diff --git a/AFFIRMATION.adoc b/AFFIRMATION.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a68690f0 --- /dev/null +++ b/AFFIRMATION.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,259 @@ +//// + PARKED DRAFT — no SPDX/owner header yet. + The strict pre-commit hook requires: + SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 + SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell + Owner adds that header MANUALLY (no automated licence edits), then commits + SIGNED (-S id_ed25519_signing). Do NOT --no-verify. Until then this file + lives in the working tree only. +//// += AFFIRMATION — AffineScript, as of 2026-06-16 +:toc: macro +:toclevels: 2 + +_the No-Bullshit file: what we affirm was true and checkable at this moment_ + +[NOTE] +==== +*Genre.* An *affirmation* is a solemn declaration of the truth of a statement, +made by someone who _declines to swear an oath_. That is exactly what this is: +our truth-as-best-believed at a stamped instant — binding on our honesty, not a +claim of infallibility. It is not the README and not the EXPLAINME: + +[cols="1,3,2",options="header"] +|=== +| File | Answers | Tense +| `README` | _Where is this going, and why?_ — state of thinking, steering, intent | future / aspirational +| `EXPLAINME` | _How is it built, and what's the evidence?_ — engineering underpinnings | descriptive / mechanism +| *`AFFIRMATION`* (this file) | _What can we honestly affirm was *true and checkable* at a stamped moment?_ | a frozen instant, falsifiable +|=== + +Every repo in the estate may carry one (`AFFIRMATION.adoc`). It is deliberately +small, dated, and signed, so a reader can hold us to exactly what we affirmed, +when we affirmed it. +==== + +toc::[] + +== What this is, and how it is designed to work + +*What it is.* A short, dated, jointly-signed snapshot of what we can _honestly +and verifiably_ claim about this repo at one exact commit. Nothing here is +marketing and nothing is a promise about the future — both of those live in the +README. This file is the receipt. + +*How it is designed to work.* Three moving parts make it trustworthy: + +. *Ground truth, not memory.* Every claim below was produced by _running the + tool in the session that wrote this file_ (build, tests, proof checkers). If a + status doc or a memory said otherwise, the live run wins and we flag the + contradiction. +. *A frozen anchor.* The file names the exact commit SHA, branch, UTC timestamp, + and toolchain (see <>), so "true" always means "true _at + this point_". Move the SHA and the file becomes a draft until re-run. +. *A real signature.* It is landed by a *signed git commit*; that signature over + this content at the anchored SHA is what makes the affirmation tamper-evident + and attributable — not the prose alone. + +*We are fallible.* We can be wrong, stale, or simply mistaken about our own +work. This file is our best honest belief, not a proof of its own correctness. +Treat it as a falsifiable claim, not gospel. + +== The epistemic contract (read this before you trust _or_ attack) + +This document records our *best joint belief* at the timestamp below. It is +*not a guarantee of correctness.* We may be wrong. We may be deluded. We may +have missed something — a hole, a stale doc, a proof that checks a calculus we +then fail to match in the implementation. + +*No intentional overclaim.* That is the only guarantee here: we have not +_knowingly_ inflated anything. Where something is tested-but-not-proved, we say +so. Where a proof covers an idealised core and _not_ the production code, we say +so. Where something is refuted or vacuous, we say so. If you find an honest +claim here that turns out false, that is an error to be fixed — not a lie. + +*Standing invitation to refute.* You are _invited_ to bulldoze any claim in this +file. We want that. But the fair form of the attack is: + +. Read this file at the stamped commit. +. Reproduce (or fail to reproduce) the checks in <>. +. _Then_ tell us where the discrepancy is, against the artefact as it stood at + this moment — so we can either justify it or concede it on the record. + +An attack that skips steps 1–2 is attacking a strawman of a different date. + +*No fights before the facts are cleared up.* We are not interested in a dispute +over a claim until the discrepancy has actually been checked against the +artefact at this commit and we have had the chance to either justify it or +concede it on the record. Good faith both ways: bring a reproducible +discrepancy and we will fix the claim, the doc, or the code — promptly and +without defensiveness. The goal is a corrected record, not a won argument. + +== Verifiable anchor + +[cols="1,3"] +|=== +| *Repo* | `hyperpolymath/affinescript` (the OCaml compiler — *not* ephapax) +| *Branch* | `feat/solo-core-metatheory-proofs` +| *Commit (HEAD)* | `4ed413f4ded5d83813f303854f4b28823847a7b1` +| *Permalink* | https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript/tree/4ed413f4ded5d83813f303854f4b28823847a7b1 +| *Verified (UTC)* | 2026-06-16T12:17:10Z +| *Working-tree delta at verification* | `docs/PROOF-NEEDS.md` modified; untracked `issues-drafts/08-conditional-origin-borrow-escape.md`, `stdlib/SafeHex.affine`, this file. None affect the build/test/proof results below; the green results are HEAD + this delta. +| *Toolchain* | OCaml 4.14.2 · dune 3.22.2 · Idris2 0.8.0 · Lean 4.13.0 +|=== + +[IMPORTANT] +If you are reading this at a _later_ commit, the claims may have drifted. +Re-run <> and write a fresh affirmation; do not trust a stale one. + +== Companion documents and repo metadata (cross-check) + +This affirmation should be read against the repo's own public claims. Where they +drift from what we verified, we say so here rather than quietly leave the reader +to find out. + +* *`README.adoc`* — link:README.adoc[_"AffineScript: A Practical Language for + Resource-Safe Systems"_]. The README sells the vision; this file is its + receipt for one moment. (A legacy `README.md` also exists; `README.adoc` is + canonical per the estate DOC-FORMAT rule.) +* *`EXPLAINME.adoc`* — *currently absent.* The estate trio + (README / EXPLAINME / AFFIRMATION) is therefore incomplete for this repo: + there is no dedicated "prove every README claim with code paths" document yet. + Noted as a gap, not glossed. +* *GitHub repo description* — _"The effect row is the abstraction; the backend + picks the mechanism. An affine-typed language compiling to verifiable typed + WebAssembly and Deno."_ Honest caveat: "_verifiable_ typed WebAssembly" is + aspirational at the typed-wasm boundary today — the `own` → ownership mapping + is known-wrong (no `Affine` kind upstream, mis-mapped to Linear), so the + emitted ownership section is not yet faithful. +* *GitHub topics* — `affine-types`, `algebraic-effects`, `borrow-checker`, + `compiler`, `effect-system`, `formal-verification`, `linear-types`, `ocaml`, + `programming-language`. Cross-check: `formal-verification` is now _earned_ + (Idris2 Solo-core progress+preservation + Lean tropical, green — see below); + `linear-types` is loose — the language is *affine* (≤1 use), not strictly + linear (exactly-once), and the `own` kind is affine. + +== The honest state (one breath) + +*AffineScript is a working research compiler for an affine / quantitative-typed +language that compiles to WebAssembly — real, runnable, and now backed by a +small but genuinely machine-checked metatheory core — yet still pre-1.0, with +the implementation _not_ proved to match that core, and with effects, async, and +refinements still partial or unenforced.* + +=== What is solid (and how we checked) + +* *Front-to-back pipeline runs.* parse → typecheck → borrow-check → elaborate → + codegen → wasm, plus a tree-walking interpreter. `just build` exits 0; + `just test` (`dune runtest`) exits 0 — *483 tests*; 114+ `.affine` fixtures + under `test/`. +* *There IS mechanised metatheory — verified green this moment.* + `just proof-check-all` → *4 passed, 0 failed, 1 skipped*: +** *Idris2 — Solo-core QTT metatheory: progress + preservation, fully proved, + `%default total`, no holes, no `believe_me`/`assert_total`/postulates.* The + crux is the QTT substitution lemma (`SubstLemma.substLemma0`); the affine + SPLIT product rule means preservation lands in a `Weaker` sub-context. + (`docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/`.) +** *Lean 4 — tropical session types proof: passes, no dangerous tactics.* +** Agda echo-boundary certificates: *SKIPPED* — environment only (needs + `AFFINESCRIPT_ECHO_TYPES_DIR`); not a failure, but not evidence either. +* *Canonical borrow hole #554 is closed and tested* (return-borrow summary + + call-graph fixpoint), including transitive + hardening variants. +* *The conditional-origin borrow-escape hole is closed and tested* (commit + `4ed413f`): a use-after-move via a borrow bound through an `if`/`match`/block + value is now caught. 14 unsound forms reject; 7 safe forms (NLL + use-before-move, unrelated move) pass; 6 hardening fixtures + (`test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_*`). +* *Float-through-heap is durably fixed for all heap aggregates* (arrays, tuples + uniform/mixed, closed records), wasmtime round-trip verified. +* *Compile-time complexity is back to linear* (the O(n²) codegen residuals are + gone, bench-evidenced). + +=== The honest nuance you must not lose + +The Idris2 proof establishes soundness of an *idealised Solo core calculus*. It +does *not* prove that the OCaml implementation (`lib/borrow.ml`, +`lib/codegen.ml`, …) _refines_ that calculus. "Proved core" + "tested +implementation" is exactly that — two things, with an unverified bridge between +them. Anyone claiming "AffineScript is proven sound" full-stop is overclaiming. + +=== Known-incomplete but honestly fenced (loud failure, never silent miscompile) + +* f64 in closures (calling-convention gap), float array compound-assign, and + open/polymorphic record rows — these *refuse to compile*, they do not produce + wrong code. + +=== Outstanding / weak / refuted (no spin) + +* *No silent soundness hole is currently known.* The conditional-origin + borrow escape found by adversarial probing this session was *fixed and tested* + (see Solid, above; commit `4ed413f`). This is an absence-of-evidence claim, + not evidence-of-absence: more probing may surface others — exactly what the + epistemic contract invites. +* *Effect-handler lowering (#555) and async CPS (#556): Refuted* — backends + silently drop handler arms / lower async synchronously. +* *Refinement types: vacuous* (parse but unenforced). *Trait coherence: + unchecked.* *typed-wasm `own` mapping: known-wrong* (no `Affine` kind upstream + → mis-mapped to Linear). +* *`docs/PROOF-NEEDS.md` and `.claude/CLAUDE.md` are themselves partly stale* at + this commit: both still say there are no mechanised proofs, which the proof + run above *refutes*. Correcting those is owner-gated (SPDX header) and pending. + +[#reproduce] +== Reproduce it yourself + +From the repo root, at the commit above: + +[source,sh] +---- +just build # expect exit 0 +just test # expect exit 0 (dune runtest) +just proof-check-all # expect: 4 passed, 0 failed, 1 skipped +---- + +For the proofs individually: + +[source,sh] +---- +just proof-check-idris2 # Solo-core progress + preservation (no holes) +just proof-check-lean # tropical session types +# Agda is skipped unless AFFINESCRIPT_ECHO_TYPES_DIR points at echo-types/proofs/agda +---- + +To see the open hole bite (it is _currently accepted_ — that's the bug): see the +reproducer table in `issues-drafts/08-conditional-origin-borrow-escape.md`. + +== One-line characterisation (quote this) + +[quote] +____ +"A real, runnable affine-typed → WASM research compiler with a *machine-checked +Solo core* (Idris2 progress+preservation, no holes) and a tested — _not yet +proved-to-match_ — implementation; conservative loud-failures at the edges; one +known open borrow hole on the fix queue; effects/async/refinements still +partial. Serious research artifact, not a production language. No intentional +overclaim." +____ + +== Joint attestation + +We, the undersigned, assert that *to the best of our joint belief at the +timestamp above, every claim in this file is true and was checked as described* +— with no intentional overclaim, and with the open gaps stated rather than +hidden. + +* *Engineering party (AI):* Claude Opus 4.8 (`claude-opus-4-8[1m]`) — ran the + build, test, and proof checks recorded here on 2026-06-16T11:41:06Z and stands + behind the wording above as a faithful report of those runs. +* *Owner / maintainer:* Jonathan D.A. Jewell — _signs by committing this file + with `-S` (`id_ed25519_signing`); the git commit signature over this content, + at the commit SHA recorded above, is the cryptographic form of this + affirmation._ ++ +Signed-off-date: ____________________ (fill on signing) + +[TIP] +The authoritative, tamper-evident signature is the *signed git commit* that +lands this file. If the SHA in <> matches the parent of that +commit and the commit verifies, this affirmation is anchored. If they don't +match, treat the file as a draft. diff --git a/README.md b/README.md deleted file mode 100644 index 93fac8f7..00000000 --- a/README.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,677 +0,0 @@ -[![Sponsor](https://img.shields.io/badge/Sponsor-%E2%9D%A4-pink?logo=github)](https://github.com/sponsors/hyperpolymath) - -= AffineScript: A Practical Language for Resource-Safe Systems -:toc: -:toclevels: 3 -:sectnums: -:source-highlighter: rouge -:icons: font - -[IMPORTANT] -.Not to be confused with Ephapax -==== -This is **AffineScript**, a successor-to-JS/TS/ReScript application language -at `hyperpolymath/affinescript`. It is *not* -https://github.com/hyperpolymath/ephapax[Ephapax], a separate research language -for WebAssembly memory safety at `hyperpolymath/ephapax`. - -The two share **exactly one thing**: both target -https://github.com/hyperpolymath/typed-wasm[typed-wasm] (and interface with that -repo's `crates/typed-wasm-verify/`). They have separate ASTs, separate type -checkers, separate compilers, separate proof stories. The word `affine` -overlaps in both names because it names a substructural-logic property — -that's a logic-family fact, not a project relationship. - -Also: Ephapax is internally dyadic, containing both `ephapax-linear` and -`ephapax-affine` sublanguages. **The `ephapax-affine` sublanguage is NOT -AffineScript.