/* Partially_Reduced_Product class declaration.
   Copyright (C) 2001-2010 Roberto Bagnara <bagnara@cs.unipr.it>
   Copyright (C) 2010-2011 BUGSENG srl (http://bugseng.com)

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#ifndef PPL_Partially_Reduced_Product_defs_hh
#define PPL_Partially_Reduced_Product_defs_hh 1

#include "Partially_Reduced_Product.types.hh"
#include "globals.types.hh"
#include "Coefficient.defs.hh"
#include "Variable.types.hh"
#include "Variables_Set.types.hh"
#include "Linear_Expression.types.hh"
#include "Constraint.types.hh"
#include "Generator.types.hh"
#include "Congruence.types.hh"
#include "Grid_Generator.types.hh"
#include "Constraint_System.types.hh"
#include "Generator_System.types.hh"
#include "Congruence_System.types.hh"
#include "Grid_Generator_System.types.hh"
#include "Poly_Con_Relation.defs.hh"
#include "Poly_Gen_Relation.defs.hh"
#include "C_Polyhedron.types.hh"
#include "NNC_Polyhedron.types.hh"
#include "Grid.types.hh"
#include "Box.types.hh"
#include "BD_Shape.types.hh"
#include "Octagonal_Shape.types.hh"

namespace Parma_Polyhedra_Library {

namespace IO_Operators {

//! Output operator.
/*!
  \relates Parma_Polyhedra_Library::Partially_Reduced_Product
  Writes a textual representation of \p dp on \p s.
*/
template <typename D1, typename D2, typename R>
std::ostream&
operator<<(std::ostream& s, const Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, R>& dp);

} // namespace IO_Operators

/*! \brief
  Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if the components of \p x and \p y
  are pairwise equal.

  \relates Partially_Reduced_Product
  Note that \p x and \p y may be dimension-incompatible: in
  those cases, the value <CODE>false</CODE> is returned.
*/
template <typename D1, typename D2, typename R>
bool operator==(const Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, R>& x,
		const Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, R>& y);

/*! \brief
  Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if the components of \p x and \p y
  are not pairwise equal.

  \relates Partially_Reduced_Product
  Note that \p x and \p y may be dimension-incompatible: in
  those cases, the value <CODE>true</CODE> is returned.
*/
template <typename D1, typename D2, typename R>
bool operator!=(const Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, R>& x,
		const Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, R>& y);

} // namespace Parma_Polyhedra_Library


/*! \brief
  This class provides the reduction method for the Smash_Product
  domain.

  \ingroup PPL_CXX_interface
  The reduction classes are used to instantiate the Partially_Reduced_Product
  domain. This class propagates emptiness between its components.
*/
template <typename D1, typename D2>
class Parma_Polyhedra_Library::Smash_Reduction {
public:
  //! Default constructor.
  Smash_Reduction();

  /*! \brief
    The smash reduction operator for propagating emptiness between the
    domain elements \p d1 and \p d2.

    If either of the the domain elements \p d1 or \p d2 is empty
    then the other is also set empty.

    \param d1
    A pointset domain element;

    \param d2
    A pointset domain element;
  */
  void product_reduce(D1& d1, D2& d2);

  //! Destructor.
  ~Smash_Reduction();
};

/*! \brief
  This class provides the reduction method for the Constraints_Product
  domain.

  \ingroup PPL_CXX_interface
  The reduction classes are used to instantiate the Partially_Reduced_Product
  domain. This class adds the constraints defining each of the component
  domains to the other component.
*/
template <typename D1, typename D2>
class Parma_Polyhedra_Library::Constraints_Reduction {
public:
  //! Default constructor.
  Constraints_Reduction();

  /*! \brief
    The constraints reduction operator for sharing constraints between the
    domains.

    The minimized constraint system defining the domain element \p d1
    is added to \p d2 and the minimized constraint system  defining \p d2
    is added to \p d1.
    In each case, the donor domain must provide a constraint system
    in minimal form; this must define a polyhedron in which the
    donor element is contained.
    The recipient domain selects a subset of these constraints
    that it can add to the recipient element.
    For example: if the domain \p D1 is the Grid domain and \p D2
    the NNC Polyhedron domain, then only the equality constraints are copied
    from \p d1 to \p d2 and from \p d2 to \p d1.

    \param d1
    A pointset domain element;

    \param d2
    A pointset domain element;
  */
  void product_reduce(D1& d1, D2& d2);

  //! Destructor.
  ~Constraints_Reduction();
};

/*! \brief
  This class provides the reduction method for the Congruences_Product
  domain.

  \ingroup PPL_CXX_interface
  The reduction classes are used to instantiate the Partially_Reduced_Product
  domain.

  This class uses the minimized congruences defining each of the components.
  For each of the congruences, it checks if the other component
  intersects none, one or more than one hyperplane defined by the congruence
  and adds equalities or emptiness as appropriate; in more detail:
  Letting the components be d1 and d2, then, for each congruence cg
  representing d1:
  - if more than one hyperplane defined by cg intersects
    d2, then d1 and d2 are unchanged;
  - if exactly one hyperplane intersects d2, then d1 and d2 are
    refined with the corresponding equality ;
  - otherwise, d1 and d2 are set to empty.
  Unless d1 and d2 are already empty, the process is repeated where the
  roles of d1 and d2 are reversed.
  If d1 or d2 is empty, then the emptiness is propagated.

*/
template <typename D1, typename D2>
class Parma_Polyhedra_Library::Congruences_Reduction {
public:
  //! Default constructor.
  Congruences_Reduction();

  /*! \brief
    The congruences reduction operator for detect emptiness or any equalities
    implied by each of the congruences defining one of the components
    and the bounds of the other component. It is assumed that the
    components are already constraints reduced.

    The minimized congruence system defining the domain element \p d1
    is used to check if \p d2 intersects none, one or more than one
    of the hyperplanes defined by the congruences: if it intersects none,
    then product is set empty; if it intersects one, then the equality
    defining this hyperplane is added to both components; otherwise,
    the product is unchanged.
    In each case, the donor domain must provide a congruence system
    in minimal form.

