feat: Use deferredEq which delegates to Lambda's .eq at evaluation time #183
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| | "===" => Heap.HExpr.app (Heap.HExpr.app (Heap.HExpr.deferredOp "Int.Eq" none) lhs) rhs | ||
| | "==" => Heap.HExpr.app (Heap.HExpr.app (Heap.HExpr.deferredOp "Int.Eq" none) lhs) rhs | ||
| -- Use deferredEq which delegates to Lambda's .eq at evaluation time | ||
| | "===" => Heap.HExpr.deferredEq lhs rhs |
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I suspect this should be .eq
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Equality is now represented as a distinct case that delegates evaluation to Lambda's
.eqprimitive when possible.Equality Handling Improvements
deferredEqconstructor to theHExprtype to represent deferred equality expressions that can delegate to Lambda's.eqprimitive.evalHExprfunction to handledeferredEqby evaluating both sides and delegating to Lambda's.eqevaluator if possible, otherwise keeping the expression deferred.