(** * Simple expressions and their big-step semantics *)

(** An expression is simple if it contains no assignments and no
  function calls. *)

Fixpoint simple (a: expr) : Prop :=
  match a with
  | Eloc _ _ _ => True
  | Evar _ _ => True
  | Ederef r _ => simple r
  | Efield l1 _ _ => simple l1
  | Eval _ _ => True
  | Evalof l _ => simple l
  | Eaddrof l _ => simple l
  | Eunop _ r1 _ => simple r1
  | Ebinop _ r1 r2 _ => simple r1 /\ simple r2
  | Ecast r1 _ => simple r1
  | Eseqand r1 r2 _ => simple r1 /\ simple r2
  | Eseqor r1 r2 _ => simple r1 /\ simple r2
  | Econdition r1 r2 r3 _ => simple r1 /\ simple r2 /\ simple r3
  | Esizeof _ _ => True
  | Ealignof _ _ => True
  | Eassign _ _ _ => False
  | Eassignop _ _ _ _ _ => False
  | Epostincr _ _ _ => False
  | Ecomma r1 r2 _ => simple r1 /\ simple r2
  | Ecall _ _ _ => False
  | Ebuiltin _ _ _ _ => False
  | Eparen r1 _ _ => simple r1
  end.(** * Correctness of the big-step semantics with respect to reduction sequences *)

(** In this section, we show that if a simple expression [a] reduces to
  some value (with the transition semantics from module [Csem]),
  then it evaluates to this value (with the big-step semantics above). *)

Definition compat_eval (k: kind) (e: env) (a a': expr) (m: mem) : Prop :=
  typeof a = typeof a' /\
  match k with
  | LV => forall b ofs, eval_simple_lvalue e m a' b ofs -> eval_simple_lvalue e m a b ofs
  | RV => forall v, eval_simple_rvalue e m a' v -> eval_simple_rvalue e m a v
  end.

Theorem eval_simple_steps: forall f r e m v ty m', star step ge (ExprState f r Kstop e m) E0 (ExprState f (Eval v ty) Kstop e m') -> simple r -> m' = m /\ ty = typeof r /\ eval_simple_rvalue e m r v.