Add support for higher-order Prolog #1
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acharal
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Apr 15, 2017
| | App WamAddress -- APP n | ||
| | AppStr Int -- APPSTR m | ||
| | Hov WamAddress -- HOV m | ||
| | Hovaty WamAddress -- HOVATY n |
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I am guessing that there is a mistake in Hovaty WamAddress since the parameter of Hovaty corresponds to the number of arguments of the tuple if I am not mistaken. It should be Hovaty Int and since WamAddress is a type alias to Int (for now) the change should not cause any problem.
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This PR adds support for partial application and higher-order variables. The entirety of type-checking is done during runtime.
Examples are given in
pl/hopes.