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Bidirectional Type Checker

A simple Scala implementation of "Complete and Easy Bidirectional Type Checking for Higher-Rank Polymorphism" (Dunfield and Krishnaswami 2013).

This implementation is designed to follow the paper as closely as possible and serve as an aid to anyone seeking to implement the type checking and inference algorithm described in the paper in their own programming language.

An attempt has been made to keep the terminology and variable names in the code close to those used in the paper, and comments indicate which parts of the typing rules correspond to specific parts of the code.

Building

The code can be built with SBT and contains some simple tests to run the checker on ASTs.

sbt compile
sbt test

Set the Trace variable to true to see a trace of the checker as it proceeds through the various inference and checking rules.

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Dunfield and Krishnaswami for their clearly and carefully written paper, and to Alexis King for her Haskell implementation which served as an inspiration for the structure of this code, and as a reminder of the value of making a simple direct translation of a type checking algorithm into code before trying to adapt it for use in a full-fledged language.

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