    \param d1
    A pointset domain element;

    \param d2
    A pointset domain element;
  */
  void product_reduce(D1& d1, D2& d2);

  //! Destructor.
  ~Congruences_Reduction();
};

/*! \brief
  This class provides the reduction method for the Shape_Preserving_Product
  domain.

  \ingroup PPL_CXX_interface
  The reduction classes are used to instantiate the Partially_Reduced_Product
  domain.

  This reduction method includes the congruences reduction.
  This class uses the minimized constraints defining each of the components.
  For each of the constraints, it checks the frequency and value for the same
  linear expression in the other component. If the constraint does not satisfy
  the implied congruence, the inhomogeneous term is adjusted so that it does.
  Note that unless the congruences reduction adds equalitites
  the shapes of the domains are unaltered.

*/
template <typename D1, typename D2>
class Parma_Polyhedra_Library::Shape_Preserving_Reduction {
public:
  //! Default constructor.
  Shape_Preserving_Reduction();

  /*! \brief
    The congruences reduction operator for detect emptiness or any equalities
    implied by each of the congruences defining one of the components
    and the bounds of the other component. It is assumed that the
    components are already constraints reduced.

    The minimized congruence system defining the domain element \p d1
    is used to check if \p d2 intersects none, one or more than one
    of the hyperplanes defined by the congruences: if it intersects none,
    then product is set empty; if it intersects one, then the equality
    defining this hyperplane is added to both components; otherwise,
    the product is unchanged.
    In each case, the donor domain must provide a congruence system
    in minimal form.

    \param d1
    A pointset domain element;

    \param d2
    A pointset domain element;
  */
  void product_reduce(D1& d1, D2& d2);

  //! Destructor.
  ~Shape_Preserving_Reduction();
};

/*! \brief
  This class provides the reduction method for the Direct_Product domain.

  \ingroup PPL_CXX_interface
  The reduction classes are used to instantiate the Partially_Reduced_Product
  domain template parameter \p R. This class does no reduction at all.
*/
template <typename D1, typename D2>
class Parma_Polyhedra_Library::No_Reduction {
public:
  //! Default constructor.
  No_Reduction();

  /*! \brief
    The null reduction operator.

    The parameters \p d1 and \p d2 are ignored.
  */
  void product_reduce(D1& d1, D2& d2);

  //! Destructor.
  ~No_Reduction();
};

//! The partially reduced product of two abstractions.
/*! \ingroup PPL_CXX_interface

  \warning
  At present, the supported instantiations for the
  two domain templates \p D1 and \p D2 are the simple pointset domains:
  <CODE>C_Polyhedron</CODE>,
  <CODE>NNC_Polyhedron</CODE>,
  <CODE>Grid</CODE>,
  <CODE>Octagonal_Shape<T></CODE>,
  <CODE>BD_Shape<T></CODE>,
  <CODE>Box<T></CODE>.

  An object of the class <CODE>Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, R></CODE>
  represents the (partially reduced) product of two pointset domains \p D1
  and \p D2 where the form of any reduction is defined by the
  reduction class \p R.

  Suppose \f$D_1\f$ and \f$D_2\f$ are two abstract domains
  with concretization functions:
  \f$\fund{\gamma_1}{D_1}{\Rset^n}\f$ and
  \f$\fund{\gamma_2}{D_2}{\Rset^n}\f$, respectively.

  The partially reduced product \f$D = D_1 \times D_2\f$,
  for any reduction class \p R, has a concretization
  \f$\fund{\gamma}{D}{\Rset^n}\f$
  where, if \f$d = (d_1, d_2) \in D\f$
  \f[
    \gamma(d) = \gamma_1(d_1) \inters \gamma_2(d_2).
  \f]

  The operations are defined to be the result of applying the corresponding
  operations on each of the components provided the product is already reduced
  by the reduction method defined by \p R.
  In particular, if \p R is the <CODE>No_Reduction<D1, D2></CODE> class,
  then the class <CODE>Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, R></CODE> domain
  is the direct product as defined in \ref CC79 "[CC79]".

  How the results on the components are interpreted and
  combined depend on the specific test.
  For example, the test for emptiness will first make sure
  the product is reduced (using the reduction method provided by \p R
  if it is not already known to be reduced) and then test if either component
  is empty; thus, if \p R defines no reduction between its components and
  \f$d = (G, P) \in (\Gset \times \Pset)\f$
  is a direct product in one dimension where \f$G\f$ denotes the set of
  numbers that are integral multiples of 3 while \f$P\f$ denotes the
  set of numbers between 1 and 2, then an operation that tests for
  emptiness should return false.
  However, the test for the universe returns true if and only if the
  test <CODE>is_universe()</CODE> on both components returns true.

  \par
  In all the examples it is assumed that the template \c R is the
  <CODE>No_Reduction<D1, D2></CODE> class and that variables
  \c x and \c y are defined (where they are used) as follows:
  \code
  Variable x(0);
  Variable y(1);
  \endcode

  \par Example 1
  The following code builds a direct product of a Grid and NNC Polyhedron,
  corresponding to the positive even integer
  pairs in \f$\Rset^2\f$, given as a system of congruences:
  \code
  Congruence_System cgs;
  cgs.insert((x %= 0) / 2);
  cgs.insert((y %= 0) / 2);
  Partially_Reduced_Product<Grid, NNC_Polyhedron, No_Reduction<D1, D2> >
    dp(cgs);
  dp.add_constraint(x >= 0);
  dp.add_constraint(y >= 0);
  \endcode

  \par Example 2
  The following code builds the same product
  in \f$\Rset^2\f$:
  \code
  Partially_Reduced_Product<Grid, NNC_Polyhedron, No_Reduction<D1, D2> > dp(2);
  dp.add_constraint(x >= 0);
  dp.add_constraint(y >= 0);
  dp.add_congruence((x %= 0) / 2);
  dp.add_congruence((y %= 0) / 2);
  \endcode

  \par Example 3
  The following code will write "dp is empty":
  \code
  Partially_Reduced_Product<Grid, NNC_Polyhedron, No_Reduction<D1, D2> > dp(1);
  dp.add_congruence((x %= 0) / 2);
  dp.add_congruence((x %= 1) / 2);
  if (dp.is_empty())
    cout << "dp is empty." << endl;
  else
    cout << "dp is not empty." << endl;
  \endcode

