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use super::{Program, point};

/// The trait for an instruction set.
///
/// Holds its return type as an associated type.
pub trait Instr {
    type Return;
}

/// The instruction that does nothing.
pub struct Identity<A>(pub A);

impl<A> Instr for Identity<A> {
    type Return = A;
}

pub fn identity<'a, A: 'a>(a: A) -> Program<'a, Identity<A>, A> {
    point(a)
}

/// Combines two instruction sets into one.
///
/// This is useful to compose multiple smaller
/// instruction sets into a bigger one.
pub enum Coproduct<I, J> {
    Left(I),
    Right(J)
}

impl<A, I: Instr<Return=A>, J: Instr<Return=A>> Instr for Coproduct<I, J> {
    type Return = A;
}