words, of the
equivalence classes) to descriptors.
type
state
In the initial state, each item forms its own block, and each
block is mapped to the default
descriptor.
val initial : state
representative
maps each item to a representative member of its
block.
val representative : item -> state -> item
equivalent
tells whether two items are members of the same
block.
val equivalent : item -> item -> state -> bool
descriptor
maps (items to) blocks to descriptors.
val descriptor : item -> state -> descriptor
set
changes the descriptor associated with a block.
val set : item ->
descriptor -> state -> state
union
merges two blocks. The new block's descriptor is obtained
as the union of the two original descriptors. Computing the union
of two descriptors can have side effects, reflected via the
accumulator
monad.
val union : item ->
item ->
state ->
accumulator -> state * accumulator
val domain : state -> item list