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Automatic Partial Inversion of Inductively Sequential Functions ⋆
"... Abstract. We introduce a new partial inversion technique for first-order functional programs. Our technique is simple, fully automatic, and (when it succeeds) returns a program that belongs to the same class of the original program, namely the class of inductively sequential programs (i.e., typical ..."
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Abstract. We introduce a new partial inversion technique for first-order functional programs. Our technique is simple, fully automatic, and (when it succeeds) returns a program that belongs to the same class of the original program, namely the class of inductively sequential programs (i.e., typical functional programs). To ease the definition, our method proceeds in a stepwise manner: normalization (introduction of let expressions), proper inversion, and removal of let expressions. Furthermore, it can easily be implemented. Therefore, it forms an appropriate basis for developing a practically applicable transformation tool. Preliminary experiments with a prototype implementation of the partial inverter demonstrates the usefulness and viability of our approach. 1

