documented possible bad functions

sample-programs/basic-5

@@ -1,17 +1,8 @@
 -- double : _Int -> _Int ;
 -- double n = n + n;
 
-apply : ('a -> 'b -> 'c) -> 'a -> 'b -> 'c ;
-apply f x y = f x y ;
-
 id : 'a -> 'a ;
 id x = x ;
 
-add : _Int -> _Int -> _Int ;
-add x y = x + y ;
-
-main : _Int -> _Int -> _Int ;
-main = apply (id add) ;
-
-idadd : _Int -> _Int -> _Int ;
-idadd = id add ;
+main : ('a -> 'b -> 'c) ;
+main = id ;

src/TypeChecker/TypeChecker.hs

@@ -45,6 +45,7 @@ typecheck = run . checkPrg
 
 {- | Start by freshening the type variable of data types to avoid clash with
 other user defined polymorphic types
+This might be wrong for type constructors that work over several variables
 -}
 freshenData :: Data -> Infer Data
 freshenData (Data (Constr name ts) constrs) = do
@@ -59,7 +60,10 @@ freshenData (Data (Constr name ts) constrs) = do
     let new_ts = map (freshenType fr') ts
     let new_constrs = map (freshenConstr fr') constrs
     return $ Data (Constr name new_ts) new_constrs
-  where
+
+{- | Freshen all polymorphic variables, regardless of name
+| freshenType "d" (a -> b -> c) becomes (d -> d -> d)
+-}
 freshenType :: Ident -> Type -> Type
 freshenType iden = \case
     (TPol _) -> TPol iden