On 9/5/2019 9:05 AM, Adam Golding wrote:
What is the shortest/smallest racket program (ithat enumerates all and
only valid racket programs?
You might be interested in the logic-programming/constraint-solving
language named miniKanren.
http://minikanren.org/
miniKanren can solve puzzles like these:
generate ( all ! ) programs that print "I love you"
generate ( all ! ) programs that reproduce themselves
generate ( all ! ) pairs of programs (A,B) where A prints B and B prints A
generate programs from examples of what they are supposed to do.
One trick solves all these puzzles.
Given the source code of an interpreter named eval, miniKanren can solve
equations like this:
(and
(equal? (eval '(<program-with-missing-part> example1)) 'desired-result1)
(equal? (eval '(<program-with-missing-part> example2)) 'desired-result2)
... )
The search strategy is complete. It will eventually check everything in
the search tree. It will not get stuck.
--
Josh Rubin
jlru...@gmail.com
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