** When ambiguous, write "ephapax-affine sublanguage (of ephapax)" -vs "AffineScript language (this repo)". - -Canonical disambiguation: -link:https://github.com/hyperpolymath/nextgen-languages/blob/main/docs/disambiguation/ephapax-vs-affinescript.md[nextgen-languages/docs/disambiguation/ephapax-vs-affinescript.md]. -==== - -[IMPORTANT] -==== -*Authoritative status lives in link:docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc[docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc].* -Where this README's prose implies broader maturity than that matrix states, -the matrix wins. AffineScript is *alpha* with one known base-language -soundness gap (CORE-01 / issue #177). typed-wasm is a *separate* -language-agnostic target (`hyperpolymath/typed-wasm`), not an AffineScript -subsystem — see link:docs/ECOSYSTEM.adoc[docs/ECOSYSTEM.adoc]. -==== - -License: MPL-2.0 + -Built alongside Gossamer, typed-wasm, and Burble - -Write software where the compiler helps enforce resource lifecycles, protocol states, and effect boundaries before bugs become runtime failures. - -[NOTE] -==== -Honest status sync (2026-04-12): affine/QTT and borrow checking are wired into the standard CLI paths today (`check`, `compile`, `eval`) and gate user programs. Dependent/refinement features are still parse-first in places, and some backend features remain incomplete, especially around effect-handler lowering in Wasm targets. See link:docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc[docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc] for the authoritative per-feature status (`.machine_readable/6a2/STATE.a2ml` mirrors that matrix; it does not lead). -==== - -== What AffineScript Is - -AffineScript is a practical programming language for building software where the hard problems are not just “does it parse?” or “does it type-check?”, but: - -- is this resource used correctly? -- are these state transitions valid? -- are effects explicit? -- is this extension boundary safe? -- can this code be portable across runtimes and targets? - -It combines: - -- affine and quantitative typing for ownership and usage tracking -- algebraic effects for explicit side effects and handlers -- row polymorphism for extensible records and interfaces -- refinement-oriented type structure for stronger invariants -- WebAssembly-oriented deployment paths for portable execution - -The goal is not to turn ordinary programming into theorem proving. The goal is to make it easier to write programs whose _resource lifecycles_, _protocol states_, and _effect boundaries_ are correct by construction. - -AffineScript is not a “game language.” Games have been one useful proving ground for it, but the language is intended more broadly for: - -- plugin systems -- desktop/runtime shells -- protocol-driven software -- real-time systems -- data and document pipelines -- simulation and game logic -- extensible applications and toolchains - -== The Core Idea - -Many bugs in real software are really _type-system omissions in disguise_. - -Examples: - -- using a resource after it should have been consumed -- forgetting to release a resource -- calling an operation in the wrong protocol state -- hiding I/O or mutation inside supposedly pure logic -- making “extensible” interfaces that are really unchecked convention -- evolving data structures in ways that quietly break consumers - -AffineScript moves these constraints into the language. - -It is designed for code where: - -- resources matter -- state matters -- sequencing matters -- extensibility matters -- portability matters - -== The Important Distinction: Core Language vs Faces - -AffineScript is the semantic core. - -On top of that core, the language supports _faces_: sugared surface syntaxes that let people approach the same semantics through different aesthetic and ergonomic styles. - -A face is not a separate language. It is a different presentation layer over the same core model. - -The established faces are: - -- *AffineScript* — the canonical face (this repo) -- link:https://github.com/hyperpolymath/jaffascript[*JaffaScript*] — a JavaScript / TypeScript-like face -- link:https://github.com/hyperpolymath/rattlescript[*RattleScript*] — a Python-like face (also positioned as "Python for the web" via typed-wasm) -- link:https://github.com/hyperpolymath/pseudoscript[*PseudoScript*] — a pseudocode-oriented face for CS pedagogy -- link:https://github.com/hyperpolymath/lucidscript[*LucidScript*] — a PureScript / Haskell-like face -- link:https://github.com/hyperpolymath/cafescripto[*CafeScripto*] — a CoffeeScript-like face - -The five non-canonical face repos are *brand surfaces only* — examples, docs, and a thin shim that defaults `--face`. The compiler, type checker, borrow checker, and codegen all live here in `affinescript`. - -Every face shares the canonical `.affine` file extension; the active face is selected by an optional `face:` pragma on the first comment line of the file (e.g. `# face: rattlescript`, `// face: jaffascript`, `-- face: lucidscript`), or by `--face NAME` on the CLI. - -This means people can bring familiarity from a language family they already love, while still entering a system with stronger guarantees around ownership, effects, state, and resource usage. - -In other words: - -[quote] -____ -Different faces, same cube. -____ - -The syntax may feel familiar in different ways, but the semantic guarantees come from the same checked core. - -== Why Faces Matter - -Most programming languages force a false choice: - -- familiar syntax with weak guarantees, or -- strong guarantees with alien ergonomics - -AffineScript’s face system is meant to break that tradeoff. - -With faces, you can let users write in a style that feels: - -- JavaScript-like -- Python-like -- pseudocode-like -- domain-specific -- pedagogy-friendly - -while still preserving: - -- type checking -- ownership/usage constraints -- effect tracking -- state and protocol correctness -- portable code generation targets - -This is especially useful for: - -- onboarding -- teaching -- domain experts entering safer systems programming -- plugin authors -- teams migrating from dynamic or weakly typed languages - -== What Makes AffineScript Distinctive - -AffineScript brings together capabilities that are rarely available in one practical system: - -[cols="1,3"] -|=== -|Capability |What it is for - -|Affine / QTT-style usage tracking -|Ownership, resource protocols, “use once / don’t duplicate / don’t forget” - -|Algebraic effects -|Explicit side effects, handler-based composition, safer impurity boundaries - -|Row polymorphism -|Extensible records and interfaces without collapsing into ad hoc objects - -|Refinement-oriented typing -|Stronger invariants over state and structure - -|Portable code generation -|Wasm-oriented deployment and integration paths - -|Multiple faces -|Different surface syntaxes over the same checked semantic core -|=== - -The practical result is a language aimed at software where correctness depends on more than ordinary static typing. - -== What AffineScript Helps Express and Verify - -AffineScript is especially suited to programs that need guarantees around: - -- resource acquisition and disposal -- protocol state transitions -- plugin and extension boundaries -- explicit capability/effect boundaries -- extensible structured data -- portable execution targets -- interpreters, runtimes, and shells -- host/guest integration layers - -This includes code such as: - -- network/session flows -- document or file pipelines -- desktop shell logic -- stateful embedded runtimes -- simulation/game systems -- tool plugins -- language tooling and automation - -== Example: Resource-Safe Ownership - -[source,affine] ----- -type Texture = own { id: Int, width: Int, height: Int } - -fn load_texture(path: ref String) -{IO + Exn[LoadError]}-> own Texture { - Texture #{ id: 42, width: 1024, height: 1024 } -} - -fn render(scene: ref Scene, texture: ref Texture) -{Render}-> () { - () -} - -fn unload(@linear texture: own Texture) -{IO}-> () { - () -} - -fn frame() -{IO + Render + Exn[LoadError]}-> () { - let texture = load_texture("player.png"); - render(scene, texture); - unload(texture); - // texture cannot be used here -} ----- - -What the checker is trying to protect you from: - -- using a consumed resource -- forgetting to release a resource -- duplicating exclusive ownership -- hiding lifecycle mistakes behind convention - -== Example: State-Checked Protocol Transitions - -[source,affine] ----- -type Connection[..state] = own { - socket: own Socket, - ..state -} - -fn authenticate( - @linear conn: own Connection[{status: Unauthenticated}] -) -{Session + IO}-> Connection[{status: Authenticated, user: String}] { - let creds = recv(); - Connection #{ socket: conn.socket, status: Authenticated, user: creds.user } -} - -fn query( - conn: ref Connection[{status: Authenticated, ..r}], - sql: ref String -) -{IO}-> Result[Rows, DbError] { - // ... -} ----- - -What the checker can rule out: - -- querying before authentication -- authenticating twice through the same consumed handle -- using a connection after close -- silently invalid protocol transitions - -== Example: Effect-Explicit Code - -[source,affine] ----- -effect IO { - fn print(s: String) -> (); - fn read_line() -> String; -} - -effect State[S] { - fn get() -> S; - fn put(s: S) -> (); -} - -fn interactive_counter() -{IO + State[Int]}-> Int { - let input = read_line(); - let current = get(); - let next = current + 1; - put(next); - print("Count: " ++ int_to_string(next)); - next -} - -fn add(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int { - a + b -} ----- - -The point is not “effects are fancy.” The point is that effect boundaries become visible and checkable. - -== Example: Extensible Data with Row Polymorphism - -[source,affine] ----- -fn greet[..r](person: {name: String, ..r}) -> String { - "Hello, " ++ person.name -} - -let alice = #{name: "Alice", age: 30, role: "Engineer"}; -let bob = #{name: "Bob", department: "Sales"}; - -greet(alice); -greet(bob); ----- - -This matters for extensible systems, plugins, records, evolving schemas, and interface stability. - -== Faces in More Detail - -A face is a syntax layer, not a semantic fork. - -That means: - -- the same ownership rules still apply -- the same effect rules still apply -- the same state/protocol guarantees still apply -- the same backend targets still apply - -The purpose of faces is not fragmentation. It is _approachability_. - -A likely way to think about the stack is: - -[listing] ----- -face syntax -> AffineScript core AST -> type/effect/ownership checks -> backend target ----- - -Examples: - -- JaffaScript lowers JavaScript / TypeScript-like syntax into the AffineScript core -- RattleScript lowers Python-like syntax into the same core -- PseudoScript lowers structured pedagogical pseudocode into the same core -- LucidScript lowers PureScript / Haskell-like syntax into the same core -- CafeScripto lowers CoffeeScript-like syntax into the same core - -Side-by-side examples for each face live under `examples/faces/`; you can preview the canonical lowering of any file with `affinescript preview-python` / `preview-js` / `preview-pseudocode` / `preview-lucid` / `preview-cafe`. - -So the question is not “which face is the real language?” -The answer is: the core semantics are the language; faces are entrances. - -== Backends and Targets - -AffineScript is intended to support portable deployment, especially through WebAssembly-oriented targets. - -Depending on feature maturity and backend coverage, this includes: - -- Wasm-oriented deployment paths -- integration with typed-wasm conventions -- native/runtime-specific backends where implemented -- host integration via Gossamer and related infrastructure - -The important point is this: - -[quote] -____ -AffineScript is not “JavaScript with types” and not “Python with ownership syntax.” -It is a checked core language that can be surfaced through multiple familiar faces and lowered into portable execution targets. -____ - -== Relationship to typed-wasm - -AffineScript and typed-wasm are related, but they are not the same thing. - -- *AffineScript* is a source language and semantic system. -- *typed-wasm* is about typed structure and safety around Wasm-oriented memory/layout/interface conventions. -- *Gossamer* is a resource-safe host/runtime/shell layer. -- *Burble* is a high-assurance real-time systems application of the same broader philosophy. - -A helpful mental model is: - -[listing] ----- -face syntax -> AffineScript core -> typed-wasm / Wasm conventions -> host/runtime integration ----- - -typed-wasm matters because portable low-level targets need more than “it compiles.” They need conventions, structure, and safe composition across boundaries. - -== Games Are a Proving Ground, Not the Definition - -Games have been a useful proving ground because they combine: - -- stateful logic -- resources with lifecycles -- extensible entity data -- eventful and asynchronous behaviour -- portability requirements -- host/runtime integration concerns - -That makes them an excellent stress test. - -But AffineScript is not limited to games, and should not be presented as if that were its sole or primary identity. - -Games are one place where the language’s properties are easy to demonstrate. They are not the language’s entire reason for existing. - -== Getting Started - -=== Prerequisites - -- OCaml 4.14.2+ -- Dune 3.14+ -- opam packages: `sedlex`, `menhir`, `ppx_deriving`, `ppx_sexp_conv`, `sexplib0`, `fmt`, `cmdliner`, `yojson`, `alcotest` (test), `ocamlformat` (test), `js_of_ocaml`, `js_of_ocaml-ppx`, `js_of_ocaml-compiler` - -[NOTE] -==== -The top-level `dune build` compiles every target including `js/playground.bc.js`, so `js_of_ocaml*` are required for an out-of-the-box build. If you only need the CLI and tests, you can build the subtrees explicitly: - -[source,bash] ----- -dune build lib/ bin/ test/ ----- -==== - -=== One-shot opam setup - -[source,bash] ----- -# Install the full dep set into the active switch -opam install -y \ - sedlex menhir ppx_deriving ppx_sexp_conv sexplib0 fmt cmdliner yojson \ - alcotest ocamlformat \ - js_of_ocaml js_of_ocaml-ppx js_of_ocaml-compiler - -# Make `dune`, `ocaml`, etc. visible to non-interactive shells -eval "$(opam env --switch=default --set-switch)" ----- - -For login shells, persist the PATH wiring by appending the equivalent to `~/.profile` — opam's own `opam-init/init.sh` gates PATH-setup behind `[ -t 0 ]`, so `wsl bash -lc '...'