This module implements environments (symbol tables) as finite maps. Finite maps are not necessarily faster than simple association lists, since although lookups change from O(n) to O(log n), extension changes from O(1) to O(log n), and the latter cost can be the dominating cost...
module TiEnvFM(Env,extenv1,extenv,empty,lookup,domain,range) where import Prelude hiding (lookup) -- for Hugs import qualified Prelude -- Haskell report change workaround import FiniteMap --import PrettyPrint(Printable(..),fsep) -- for debugging newtype Env key info = Env (FiniteMap key info) extenv1 x t (Env bs) = Env (addToFM bs x t) extenv bs1 (Env bs2) = Env (addListToFM bs2 bs1) empty = Env emptyFM lookup (Env env) x = lookupFM env x domain (Env env) = keysFM env range (Env env) = eltsFM env -- Why isn't there a Show instance for FiniteMap?! instance (Show key,Show info) => Show (Env key info) where showsPrec n (Env env) = showsPrec n (fmToList env) -- Why isn't there a Functor instance for FiniteMap?! instance Functor (Env key) where fmap f (Env bs) = Env (mapFM (const f) bs) {- -- For debugging: instance (Printable key,Printable info) => Printable (Env key info) where ppi (Env env) = fsep (keysFM env) -}