CurryInfo: call-analysis-3.2.0 / Analysis.lessSpecificEqResult
definition: 
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lessSpecificEqResult :: Eq a => (a->a->Bool) -> SemEq a -> SemEq a -> Bool lessSpecificEqResult lessSpecific (Eq f1 args1 v1) (Eq f2 args2 v2) = f1==f2 && args1==args2 && lessSpecific v1 v2 |
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demand:
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arguments 3 4 |
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deterministic:
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deterministic operation |
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documentation:
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Is semantic equation e1 less specific than e2 w.r.t. their results? The first argument is the information ordering on terms. A semantic equation is less specific iff all arguments are identical and the result of the equations are less specific. |
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failfree:
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(_, _, _, _) |
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indeterministic:
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referentially transparent operation |
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infix:
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no fixity defined |
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iotype:
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{(_,_,{Eq},{Eq}) |-> _}
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name:
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lessSpecificEqResult |
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precedence:
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no precedence defined |
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result-values:
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_ |
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signature:
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Prelude.Eq a => (a -> a -> Prelude.Bool) -> SemEq a -> SemEq a -> Prelude.Bool |
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solution-complete:
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operation might suspend on free variables |
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terminating:
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possibly non-terminating |
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totally-defined:
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reducible on all ground data terms |