`-style invocations don't pick it up without an explicit eval. - -=== Build - -[source,bash] ----- -dune build ----- - -=== Type check a file - -[source,bash] ----- -_build/default/bin/main.exe check test/e2e/fixtures/affine_basic.affine ----- - -=== Evaluate with interpreter - -[source,bash] ----- -_build/default/bin/main.exe eval test/e2e/fixtures/interp_simple.affine ----- - -=== Compile - -[source,bash] ----- -_build/default/bin/main.exe compile -o hello.wasm test/e2e/fixtures/wasm_simple.affine ----- - -=== Format - -[source,bash] ----- -_build/default/bin/main.exe fmt test/e2e/fixtures/affine_basic.affine ----- - -=== Lint - -[source,bash] ----- -_build/default/bin/main.exe lint test/e2e/fixtures/affine_basic.affine ----- - -=== JSON diagnostics - -[source,bash] ----- -_build/default/bin/main.exe check --json test/e2e/fixtures/affine_basic.affine ----- - -[NOTE] -==== -The standard source extension for AffineScript is `.affine`. -==== - -== Status - -AffineScript is in active development. - -This repository contains a live compiler and tooling stack, but some advanced features remain incomplete or partial. Current state is best understood from the machine-readable status files and current docs rather than from aspirational claims. - -[cols="2,1,4"] -|=== -|Component |Status |Notes - -|Lexer + Parser -|Complete -|Menhir grammar, sedlex tokenizer, broad syntax coverage - -|Name Resolution -|Complete -|Module loading, scoping, imports - -|Type Checker -|Wired -|Active in standard CLI paths - -|Quantity Checking -|Live gate -|QTT quantity checks fail builds on violations - -|Borrow Checker -|Live gate -|Compile-time borrow checks active; advanced phases ongoing - -|Effect System -|Interpreter-complete -|Handlers/interpreter path active; backend parity incomplete - -|Trait System -|Partial -|Core registry and lookup work exists; advanced coherence remains - -|Interpreter -|High -|Closures, matching, effects, and recent exception plumbing - -|WASM Codegen -|Advanced but incomplete -|Primary deployment backend; feature gaps remain - -|WASM GC Codegen -|Partial -|Available, not full feature parity - -|LSP Server -|Complete -|Hover, goto-def, completion, diagnostics - -|Formatter + Linter -|Complete -|AST-based formatter and lint rules -|=== - -== Design Principles - -- *Correctness should be structural, not ceremonial.* -- *Types should clarify what code may do, not merely classify data.* -- *Effects should be explicit.* -- *Resources should not depend on discipline alone.* -- *Extensibility should not collapse into unchecked runtime convention.* -- *Strong guarantees should not require alien syntax.* -- *Different faces should be able to share one checked core.* - -== Repository Structure - -[listing] ----- -affinescript/ -+-- lib/ # Core compiler (OCaml) -| +-- ast.ml -| +-- lexer.ml -| +-- parser.mly -| +-- typecheck.ml -| +-- unify.ml -| +-- quantity.ml -| +-- types.ml -| +-- codegen.ml -| +-- interp.ml -| +-- json_output.ml -+-- bin/main.ml # CLI -+-- tools/affinescript-lsp/ # Language server -+-- editors/ # Editor integrations -+-- stdlib/ # Standard library modules -+-- examples/ # Example programs -+-- test/ # Golden tests and fixtures -+-- docs/ # Specifications, guides, papers -+-- .machine_readable/ # Authoritative machine-readable status ----- - -== Ecosystem - -AffineScript sits inside a broader ecosystem built around correctness-by-construction. - -=== Gossamer -A resource-safe host/runtime shell for desktop and embedded application structures. - -=== typed-wasm -A typed Wasm-oriented layer for memory/layout/interface discipline and safer low-level convergence. - -=== Burble -A high-assurance real-time communications system using similar design principles around correctness, performance, and explicit structure. - -These are related projects, but each has a distinct role. - -== What AffineScript Is Not - -AffineScript is not: - -- merely “Rust with different syntax” -- merely “TypeScript but safer” -- merely “a game scripting language” -- merely “a proof assistant disguised as a language” -- merely “a Wasm frontend” - -It is better understood as: - -[quote] -____ -A practical language core for resource-aware, stateful, effect-explicit, extensible software — with multiple faces and portable targets. -____ - -== Documentation - -- `docs/` — language and architecture documentation -- `docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc` — authoritative per-feature status (overrides everything else) -- `docs/TECH-DEBT.adoc` — coordination ledger (DOC/CORE/STDLIB/INT/SAT) -- `docs/ECOSYSTEM.adoc` — spine, AS↔typed-wasm contract, satellite registry, INT-01..12 -- `.machine_readable/6a2/STATE.a2ml` — machine-readable mirror of CAPABILITY-MATRIX (does not lead) -- `examples/` — example programs -- `tools/affinescript-lsp/` — language tooling -- `editors/` — editor integrations - -== License - -This repository is documented and distributed under AGPL-3.0-or-later. - -The broader Palimpsest-MPL licensing layer applies to associated ecosystem technology including: - -- Gossamer -- Burble -- AffineScript deployment/tooling layers where applicable - -See also: - -- AGPL-3.0-or-later: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.html -- PMPL-1.0: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/palimpsest-license - -== Final Positioning Summary - -AffineScript should be presented as: - -[quote] -____ -A practical checked core language for resource-safe, stateful, extensible software, with multiple familiar faces and portable Wasm-oriented targets. -____ - -Not as: - -[quote] -____ -A secret weapon for games. -____ diff --git a/TEST-NEEDS.md b/TEST-NEEDS.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..195a8d9b --- /dev/null +++ b/TEST-NEEDS.md @@ -0,0 +1,86 @@ + + +# TEST-NEEDS: affinescript + +Per-repo instance of the estate CRG taxonomy +(`standards/testing-and-benchmarking/TESTING-TAXONOMY.adoc`). Categories + +aspects + the bench model are the canonical ones; the full mapping + +risk/interop ledgers live in `docs/TESTING-AND-BENCH-MATRIX.adoc`. This file is +the **blitz ledger**: measured status + numbers, honestly marked. + +**Blitz date:** 2026-06-16. **Self-assessed CRG grade: D, approaching C** — the +C-tier E2E/REG/PRF/CTR(partial) are present; the gaps to C are REF + the B-tier +PBT/FUZ/MUT and baselined benches (below). + +## Scale + +| | | +|---|---| +| Compiler source | **36,178** LOC OCaml (`lib/`) | +| Compiler binary | 10.4 MB | +| Backends wired (suffix dispatch) | **48** | +| Alcotest gate | **477 tests, 0 fail** (`dune runtest`) | +| Conformance fixtures | 24 · e2e fixtures 102 | + +## Test categories (16) — measured status + +| Category | Status | Count / where | +|---|---|---| +| **UT** Unit | PASS | within the 477 alcotest (`test/test_.ml`): lexer, effect_sites, qualified_paths, module_mut, **solo_cesk (19, VM M1)**, … | +| **P2P** Point-to-point | PASS (1 seam) | `typed-wasm-validate` — AffineScript producer ↔ Rust `tw-verify`, bit-exact (2/2). GAP: parser↔typecheck, typecheck↔codegen as named P2P | +| **E2E** End-to-end | PASS | `test_e2e` + `wasm-validate` (19+2), `native-run`, `riscv-run-validate` (4), `coprocessor-validate` (12) | +| **BLD** Build | PASS | `just build` / `dune build` (CI) | +| **EXE** Execution/runtime | PASS | interp + native exec + qemu-riscv64 + VM M1 CESK execution | +| **REF** Reflexive | **GAP** | no `just doctor`/self-check (candidate: a `selfcheck` chaining the gates) | +| **LCY** Lifecycle | partial | compile-time via borrow checker; runtime via VM M1 affine enforcement | +| **SMK** Smoke | PASS | `run_codegen_wasm/deno_tests.sh`, deno-test, vscode host | +| **PBT** Property-based | **GAP (priority)** | only a deterministic seed in test_solo_cesk; need qcheck 1000+ (semiring laws, lex→parse→pp round-trip, codegen determinism) | +| **MUT** Mutation | **GAP** | no `cargo-mutants` equivalent for OCaml | +| **FUZ** Fuzz | **GAP (priority)** | none — lexer/parser + codegen-emission are the boundaries to fuzz (crowbar/AFL). No placeholders. | +| **CTR** Contract/invariant | partial | `just guard` (doc-truthing), `proof-check-all` (the proofs are invariants), VM affine enforcement | +| **REG** Regression | PASS | `test/e2e/fixtures/` + the deferred-regression discipline (STATE.a2ml) | +| **CHS** Chaos | N-A | compiler, not a service (parser error-recovery is the nearest analog) | +| **CMP** Compatibility | partial | typed-wasm v1 carrier pinned. GAP: version-matrix | +| **PRF** Proof regression | PASS | `proof-check-all`: Idris2 Solo + Lean tropical + Agda echo, **green**; dangerous-primitive scan | + +## Aspects (14) — covered: DEP, IOP, SAF, FUN, PRT, SEC(partial), PER(partial). GAP: ACC, MNT(partial), OBS(partial). N-A: PRI. (Detail in the matrix.) + +## Performance (blitz, best-of-N, this host) + +| Measure | Number | +|---|---| +| Compile hello → wasm / .ll / js / c / julia | **2–3 ms** each (312 / 1806 / 1272 / 1445 / 192 B) | +| Compile comprehensive_test (36 ln) → wasm | 3 ms (463 B) | +| Native exec (x86, hello) | **1 ms** | +| Native exec (riscv64 under qemu) | 11 ms (emulation) | +| Proof check — Idris2 Solo | 365 ms | +| Proof check — Lean tropical | 185 ms | +| Proof check — **Agda echo** | **47.8 s** (≈all of `proof-check-all`'s 47 s — cubical + 22 boundary certs) | +| Gates (each) | wasm 138 ms · coprocessor 47 ms · android 46 ms · typed-wasm 15 ms · riscv-run 102 ms | + +**Benches: partial (2026-06-16 — harness fixed).** `just bench` now runs + +prints real numbers (the alcotest wrapper was swallowing stdout; the recipe's +second command was broken — both fixed). Phase numbers: lex ~7–10 M tok/s; parse +~0.02 ms/iter; typecheck ~0.01 ms/iter; codegen ~0.01 ms/iter (small inputs). +Added: **`bench_scaling`** (generated N-function programs) and **`bench_vm`** +(Solo CESK step-rate, ~3.5e7 steps/s, exactly linear 3n+1 steps). + +⚠ **FINDING (issue-draft 07):** the scaling bench shows compile time is +**super-linear ≈O(n²)** — 4.4 µs/func at n=100 but 80 µs/func at n=5000 (5× +input → ~32× time). Invisible on the 114-line corpus. Localise (likely +`resolve.ml`/`codegen.ml` per-item full scan) and fix to flat-µs/func. + +Still GAP: Six-Sigma baselining; per-backend *runtime* bench (real workloads — +see the planned LP/NLP suite); promotion to a gating threshold. + +## Remaining gaps (priority order) + +1. **Benches → metric-emitting + baselined** (fix the recipe; emit ns/op; Six-Sigma baseline; per-backend runtime; VM step-rate; large-input fixtures). +2. **PBT** (qcheck): semiring laws, round-trip, codegen determinism — 1000+ cases. +3. **FUZ** (crowbar/AFL on lexer/parser + codegen boundary; cargo-fuzz on the runtime). +4. **Symbol-audit** per backend (`nm -D`/`wasm-tools`) — the proven interop guard. +5. **REF** (`just selfcheck`) + **ACC** (error-message clarity / CLI a11y). +6. Port proven's `tests/e2e.sh` 5-section proof-chain harness (folds the gates into one). diff --git a/affinescriptiser/src/codegen/parser.rs b/affinescriptiser/src/codegen/parser.rs index bf7bf7d3..ab43c1c7 100644 --- a/affinescriptiser/src/codegen/parser.rs +++ b/affinescriptiser/src/codegen/parser.rs @@ -60,8 +60,16 @@ pub fn parse_sources(manifest: &Manifest) -> Vec { }; // Read the source file contents; if unavailable, skip gracefully. - let content = match std::fs::read_to_string(&source.path) { - Ok(c) => c, + // Limit reads to 5MB to prevent unbounded allocation. + let content = match std::fs::File::open(&source.path) { + Ok(mut file) => { + use std::io::Read; + let mut buf = String::new(); + match file.take(5 * 1024 * 1024).read_to_string(&mut buf) { + Ok(_) => buf, + Err(_) => continue, + } + } Err(_) => continue, }; diff --git a/bench/bench_main.ml b/bench/bench_main.ml index 54a350cc..234de7b1 100644 --- a/bench/bench_main.ml +++ b/bench/bench_main.ml @@ -1,35 +1,22 @@ (* SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 *) (* AffineScript microbenchmark runner. - Visibility-only — no merge gate. See - docs/standards/TESTING.adoc §"Bench standards" for the policy. + Visibility-only — no merge gate (docs/standards/TESTING.adoc §"Bench + standards"). The numbers are wall-clock and printed directly to stdout. - We register each phase under an alcotest "bench" suite so the - harness gives consistent setup/teardown framing. The actual - measurements are wall-clock and emitted via `Printf.printf` to - stdout — alcotest assertions check only that the bench ran to - completion (the assertion is `pass`, the value is in the - printout). Switch to alcotest-bench / Bechamel when a calibrated - baseline + ratchet policy lands. *) + NOTE (2026-06-16): the previous runner wrapped each bench in [Alcotest.run], + which CAPTURES per-test stdout into a log file — so the measurements were + computed but never reached the console ("visibility-only" benches that were + not actually visible). This runner calls each [run ()] directly. *) -let with_section name f = - Printf.printf "\n"; - Printf.printf "════════════════════════════════════════════════════\n"; - Printf.printf " AffineScript microbench — %s\n" name; +let () = + Printf.printf "\n════════════════════════════════════════════════════\n"; + Printf.printf " AffineScript microbench\n"; Printf.printf "════════════════════════════════════════════════════\n%!"; - f (); + Bench_lex.run (); + Bench_parse.run (); + Bench_typecheck.run (); + Bench_codegen.run (); + Bench_scaling.run (); + Bench_vm.run (); Printf.printf "\n%!" - -let bench_case label fn = - Alcotest.test_case label `Slow (fun () -> - fn (); - Alcotest.