  \par Example 4
  The following code will write "dp is not empty":
  \code
  Partially_Reduced_Product<Grid, NNC_Polyhedron, No_Reduction<D1, D2> > dp(1);
  dp.add_congruence((x %= 0) / 2);
  dp.add_constraint(x >= 1);
  dp.add_constraint(x <= 1);
  if (dp.is_empty())
    cout << "dp is empty." << endl;
  else
    cout << "dp is not empty." << endl;
  \endcode
*/

template <typename D1, typename D2, typename R>
class Parma_Polyhedra_Library::Partially_Reduced_Product {
public:
  /*! \brief
    Returns the maximum space dimension this product
    can handle.
  */
  static dimension_type max_space_dimension();

  //! Builds an object having the specified properties.
  /*!
    \param num_dimensions
    The number of dimensions of the vector space enclosing the pair;

    \param kind
    Specifies whether a universe or an empty pair has to be built.

    \exception std::length_error
    Thrown if \p num_dimensions exceeds the maximum allowed space
    dimension.
  */
  explicit Partially_Reduced_Product(dimension_type num_dimensions = 0,
				     Degenerate_Element kind = UNIVERSE);

  //! Builds a pair, copying a system of congruences.
  /*!
    The pair inherits the space dimension of the congruence system.

    \param cgs
    The system of congruences to be approximated by the pair.

    \exception std::length_error
    Thrown if \p num_dimensions exceeds the maximum allowed space
    dimension.
  */
  explicit Partially_Reduced_Product(const Congruence_System& cgs);

  //! Builds a pair, recycling a system of congruences.
  /*!
    The pair inherits the space dimension of the congruence system.

    \param cgs
    The system of congruences to be approximates by the pair.
    Its data-structures may be recycled to build the pair.

    \exception std::length_error
    Thrown if \p num_dimensions exceeds the maximum allowed space
    dimension.
  */
  explicit Partially_Reduced_Product(Congruence_System& cgs);

  //! Builds a pair, copying a system of constraints.
  /*!
    The pair inherits the space dimension of the constraint system.

    \param cs
    The system of constraints to be approximated by the pair.

    \exception std::length_error
    Thrown if \p num_dimensions exceeds the maximum allowed space
    dimension.
  */
  explicit Partially_Reduced_Product(const Constraint_System& cs);

  //! Builds a pair, recycling a system of constraints.
  /*!
    The pair inherits the space dimension of the constraint system.

    \param cs
    The system of constraints to be approximated by the pair.

    \exception std::length_error
    Thrown if the space dimension of \p cs exceeds the maximum allowed
    space dimension.
  */
  explicit Partially_Reduced_Product(Constraint_System& cs);

  //! Builds a product, from a C polyhedron.
  /*!
    Builds a product containing \p ph using algorithms whose
    complexity does not exceed the one specified by \p complexity.
    If \p complexity is \p ANY_COMPLEXITY, then the built product is the
    smallest one containing \p ph.
    The product inherits the space dimension of the polyhedron.

    \param ph
    The polyhedron to be approximated by the product.

    \param complexity
    The complexity that will not be exceeded.

    \exception std::length_error
    Thrown if the space dimension of \p ph exceeds the maximum allowed
    space dimension.
  */
  explicit
  Partially_Reduced_Product(const C_Polyhedron& ph,
                            Complexity_Class complexity = ANY_COMPLEXITY);

  //! Builds a product, from an NNC polyhedron.
  /*!
    Builds a product containing \p ph using algorithms whose
    complexity does not exceed the one specified by \p complexity.
    If \p complexity is \p ANY_COMPLEXITY, then the built product is the
    smallest one containing \p ph.
    The product inherits the space dimension of the polyhedron.

    \param ph
    The polyhedron to be approximated by the product.

    \param complexity
    The complexity that will not be exceeded.

    \exception std::length_error
    Thrown if the space dimension of \p ph exceeds the maximum allowed
    space dimension.
  */
  explicit
  Partially_Reduced_Product(const NNC_Polyhedron& ph,
                            Complexity_Class complexity = ANY_COMPLEXITY);

  //! Builds a product, from a grid.
  /*!
    Builds a product containing \p gr.
    The product inherits the space dimension of the grid.

    \param gr
    The grid to be approximated by the product.

    \param complexity
    The complexity is ignored.

    \exception std::length_error
    Thrown if the space dimension of \p gr exceeds the maximum allowed
    space dimension.
  */
  explicit
  Partially_Reduced_Product(const Grid& gr,
                            Complexity_Class complexity = ANY_COMPLEXITY);

  //! Builds a product out of a box.
  /*!
    Builds a product containing \p box.
    The product inherits the space dimension of the box.

    \param box
    The box representing the pair to be built.

    \param complexity
    The complexity is ignored.

    \exception std::length_error
    Thrown if the space dimension of \p box exceeds the maximum
    allowed space dimension.
  */
  template <typename Interval>
  Partially_Reduced_Product(const Box<Interval>& box,
                            Complexity_Class complexity = ANY_COMPLEXITY);

  //! Builds a product out of a BD shape.
  /*!
    Builds a product containing \p bd.
    The product inherits the space dimension of the BD shape.

    \param bd
    The BD shape representing the product to be built.

    \param complexity
    The complexity is ignored.

    \exception std::length_error
    Thrown if the space dimension of \p bd exceeds the maximum
    allowed space dimension.
  */
  template <typename U>
  Partially_Reduced_Product(const BD_Shape<U>& bd,
                            Complexity_Class complexity = ANY_COMPLEXITY);

  //! Builds a product out of an octagonal shape.
  /*!
    Builds a product containing \p os.
    The product inherits the space dimension of the octagonal shape.

    \param os
    The octagonal shape representing the product to be built.

    \param complexity
    The complexity is ignored.

