@hackage visual-graphrewrite0.3.2
Visualize the graph-rewrite steps of a Haskell program
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zsol@elte.hu
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- base >=4.1.0.0
- containers >=0.2.0.0
- fgl >=5.4.2.2
- haskell-src >=1.0.1.2
- ipprint >=0.3
- lazysmallcheck >=0.3 Show all…
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@hackage/acme-everything
This tool intended to help the graph rewriting process of Haskell expressions.
This is the initial/experimental version.
Usage:
./rewrite
- The program reads the source, which can contain only simple function definitions. The following definitions may be used: (++), div, mod, eqInt, not, Cons, Nil, succ, True, False, sin.
- The source is converted into a graph rewrite system.
- The program opens a window. Press space to see the right-hand-sides of the graph rewrite rules.
Short term plans (this version is expected at the end of May):
- Show the graph rewrite process instead of the rhs of rewrite rules.
- Allow tuples and lists.
- Allow data declarations.
- Allow more built-in functions.
- User defined start expression for the graph reduction.
- To be usable as a library.
Plans for the final version:
- Allow type classes.
- Allow module imports.
- Read the Prelude.
- Extend to work with any Haskell 98 source file.
- Control the graph rewrite process (control over which functions are atomic).
- Control the visualization of the graph (some parts will be folded).