chibi-scheme/benchmarks/gabriel/nfa.sch
Alex Shinn 8b5eb68238 File descriptors maintain a reference count of ports open on them
They can be close()d explicitly with close-file-descriptor, and
will close() on gc, but only explicitly closing the last port on
them will close the fileno.  Notably needed for network sockets
where we open separate input and output ports on the same socket.
2014-02-20 22:32:50 +09:00

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; The recursive-nfa benchmark. (Figure 45, page 143.)
;; Changed by Matthew 2006/08/21 to move string->list out of the loop
(define (recursive-nfa input)
(define (state0 input)
(or (state1 input) (state3 input) #f))
(define (state1 input)
(and (not (null? input))
(or (and (char=? (car input) #\a)
(state1 (cdr input)))
(and (char=? (car input) #\c)
(state1 input))
(state2 input))))
(define (state2 input)
(and (not (null? input))
(char=? (car input) #\b)
(not (null? (cdr input)))
(char=? (cadr input) #\c)
(not (null? (cddr input)))
(char=? (caddr input) #\d)
'state2))
(define (state3 input)
(and (not (null? input))
(or (and (char=? (car input) #\a)
(state3 (cdr input)))
(state4 input))))
(define (state4 input)
(and (not (null? input))
(char=? (car input) #\b)
(not (null? (cdr input)))
(char=? (cadr input) #\c)
'state4))
(or (state0 input)
'fail))
(time (let ((input (string->list (string-append (make-string 133 #\a) "bc"))))
(let loop ((n 150000))
(if (zero? n)
'done
(begin
(recursive-nfa input)
(loop (- n 1)))))))