    \exception std::length_error
    Thrown if the space dimension of \p os exceeds the maximum
    allowed space dimension.
  */
  template <typename U>
  Partially_Reduced_Product(const Octagonal_Shape<U>& os,
                            Complexity_Class complexity = ANY_COMPLEXITY);

  //! Ordinary copy constructor.
  Partially_Reduced_Product(const Partially_Reduced_Product& y,
                            Complexity_Class complexity = ANY_COMPLEXITY);

  //! Builds a conservative, upward approximation of \p y.
  /*!
    The complexity argument is ignored.
  */
  template <typename E1, typename E2, typename S>
  explicit
  Partially_Reduced_Product(const Partially_Reduced_Product<E1, E2, S>& y,
                            Complexity_Class complexity = ANY_COMPLEXITY);

  /*! \brief
    The assignment operator.  (\p *this and \p y can be
    dimension-incompatible.)
  */
  Partially_Reduced_Product& operator=(const Partially_Reduced_Product& y);

  //! \name Member Functions that Do Not Modify the Partially_Reduced_Product
  //@{

  //! Returns the dimension of the vector space enclosing \p *this.
  dimension_type space_dimension() const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns the minimum \ref Affine_Independence_and_Affine_Dimension
    "affine dimension"
    (see also \ref Grid_Affine_Dimension "grid affine dimension")
    of the components of \p *this.
  */
  dimension_type affine_dimension() const;

  //! Returns a constant reference to the first of the pair.
  const D1& domain1() const;

  //! Returns a constant reference to the second of the pair.
  const D2& domain2() const;

  //! Returns a system of constraints which approximates \p *this.
  Constraint_System constraints() const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns a system of constraints which approximates \p *this, in
    reduced form.
  */
  Constraint_System minimized_constraints() const;

  //! Returns a system of congruences which approximates \p *this.
  Congruence_System congruences() const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns a system of congruences which approximates \p *this, in
    reduced form.
  */
  Congruence_System minimized_congruences() const;

  //! Returns the relations holding between \p *this and \p c.
  /*
    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and congruence \p cg are dimension-incompatible.

    Returns the Poly_Con_Relation \p r for \p *this:
    suppose the first component returns \p r1 and the second \p r2,
    then \p r implies <CODE>is_included()</CODE>
    if and only if one or both of \p r1 and \p r2 imply
    <CODE>is_included()</CODE>;
    \p r implies <CODE>saturates()</CODE>
    if and only if one or both of \p r1 and \p r2 imply
    <CODE>saturates()</CODE>;
    \p r implies <CODE>is_disjoint()</CODE>
    if and only if one or both of \p r1 and \p r2 imply
    <CODE>is_disjoint()</CODE>;
    and \p r implies <CODE>nothing()</CODE>
    if and only if both \p r1 and \p r2 imply
    <CODE>strictly_intersects()</CODE>.
  */
  Poly_Con_Relation relation_with(const Constraint& c) const;

  //! Returns the relations holding between \p *this and \p cg.
  /*
    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and congruence \p cg are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  Poly_Con_Relation relation_with(const Congruence& cg) const;

  //! Returns the relations holding between \p *this and \p g.
  /*
    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and generator \p g are dimension-incompatible.

    Returns the Poly_Gen_Relation \p r for \p *this:
    suppose the first component returns \p r1 and the second \p r2,
    then \p r = <CODE>subsumes()</CODE>
    if and only if \p r1 = \p r2 = <CODE>subsumes()</CODE>;
    and \p r = <CODE>nothing()</CODE>
    if and only if one or both of \p r1 and \p r2 = <CODE>nothing()</CODE>;
  */
  Poly_Gen_Relation relation_with(const Generator& g) const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if either of the components
    of \p *this are empty.
  */
  bool is_empty() const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if both of the components
    of \p *this are the universe.
  */
  bool is_universe() const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if both of the components
    of \p *this are topologically closed subsets of the vector space.
  */
  bool is_topologically_closed() const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if \p *this and \p y are
    componentwise disjoint.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p x and \p y are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  bool is_disjoint_from(const Partially_Reduced_Product& y) const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if a component of \p *this
    is discrete.
  */
  bool is_discrete() const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if a component of \p *this
    is bounded.
  */
  bool is_bounded() const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if \p var is constrained in
    \p *this.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p var is not a space dimension of \p *this.
  */
  bool constrains(Variable var) const;

  //! Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if \p expr is bounded in \p *this.
  /*!
    This method is the same as bounds_from_below.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p expr and \p *this are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  bool bounds_from_above(const Linear_Expression& expr) const;

  //! Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if \p expr is bounded in \p *this.
  /*!
    This method is the same as bounds_from_above.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p expr and \p *this are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  bool bounds_from_below(const Linear_Expression& expr) const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if \p *this is not empty and
    \p expr is bounded from above in \p *this, in which case the
    supremum value is computed.

    \param expr
    The linear expression to be maximized subject to \p *this;

    \param sup_n
    The numerator of the supremum value;

    \param sup_d
    The denominator of the supremum value;

    \param maximum
    <CODE>true</CODE> if the supremum value can be reached in \p this.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p expr and \p *this are dimension-incompatible.

    If \p *this is empty or \p expr is not bounded by \p *this,
    <CODE>false</CODE> is returned and \p sup_n, \p sup_d and \p
    maximum are left untouched.
  */
  bool maximize(const Linear_Expression& expr,
		Coefficient& sup_n, Coefficient& sup_d, bool& maximum) const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if \p *this is not empty and
    \p expr is bounded from above in \p *this, in which case the
    supremum value and a point where \p expr reaches it are computed.

    \param expr
    The linear expression to be maximized subject to \p *this;

    \param sup_n
    The numerator of the supremum value;

    \param sup_d
    The denominator of the supremum value;

    \param maximum
    <CODE>true</CODE> if the supremum value can be reached in \p this.

    \param point
    When maximization succeeds, will be assigned a generator point
    where \p expr reaches its supremum value.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p expr and \p *this are dimension-incompatible.

    If \p *this is empty or \p expr is not bounded by \p *this,
    <CODE>false</CODE> is returned and \p sup_n, \p sup_d, \p maximum
    and \p point are left untouched.
  */
  bool maximize(const Linear_Expression& expr,
		Coefficient& sup_n, Coefficient& sup_d, bool& maximum,
		Generator& point) const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if \p *this is not empty and
    \p expr is bounded from below i \p *this, in which case the
    infimum value is computed.

