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Purity

Pure (i.e. side-effect-free) constructs.

We define predicates over ASTs that say whether the ASTs are pure, i.e. without side effects.

Subtopics

Abstract-syntax-purep
Definition of the predicates that check whether the abstract syntax is pure, i.e. without side effects.