(check pass) (Printf.sprintf "%s ran to completion" label) () ()) - -let () = - with_section "phases" (fun () -> - Alcotest.run ~and_exit:false "affinescript-bench" [ - ("lex", [ bench_case "lex sweep" Bench_lex.run ]); - ("parse", [ bench_case "parse sweep" Bench_parse.run ]); - ("typecheck", [ bench_case "typecheck sweep" Bench_typecheck.run ]); - ("codegen", [ bench_case "codegen sweep" Bench_codegen.run ]); - ]) diff --git a/bench/bench_scaling.ml b/bench/bench_scaling.ml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f2352a87 --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/bench_scaling.ml @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +(* SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 *) +(* Compile-time SCALING on generated large inputs. + + Closes the "large-input/scaling performance unmeasured" gap (TEST-NEEDS.md): + the fixed corpus maxes at ~114 lines, so this generates N-function programs + and times the parse → resolve → wasm-codegen pipeline as N grows, reporting + µs/function so a super-linear blow-up in any phase shows up immediately. + Mirrors the estate k9-bench `benchmark_scaling()` (sizes ramp by 10×). *) + +open Affinescript + +let time_ms f = + let t0 = Unix.gettimeofday () in + let r = f () in + let t1 = Unix.gettimeofday () in + (1000.0 *. (t1 -. t0), r) + +(** A program of [n] independent integer functions + a main. Linear in n by + construction, so a non-linear timing curve indicates a phase-level defect. *) +let gen (n : int) : string = + let b = Buffer.create (n * 40) in + for i = 0 to n - 1 do + Buffer.add_string b (Printf.sprintf "fn f%d(x: Int) -> Int { x + %d }\n" i i) + done; + Buffer.add_string b "fn main() -> Int { f0(1) }\n"; + Buffer.contents b + +(* Phase-split timing so a super-linear phase is localised (issue-draft 07). *) +let one (n : int) : unit = + let src = gen n in + let (t_parse, parsed) = + time_ms (fun () -> try Some (Parse_driver.parse_string ~file:"" src) with _ -> None) in + match parsed with + | None -> Printf.printf " n=%-6d PARSE FAILED\n%!" n + | Some prog -> + let cfg = Module_loader.default_config () in + let loader = Module_loader.create cfg in + let (t_resolve, rok) = + time_ms (fun () -> match Resolve.resolve_program_with_loader prog loader with + | Ok _ -> true | Error _ -> false) in + let (t_codegen, cok) = + time_ms (fun () -> match (try Codegen.generate_module prog + with _ -> Error (Codegen.UnsupportedFeature "")) with + | Ok _ -> true | Error _ -> false) in + let up f = f *. 1000.0 /. float_of_int n in (* µs/func *) + Printf.printf + " n=%-6d parse %8.2f (%5.1fµ/f) resolve %8.2f (%5.1fµ/f) codegen %8.2f (%5.1fµ/f) ms [r=%b c=%b]\n%!" + n t_parse (up t_parse) t_resolve (up t_resolve) t_codegen (up t_codegen) rok cok + +let run () = + print_endline "── bench: compile-time SCALING (phase-split, generated) ──"; + List.iter one [ 100; 1000; 3000; 5000 ] diff --git a/bench/bench_vm.ml b/bench/bench_vm.ml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8d487c2a --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/bench_vm.ml @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +(* SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 *) +(* VM M1 (Solo-core CESK) step-rate bench. + + Closes the "no VM step-rate bench" gap (TEST-NEEDS.md). Builds a Solo term + that reduces in O(n) machine steps (a chain of n single-use lets — each binds + the previous value, used exactly once, so affine enforcement stays ON) and + reports steps/second. The tropical cost-meter's accumulated [cost] IS the + step count, so this also exercises the metering on by default. *) + +open Affinescript + +let time_ms f = + let t0 = Unix.gettimeofday () in + let r = f () in + let t1 = Unix.gettimeofday () in + (1000.0 *. (t1 -. t0), r) + +(** n nested lets: let x = (… let x = () …) in x. Each binding used once. *) +let chain (n : int) : Solo_cesk.term = + let open Solo_cesk in + let rec build i acc = if i <= 0 then acc else build (i - 1) (Let (One, acc, Var 0)) in + build n TUnit + +let one (n : int) : unit = + let t = chain n in + let (ms, (_v, cost)) = time_ms (fun () -> Solo_cesk.run ~fuel:(10 * n + 100) t) in + let rate = if ms > 0.0 then float_of_int cost /. (ms /. 1000.0) else infinity in + Printf.printf " n=%-7d %9d steps %8.3f ms %.3e steps/sec\n%!" n cost ms rate + +let run () = + print_endline "── bench: VM M1 (Solo CESK) step-rate ──────────────"; + List.iter one [ 1_000; 10_000; 100_000 ] diff --git a/bench/dune b/bench/dune index 2977cffb..0949b300 100644 --- a/bench/dune +++ b/bench/dune @@ -35,7 +35,9 @@ bench_lex bench_parse bench_typecheck - bench_codegen)) + bench_codegen + bench_scaling + bench_vm)) (rule (alias bench) diff --git a/bench/workloads/lp_tropical.affine b/bench/workloads/lp_tropical.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1b1961c1 --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/workloads/lp_tropical.affine @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// LP workload — tropical (min,+) shortest path. Linear programming over the +// tropical semiring (the same (min,+) algebra as the VM cost-meter and the +// tropical-resource-typing Isabelle development): relax candidate paths with +// min/+. Pure Int → runs on every backend (no Float-heap). Proven-style: +// asserts the known optimum min(10, 4+3+2) = 9 and prints a verdict token. +fn tmin(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int { if a < b { a } else { b } } +fn shortest() -> Int { + let direct = 10; + let via = 4 + 3 + 2; + tmin(direct, via) +} +fn main() -> Int { + if shortest() == 9 { println("LP_TROPICAL_OK"); 0 } + else { println("LP_TROPICAL_WRONG"); 1 } +} diff --git a/bench/workloads/nlp_newton.affine b/bench/workloads/nlp_newton.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..443276bb --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/workloads/nlp_newton.affine @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// NLP workload — Newton's method (Babylonian) for integer sqrt: the non-linear +// iterative refinement x := (x + n/x)/2 converging to floor(sqrt n). Pure Int → +// runs everywhere. Proven-style: asserts isqrt(144) = 12 and prints a verdict. +fn iter(n: Int, x: Int, k: Int) -> Int { + if k <= 0 { x } else { iter(n, (x + n / x) / 2, k - 1) } +} +fn isqrt(n: Int) -> Int { iter(n, n, 20) } +fn main() -> Int { + if isqrt(144) == 12 { println("NLP_NEWTON_OK"); 0 } + else { println("NLP_NEWTON_WRONG"); 1 } +} diff --git a/bin/main.ml b/bin/main.ml index 79898698..8230ab2b 100644 --- a/bin/main.ml +++ b/bin/main.ml @@ -490,7 +490,7 @@ let repl_cmd_fn () = compilation errors. With [--wasm-gc], targets the WebAssembly GC proposal instead of WASM 1.0 linear memory. *) let compile_file face json wasm_gc vscode_ext vscode_adapter vscode_no_lc - deno_esm path output = + deno_esm target path output = let face = resolve_face ~quiet:json face path in if json then begin let diags = ref [] in @@ -635,7 +635,7 @@ let compile_file face json wasm_gc vscode_ext vscode_adapter vscode_no_lc else if is_rust then ("Rust", "E0813", Affinescript.Rust_codegen.codegen_rust flat_prog resolve_ctx.symbols) else if is_llvm then ("LLVM", "E0814", - Affinescript.Llvm_codegen.codegen_llvm flat_prog resolve_ctx.symbols) + Affinescript.Llvm_codegen.codegen_llvm ?triple:target flat_prog resolve_ctx.symbols) else if is_verilog then ("Verilog", "E0815", Affinescript.Verilog_codegen.codegen_verilog flat_prog resolve_ctx.symbols) else if is_gleam then ("Gleam", "E0816", @@ -874,7 +874,7 @@ let compile_file face json wasm_gc vscode_ext vscode_adapter vscode_no_lc else if is_rust then ("Rust", Affinescript.Rust_codegen.codegen_rust flat_prog resolve_ctx.symbols) else if is_llvm then ("LLVM", - Affinescript.Llvm_codegen.codegen_llvm flat_prog resolve_ctx.symbols) + Affinescript.Llvm_codegen.codegen_llvm ?triple:target flat_prog resolve_ctx.symbols) else if is_verilog then ("Verilog", Affinescript.Verilog_codegen.codegen_verilog flat_prog resolve_ctx.symbols) else if is_gleam then ("Gleam", @@ -1208,6 +1208,14 @@ let path_arg = let output_arg = Arg.(value & opt string "out.wasm" & info ["o"; "output"] ~docv:"FILE" ~doc:"Output file") +let target_arg = + Arg.(value & opt (some string) None & info ["target"] ~docv:"TRIPLE" + ~doc:"LLVM target triple for native (.ll) output. Overrides the \ + AFFINESCRIPT_LLVM_TRIPLE env var; default is x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu. \ + Accepts a full triple verbatim (e.g. riscv64-unknown-linux-gnu) or a \ + shorthand: x86_64, aarch64/arm64, aarch64-android/android, riscv64, \ + riscv32, ios. Any value containing '-' is treated as a full triple.") + let wasm_gc_arg = Arg.(value & flag & info ["wasm-gc"] ~doc:"Target the WebAssembly GC proposal (struct/array types, no linear memory). \ @@ -1598,7 +1606,7 @@ let compile_cmd = let info = Cmd.info "compile" ~doc in Cmd.v info Term.(ret (const compile_file $ face_arg $ json_arg $ wasm_gc_arg $ vscode_ext_arg $ vscode_adapter_arg $ vscode_no_lc_arg $ deno_esm_arg - $ path_arg $ output_arg)) + $ target_arg $ path_arg $ output_arg)) let fmt_cmd = let doc = "Format a file" in diff --git a/docs/ALIB-INTEGRATION.adoc b/docs/ALIB-INTEGRATION.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..05911d5d --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/ALIB-INTEGRATION.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,508 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript ↔ aggregate-library Integration Strategy + +*Date:* 2026-01-23 *Status:* Proposal / Roadmap *Goal:* Leverage aLib +methodology to strengthen AffineScript’s ecosystem position + +== Executive Summary + +*aggregate-library (aLib)* is a methods repository demonstrating how to +specify, test, and stress-test library overlap across wildly different +systems. AffineScript, with its *affine types, dependent types, and +effect tracking*, represents an extreme case that can: + +[arabic] +. *Stress-test aLib specs* under unique constraints +. *Contribute novel semantics* for operations under affine ownership +. *Demonstrate cross-language compatibility* without sacrificing type +safety +. *Build ecosystem credibility* through conformance + +== What aLib Provides + +From `aggregate-library/`: + +=== Spec Categories + +* *arithmetic*: Basic numeric operations +* *collection*: map, filter, fold, contains +* *comparison*: Ordering and equality +* *conditional*: Boolean logic +* *logical*: AND, OR, NOT operations +* *string*: String manipulation + +=== Each Spec Includes + +[arabic] +. *Interface signature* (language-agnostic) +. *Behavioral semantics* (properties, edge cases) +. *Executable test cases* (YAML conformance vectors) + +=== Philosophy + +* *NOT* a standard library replacement +* *IS* a methodology for cross-ecosystem design +* Enables implementations to share semantics without sharing code +* Emphasizes reversibility and conformance testing + +== How AffineScript Benefits + +=== 1. Conformance Validation + +*Action:* Implement aLib conformance test runner for AffineScript + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// stdlib/alib_conformance.affine +fn run_collection_map_tests() -> TestResult { + // Load test vectors from aggregate-library/specs/collection/map.md + // Execute against AffineScript stdlib implementation + // Report conformance score +} +---- + +*Benefits:* - Validates stdlib correctness against language-neutral +specs - Provides regression safety during development - Demonstrates +interoperability guarantees + +=== 2. Affine Semantics Contribution + +*Action:* Contribute AffineScript-specific semantics notes to aLib + +*Example - `map` under affine constraints:* + +[source,markdown] +---- +# AffineScript Implementation Notes + +## Ownership Semantics +```affinescript +fn map(list: [T], f: T -> U) -> [U] +---- + +*Affine Constraint*: Each element `T` consumed exactly once during map. + +*Properties under Affine Types:* - Source collection `list` is moved +(cannot be used after map) - Function `f` must consume its argument - If +`f` panics, remaining elements are dropped safely - No iterator +invalidation (collection moved, not borrowed) + +*Safety Guarantees:* - Memory leak freedom: All elements processed or +dropped - Use-after-free prevention: Source collection inaccessible - +Double-free prevention: Elements consumed exactly once + +.... + +**Impact:** Shows how affine types provide stronger guarantees than aLib's base specs + +### 3. Stress-Test Case for aLib + +**Action:** Position AffineScript as an "extreme constraint" test case + +**Unique Challenges AffineScript Presents:** + +| aLib Operation | Affine Challenge | Solution | +|---------------|------------------|----------| +| `map(list, f)` | Source consumed | Move semantics, explicit lifetime | +| `filter(list, pred)` | Predicate can't consume | Predicate must be `&T -> Bool` | +| `fold(list, acc, f)` | Accumulator ownership | Explicit `own` or `&mut` types | +| `contains(list, x)` | Search requires equality | Requires `Eq` trait, borrow semantics | + +**Value:** Demonstrates how aLib specs work under memory-safe, move-only semantics + +### 4. Cross-Language Benchmarking + +**Action:** Create `alib-benchmarks/affinescript/` with performance data + +```yaml +# alib-benchmarks/affinescript/collection_map.yml +language: affinescript +implementation: stdlib-0.1.0 +spec: collection/map + +benchmarks: + - name: map_int_array_1000 + input_size: 1000 + iterations: 10000 + time_ns: 42350 + memory_bytes: 4000 + + - name: map_string_array_100 + input_size: 100 + iterations: 5000 + time_ns: 15200 + memory_bytes: 2400 +.... + +*Compare against:* ReScript, OCaml, Rust, JavaScript implementations + +*Insight:* Shows cost/benefit of affine type safety + +=== 5. Ecosystem Implementation: `alib-for-affinescript` + +*Action:* Create separate repo `alib-for-affinescript` + +*Structure:* + +.... +alib-for-affinescript/ +├── src/ +│ ├── arithmetic.affine # Conformant arithmetic operations +│ ├── collection.affine # Conformant collection operations +│ ├── comparison.affine # Conformant comparison operations +│ ├── string.affine # Conformant string operations +│ └── ... +├── tests/ +│ └── conformance/ # aLib test vectors +│ ├── runner.affine +│ └── vectors/ # Imported from aggregate-library +├── docs/ +│ └── affine-semantics.md # AffineScript-specific notes +└── README.md +.... + +*Goal:* Demonstrate aLib method applied to affine-typed language + +== Implementation Roadmap + +=== Phase 1: Conformance (Week 1-2) + +* [ ] Import aLib test vectors into AffineScript test suite +* [ ] Implement conformance test runner (YAML → AffineScript tests) +* [ ] Run conformance tests against current stdlib +* [ ] Document conformance gaps + +=== Phase 2: Semantics Contribution (Week 3-4) + +* [ ] Write affine semantics notes for each aLib spec +* [ ] Contribute to `aggregate-library/notes/affine-types.md` +* [ ] Submit PRs with AffineScript edge cases +* [ ] Add affine-specific test vectors + +=== Phase 3: Ecosystem Repo (Month 2) + +* [ ] Create `alib-for-affinescript` repository +* [ ] Implement all aLib specs with affine constraints +* [ ] Comprehensive documentation of ownership semantics +* [ ] Example projects using aLib-conformant API + +=== Phase 4: Cross-Language Integration (Month 3) + +* [ ] Benchmark AffineScript vs other implementations +* [ ] Create interop examples (AffineScript ↔ ReScript/OCaml) +* [ ] Publish comparison study +* [ ] Present findings to aLib community + +== Specific Integration Points + +=== 1. AffineScript Stdlib Alignment + +*Current stdlib modules that align with aLib:* + +[width="100%",cols="42%,21%,37%",options="header",] +|=== +|AffineScript Module |aLib Spec |Conformance Status +|`stdlib/prelude.affine` |collection/++{++map,filter,fold} |Partial +(needs testing) + +|`stdlib/math.affine` |arithmetic/++*++ |Good (basic ops) + +|`stdlib/string.affine` |string/++*++ |Partial (missing ops) + +|`stdlib/collections.affine` |collection/++*++ |Good (comprehensive) +|=== + +*Actions:* 1. Add conformance attributes to stdlib functions: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +/// Conforms to aLib collection/map spec v1.0 +/// Test vectors: aggregate-library/specs/collection/map.md +fn map(arr: [T], f: T -> U) -> [U] { ... } +---- + +[arabic, start=2] +. Generate conformance report: + +[source,bash] +---- +$ affinescript test --alib-conformance +✓ collection/map: 12/12 test vectors pass +✓ collection/filter: 10/10 test vectors pass +✗ collection/fold: 8/12 test vectors pass (4 failures) + - Accumulator ownership semantics differ + - See: docs/affine-semantics.md#fold +---- + +=== 2. Novel Affine Operations + +*Contribute AffineScript-specific operations to aLib:* + +==== `take++_++ownership` + +[source,markdown] +---- +# Operation: take_ownership (Affine-specific) + +## Interface Signature +---- + +take++_++ownership: Collection++[++A: affine++]++ -++>++ (A, +Collection++[++A++]++) + +.... + +## Behavioral Semantics +Removes first element from collection, transferring ownership. +Source collection is modified (mutable borrow). + +**Affine Guarantee**: Element removed exactly once, caller owns result. +.... + +==== `partition++_++consume` + +[source,markdown] +---- +# Operation: partition_consume (Affine-specific) + +## Interface Signature +---- + +partition++_++consume: Collection++[++A: affine++]++, Function++[++&A +-++>++ Bool++]++ -++>++ (Collection++[++A++]++, Collection++[++A++]++) + +.... + +## Behavioral Semantics +Partitions collection into two based on predicate. +All elements consumed exactly once. + +**Affine Guarantee**: No element duplication, all elements accounted for. +.... + +=== 3. Conformance Test Integration + +*Add to AffineScript test suite:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// tests/alib_conformance_test.affine + +// Auto-generated from aggregate-library/specs/collection/map.md +fn test_map_conformance() -> TestResult { + // Test case 1: Double each number + let input = [1, 2, 3]; + let output = map(input, fn(x) => x * 2); + assert_eq(output, [2, 4, 6], "map: double numbers"); + + // Test case 2: Empty collection + let empty = []; + let result = map(empty, fn(x) => x * 2); + assert_eq(result, [], "map: empty collection"); + + // ... more test cases from YAML + + Pass +} +---- + +*Automation:* + +[source,bash] +---- +# Generate conformance tests from aLib specs +$ deno task gen-conformance-tests \ + --alib-repo ../aggregate-library \ + --output tests/conformance/ + +Generated 47 conformance tests from aLib specs +---- + +== Strategic Value + +=== For AffineScript: + +[arabic] +. *Validation* - Proves stdlib correctness against language-neutral +specs +. *Credibility* - Shows serious approach to language design +. *Interoperability* - Eases integration with other aLib-conformant +systems +. *Documentation* - aLib specs serve as reference documentation + +=== For aLib: + +[arabic] +. *Stress Testing* - Affine types push specs to extremes +. *Semantics Enrichment* - Adds ownership/borrowing considerations +. *Safety Model* - Demonstrates specs under memory-safe constraints +. *Diversity* - Adds functional {plus} affine-typed language to +portfolio + +=== For Ecosystem: + +[arabic] +. *Pattern Library* - Shows how to handle affine constraints +. *Interop Guide* - AffineScript ↔ other languages via aLib surface +. *Research Value* - Novel combination of affine types {plus} standard +operations + +== Example: Complete Integration Flow + +=== 1. Start with aLib Spec + +From `aggregate-library/specs/collection/filter.md`: + +[source,markdown] +---- +filter: Collection[A], Function[A -> Bool] -> Collection[A] +Preserves order, only includes elements where predicate returns true +---- + +=== 2. Implement in AffineScript (Affine Semantics) + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// stdlib/collections.affine + +/// Conforms to aLib collection/filter v1.0 +/// Affine semantics: Predicate borrows, source moved +fn filter(arr: [T], pred: &T -> Bool) -> [T] { + let result = []; + for x in arr { // arr moved, each x consumed + if pred(&x) { // pred borrows (doesn't consume) + result = result ++ [x]; // x moved into result + } + // else: x dropped here (affine allows drop) + } + result // caller owns result, arr fully consumed +} +---- + +=== 3. Run Conformance Tests + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// tests/conformance/collection_filter.affine + +fn test_alib_filter_conformance() -> TestResult { + // From aLib test vectors + let input = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]; + let evens = filter(input, fn(x) => x % 2 == 0); + assert_eq(evens, [2, 4], "filter: keep evens"); + + // Affine-specific: input no longer accessible + // Uncommenting next line would be compile error: + // let _ = len(input); // ERROR: value moved + + Pass +} +---- + +=== 4. Document Affine Semantics + +Contribute to `aggregate-library/notes/affine-types.md`: + +[source,markdown] +---- +## AffineScript Implementation: filter + +### Ownership Model +- **Source collection**: Moved (consumed) +- **Predicate function**: Borrows element (`&T -> Bool`) +- **Result collection**: Owned by caller +- **Filtered-out elements**: Automatically dropped + +### Why Predicate Borrows +```affinescript +// If predicate consumed element: +fn filter_bad(arr: [T], pred: T -> Bool) -> [T] + // Problem: pred(x) consumes x even if we want to keep it! + // Can't move x into both pred() and result + +// Solution: Predicate borrows +fn filter_good(arr: [T], pred: &T -> Bool) -> [T] + // pred checks without consuming + // We decide whether to move into result or drop +---- + +=== Safety Guarantees + +* No use-after-filter of source +* No double-free of filtered elements +* All elements either moved to result or properly dropped + +.... + +### 5. Benchmark and Compare + +```yaml +# Submitted to aLib benchmarks +spec: collection/filter +implementations: + - lang: affinescript + time_ns: 3500 + memory: 0 # No allocation (in-place filtering) + notes: "Move semantics enable zero-copy filtering" + + - lang: javascript + time_ns: 4200 + memory: 8192 # Allocates new array + notes: "GC handles cleanup" + + - lang: rust + time_ns: 3400 + memory: 0 # Iterator, no allocation + notes: "Similar to AffineScript (ownership semantics)" +.... + +== Deliverables + +=== Short Term (Month 1) + +* [ ] Conformance test suite integrated +* [ ] Stdlib alignment assessment document +* [ ] Initial affine semantics notes + +=== Medium Term (Month 2-3) + +* [ ] `alib-for-affinescript` repository created +* [ ] All aLib specs implemented with affine semantics +* [ ] Contribution to aggregate-library (semantics notes) +* [ ] Benchmark comparison published + +=== Long Term (Month 4-6) + +* [ ] AffineScript cited as aLib stress-test case +* [ ] Cross-language interop examples +* [ ] Research paper: "`Affine Types Meet Common Library Interfaces`" +* [ ] Integration patterns documented + +== Success Metrics + +[arabic] +. *Conformance*: ≥95% of aLib test vectors pass +. *Contribution*: ≥10 semantics notes contributed to aLib +. *Performance*: Within 20% of Rust implementations (affine-to-affine) +. *Documentation*: Complete affine semantics guide +. *Ecosystem*: ≥3 example projects using aLib-conformant API + +== Next Steps + +*Immediate (This Week):* 1. Import aLib test vectors into AffineScript +test suite 2. Audit current stdlib for aLib spec alignment 3. Create +conformance test runner prototype + +*Follow-up (Next Week):* 1. Run full conformance test suite 2. Begin +affine semantics documentation 3. Identify gaps in stdlib coverage + +*Strategic (Next Month):* 1. Create `alib-for-affinescript` repository +2. Submit first contributions to aggregate-library 3. Begin +cross-language benchmarking + +''''' + +*Author:* Claude Sonnet 4.5 *Review Status:* Awaiting user feedback +*Implementation Priority:* High - positions AffineScript in wider +ecosystem diff --git a/docs/ALIB-INTEGRATION.md b/docs/ALIB-INTEGRATION.md deleted file mode 100644 index aca1b875..00000000 --- a/docs/ALIB-INTEGRATION.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,454 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript ↔ aggregate-library Integration Strategy - -**Date:** 2026-01-23 -**Status:** Proposal / Roadmap -**Goal:** Leverage aLib methodology to strengthen AffineScript's ecosystem position - -## Executive Summary - -**aggregate-library (aLib)** is a methods repository demonstrating how to specify, test, and stress-test library overlap across wildly different systems. AffineScript, with its **affine types, dependent types, and effect tracking**, represents an extreme case that can: - -1. **Stress-test aLib specs** under unique constraints -2. **Contribute novel semantics** for operations under affine ownership -3. **Demonstrate cross-language compatibility** without sacrificing type safety -4. **Build ecosystem credibility** through conformance - -## What aLib Provides - -From `aggregate-library/`: - -### Spec Categories -- **arithmetic**: Basic numeric operations -- **collection**: map, filter, fold, contains -- **comparison**: Ordering and equality -- **conditional**: Boolean logic -- **logical**: AND, OR, NOT operations -- **string**: String manipulation - -### Each Spec Includes -1. **Interface signature** (language-agnostic) -2. **Behavioral semantics** (properties, edge cases) -3. **Executable test cases** (YAML conformance vectors) - -### Philosophy -- **NOT** a standard library replacement -- **IS** a methodology for cross-ecosystem design -- Enables implementations to share semantics without sharing code -- Emphasizes reversibility and conformance testing - -## How AffineScript Benefits - -### 1. Conformance Validation - -**Action:** Implement aLib conformance test runner for AffineScript - -```affinescript -// stdlib/alib_conformance.affine -fn run_collection_map_tests() -> TestResult { - // Load test vectors from aggregate-library/specs/collection/map.md - // Execute against AffineScript stdlib implementation - // Report conformance score -} -``` - -**Benefits:** -- Validates stdlib correctness against language-neutral specs -- Provides regression safety during development -- Demonstrates interoperability guarantees - -### 2. Affine Semantics Contribution - -**Action:** Contribute AffineScript-specific semantics notes to aLib - -**Example - `map` under affine constraints:** - -```markdown -# AffineScript Implementation Notes - -## Ownership Semantics -```affinescript -fn map(list: [T], f: T -> U) -> [U] -``` - -**Affine Constraint**: Each element `T` consumed exactly once during map. - -**Properties under Affine Types:** -- Source collection `list` is moved (cannot be used after map) -- Function `f` must consume its argument -- If `f` panics, remaining elements are dropped safely -- No iterator invalidation (collection moved, not borrowed) - -**Safety Guarantees:** -- Memory leak freedom: All elements processed or dropped -- Use-after-free prevention: Source collection inaccessible -- Double-free prevention: Elements consumed exactly once -``` - -**Impact:** Shows how affine types provide stronger guarantees than aLib's base specs - -### 3. Stress-Test Case for aLib - -**Action:** Position AffineScript as an "extreme constraint" test case - -**Unique Challenges AffineScript Presents:** - -| aLib Operation | Affine Challenge | Solution | -|---------------|------------------|----------| -| `map(list, f)` | Source consumed | Move semantics, explicit lifetime | -| `filter(list, pred)` | Predicate can't consume | Predicate must be `&T -> Bool` | -| `fold(list, acc, f)` | Accumulator ownership | Explicit `own` or `&mut` types | -| `contains(list, x)` | Search requires equality | Requires `Eq` trait, borrow semantics | - -**Value:** Demonstrates how aLib specs work under memory-safe, move-only semantics - -### 4. Cross-Language Benchmarking - -**Action:** Create `alib-benchmarks/affinescript/` with performance data - -```yaml -# alib-benchmarks/affinescript/collection_map.yml -language: affinescript -implementation: stdlib-0.1.0 -spec: collection/map - -benchmarks: - - name: map_int_array_1000 - input_size: 1000 - iterations: 10000 - time_ns: 42350 - memory_bytes: 4000 - - - name: map_string_array_100 - input_size: 100 - iterations: 5000 - time_ns: 15200 - memory_bytes: 2400 -``` - -**Compare against:** ReScript, OCaml, Rust, JavaScript implementations - -**Insight:** Shows cost/benefit of affine type safety - -### 5. Ecosystem Implementation: `alib-for-affinescript` - -**Action:** Create separate repo `alib-for-affinescript` - -**Structure:** -``` -alib-for-affinescript/ -├── src/ -│ ├── arithmetic.affine # Conformant arithmetic operations -│ ├── collection.affine # Conformant collection operations -│ ├── comparison.affine # Conformant comparison operations -│ ├── string.affine # Conformant string operations -│ └── ... -├── tests/ -│ └── conformance/ # aLib test