[TYPES] how to typing for logic equality operator
朱常鹏
is99zcp at hotmail.com
Wed Nov 17 02:34:48 EST 2010
I am reading the 19th chapter of Types and Programming Languages.
I encounter a problem during adding a typing rule for logic equality operator == to FJ.
According to the Java equality operator semantic, the typing rule seems to be described as follow:
e1 : T1 e2 : T2 T1 <: T2 || T2 <: T1
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e1 == e2 : Bool
However, term substitution doesn't preserve the typing rule, since the relation T1' <: T2' || T2' <: T1'
may be not hold after a substitution, where [x ->s]e1 : T1' and [x->s]e2 : T2'.
who can help me to solve the problem, thank you in advance.
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