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This file is part of the LADR Deduction Library.
The LADR Deduction Library is free software; you can redistribute it
and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License,
version 2.
The LADR Deduction Library is distributed in the hope that it will be
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*/
#ifndef TP_FPA_H
#define TP_FPA_H
#include "unify.h"
#include "index.h"
#include "fpalist.h"
/* INTRODUCTION
This package implements FPA/Path indexing for first-order terms.
It is used to retrieive terms that are likely to unify (in various
ways) with a query term. The answers are not guaranteed to unify,
and the caller must call some kind of unification routine to
check and to construct a substitution.
<P>
The unification types are
FPA_UNIFY, FPA_INSTANCE, FPA_GENERALIZATION, FPA_VARIANT, and FPA_IDENTICAL.
Performance is very good for
FPA_INSTANCE, FPA_VARIANT, and FPA_IDENTICAL,
fair for FPA_UNIFY, and
poor for FPA_GENERALIZATION.
(Use Discrimination indexing for FPA_GENERALIZATION, e.g.,
forward demodulation and forward subsumption.)
<P>
Associative-commutative (AC) function symbols are handled
by simply ignoring all subterms of AC symbols (which can give
bad performance).
Commutative/symmetric (C) operations are handled.
*/
/* Public definitions */
/* #define FPA_DEBUG */
typedef struct fpa_index * Fpa_index;
typedef struct fpa_state * Fpa_state;
/* End of public definitions */
/* Public function prototypes from fpa.c */
void fprint_fpa_mem(FILE *fp, BOOL heading);
void p_fpa_mem();
void fprint_path(FILE *fp, Ilist p);
void p_path(Ilist p);
void fprint_fpa_index(FILE *fp, Fpa_index idx);
void p_fpa_index(Fpa_index idx);
Fpa_index fpa_init_index(int depth);
void fpa_update(Term t, Fpa_index idx, Indexop op);
void fprint_fpa_state(FILE *fp, Fpa_state q, int depth);
void p_fpa_state(Fpa_state q);
void p_fpa_query(Term t, Querytype query_type, Fpa_index idx);
Term fpa_next_answer(Fpa_state q);
Term fpa_first_answer(Term t, Context c, Querytype query_type,
Fpa_index idx, Fpa_state *ppos);
void fpa_cancel(Fpa_state q);
void zap_fpa_index(Fpa_index idx);
BOOL fpa_empty(Fpa_index idx);
void p_fpa_density(Fpa_index idx);
unsigned mega_next_calls(void);
#endif /* conditional compilation of whole file */
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