static void RegisterPrimitiveProcedures()
{
var unaryArity = new Arity(1, Arity.Mode.Equal);
var binaryArity = new Arity(2, Arity.Mode.Equal);
var nonEmptyArity = new Arity(1, Arity.Mode.GreaterEqual);
var arithContract = new Contract(nonEmptyArity, new List <Type> {
typeof(Number)
});
var binNumContract = new Contract(binaryArity, new List <Type> {
typeof(Number), typeof(Number)
});
var unaryIValueContract = new Contract(unaryArity, new List <Type> {
typeof(IValue)
});
var binaryIValueContract = new Contract(binaryArity, new List <Type> {
typeof(IValue), typeof(IValue)
});
var mpairContract = new Contract(unaryArity, new List <Type> {
typeof(MPair)
});
var listContract = new Contract(nonEmptyArity, new List <Type> {
typeof(IValue)
});
var ppTable = new (string, Contract, Func <IReadOnlyCollection <IValue>, IValue>)[]
public Contract(Arity arity, IList <Type> paramTypes)
{
if (!arity.Verify(paramTypes.Count))
{
// The Contract class is designed to be used by the primitive procedures only,
// which means that I should take care of getting their contracts & implementation right.
// If compound procedures are also allowed to specify their contracts, then
// this exception should be replaced with an interpreter-handled exception.
throw new ArgumentException("The given parameter types does not match the specified arity.");
}
if (paramTypes.Where((t) => !Utils.IsIValueType(t)).Count() != 0)
{
throw new ArgumentException("The given parameter types contain a non-IValue type.");
}
this.arity = arity;
this.paramTypes = paramTypes;
}