    \param expr
    The linear expression to be minimized subject to \p *this;

    \param inf_n
    The numerator of the infimum value;

    \param inf_d
    The denominator of the infimum value;

    \param minimum
    <CODE>true</CODE> if the infimum value can be reached in \p this.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p expr and \p *this are dimension-incompatible.

    If \p *this is empty or \p expr is not bounded from below,
    <CODE>false</CODE> is returned and \p inf_n, \p inf_d
    and \p minimum are left untouched.
  */
  bool minimize(const Linear_Expression& expr,
		Coefficient& inf_n, Coefficient& inf_d, bool& minimum) const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if \p *this is not empty and
    \p expr is bounded from below in \p *this, in which case the
    infimum value and a point where \p expr reaches it are computed.

    \param expr
    The linear expression to be minimized subject to \p *this;

    \param inf_n
    The numerator of the infimum value;

    \param inf_d
    The denominator of the infimum value;

    \param minimum
    <CODE>true</CODE> if the infimum value can be reached in \p this.

    \param point
    When minimization succeeds, will be assigned a generator point
    where \p expr reaches its infimum value.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p expr and \p *this are dimension-incompatible.

    If \p *this is empty or \p expr is not bounded from below,
    <CODE>false</CODE> is returned and \p inf_n, \p inf_d, \p minimum
    and \p point are left untouched.
  */
  bool minimize(const Linear_Expression& expr,
		Coefficient& inf_n, Coefficient& inf_d, bool& minimum,
		Generator& point) const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if each component of \p *this
    contains the corresponding component of \p y.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p y are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  bool contains(const Partially_Reduced_Product& y) const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if each component of \p *this
    strictly contains the corresponding component of \p y.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p y are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  bool strictly_contains(const Partially_Reduced_Product& y) const;

  //! Checks if all the invariants are satisfied.
  bool OK() const;

  //@} // Member Functions that Do Not Modify the Partially_Reduced_Product

  //! \name Space Dimension Preserving Member Functions that May Modify the Partially_Reduced_Product
  //@{

  //! Adds constraint \p c to \p *this.
  /*!
    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p c are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  void add_constraint(const Constraint& c);

  /*! \brief
    Use the constraint \p c to refine \p *this.

    \param c
    The constraint to be used for refinement.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p c are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  void refine_with_constraint(const Constraint& c);

  //! Adds a copy of congruence \p cg to \p *this.
  /*!
    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and congruence \p cg are
    dimension-incompatible.
  */
  void add_congruence(const Congruence& cg);

  /*! \brief
    Use the congruence \p cg to refine \p *this.

    \param cg
    The congruence to be used for refinement.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p cg are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  void refine_with_congruence(const Congruence& cg);

  //! Adds a copy of the congruences in \p cgs to \p *this.
  /*!
    \param cgs
    The congruence system to be added.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p cgs are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  void add_congruences(const Congruence_System& cgs);

  /*! \brief
    Use the congruences in \p cgs to refine \p *this.

    \param  cgs
    The congruences to be used for refinement.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p cgs are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  void refine_with_congruences(const Congruence_System& cgs);

  //! Adds the congruences in \p cgs to *this.
  /*!
    \param cgs
    The congruence system to be added that may be recycled.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p cs are dimension-incompatible.

    \warning
    The only assumption that can be made about \p cgs upon successful
    or exceptional return is that it can be safely destroyed.
  */
  void add_recycled_congruences(Congruence_System& cgs);

  //! Adds a copy of the constraint system in \p cs to \p *this.
  /*!
    \param cs
    The constraint system to be added.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p cs are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  void add_constraints(const Constraint_System& cs);

  /*! \brief
    Use the constraints in \p cs to refine \p *this.

    \param  cs
     The constraints to be used for refinement.

     \exception std::invalid_argument
     Thrown if \p *this and \p cs are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  void refine_with_constraints(const Constraint_System& cs);

  //! Adds the constraint system in \p cs to \p *this.
  /*!
    \param cs
    The constraint system to be added that may be recycled.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p cs are dimension-incompatible.

    \warning
    The only assumption that can be made about \p cs upon successful
    or exceptional return is that it can be safely destroyed.
  */
  void add_recycled_constraints(Constraint_System& cs);

  /*! \brief
    Computes the \ref Cylindrification "cylindrification" of \p *this with
    respect to space dimension \p var, assigning the result to \p *this.

    \param var
    The space dimension that will be unconstrained.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p var is not a space dimension of \p *this.
  */
  void unconstrain(Variable var);

  /*! \brief
    Computes the \ref Cylindrification "cylindrification" of \p *this with
    respect to the set of space dimensions \p vars,
    assigning the result to \p *this.

    \param vars
    The set of space dimension that will be unconstrained.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this is dimension-incompatible with one of the
    Variable objects contained in \p vars.
  */
  void unconstrain(const Variables_Set& vars);

  /*! \brief
    Assigns to \p *this the componentwise intersection of \p *this and \p y.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p y are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  void intersection_assign(const Partially_Reduced_Product& y);

  /*! \brief
    Assigns to \p *this an upper bound of \p *this and \p y
    computed on the corresponding components.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p y are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  void upper_bound_assign(const Partially_Reduced_Product& y);

  /*! \brief
    Assigns to \p *this an upper bound of \p *this and \p y
    computed on the corresponding components.
    If it is exact on each of the components of \p *this, <CODE>true</CODE>
    is returned, otherwise <CODE>false</CODE> is returned.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p y are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  bool upper_bound_assign_if_exact(const Partially_Reduced_Product& y);

  /*! \brief
    Assigns to \p *this an approximation of the set-theoretic difference
    of \p *this and \p y.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p y are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  void difference_assign(const Partially_Reduced_Product& y);

  /*! \brief
    Assigns to \p *this the \ref Single_Update_Affine_Functions
    "affine image" of \p
    *this under the function mapping variable \p var to the affine
    expression specified by \p expr and \p denominator.

    \param var
    The variable to which the affine expression is assigned;

    \param expr
    The numerator of the affine expression;

    \param denominator
    The denominator of the affine expression (optional argument with
    default value 1).

