Agda
- A dependently typed programming language
Webpage: | Agda wiki
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Theory: | Dependent Type Theory
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Implementation: | Haskell (GHC)
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Platform: | portable
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Authors: | Ulf Norell, Nils Anders Danielsson, Andreas Abel, and many more
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My contributions to Agda:
termination checker, sized types, copatterns, irrelevance, efficient projections, some improvements to unification, many improvements to user experience (UX), many bug fixes, ...
Tutorials
- Correct-By-Construction Programming in Agda
- 14 January 2019,
Tutorial at the 46th ACM SIGPLAN Symposium on Principles of Programming Languages
(POPL 2019),
Hotel Cascais Miragem, Lisbon, Portugal
- Introduction to Dependent Types and Agda
- 2 lectures during the 8th Summer School on Formal Techniques
, Menlo College, Atherton, California, USA, 21-25 May 2018.
- Agda Tutorial at Proof and Computation 2016
- Autumn School
Proof and Computation
3-8 October 2016, Aurachhof, Fischbachau, Bayern, Germany
Tutorial material for live coding:
Prelude.agda
TreeSortBool.agda
TreeSortOrd.agda
Copatterns.agda
Solutions:
TreeSortOrdSolution.agda
CopatternsSolution.agda
Solutions pretty:
TreeSortOrdSolution.html
CopatternsSolution.html
- How to Keep Your Neighbors in Order
- An Agda tutorial using Conor McBride's beautiful representation of binary search trees
30 June 2016, guest lecture in Computer Aided Formal Reasoning, class by Gordon Cichon and Martin Hofmann, Institut für Informatik, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Agda code:
.html
.zip
- Agda Tutorial at FLOPS 2016
- 13th International Symposium of Functional and Logic Programming (FLOPS 2016)
6 March 2016, Kochi, Japan
Slides: .pdf
Start: .agda
Solution: .agda
Solution pretty: .html
- An Introduction to Dependent Types and Agda
- Lecture notes (7 pages) for class on functional programming.
Uses examples of vectors and sorted lists.
Source code
Agda code
- Agda: Equality
- Lecture notes (6 pages) explaining definitional and propositional equality
plus syntax for equality chains.
Source code
- Verifying Program Optimizations in Agda. Case Study: List Deforestation
- Lecture notes (4 pages) demonstrating provably correct fold-unfold fusion for lists.
Source code
Code Snippets
- ParallelSubstitution.agda
- Parallel substitution for the untyped lambda calculus encoded with
de Bruijn indices, plus correctness for substitution composition.
.agda
.html
- HereditarySubstitutionSTLC.agda
- A normalizer for simply typed lambda terms using hereditary substitution.
(2017-12-02)
.agda
.html
- NormalizationIPL.agda
- A normalizer for full Intuitionistic Propositional Logic (IPL)
using hereditary substitution. Basically extends
HereditarySubstitutionSTLC.agda
to sum types with permutative conversions
(and product types and the empty type).
The normal form is not unique (no eta).
(2018-05-21)
.agda
.html
MiniAgda
- Termination checking using sized types
Webpage: | MiniAgda homepage
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Theory: | Dependent Type Theory
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Implementation: | Haskell (GHC ≥ 7.6)
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Platform: | portable
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Authors: | Andreas Abel, Karl Mehltretter
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A Haskell implementation of a core dependently typed language with
sized types and recursive and corecursive functions. Every well-typed
program is terminating.
See MiniAgda homepage
for further information and latest release, and a blog with examples.
(The better looking MiniAgda blog has been abandoned).
Helf
- Haskell implementation of the Edinburgh Logical Framework
Webpage: |
Helf repo on github
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Theory: | Logical Framework (λΠ)
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Implementation: | Haskell (GHC ≥ 7.8)
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Platform: | portable
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Authors: | Andreas Abel, Nicolai Kraus
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Helf is an implementation of the Edinburgh Logical Framework (LF) in Haskell.
The purpose is to compare term representations with regard to their efficiency
in practice.
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A Lambda Term Representation Based on Linear Ordered Logic
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Andreas Abel and Nicolai Kraus (2011)
6th International Workshop on Logical Frameworks and Meta-languages: Theory and Practice, LFMTP 2011, Nijmegen, the Netherlands, August 26, 2011.
.pdf
.ps.gz
.dvi
.bib
Background literature:
Completed Projects
These projects have been completed until 2003:
- Type checking Fω:
Fomega and
Church.
- Tool for teaching natural deduction and dependent types: Proof checker
Tutch.
- Termination checker based on structural ordering:
Foetus.
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