vectors -│ ├── runner.affine -│ └── vectors/ # Imported from aggregate-library -├── docs/ -│ └── affine-semantics.md # AffineScript-specific notes -└── README.md -``` - -**Goal:** Demonstrate aLib method applied to affine-typed language - -## Implementation Roadmap - -### Phase 1: Conformance (Week 1-2) -- [ ] Import aLib test vectors into AffineScript test suite -- [ ] Implement conformance test runner (YAML → AffineScript tests) -- [ ] Run conformance tests against current stdlib -- [ ] Document conformance gaps - -### Phase 2: Semantics Contribution (Week 3-4) -- [ ] Write affine semantics notes for each aLib spec -- [ ] Contribute to `aggregate-library/notes/affine-types.md` -- [ ] Submit PRs with AffineScript edge cases -- [ ] Add affine-specific test vectors - -### Phase 3: Ecosystem Repo (Month 2) -- [ ] Create `alib-for-affinescript` repository -- [ ] Implement all aLib specs with affine constraints -- [ ] Comprehensive documentation of ownership semantics -- [ ] Example projects using aLib-conformant API - -### Phase 4: Cross-Language Integration (Month 3) -- [ ] Benchmark AffineScript vs other implementations -- [ ] Create interop examples (AffineScript ↔ ReScript/OCaml) -- [ ] Publish comparison study -- [ ] Present findings to aLib community - -## Specific Integration Points - -### 1. AffineScript Stdlib Alignment - -**Current stdlib modules that align with aLib:** - -| AffineScript Module | aLib Spec | Conformance Status | -|---------------------|-----------|-------------------| -| `stdlib/prelude.affine` | collection/{map,filter,fold} | Partial (needs testing) | -| `stdlib/math.affine` | arithmetic/* | Good (basic ops) | -| `stdlib/string.affine` | string/* | Partial (missing ops) | -| `stdlib/collections.affine` | collection/* | Good (comprehensive) | - -**Actions:** -1. Add conformance attributes to stdlib functions: -```affinescript -/// Conforms to aLib collection/map spec v1.0 -/// Test vectors: aggregate-library/specs/collection/map.md -fn map(arr: [T], f: T -> U) -> [U] { ... } -``` - -2. Generate conformance report: -```bash -$ affinescript test --alib-conformance -✓ collection/map: 12/12 test vectors pass -✓ collection/filter: 10/10 test vectors pass -✗ collection/fold: 8/12 test vectors pass (4 failures) - - Accumulator ownership semantics differ - - See: docs/affine-semantics.md#fold -``` - -### 2. Novel Affine Operations - -**Contribute AffineScript-specific operations to aLib:** - -#### `take_ownership` -```markdown -# Operation: take_ownership (Affine-specific) - -## Interface Signature -``` -take_ownership: Collection[A: affine] -> (A, Collection[A]) -``` - -## Behavioral Semantics -Removes first element from collection, transferring ownership. -Source collection is modified (mutable borrow). - -**Affine Guarantee**: Element removed exactly once, caller owns result. -``` - -#### `partition_consume` -```markdown -# Operation: partition_consume (Affine-specific) - -## Interface Signature -``` -partition_consume: Collection[A: affine], Function[&A -> Bool] - -> (Collection[A], Collection[A]) -``` - -## Behavioral Semantics -Partitions collection into two based on predicate. -All elements consumed exactly once. - -**Affine Guarantee**: No element duplication, all elements accounted for. -``` - -### 3. Conformance Test Integration - -**Add to AffineScript test suite:** - -```affinescript -// tests/alib_conformance_test.affine - -// Auto-generated from aggregate-library/specs/collection/map.md -fn test_map_conformance() -> TestResult { - // Test case 1: Double each number - let input = [1, 2, 3]; - let output = map(input, fn(x) => x * 2); - assert_eq(output, [2, 4, 6], "map: double numbers"); - - // Test case 2: Empty collection - let empty = []; - let result = map(empty, fn(x) => x * 2); - assert_eq(result, [], "map: empty collection"); - - // ... more test cases from YAML - - Pass -} -``` - -**Automation:** -```bash -# Generate conformance tests from aLib specs -$ deno task gen-conformance-tests \ - --alib-repo ../aggregate-library \ - --output tests/conformance/ - -Generated 47 conformance tests from aLib specs -``` - -## Strategic Value - -### For AffineScript: -1. **Validation** - Proves stdlib correctness against language-neutral specs -2. **Credibility** - Shows serious approach to language design -3. **Interoperability** - Eases integration with other aLib-conformant systems -4. **Documentation** - aLib specs serve as reference documentation - -### For aLib: -1. **Stress Testing** - Affine types push specs to extremes -2. **Semantics Enrichment** - Adds ownership/borrowing considerations -3. **Safety Model** - Demonstrates specs under memory-safe constraints -4. **Diversity** - Adds functional + affine-typed language to portfolio - -### For Ecosystem: -1. **Pattern Library** - Shows how to handle affine constraints -2. **Interop Guide** - AffineScript ↔ other languages via aLib surface -3. **Research Value** - Novel combination of affine types + standard operations - -## Example: Complete Integration Flow - -### 1. Start with aLib Spec - -From `aggregate-library/specs/collection/filter.md`: -```markdown -filter: Collection[A], Function[A -> Bool] -> Collection[A] -Preserves order, only includes elements where predicate returns true -``` - -### 2. Implement in AffineScript (Affine Semantics) - -```affinescript -// stdlib/collections.affine - -/// Conforms to aLib collection/filter v1.0 -/// Affine semantics: Predicate borrows, source moved -fn filter(arr: [T], pred: &T -> Bool) -> [T] { - let result = []; - for x in arr { // arr moved, each x consumed - if pred(&x) { // pred borrows (doesn't consume) - result = result ++ [x]; // x moved into result - } - // else: x dropped here (affine allows drop) - } - result // caller owns result, arr fully consumed -} -``` - -### 3. Run Conformance Tests - -```affinescript -// tests/conformance/collection_filter.affine - -fn test_alib_filter_conformance() -> TestResult { - // From aLib test vectors - let input = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]; - let evens = filter(input, fn(x) => x % 2 == 0); - assert_eq(evens, [2, 4], "filter: keep evens"); - - // Affine-specific: input no longer accessible - // Uncommenting next line would be compile error: - // let _ = len(input); // ERROR: value moved - - Pass -} -``` - -### 4. Document Affine Semantics - -Contribute to `aggregate-library/notes/affine-types.md`: - -```markdown -## AffineScript Implementation: filter - -### Ownership Model -- **Source collection**: Moved (consumed) -- **Predicate function**: Borrows element (`&T -> Bool`) -- **Result collection**: Owned by caller -- **Filtered-out elements**: Automatically dropped - -### Why Predicate Borrows -```affinescript -// If predicate consumed element: -fn filter_bad(arr: [T], pred: T -> Bool) -> [T] - // Problem: pred(x) consumes x even if we want to keep it! - // Can't move x into both pred() and result - -// Solution: Predicate borrows -fn filter_good(arr: [T], pred: &T -> Bool) -> [T] - // pred checks without consuming - // We decide whether to move into result or drop -``` - -### Safety Guarantees -- No use-after-filter of source -- No double-free of filtered elements -- All elements either moved to result or properly dropped -``` - -### 5. Benchmark and Compare - -```yaml -# Submitted to aLib benchmarks -spec: collection/filter -implementations: - - lang: affinescript - time_ns: 3500 - memory: 0 # No allocation (in-place filtering) - notes: "Move semantics enable zero-copy filtering" - - - lang: javascript - time_ns: 4200 - memory: 8192 # Allocates new array - notes: "GC handles cleanup" - - - lang: rust - time_ns: 3400 - memory: 0 # Iterator, no allocation - notes: "Similar to AffineScript (ownership semantics)" -``` - -## Deliverables - -### Short Term (Month 1) -- [ ] Conformance test suite integrated -- [ ] Stdlib alignment assessment document -- [ ] Initial affine semantics notes - -### Medium Term (Month 2-3) -- [ ] `alib-for-affinescript` repository created -- [ ] All aLib specs implemented with affine semantics -- [ ] Contribution to aggregate-library (semantics notes) -- [ ] Benchmark comparison published - -### Long Term (Month 4-6) -- [ ] AffineScript cited as aLib stress-test case -- [ ] Cross-language interop examples -- [ ] Research paper: "Affine Types Meet Common Library Interfaces" -- [ ] Integration patterns documented - -## Success Metrics - -1. **Conformance**: ≥95% of aLib test vectors pass -2. **Contribution**: ≥10 semantics notes contributed to aLib -3. **Performance**: Within 20% of Rust implementations (affine-to-affine) -4. **Documentation**: Complete affine semantics guide -5. **Ecosystem**: ≥3 example projects using aLib-conformant API - -## Next Steps - -**Immediate (This Week):** -1. Import aLib test vectors into AffineScript test suite -2. Audit current stdlib for aLib spec alignment -3. Create conformance test runner prototype - -**Follow-up (Next Week):** -1. Run full conformance test suite -2. Begin affine semantics documentation -3. Identify gaps in stdlib coverage - -**Strategic (Next Month):** -1. Create `alib-for-affinescript` repository -2. Submit first contributions to aggregate-library -3. Begin cross-language benchmarking - ---- - -**Author:** Claude Sonnet 4.5 -**Review Status:** Awaiting user feedback -**Implementation Priority:** High - positions AffineScript in wider ecosystem diff --git a/docs/EFFECTS-IMPLEMENTATION.adoc b/docs/EFFECTS-IMPLEMENTATION.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..428e7abd --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/EFFECTS-IMPLEMENTATION.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,102 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Effect Handler Implementation + +== Status Sync (2026-04-12) + +This document tracks the implementation status of algebraic effects in +AffineScript and is aligned with `.machine++_++readable/6a2/STATE.a2ml`. + +== Syntax (Current Parser Form) + +=== Effect Declaration + +[source,affinescript] +---- +effect Console { + fn print(s: String) -> (); + fn read() -> String; +} +---- + +=== Effect Annotation in Function Types + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn greet() -{Console}-> String { + Console.print("Hello!"); + Console.read() +} +---- + +=== Effect Handlers + +[source,affinescript] +---- +handle greet() { + print(s) => { + resume("ok") + }, + read() => { + resume("Alice") + }, + return(x) => x +} +---- + +== Current Implementation + +=== Implemented + +[arabic] +. Effect declarations and operation signatures. +. Effect operations as builtins that raise `PerformEffect`. +. Handler operation matching (`HandlerOp`). +. Return-arm handling (`HandlerReturn`). +. `resume` plumbing in the interpreter path. + +=== Backend Caveats + +[arabic] +. *Interpreter path*: effect handlers are implemented and usable. +. *WASM 1.0 backend*: handler lowering is partial; advanced handler +semantics do not fully map to backend continuations. +. *WASM GC backend*: `handle` / `resume` are currently rejected with +`UnsupportedFeature` where continuation semantics are required. + +== Technical Notes + +The interpreter represents effect operations via: + +[source,ocaml] +---- +type eval_error = + | ... + | PerformEffect of string * value list +---- + +Handler evaluation catches `PerformEffect`, selects a matching arm, and +evaluates the arm body in the handler context. + +== Not Yet Complete + +[arabic] +. Full continuation semantics in Wasm backends without relying on +interpreter behavior. +. A backend strategy for multi-resume semantics when needed. +. End-to-end parity between interpreter and all codegen targets for +advanced handler/control-flow combinations. + +== Testing + +See: + +* `test/e2e/fixtures/effects.affine` +* `test/test++_++e2e.ml` + +Run: + +[source,bash] +---- +dune runtest +---- diff --git a/docs/EFFECTS-IMPLEMENTATION.md b/docs/EFFECTS-IMPLEMENTATION.md deleted file mode 100644 index 36cc540b..00000000 --- a/docs/EFFECTS-IMPLEMENTATION.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,92 +0,0 @@ -# Effect Handler Implementation - -## Status Sync (2026-04-12) - -This document tracks the implementation status of algebraic effects in -AffineScript and is aligned with `.machine_readable/6a2/STATE.a2ml`. - -## Syntax (Current Parser Form) - -### Effect Declaration - -```affinescript -effect Console { - fn print(s: String) -> (); - fn read() -> String; -} -``` - -### Effect Annotation in Function Types - -```affinescript -fn greet() -{Console}-> String { - Console.print("Hello!"); - Console.read() -} -``` - -### Effect Handlers - -```affinescript -handle greet() { - print(s) => { - resume("ok") - }, - read() => { - resume("Alice") - }, - return(x) => x -} -``` - -## Current Implementation - -### Implemented - -1. Effect declarations and operation signatures. -2. Effect operations as builtins that raise `PerformEffect`. -3. Handler operation matching (`HandlerOp`). -4. Return-arm handling (`HandlerReturn`). -5. `resume` plumbing in the interpreter path. - -### Backend Caveats - -1. **Interpreter path**: effect handlers are implemented and usable. -2. **WASM 1.0 backend**: handler lowering is partial; advanced handler semantics - do not fully map to backend continuations. -3. **WASM GC backend**: `handle` / `resume` are currently rejected with - `UnsupportedFeature` where continuation semantics are required. - -## Technical Notes - -The interpreter represents effect operations via: - -```ocaml -type eval_error = - | ... - | PerformEffect of string * value list -``` - -Handler evaluation catches `PerformEffect`, selects a matching arm, and -evaluates the arm body in the handler context. - -## Not Yet Complete - -1. Full continuation semantics in Wasm backends without relying on interpreter - behavior. -2. A backend strategy for multi-resume semantics when needed. -3. End-to-end parity between interpreter and all codegen targets for advanced - handler/control-flow combinations. - -## Testing - -See: - -- `test/e2e/fixtures/effects.affine` -- `test/test_e2e.ml` - -Run: - -```bash -dune runtest -``` diff --git a/docs/KNOWN-ISSUES.adoc b/docs/KNOWN-ISSUES.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a7309c78 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/KNOWN-ISSUES.