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p denominator is zero or if \p expr and \p *this are
    dimension-incompatible or if \p var is not a space dimension of
    \p *this.

  */
  void affine_image(Variable var,
		    const Linear_Expression& expr,
		    Coefficient_traits::const_reference denominator
		    = Coefficient_one());

  /*! \brief
    Assigns to \p *this the \ref  Single_Update_Affine_Functions
    "affine preimage" of
    \p *this under the function mapping variable \p var to the affine
    expression specified by \p expr and \p denominator.

    \param var
    The variable to which the affine expression is substituted;

    \param expr
    The numerator of the affine expression;

    \param denominator
    The denominator of the affine expression (optional argument with
    default value 1).

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p denominator is zero or if \p expr and \p *this are
    dimension-incompatible or if \p var is not a space dimension of \p *this.
  */
  void affine_preimage(Variable var,
		       const Linear_Expression& expr,
		       Coefficient_traits::const_reference denominator
		         = Coefficient_one());

  /*! \brief
    Assigns to \p *this the image of \p *this with respect to the
    \ref Generalized_Affine_Relations "generalized affine relation"
    \f$\mathrm{var}' \relsym \frac{\mathrm{expr}}{\mathrm{denominator}}\f$,
    where \f$\mathord{\relsym}\f$ is the relation symbol encoded
    by \p relsym
    (see also \ref Grid_Generalized_Image "generalized affine relation".)

    \param var
    The left hand side variable of the generalized affine relation;

    \param relsym
    The relation symbol;

    \param expr
    The numerator of the right hand side affine expression;

    \param denominator
    The denominator of the right hand side affine expression (optional
    argument with default value 1).

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p denominator is zero or if \p expr and \p *this are
    dimension-incompatible or if \p var is not a space dimension of \p *this
    or if \p *this is a C_Polyhedron and \p relsym is a strict
    relation symbol.
  */
  void generalized_affine_image(Variable var,
				Relation_Symbol relsym,
				const Linear_Expression& expr,
				Coefficient_traits::const_reference denominator
				= Coefficient_one());

  /*! \brief
    Assigns to \p *this the preimage of \p *this with respect to the
    \ref Generalized_Affine_Relations "generalized affine relation"
    \f$\mathrm{var}' \relsym \frac{\mathrm{expr}}{\mathrm{denominator}}\f$,
    where \f$\mathord{\relsym}\f$ is the relation symbol encoded
    by \p relsym.
   (see also \ref Grid_Generalized_Image "generalized affine relation".)

    \param var
    The left hand side variable of the generalized affine relation;

    \param relsym
    The relation symbol;

    \param expr
    The numerator of the right hand side affine expression;

    \param denominator
    The denominator of the right hand side affine expression (optional
    argument with default value 1).

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p denominator is zero or if \p expr and \p *this are
    dimension-incompatible or if \p var is not a space dimension of \p *this
    or if \p *this is a C_Polyhedron and \p relsym is a strict
    relation symbol.
  */
  void
  generalized_affine_preimage(Variable var,
			      Relation_Symbol relsym,
			      const Linear_Expression& expr,
			      Coefficient_traits::const_reference denominator
			      = Coefficient_one());

  /*! \brief
    Assigns to \p *this the image of \p *this with respect to the
    \ref Generalized_Affine_Relations "generalized affine relation"
    \f$\mathrm{lhs}' \relsym \mathrm{rhs}\f$, where
    \f$\mathord{\relsym}\f$ is the relation symbol encoded by \p relsym.
   (see also \ref Grid_Generalized_Image "generalized affine relation".)

    \param lhs
    The left hand side affine expression;

    \param relsym
    The relation symbol;

    \param rhs
    The right hand side affine expression.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this is dimension-incompatible with \p lhs or \p rhs
    or if \p *this is a C_Polyhedron and \p relsym is a strict
    relation symbol.
  */
  void generalized_affine_image(const Linear_Expression& lhs,
				Relation_Symbol relsym,
				const Linear_Expression& rhs);

  /*! \brief
    Assigns to \p *this the preimage of \p *this with respect to the
    \ref Generalized_Affine_Relations "generalized affine relation"
    \f$\mathrm{lhs}' \relsym \mathrm{rhs}\f$, where
    \f$\mathord{\relsym}\f$ is the relation symbol encoded by \p relsym.
   (see also \ref Grid_Generalized_Image "generalized affine relation".)

    \param lhs
    The left hand side affine expression;

    \param relsym
    The relation symbol;

    \param rhs
    The right hand side affine expression.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this is dimension-incompatible with \p lhs or \p rhs
    or if \p *this is a C_Polyhedron and \p relsym is a strict
    relation symbol.
  */
  void generalized_affine_preimage(const Linear_Expression& lhs,
				   Relation_Symbol relsym,
				   const Linear_Expression& rhs);

  /*!
    \brief
    Assigns to \p *this the image of \p *this with respect to the
    \ref Single_Update_Bounded_Affine_Relations "bounded affine relation"
    \f$\frac{\mathrm{lb\_expr}}{\mathrm{denominator}}
         \leq \mathrm{var}'
           \leq \frac{\mathrm{ub\_expr}}{\mathrm{denominator}}\f$.

    \param var
    The variable updated by the affine relation;

    \param lb_expr
    The numerator of the lower bounding affine expression;

    \param ub_expr
    The numerator of the upper bounding affine expression;

    \param denominator
    The (common) denominator for the lower and upper bounding
    affine expressions (optional argument with default value 1).

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p denominator is zero or if \p lb_expr (resp., \p ub_expr)
    and \p *this are dimension-incompatible or if \p var is not a space
    dimension of \p *this.
  */
  void bounded_affine_image(Variable var,
			    const Linear_Expression& lb_expr,
			    const Linear_Expression& ub_expr,
			    Coefficient_traits::const_reference denominator
			    = Coefficient_one());

  /*!
    \brief
    Assigns to \p *this the preimage of \p *this with respect to the
    \ref Single_Update_Bounded_Affine_Relations "bounded affine relation"
    \f$\frac{\mathrm{lb\_expr}}{\mathrm{denominator}}
         \leq \mathrm{var}'
           \leq \frac{\mathrm{ub\_expr}}{\mathrm{denominator}}\f$.

