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The Intrinsic Library (intrinsics)

Collection of intrinsic Rel definitions.

Int

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Int(x)

Holds if x is a 64-bit signed integer type.

Examples

Integrity constraint that tests whether x is an Int.

def R = 6
 
ic int_type_check(x in R) {
    Int(x)
}

Schema defined in a relation using Int:

def my_relation(x in String, y in Int) {
    x = "abc" and y = 123
}
 
def output = my_relation

Int32

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Int32(x)

Holds if x is a 32-bit signed integer type.

Int64

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Int64(x)

Holds if x is a 64-bit signed integer type.

Int128

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Int128(x)

Holds if x is a 128-bit signed integer type.

UInt

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UInt(x)

Holds if x is a 64-bit unsigned integer type.

Examples

Integrity constraint that tests whether x is a 64-bit unsigned integer:

def R = uint64[2]
 
ic uint_type_check(x in R) {
    UInt(x)
}

UInt32

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UInt32(x)

Holds if x is a 32-bit unsigned integer type.

UInt64

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UInt64(x)

Holds if x is a 64-bit unsigned integer type.

UInt128

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UInt128(x)

Holds if x is a 128-bit unsigned integer type.

Float

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Float(x)

Holds if x is a 64-bit floating point number type.

Example

Integrity constraint that tests whether x is a 64-bit floating point number.

def R = Float[2.0]
 
ic float_type_check(x in R) {
    Float(x)
}

Float32

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Float32(x)

Holds if x is a 32-bit floating point number type.

Float64

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Float64(x)

Holds if x is a 64-bit floating point number type.

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