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,168 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Known AffineScript codegen issues + +Minimal reproducers for codegen bugs discovered while using AffineScript +downstream. Please open a proper GitHub issue (or link an existing one) +before starting a fix so the fix can be attributed. + +____ +*Status 2026-04-19:* both issues below are FIXED in `lib/codegen.ml`. +Regression coverage lives in +`developer-ecosystem/affinescript-ecosystem/ affinescript-deno-test/example/codegen++_++regression++_++test.affine` +and the double-track-browser `extension++_++lifecycle++_++test.affine` +(10/10 green). The reproducers are retained for history; workarounds +below are no longer needed. +____ + +''''' + +== Issue 1 — `match` on enum with distinct zero-arity constructors per arm emits invalid WASM + +*Discovered:* 2026-04-19 while writing +`web-ecosystem/double-track-browser/tests/affine/extension++_++lifecycle++_++test.affine`. + +*Symptom:* `affinescript compile` succeeds. The emitted `.wasm` is +rejected by every WebAssembly validator (tested: V8 via Deno): + +.... +CompileError: WebAssembly.compile(): Compiling function #1 failed: + expected 1 elements on the stack for fallthru, found 2 +.... + +*Minimal reproducer:* + +[source,affine] +---- +enum Lifecycle { + A, + B, + C(Int) +} + +fn step(s: Lifecycle) -> Lifecycle { + match s { + A => B(), + B => B(), + C(n) => C(n) + } +} +---- + +*Workaround:* Downgrade enums to tagged structs when the match must +return distinct zero-arity constructors across arms: + +[source,affine] +---- +struct State { + tag: Int, + // ...payload fields +} +---- + +*Root cause:* `gen++_++pattern` for `PatCon` with args saved the +tag-test boolean via `LocalTee` on a fresh `++__++match++_++result` +local and then pushed the same value via `LocalGet` at the end of the +pattern code, leaving the stack with TWO booleans where the enclosing +`If` expected ONE. Bindings between save and restore are stack-neutral +by construction, so the save/restore was redundant. + +*Fix:* remove the LocalTee/LocalGet pair, leaving the `I32Eq` result +directly on the stack. (`lib/codegen.ml`, `gen++_++pattern` / `PatCon` +arm.) Secondary fix in the same commit: `ExprVar` falls back to +`ctx.variant++_++tags` when `lookup++_++local` misses, so bare +`Initialised` (parens omitted) is accepted as a zero-arity constructor +expression — the parser accepts the form, but codegen previously failed +with `UnboundVariable`. + +''''' + +== Issue 2 — Non-first struct-field read from function parameter returns 0 + +*Discovered:* 2026-04-19 in the same pilot. + +*Symptom:* Reading `s.tag` (field at offset 0) from a function parameter +`s: State` works correctly. Reading `s.profile++_++id` (field at offset +1) or `s.activity++_++count` (field at offset 2) from the same parameter +always returns 0, regardless of the actual value stored in the struct. +Reading the same fields from a let-bound local of the same struct type +works fine. + +*Minimal reproducer:* + +[source,affine] +---- +struct State { + tag: Int, + profile_id: Int, + activity_count: Int +} + +fn build_state(pid: Int) -> State { + { tag: 2, profile_id: pid, activity_count: 0 } +} + +fn read_pid(s: State) -> Int { + s.profile_id +} + +pub fn test_direct_local() -> Bool { + let s = { tag: 2, profile_id: 42, activity_count: 0 }; + s.profile_id == 42 // PASSES +} + +pub fn test_local_from_builder() -> Bool { + let s = build_state(42); + s.profile_id == 42 // PASSES +} + +pub fn test_via_helper() -> Bool { + let s = build_state(42); + read_pid(s) == 42 // FAILS: read_pid returns 0 +} +---- + +*Workaround:* Pass individual scalars instead of a struct, or read +struct fields into local variables at the call site before handing off +to a helper: + +[source,affine] +---- +fn read_pid_scalar(_tag: Int, pid: Int, _count: Int) -> Int { + pid +} + +pub fn test_via_scalar_helper() -> Bool { + let s = build_state(42); + read_pid_scalar(s.tag, s.profile_id, s.activity_count) == 42 +} +---- + +*Root cause:* the per-variable `field++_++layouts` map was populated +only by `let`-bindings whose RHS was a record literal. Every other +binding path — function parameters of struct type, let-bindings from +function calls returning struct, type-annotated lets — fell through to a +default offset of 0, so `.field++_++1++_++or++_++later` read the tag +byte instead of the real field. + +*Fix:* register struct field layouts globally in +`ctx.struct++_++layouts` from `TopType(TyStruct)` decls, and propagate +them to (a) function parameters via `p++_++ty`, (b) call-result lets via +a new `fn++_++ret++_++structs` map populated from `fd++_++ret++_++ty`, +(c) let-bindings with an explicit type annotation (`sl++_++ty`), (d) +let-bindings whose RHS is another tracked variable. (`lib/codegen.ml`, +`gen++_++function` / `StmtLet` / `gen++_++decl`.) + +''''' + +== Tracking + +Both issues were unblocking the `affinescript-deno-test` harness +(sibling component at +`developer-ecosystem/affinescript-ecosystem/ affinescript-deno-test/`) +for idiomatic enum {plus} struct test idioms. With these fixes the +harness now runs the double-track-browser extension-lifecycle pilot +(10/10 green) and is ready to scale beyond the MVP shape into the +estate-wide TypeScript-test migration. + +Estate tracker: `~/Desktop/AI-WORK-todo.md §11`. diff --git a/docs/KNOWN-ISSUES.md b/docs/KNOWN-ISSUES.md deleted file mode 100644 index c6d04ed6..00000000 --- a/docs/KNOWN-ISSUES.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,158 +0,0 @@ - -# Known AffineScript codegen issues - -Minimal reproducers for codegen bugs discovered while using AffineScript -downstream. Please open a proper GitHub issue (or link an existing one) -before starting a fix so the fix can be attributed. - -> **Status 2026-04-19:** both issues below are FIXED in `lib/codegen.ml`. -> Regression coverage lives in `developer-ecosystem/affinescript-ecosystem/ -> affinescript-deno-test/example/codegen_regression_test.affine` and the -> double-track-browser `extension_lifecycle_test.affine` (10/10 green). -> The reproducers are retained for history; workarounds below are no -> longer needed. - ---- - -## Issue 1 — `match` on enum with distinct zero-arity constructors per arm emits invalid WASM - -**Discovered:** 2026-04-19 while writing `web-ecosystem/double-track-browser/tests/affine/extension_lifecycle_test.affine`. - -**Symptom:** `affinescript compile` succeeds. The emitted `.wasm` is rejected by every WebAssembly validator (tested: V8 via Deno): - -``` -CompileError: WebAssembly.compile(): Compiling function #1 failed: - expected 1 elements on the stack for fallthru, found 2 -``` - -**Minimal reproducer:** - -```affine -enum Lifecycle { - A, - B, - C(Int) -} - -fn step(s: Lifecycle) -> Lifecycle { - match s { - A => B(), - B => B(), - C(n) => C(n) - } -} -``` - -**Workaround:** Downgrade enums to tagged structs when the match must -return distinct zero-arity constructors across arms: - -```affine -struct State { - tag: Int, - // ...payload fields -} -``` - -**Root cause:** `gen_pattern` for `PatCon` with args saved the tag-test -boolean via `LocalTee` on a fresh `__match_result` local and then -pushed the same value via `LocalGet` at the end of the pattern code, -leaving the stack with TWO booleans where the enclosing `If` expected -ONE. Bindings between save and restore are stack-neutral by -construction, so the save/restore was redundant. - -**Fix:** remove the LocalTee/LocalGet pair, leaving the `I32Eq` result -directly on the stack. (`lib/codegen.ml`, `gen_pattern` / `PatCon` arm.) -Secondary fix in the same commit: `ExprVar` falls back to -`ctx.variant_tags` when `lookup_local` misses, so bare `Initialised` -(parens omitted) is accepted as a zero-arity constructor expression — -the parser accepts the form, but codegen previously failed with -`UnboundVariable`. - ---- - -## Issue 2 — Non-first struct-field read from function parameter returns 0 - -**Discovered:** 2026-04-19 in the same pilot. - -**Symptom:** Reading `s.tag` (field at offset 0) from a function parameter -`s: State` works correctly. Reading `s.profile_id` (field at offset 1) or -`s.activity_count` (field at offset 2) from the same parameter always -returns 0, regardless of the actual value stored in the struct. Reading -the same fields from a let-bound local of the same struct type works -fine. - -**Minimal reproducer:** - -```affine -struct State { - tag: Int, - profile_id: Int, - activity_count: Int -} - -fn build_state(pid: Int) -> State { - { tag: 2, profile_id: pid, activity_count: 0 } -} - -fn read_pid(s: State) -> Int { - s.profile_id -} - -pub fn test_direct_local() -> Bool { - let s = { tag: 2, profile_id: 42, activity_count: 0 }; - s.profile_id == 42 // PASSES -} - -pub fn test_local_from_builder() -> Bool { - let s = build_state(42); - s.profile_id == 42 // PASSES -} - -pub fn test_via_helper() -> Bool { - let s = build_state(42); - read_pid(s) == 42 // FAILS: read_pid returns 0 -} -``` - -**Workaround:** Pass individual scalars instead of a struct, or read -struct fields into local variables at the call site before handing off -to a helper: - -```affine -fn read_pid_scalar(_tag: Int, pid: Int, _count: Int) -> Int { - pid -} - -pub fn test_via_scalar_helper() -> Bool { - let s = build_state(42); - read_pid_scalar(s.tag, s.profile_id, s.activity_count) == 42 -} -``` - -**Root cause:** the per-variable `field_layouts` map was populated -only by `let`-bindings whose RHS was a record literal. Every other -binding path — function parameters of struct type, let-bindings from -function calls returning struct, type-annotated lets — fell through -to a default offset of 0, so `.field_1_or_later` read the tag byte -instead of the real field. - -**Fix:** register struct field layouts globally in -`ctx.struct_layouts` from `TopType(TyStruct)` decls, and propagate -them to (a) function parameters via `p_ty`, (b) call-result lets via -a new `fn_ret_structs` map populated from `fd_ret_ty`, (c) let-bindings -with an explicit type annotation (`sl_ty`), (d) let-bindings whose RHS -is another tracked variable. (`lib/codegen.ml`, `gen_function` / -`StmtLet` / `gen_decl`.) - ---- - -## Tracking - -Both issues were unblocking the `affinescript-deno-test` harness -(sibling component at `developer-ecosystem/affinescript-ecosystem/ -affinescript-deno-test/`) for idiomatic enum + struct test idioms. -With these fixes the harness now runs the double-track-browser -extension-lifecycle pilot (10/10 green) and is ready to scale beyond -the MVP shape into the estate-wide TypeScript-test migration. - -Estate tracker: `~/Desktop/AI-WORK-todo.md §11`. diff --git a/docs/NAVIGATION.adoc b/docs/NAVIGATION.adoc index 880d4e21..00b0ed34 100644 --- a/docs/NAVIGATION.adoc +++ b/docs/NAVIGATION.adoc @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ // SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 -// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 Hyperpolymath Contributors +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) = AffineScript Repository Navigation Guide @@ -58,9 +58,9 @@ This guide helps you navigate the AffineScript repository structure. **Standards and planning:** -* link:standards/ROADMAP.md[Roadmap] - Development roadmap -* link:standards/DECISIONS.md[Decisions] - Architecture decisions -* link:standards/RELEASE.md[Release Process] - Release procedures +* link:standards/ROADMAP.adoc[Roadmap] - Development roadmap +* link:standards/DECISIONS.adoc[Decisions] - Architecture decisions +* link:standards/RELEASE.adoc[Release Process] - Release procedures * link:standards/PALIMPSEST.adoc[Palimpsest Integration] - License integration * link:standards/TESTING.adoc[Testing Standards] - Test taxonomy, gate baseline, PR expectations * link:standards/PANIC-ATTACK.adoc[Panic-Attack Policy] - Security-scan SOP and finding disposition @@ -149,8 +149,8 @@ just fmt # Format code 1. Read link:governance/CONTRIBUTING.adoc[Contributing Guide] 2. Check link:governance/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md[Code of Conduct] -3. Review link:standards/DECISIONS.md[Architecture Decisions] -4. Follow link:standards/ROADMAP.md[Development Roadmap] +3. Review link:standards/DECISIONS.adoc[Architecture Decisions] +4. Follow link:standards/ROADMAP.adoc[Development Roadmap] == Directory Tree Overview diff --git a/docs/README.adoc b/docs/README.adoc index 04e777b7..bc6824ca 100644 --- a/docs/README.adoc +++ b/docs/README.adoc @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ // SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 -// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 Hyperpolymath Contributors +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) = AffineScript Documentation Directory @@ -56,9 +56,9 @@ docs/ **For understanding project direction and decisions.** -* link:standards/ROADMAP.md[Roadmap] - Development roadmap and milestones -* link:standards/DECISIONS.md[Architecture Decisions] - Key design choices -* link:standards/RELEASE.md[Release Process] - How releases are made +* link:standards/ROADMAP.adoc[Roadmap] - Development roadmap and milestones +* link:standards/DECISIONS.adoc[Architecture Decisions] - Key design choices +* link:standards/RELEASE.adoc[Release Process] - How releases are made * link:standards/PALIMPSEST.adoc[Palimpsest Integration] - License integration * link:standards/TESTING.adoc[Testing Standards] - Test taxonomy, gate baseline, PR expectations * link:standards/PANIC-ATTACK.adoc[Panic-Attack Policy] - Security-scan SOP and finding disposition @@ -85,10 +85,10 @@ docs/ → Follow link:governance/SECURITY.md[Security Policy] **...understand design decisions** -→ See link:standards/DECISIONS.md[Architecture Decisions] +→ See link:standards/DECISIONS.adoc[Architecture Decisions] **...check the roadmap** -→ Review link:standards/ROADMAP.md[Roadmap] +→ Review link:standards/ROADMAP.adoc[Roadmap] **...see test coverage** → Browse link:CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc[Capability Matrix] (live) or link:standards/TESTING.adoc[Testing Standards] (taxonomy + gates) diff --git a/docs/TESTING-AND-BENCH-MATRIX.adoc b/docs/TESTING-AND-BENCH-MATRIX.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8c08f38e --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/TESTING-AND-BENCH-MATRIX.