    \param var
    The variable updated by the affine relation;

    \param lb_expr
    The numerator of the lower bounding affine expression;

    \param ub_expr
    The numerator of the upper bounding affine expression;

    \param denominator
    The (common) denominator for the lower and upper bounding
    affine expressions (optional argument with default value 1).

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p denominator is zero or if \p lb_expr (resp., \p ub_expr)
    and \p *this are dimension-incompatible or if \p var is not a space
    dimension of \p *this.
  */
  void bounded_affine_preimage(Variable var,
			       const Linear_Expression& lb_expr,
			       const Linear_Expression& ub_expr,
			       Coefficient_traits::const_reference denominator
			       = Coefficient_one());

  /*! \brief
    Assigns to \p *this the result of computing the \ref Time_Elapse_Operator
    "time-elapse" between \p *this and \p y.
    (See also \ref Grid_Time_Elapse "time-elapse".)

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p y are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  void time_elapse_assign(const Partially_Reduced_Product& y);

  //! Assigns to \p *this its topological closure.
  void topological_closure_assign();

  // TODO: Add a way to call other widenings.

  // CHECKME: This may not be a real widening; it depends on the reduction
  //          class R and the widening used.

  /*! \brief
    Assigns to \p *this the result of computing the
    "widening" between \p *this and \p y.

    This widening uses either the congruence or generator systems
    depending on which of the systems describing x and y
    are up to date and minimized.

    \param y
    A product that <EM>must</EM> be contained in \p *this;

    \param tp
    An optional pointer to an unsigned variable storing the number of
    available tokens (to be used when applying the
    \ref Widening_with_Tokens "widening with tokens" delay technique).

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this and \p y are dimension-incompatible.
  */
  void widening_assign(const Partially_Reduced_Product& y,
                       unsigned* tp = NULL);

  /*! \brief
    Possibly tightens \p *this by dropping some points with non-integer
    coordinates.

    \param complexity
    The maximal complexity of any algorithms used.

    \note
    Currently there is no optimality guarantee, not even if
    \p complexity is <CODE>ANY_COMPLEXITY</CODE>.
  */
  void drop_some_non_integer_points(Complexity_Class complexity
                                    = ANY_COMPLEXITY);

  /*! \brief
    Possibly tightens \p *this by dropping some points with non-integer
    coordinates for the space dimensions corresponding to \p vars.

    \param vars
    Points with non-integer coordinates for these variables/space-dimensions
    can be discarded.

    \param complexity
    The maximal complexity of any algorithms used.

    \note
    Currently there is no optimality guarantee, not even if
    \p complexity is <CODE>ANY_COMPLEXITY</CODE>.
  */
  void drop_some_non_integer_points(const Variables_Set& vars,
                                    Complexity_Class complexity
                                    = ANY_COMPLEXITY);

  //@} // Space Dimension Preserving Member Functions that May Modify [...]

  //! \name Member Functions that May Modify the Dimension of the Vector Space
  //@{

  /*! \brief
    Adds \p m new space dimensions and embeds the components
    of \p *this in the new vector space.

    \param m
    The number of dimensions to add.

    \exception std::length_error
    Thrown if adding \p m new space dimensions would cause the vector
    space to exceed dimension <CODE>max_space_dimension()</CODE>.
 */
  void add_space_dimensions_and_embed(dimension_type m);

  /*! \brief
    Adds \p m new space dimensions and does not embed the components
    in the new vector space.

    \param m
    The number of space dimensions to add.

    \exception std::length_error
    Thrown if adding \p m new space dimensions would cause the
    vector space to exceed dimension <CODE>max_space_dimension()</CODE>.
  */
  void add_space_dimensions_and_project(dimension_type m);

  /*! \brief
    Assigns to the first (resp., second) component of \p *this
    the "concatenation" of the first (resp., second) components
    of \p *this and \p y, taken in this order.
    See also \ref Concatenating_Polyhedra.

    \exception std::length_error
    Thrown if the concatenation would cause the vector space
    to exceed dimension <CODE>max_space_dimension()</CODE>.
  */
  void concatenate_assign(const Partially_Reduced_Product& y);

  //! Removes all the specified dimensions from the vector space.
  /*!
    \param vars
    The set of Variable objects corresponding to the space dimensions
    to be removed.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this is dimension-incompatible with one of the
    Variable objects contained in \p vars.
  */
  void remove_space_dimensions(const Variables_Set& vars);

  /*! \brief
    Removes the higher dimensions of the vector space so that the
    resulting space will have dimension \p new_dimension.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p new_dimensions is greater than the space dimension of
    \p *this.
  */
  void remove_higher_space_dimensions(dimension_type new_dimension);

  /*! \brief
    Remaps the dimensions of the vector space according to
    a \ref Mapping_the_Dimensions_of_the_Vector_Space "partial function".

    If \p pfunc maps only some of the dimensions of \p *this then the
    rest will be projected away.

    If the highest dimension mapped to by \p pfunc is higher than the
    highest dimension in \p *this then the number of dimensions in \p
    *this will be increased to the highest dimension mapped to by \p
    pfunc.

    \param pfunc
    The partial function specifying the destiny of each space
    dimension.

    The template class <CODE>Partial_Function</CODE> must provide the following
    methods.
    \code
      bool has_empty_codomain() const
    \endcode
    returns <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if the represented partial
    function has an empty codomain (i.e., it is always undefined).
    The <CODE>has_empty_codomain()</CODE> method will always be called
    before the methods below.  However, if
    <CODE>has_empty_codomain()</CODE> returns <CODE>true</CODE>, none
    of the functions below will be called.
    \code
      dimension_type max_in_codomain() const
    \endcode
    returns the maximum value that belongs to the codomain of the
    partial function.
    The <CODE>max_in_codomain()</CODE> method is called at most once.
    \code
      bool maps(dimension_type i, dimension_type& j) const
    \endcode
    Let \f$f\f$ be the represented function and \f$k\f$ be the value
    of \p i.  If \f$f\f$ is defined in \f$k\f$, then \f$f(k)\f$ is
    assigned to \p j and <CODE>true</CODE> is returned.  If \f$f\f$ is
    undefined in \f$k\f$, then <CODE>false</CODE> is returned.
    This method is called at most \f$n\f$ times, where \f$n\f$ is the
    dimension of the vector space enclosing \p *this.

