[Maude-help] metaReduce functionality
Francisco Duran
duran at lcc.uma.es
Fri Apr 27 10:41:33 CDT 2007
Hi Chucky,
There is no way to trace the application of equations at the metalevel.
But you can transform your equations into rules, by hand or using a
transformation function, and then use metaApply, metaXapply and so on to
trace/guide your execution.
Paco
Chucky Ellison escribió:
> Hello all,
>
> I am trying to generate some automated tests, and because of my
> particular application, I need to be able to grab intermediary states
> during the reduction of a term (aside: I am defining an abstraction
> function between two Maude theories, so I have to test it on each
> equational step in different reductions). How can I get at this
> information? If there were some kind of metaTrace, or depth for
> metaReduce, or metaDebugStep etc., I could get it. I can't even write
> code to do this manually by looping through the list of equations
> because metaApply only applies to rewrite rules, not equations.
>
> It seems like Maude's reflection system is very powerful otherwise, so I
> feel like I must be missing something obvious. Is there any way to
> apply a single /equation/ (not a rule) at a time? Even better would be
> to apply a single equation, letting Maude choose which equation to apply
> (ie, step).
>
> Thanks for any help or direction you can offer,
>
> -Chucky Ellison
> UIUC FSL
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