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Instantiated values in heads of definitions cause segfault.
Issue #338
resolved
{ nat(0). }
causes a segfault when trying to convert into Prolog clauses, but
{ nat(x) <- x = 0. }
does not.
Problem lies with the translator trying to ask the name and sort of the "0" there, which is not present in the Rule body.
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Added support for definitions that have domain elements in their head.
Domain elements need to be handled differently. The old code assumed that every term in the head was a variable. Casting this to a VarTerm* and trying to use its attributes consequently resulted in errors.
This fixes bug
#338.→ <<cset 44d2917ed7bb>>
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Added support for definitions that have domain elements in their head.
Domain elements need to be handled differently. The old code assumed that every term in the head was a variable. Casting this to a VarTerm* and trying to use its attributes consequently resulted in errors.
This fixes bug
#338.→ <<cset 871e4d0877c0>>
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reporter
Added support for definitions that have domain elements in their head.
Domain elements need to be handled differently. The old code assumed that every term in the head was a variable. Casting this to a VarTerm* and trying to use its attributes consequently resulted in errors.
This fixes bug
#338.→ <<cset a830be7a2e86>>
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reporter
Added support for definitions that have domain elements in their head.
Domain elements need to be handled differently. The old code assumed that every term in the head was a variable. Casting this to a VarTerm* and trying to use its attributes consequently resulted in errors.
This fixes bug
#338.→ <<cset d70fc6e1c8a6>>
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reporter
Added support for definitions that have domain elements in their head.
Domain elements need to be handled differently. The old code assumed that every term in the head was a variable. Casting this to a VarTerm* and trying to use its attributes consequently resulted in errors.
This fixes bug
#338.→ <<cset d42f3705bffb>>
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Added support for definitions that have domain elements in their head.
Domain elements need to be handled differently. The old code assumed that every term in the head was a variable. Casting this to a VarTerm* and trying to use its attributes consequently resulted in errors.
This fixes bug
#338.→ <<cset 2fe51fe94694>>
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