    The result is undefined if \p pfunc does not encode a partial
    function with the properties described in
    \ref Mapping_the_Dimensions_of_the_Vector_Space
    "specification of the mapping operator".
  */
  template <typename Partial_Function>
  void map_space_dimensions(const Partial_Function& pfunc);

  //! Creates \p m copies of the space dimension corresponding to \p var.
  /*!
    \param var
    The variable corresponding to the space dimension to be replicated;

    \param m
    The number of replicas to be created.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p var does not correspond to a dimension of the vector
    space.

    \exception std::length_error
    Thrown if adding \p m new space dimensions would cause the vector
    space to exceed dimension <CODE>max_space_dimension()</CODE>.

    If \p *this has space dimension \f$n\f$, with \f$n > 0\f$,
    and <CODE>var</CODE> has space dimension \f$k \leq n\f$,
    then the \f$k\f$-th space dimension is
    \ref Expanding_One_Dimension_of_the_Vector_Space_to_Multiple_Dimensions
    "expanded" to \p m new space dimensions
    \f$n\f$, \f$n+1\f$, \f$\dots\f$, \f$n+m-1\f$.
  */
  void expand_space_dimension(Variable var, dimension_type m);

  //! Folds the space dimensions in \p vars into \p dest.
  /*!
    \param vars
    The set of Variable objects corresponding to the space dimensions
    to be folded;

    \param dest
    The variable corresponding to the space dimension that is the
    destination of the folding operation.

    \exception std::invalid_argument
    Thrown if \p *this is dimension-incompatible with \p dest or with
    one of the Variable objects contained in \p vars.  Also
    thrown if \p dest is contained in \p vars.

    If \p *this has space dimension \f$n\f$, with \f$n > 0\f$,
    <CODE>dest</CODE> has space dimension \f$k \leq n\f$,
    \p vars is a set of variables whose maximum space dimension
    is also less than or equal to \f$n\f$, and \p dest is not a member
    of \p vars, then the space dimensions corresponding to
    variables in \p vars are
    \ref Folding_Multiple_Dimensions_of_the_Vector_Space_into_One_Dimension
    "folded" into the \f$k\f$-th space dimension.
  */
  void fold_space_dimensions(const Variables_Set& vars, Variable dest);

  //@} // Member Functions that May Modify the Dimension of the Vector Space

  friend bool operator==<>(const Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, R>& x,
			   const Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, R>& y);

  friend std::ostream&
  Parma_Polyhedra_Library::IO_Operators::
  operator<<<>(std::ostream& s, const Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, R>& dp);

  //! \name Miscellaneous Member Functions
  //@{

  //! Destructor.
  ~Partially_Reduced_Product();

  /*! \brief
    Swaps \p *this with product \p y.  (\p *this and \p y can be
    dimension-incompatible.)
  */
  void swap(Partially_Reduced_Product& y);

  PPL_OUTPUT_DECLARATIONS

  /*! \brief
    Loads from \p s an ASCII representation (as produced by
    ascii_dump(std::ostream&) const) and sets \p *this accordingly.
    Returns <CODE>true</CODE> if successful, <CODE>false</CODE> otherwise.
  */
  bool ascii_load(std::istream& s);

  //! Returns the total size in bytes of the memory occupied by \p *this.
  memory_size_type total_memory_in_bytes() const;

  //! Returns the size in bytes of the memory managed by \p *this.
  memory_size_type external_memory_in_bytes() const;

  /*! \brief
    Returns a 32-bit hash code for \p *this.

    If \p x and \p y are such that <CODE>x == y</CODE>,
    then <CODE>x.hash_code() == y.hash_code()</CODE>.
  */
  int32_t hash_code() const;

  //@} // Miscellaneous Member Functions

  //! Reduce.
  /*
    \return
    <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if either of the resulting component
    is strictly contained in the respective original.
  */
  bool reduce() const;

protected:
  //! The type of the first component.
  typedef D1 Domain1;

  //! The type of the second component.
  typedef D2 Domain2;

  //! The first component.
  D1 d1;

  //! The second component.
  D2 d2;

protected:
  //! Clears the reduced flag.
  void clear_reduced_flag() const;

  //! Sets the reduced flag.
  void set_reduced_flag() const;

  //! Return <CODE>true</CODE> if and only if the reduced flag is set.
  bool is_reduced() const;

  /*! \brief
    Flag to record whether the components are reduced with respect
    to each other and the reduction class.
  */
  bool reduced;
};

namespace Parma_Polyhedra_Library {

/*! \brief
  This class is temporary and will be removed when template typedefs will
  be supported in C++.

  When template typedefs will be supported in C++, what now is verbosely
  denoted by Domain_Product<Domain1, Domain2>::Direct_Product will simply
  be denoted by Direct_Product<Domain1, Domain2>.
*/
template <typename D1, typename D2>
class Domain_Product {
public:
  typedef Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, No_Reduction<D1, D2> >
  Direct_Product;

  typedef Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, Smash_Reduction<D1, D2> >
  Smash_Product;

  typedef Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, Constraints_Reduction<D1, D2> >
  Constraints_Product;

  typedef Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, Congruences_Reduction<D1, D2> >
  Congruences_Product;

  typedef Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, Shape_Preserving_Reduction<D1, D2> >
  Shape_Preserving_Product;
};

} // namespace Parma_Polyhedra_Library

namespace std {

//! Specializes <CODE>std::swap</CODE>.
/*! \relates Parma_Polyhedra_Library::Partially_Reduced_Product */
  template <typename D1, typename D2, typename R>
void swap(Parma_Polyhedra_Library::Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, R>& x,
	  Parma_Polyhedra_Library::Partially_Reduced_Product<D1, D2, R>& y);

} // namespace std

#include "Partially_Reduced_Product.inlines.hh"
#include "Partially_Reduced_Product.templates.hh"

#endif // !defined(PPL_Partially_Reduced_Product_defs_hh)
