introduces BIL special encodings and publishes BIL CT parser #1265
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It is now possible to (ab)use BIL special statements to encode arbitrary semantics. The payload is still stored as a string, but it is now specially encoded and printed. Each kind of payload is represented by an attribute, e.g., `Bil.call` is used to encode calls, and `Bil.intrinsic` is used to encode intrinsics. The Core Theory BIL parser, that enables reflection of the BIL programs into the CT terms, is moved to the library and is made available in `Bil.Theory` module. We might later extend this module with the actual BIL theory, though it is already could be instantiated via the `Theory.instance` function.
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It is now possible to (ab)use BIL special statements to encode arbitrary semantics. The payload is still stored as a string, but it is now specially encoded and printed. Each kind of payload is represented by an attribute, e.g.,
Bil.callis used to encode calls, andBil.intrinsicis used to encode intrinsics.The Core Theory BIL parser, that enables reflection of the BIL programs into the CT terms, is moved to the library and is made available in
Bil.Theorymodule. We might later extend this module with the actual BIL theory, though it is already could be instantiated via theTheory.instancefunction.