(** A generic language is a type of programs and a linker. *)

Structure Language := mklang { lang_prog :> Type; lang_link: Linker lang_prog }.(** A generic language is a type of programs and a linker. *)

Structure Language := mklang { lang_prog :> Type; lang_link: Linker lang_prog }.(** A generic language is a type of programs and a linker. *)

Structure Language := mklang { lang_prog :> Type; lang_link: Linker lang_prog }.(** A generic language is a type of programs and a linker. *)

Structure Language := mklang { lang_prog :> Type; lang_link: Linker lang_prog }.Canonical Structure Language_gen (A: Type) (L: Linker A) : Language := @mklang A L.(** A compilation pass from language [S] (source) to language [T] (target)
  is a matching relation between [S] programs and [T] programs,
  plus two linkers, one for [S] and one for [T],
  and a property of commutation with linking. *)

Record Pass (S T: Language) := mkpass {
  pass_match :> lang_prog S -> lang_prog T -> Prop;
  pass_match_link: @TransfLink (lang_prog S) (lang_prog T) (lang_link S) (lang_link T) pass_match
}.(** A compilation pass from language [S] (source) to language [T] (target)
  is a matching relation between [S] programs and [T] programs,
  plus two linkers, one for [S] and one for [T],
  and a property of commutation with linking. *)

Record Pass (S T: Language) := mkpass {
  pass_match :> lang_prog S -> lang_prog T -> Prop;
  pass_match_link: @TransfLink (lang_prog S) (lang_prog T) (lang_link S) (lang_link T) pass_match
}.(** A compilation pass from language [S] (source) to language [T] (target)
  is a matching relation between [S] programs and [T] programs,
  plus two linkers, one for [S] and one for [T],
  and a property of commutation with linking. *)

Record Pass (S T: Language) := mkpass {
  pass_match :> lang_prog S -> lang_prog T -> Prop;
  pass_match_link: @TransfLink (lang_prog S) (lang_prog T) (lang_link S) (lang_link T) pass_match
}.(** A compilation pass from language [S] (source) to language [T] (target)
  is a matching relation between [S] programs and [T] programs,
  plus two linkers, one for [S] and one for [T],
  and a property of commutation with linking. *)

Record Pass (S T: Language) := mkpass {
  pass_match :> lang_prog S -> lang_prog T -> Prop;
  pass_match_link: @TransfLink (lang_prog S) (lang_prog T) (lang_link S) (lang_link T) pass_match
}.Program Definition pass_identity (l: Language): Pass l l :=
  {| pass_match := fun p1 p2 => p1 = p2;
     pass_match_link := _ |}.Program Definition pass_compose {l1 l2 l3: Language} (pass: Pass l1 l2) (pass': Pass l2 l3) : Pass l1 l3 :=
  {| pass_match := fun p1 p3 => exists p2, pass_match pass p1 p2 /\ pass_match pass' p2 p3;
     pass_match_link := _ |}.(** A list of compilation passes that can be composed. *)

Inductive Passes: Language -> Language -> Type :=
  | pass_nil: forall l, Passes l l
  | pass_cons: forall l1 l2 l3, Pass l1 l2 -> Passes l2 l3 -> Passes l1 l3.(** A list of compilation passes that can be composed. *)

Inductive Passes: Language -> Language -> Type :=
  | pass_nil: forall l, Passes l l
  | pass_cons: forall l1 l2 l3, Pass l1 l2 -> Passes l2 l3 -> Passes l1 l3.(** A list of compilation passes that can be composed. *)

Inductive Passes: Language -> Language -> Type :=
  | pass_nil: forall l, Passes l l
  | pass_cons: forall l1 l2 l3, Pass l1 l2 -> Passes l2 l3 -> Passes l1 l3.Infix ":::" := pass_cons (at level 60, right associativity) : linking_scope.(** The pass corresponding to the composition of a list of passes. *)

Fixpoint compose_passes (l l': Language) (passes: Passes l l') : Pass l l' :=
  match passes in Passes l l' return Pass l l' with
  | pass_nil l => pass_identity l
  | pass_cons l1 l2 l3 pass1 passes => pass_compose pass1 (compose_passes passes)
  end.

Lemma nlist_forall2_compose_inv: forall (A B C: Type) (R1: A -> B -> Prop) (R2: B -> C -> Prop) (la: nlist A) (lc: nlist C), nlist_forall2 (fun a c => exists b, R1 a b /\ R2 b c) la lc -> exists lb: nlist B, nlist_forall2 R1 la lb /\ nlist_forall2 R2 lb lc.