more combinators for Automaton, changed some signatures

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Simon Cruanes 2013-12-30 13:52:44 +01:00
parent cf592e2c77
commit e3d5b78c5e
2 changed files with 78 additions and 35 deletions

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@ -29,28 +29,26 @@ OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
type ('s, -'i, +'o) t = 's -> 'i -> 's * 'o list
(** Transition function of an event automaton *)
module EventQueue = struct
type t = (unit -> unit) Queue.t
type queue = (unit -> unit) Queue.t
let create () = Queue.create ()
let create_queue () = Queue.create ()
let default = create ()
let default_queue = create_queue ()
let _process q =
while not (Queue.is_empty q) do
let task = Queue.pop q in
task ()
done
let _process q =
while not (Queue.is_empty q) do
let task = Queue.pop q in
task ()
done
let _schedule q task = Queue.push task q
end
let _schedule q task = Queue.push task q
(* empty callback *)
let __noop s i os = true
type ('s, 'i, 'o) instance = {
transition : ('s, 'i, 'o) t;
queue : EventQueue.t;
queue : queue;
mutable state : 's;
mutable connections : 'o connection list;
mutable n_callback : int;
@ -58,9 +56,11 @@ type ('s, 'i, 'o) instance = {
}
(* connection to another automaton *)
and 'a connection = Conn : (_, 'a, _) instance -> 'a connection
and 'a connection =
| Conn : (_, 'a, _) instance -> 'a connection
| ConnMap : ('a -> 'b) * (_, 'b, _) instance -> 'a connection
let instantiate ?(queue=EventQueue.default) ~f init = {
let instantiate ?(queue=default_queue) ~f init = {
transition = f;
queue;
state = init;
@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ let instantiate ?(queue=EventQueue.default) ~f init = {
callback = Array.make 3 __noop;
}
let transition a i = a.transition a.state i
let transition a = a.transition
let state a = a.state
@ -84,9 +84,12 @@ let on_transition a k =
a.callback.(a.n_callback) <- k;
a.n_callback <- a.n_callback + 1
let connect ~left ~right =
let connect left right =
left.connections <- (Conn right) :: left.connections
let connect_map f left right =
left.connections <- (ConnMap (f, right)) :: left.connections
(* remove i-th callback of [a] *)
let _remove_callback a i =
if i < a.n_callback
@ -123,11 +126,29 @@ let rec send : type s i o. (s, i, o) instance -> i -> unit
(fun o -> _forward_connections a.connections o)
os;
(* if no enclosing call to [send], we need to process events *)
if first then EventQueue._process a.queue
if first then _process a.queue
and _forward_connections : type a. a connection list -> a -> unit
= fun l o -> match l with
| [] -> ()
| (Conn a') :: l' ->
EventQueue._schedule a'.queue (fun () -> send a' o);
_schedule a'.queue (fun () -> send a' o);
_forward_connections l' o
| (ConnMap (f, a')) :: l' ->
_schedule a'.queue (fun () -> send a' (f o));
_forward_connections l' o
(** {2 Helpers} *)
let map_i f a s i = a s (f i)
let map_o f a s i =
let s', os = a s i in
s', List.map f os
let iter k a =
on_transition a (fun s i os -> k s i os; true)
let iter_state k = iter (fun s i (s',os) -> k s')
let iter_input k = iter (fun s i os -> k i)
let iter_output k = iter (fun s i (_,os) -> List.iter k os)

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@ -33,28 +33,29 @@ type ('s, 'i, 'o) instance
(** Instance of an automaton, with a concrete state, and connections to other
automaton instances. *)
module EventQueue : sig
type t
(** Stateful value used to store the event (pending transitions) that remain
* to process, using an in-memory queue and processing pending tasks until
* none remains. A default global queue is provided, see {!default}. *)
type queue
(** Stateful value used to store the event (pending transitions) that remain
* to process, using an in-memory queue and processing pending tasks until
* none remains. A default global queue is provided, see {!default_queue}. *)
val default : t
(** Default event queue *)
val default_queue : queue
(** Default event queue *)
val create : unit -> t
end
val create_queue : unit -> queue
val instantiate : ?queue:EventQueue.t ->
f:('s, 'i, 'o) t -> 's -> ('s, 'i, 'o) instance
val instantiate :
?queue:queue ->
f:('s, 'i, 'o) t ->
's ->
('s, 'i, 'o) instance
(** [instantiate ~f init] creates an instance of [f] with initial state
[init]. The [queue] is used to process transitions of this automaton.
[init].
@param queue event queue used to process transitions of the automaton
upon calls to {!send}. Default value is {!EventQueue.default}. *)
upon calls to {!send}. Default value is {!default_queue}. *)
val transition : ('s, 'i, 'o) instance -> 'i -> ('s * 'o list)
(** Compute the transition function for the given input *)
val transition : ('s, 'i, 'o) instance -> ('s, 'i, 'o) t
(** Transition function of this instance *)
val state : ('s, _, _) instance -> 's
(** Current state of the automaton instance *)
@ -65,10 +66,14 @@ val on_transition : ('s, 'i, 'o) instance -> ('s -> 'i -> 's * 'o list -> bool)
The callback [k] returns a boolean to signal whether it wants to continue
being called ([true]) or stop being called ([false]). *)
val connect : left:(_, _, 'a) instance -> right:(_, 'a, _) instance -> unit
(** [connect ~left ~right] connects the ouput of [left] to the input of [right].
val connect : (_, _, 'a) instance -> (_, 'a, _) instance -> unit
(** [connect left right] connects the ouput of [left] to the input of [right].
Outputs of [left] will be fed to [right]. *)
val connect_map : ('a -> 'b) -> (_, _, 'a) instance -> (_, 'b, _) instance -> unit
(** [connect_map f left right] is a generalization of {!connect}, that
applies [f] to outputs of [left] before they are sent to [right] *)
val send : (_, 'i, _) instance -> 'i -> unit
(** [send a i] uses [a]'s transition function to update [a] with the input
event [i]. The output of the transition function (a list of outputs) is
@ -76,3 +81,20 @@ val send : (_, 'i, _) instance -> 'i -> unit
This may not terminate, if the automata keep on creating new outputs that
trigger other outputs forever. *)
(** {2 Helpers} *)
val map_i : ('a -> 'b) -> ('s, 'b, 'o) t -> ('s, 'a, 'o) t
(** map inputs *)
val map_o : ('a -> 'b) -> ('s, 'i, 'a) t -> ('s, 'i, 'b) t
(** map outputs *)
val iter : ('s -> 'i -> ('s * 'o list) -> unit) -> ('s,'i,'o) instance -> unit
(** Iterate on every transition (wrapper around {!on_transition}) *)
val iter_state : ('s -> unit) -> ('s, _, _) instance -> unit
val iter_input : ('i -> unit) -> (_, 'i, _) instance -> unit
val iter_output : ('o -> unit) -> (_, _, 'o) instance -> unit