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,132 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell += AffineScript Test + Bench Matrix (CRG-aligned) +Jonathan D.A. Jewell +:toc: macro +:toclevels: 3 +:icons: font + +[IMPORTANT] +==== +This maps AffineScript's testing + benchmarking onto the *estate-canonical* +taxonomy — it does NOT invent a generic one. Authorities, in order: + +* `standards/testing-and-benchmarking/TESTING-TAXONOMY.adoc` — the canonical + *16 test categories + 14 aspects + Six-Sigma bench model + CRG/TRG/RSR + readiness mapping* (single source of truth, v1.1.0). +* `proven` — the reusable *implementation model* we copy rather than rewrite + (`tests/e2e.sh` proof-chain harness; `prop_`/`e2e_`/`aspect_` naming; the + structural-vs-runtime E2E split; `symbol-audit.sh` interop guard; cargo-fuzz + FFI-boundary fuzzing; Criterion benches; two-tier build; honest gap ledgers). +* `docs/standards/TESTING.adoc` — AffineScript's local kinds + the merge gate + (`dune runtest`); live counts in `docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc`. + +*Honesty convention (from proven):* a category is marked GAP or `N/A (reason)` — +never faked. "A placeholder fuzz file is worse than no fuzz at all." +==== + +toc::[] + +== CRG test categories — current coverage + +Status: *covered* / *partial* / *GAP* / *N-A*. "This session" = the 8 gates added 2026-06-16. + +[cols="1,1,4"] +|=== +|Category |Status |Where / gap + +|*UT* Unit |covered |`test/test_.ml` (alcotest): lexer, effect_sites, qualified_paths, module_mut, … +|*P2P* Point-to-point (seam) |partial |`just typed-wasm-validate` (AffineScript producer ↔ typed-wasm Rust `tw-verify` FFI seam — this session); else sparse. GAP: parser↔typecheck, typecheck↔codegen seam tests as named P2P. +|*E2E* End-to-end |covered |`test/test_e2e.ml` (full pipeline) + `just native-run` / `riscv-run-validate` / `wasm-validate` (source → artifact → run/validate — this session). +|*BLD* Build |covered |`just build` / `dune build` in CI from clean checkout. +|*EXE* Execution/runtime |partial |interp tests + `native-run` + `riscv-run` (real execution). GROWS with VM M1 (CESK execution + differential-vs-interp). +|*REF* Reflexive |GAP |no `just doctor`/self-diagnostic. Candidate: a `just selfcheck` running all gates + reporting. +|*LCY* Lifecycle |partial |compile-time resource lifecycle = the affine/borrow checker tests. Runtime lifecycle = VM M1 (`--unchecked` off → affine enforced at run). +|*SMK* Smoke |covered |`tools/run_codegen_wasm_tests.sh`, `run_codegen_deno_tests.sh`, `affinescript-deno-test/`, vscode host smoke. (MUST stay <30 s.) +|*PBT* Property-based |GAP |**priority.** Targets: quantity-semiring laws (`lib/quantity.ml` ↔ the proven Idris2 laws), lex→parse→pp round-trip, codegen determinism. Tool: `qcheck`/`crowbar` (OCaml). MUST: 1000+ cases, regression files committed. +|*MUT* Mutation |GAP |`cargo-mutants`-equivalent absent for OCaml; track as deferred (low priority until PBT lands). +|*FUZ* Fuzz |GAP |**priority.** Boundary-focused (per proven): fuzz the lexer/parser (untrusted source) + the wasm/native codegen emission. Tool: `crowbar`/AFL via `afl-persistent`, or cargo-fuzz on the runtime crate. NO placeholders. +|*CTR* Contract/invariant |partial |`just guard` (doc-truthing), `just proof-check-all` (the proofs *are* invariants), the contractile system. GAP: runtime contract assertions. +|*REG* Regression |covered |`test/e2e/fixtures/` + the "deferred regression test" discipline (STATE.a2ml `regression-test-status`). +|*CHS* Chaos |N-A (mostly) |compiler, not a service. The parser's error-recovery is the nearest analog (partially tested). +|*CMP* Compatibility |partial |typed-wasm `typedwasm.ownership` v1 carrier stability (this session's round-trip pins it). GAP: a version-matrix (old .ll / old carrier). +|*PRF* Proof regression |covered |`just proof-check-all` (Idris2 Solo + Lean tropical + Agda echo — all green this session) + the dangerous-primitive scan (`believe_me`/`sorry`/`postulate`/`axiom`). +|=== + +== The 14 aspects — current coverage + +[cols="1,1,4"] +|=== +|Aspect |Status |Evidence / gap + +|*DEP* Dependability |covered |the 8 gates + the `dune runtest` merge gate. +|*SEC* Security |partial |Float-heap *loud-fail* (no silent corruption), affine/linear enforcement, proof dangerous-primitive scan, SPDX/owner pre-commit hook, `/security-review`. GAP: adversarial-input aspect tests, dependency audit. +|*USA* Usability |partial |error messages route to fixes (the loud-fails name `-i`/`-julia`/GPU). GAP: measured task-completion. +|*IOP* Interoperability |covered |**strong this session** — typed-wasm cross-repo, 9 coprocessor backends, native ABI (x86/aarch64/riscv64). See §Interop ledger. +|*SAF* Safety |covered |proof totality + dangerous-primitive ban + the affine discipline; no `Obj.magic` in release paths. +|*PER* Performance |partial |`bench/bench_.ml` (microbench, *visibility-only*). GAP: Six-Sigma baselining + per-backend + comparison tables. See §Benches. +|*FUN* Functionality |covered |the e2e + fixture + conformance corpus. +|*VER* Versability |partial |typed-wasm v1 carrier; SemVer. GAP: migration/version-matrix tests. +|*ACC* Accessibility |GAP |the multi-*face* surfaces are an accessibility win, but no WCAG/ADJUST checks, CLI-a11y, or error-clarity tests. Candidate: error-message clarity assertions. +|*MNT* Maintainability |partial |modular OCaml + the doc-truthing over-claim ratchet. +|*PRI* Privacy |N-A |compiler collects/transmits nothing. (Justified N/A.) +|*OBS* Observability |partial |`error_formatter`, `--json` diagnostics. GAP: structured logs/metrics for long runs (VM). +|*RPR* Reproducibility |partial |deterministic codegen (stable string ordering) + proof replay (`proof-check`). GAP: reproducible-build hash. +|*PRT* Portability |covered |native x86-64 + aarch64 + riscv64 (verified) + wasm-everywhere; the `--target` flag. +|=== + +== Benchmarks (Six-Sigma model) + +Adopt the standards Six-Sigma classification: *Unacceptable* (>50% regression OR +absolute breach → hard fail) / *Acceptable* (20–50% → soft fail, reviewer ok) / +*Ordinary* (±20% / ±2σ → pass) / *Extraordinary* (>20% better → flag + rebaseline). +Baseline = mean of last 10 main runs, versioned per minor bump. + +* *Have:* `bench/bench_{lex,parse,typecheck,codegen}.ml` (`just bench`) — compile-time per phase, visibility-only. +* *Adopt from proven:* Criterion-style `benchmark_group` per phase with `black_box`; metrics = ns/op + ops/sec + peak memory (massif); **comparison-against-alternative** tables (e.g. our wasm vs a hand-written wasm); JSON+MD result emission (the `k9-bench.sh` pattern). +* *GAP:* baselining/regression gate; runtime benches per backend (wasm exec, native exec, VM step-rate); the VM's tropical cost-meter as a first-class bench axis. + +== Interoperability ledger + +The multi-backend/multi-repo conformance surface, and how each is checked: + +[cols="2,3"] +|=== +|Seam |Check + +|AffineScript → typed-wasm (`typedwasm.ownership` carrier) |`just typed-wasm-validate` — Rust `tw-verify` agrees bit-exactly (this session). ✓ +|AffineScript → 9 coprocessor backends |`just coprocessor-validate` — WGSL (naga), SPIR-V (magic), CUDA/Metal/OpenCL/ONNX/Faust/Verilog/MLIR emit. ✓ +|AffineScript → native ABI (x86/aarch64/riscv64) |`just android-validate` (objects) + `riscv-run-validate` (qemu run). ✓ +|*Adopt from proven:* per-backend **symbol/export audit** |a manifest of expected exports per artifact (`.wasm` exports, ELF symbols, GPU kernel entries) audited via `nm -D`/`wasm-tools` — makes ABI/export drift a red check. *GAP — highest-value next interop guard.* +|*Adopt from proven:* differential **conformance matrix** |one golden spec-vector set; every backend runs it and must agree (mirror `ALIB-CONFORMANCE.adoc` table + its `⚠ not-yet-executed` honesty). *GAP.* +|=== + +== Risk-transfer ledger + +Where a risk is *deliberately shifted* (per the V1-GATE "risk-surface" framing — +declare the surface, demand matching evidence). Each transfer is honest + gated: + +[cols="2,3"] +|=== +|Risk |Transfer + where it lands + +|Float-through-heap silent corruption |→ **loud-fail** `UnsupportedFeature` (issue-draft 05); risk moves to "explicit reject + use `-i`/`-julia`/GPU". Gated by `wasm-validate`. +|Affine `own` vs typed-wasm L10 linear |→ documented mismatch (issue-draft 06); risk = over-rejection on legal drops, transferred to a future v2 carrier (`Affine` kind). Advisory at compile; fatal at `verify`. +|Effects/exceptions on core wasm |→ carved out (#555/#556), routed to the interpreter / VM M1. Risk = "not on wasm" made explicit, not silent. +|RISC-V native link |→ `-no-pie` (absolute-reloc vs PIE); risk surfaced + pinned by `riscv-run-validate`. +|Borrow-checker hole #554 / Polonius #553 |→ tracked debt; risk = unsound-on-one-shape, declared in `.claude/CLAUDE.md` "Known soundness items". +|=== + +== Reuse-from-proven plan (do these before anything generic) + +. *Port `tests/e2e.sh`* → a 5-section AffineScript proof-chain harness: ① `proof-check-all`, ② backend build + artifact-exists, ③ **dangerous-pattern grep gate** (ban unsafe escape hatches in `.affine`/codegen), ④ property-test build, ⑤ backend/target coverage %. PASS/FAIL/SKIP counters, `exit $FAIL`. (Generalises the 8 gates into one chain.) +. *Naming:* `prop_*` (PBT), `e2e_*` split into *structural* (no artifact needed — ABI/size/constant checks) vs *runtime*, `aspect_*` (SEC/boundary). +. *Symbol-audit* per backend (the cheapest high-value interop guard). +. *cargo-fuzz/ClusterFuzzLite* on the boundary (lexer/parser + codegen emission), per-PR 5-min + weekly 30-min; corpus gitignored; toolchain SHA-pinned. NO placeholders. +. *`TEST-NEEDS.md`* ledger for AffineScript: per-category PASS/N-A counts + an explicit *Remaining Gaps* list (this matrix is its seed). + +== Applying this going forward + +* *VM M1* lands with: UT (CESK step), EXE (differential-vs-interp — proven's structural/runtime split), CTR (affine enforcement on by default = a runtime invariant test), PBT (semiring/step properties), PER (step-rate + cost-meter bench). Its proof-oracle role *is* the PRF coupling. +* *Native tier* gains the symbol-audit (IOP) + a conformance vector run across x86/aarch64/riscv64 (CMP/PRT). +* Each new component declares its row here + in `TEST-NEEDS.md`, honestly. diff --git a/docs/academic/README.adoc b/docs/academic/README.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d6f12630 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/academic/README.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,131 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Academic Documentation + +This directory contains formal academic documentation for the +AffineScript programming language, including proofs, specifications, +white papers, and mechanized verification. + +== Document Index + +=== Proofs and Metatheory + +[width="100%",cols="34%,41%,25%",options="header",] +|=== +|Document |Description |Status +|link:proofs/type-soundness.adoc[Type System Soundness] |Progress and +preservation theorems |Complete + +|link:proofs/quantitative-types.adoc[Quantitative Type Theory] |Linearity +and quantity proofs |Complete + +|link:proofs/effect-soundness.adoc[Effect Soundness] |Algebraic effects +metatheory |Complete + +|link:proofs/ownership-soundness.adoc[Ownership Soundness] |Affine/linear +type safety |Complete + +|link:proofs/row-polymorphism.adoc[Row Polymorphism] |Extensible records +metatheory |Complete + +|link:proofs/dependent-types.adoc[Dependent Types] |Indexed types and +refinements |Complete +|=== + +=== White Papers + +[width="100%",cols="44%,56%",options="header",] +|=== +|Document |Description +|link:white-papers/language-design.adoc[Language Design] |Design rationale +and related work + +|link:white-papers/type-system.md[Type System Design] |Bidirectional +typing with quantities + +|link:white-papers/effect-system.md[Effect System Design] |Algebraic +effects and handlers +|=== + +=== Formal Verification + +[width="100%",cols="34%,41%,25%",options="header",] +|=== +|Document |Description |Status +|link:formal-verification/operational-semantics.adoc[Operational +Semantics] |Small-step semantics |Complete + +|link:formal-verification/denotational-semantics.adoc[Denotational +Semantics] |Domain-theoretic model |Complete + +|link:formal-verification/axiomatic-semantics.adoc[Axiomatic Semantics] +|Hoare logic for AffineScript |Complete +|=== + +=== Mathematical Foundations + +[width="100%",cols="44%,56%",options="header",] +|=== +|Document |Description +|link:mathematical-foundations/categorical-semantics.adoc[Categorical +Semantics] |Category theory models + +|link:mathematical-foundations/logic-foundations.adoc[Logic Foundations] +|Curry-Howard and proof theory + +|link:mathematical-foundations/complexity-analysis.adoc[Complexity +Analysis] |Decidability and complexity bounds +|=== + +=== Mechanized Proofs + +[width="100%",cols="34%,41%,25%",options="header",] +|=== +|Document |Description |Status +|link:mechanized/coq/README.adoc[Coq Formalization] |Coq proof development +|Stub + +|link:mechanized/lean/README.adoc[Lean Formalization] |Lean 4 proof +development |Stub + +|link:mechanized/agda/README.adoc[Agda Formalization] |Agda proof +development |Stub +|=== + +== Citation + +[source,bibtex] +---- +@misc{affinescript2024, + title = {AffineScript: A Quantitative Dependently-Typed Language with Algebraic Effects}, + author = {AffineScript Contributors}, + year = {2024}, + howpublished = {\url{https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript}} +} +---- + +== Status Legend + +* *Complete*: Theoretical content complete, pending implementation +verification +* *Stub*: Placeholder awaiting implementation of corresponding compiler +component +* *TODO*: Section identified but not yet written + +== Dependencies on Implementation + +Many proofs in this documentation depend on compiler components that are +not yet implemented. These are marked with `++[++IMPL-DEP++]++` tags +throughout the documents, indicating which compiler phase must be +completed before the proof can be fully verified against the +implementation. + +[cols=",",options="header",] +|=== +|Proof Area |Required Implementation +|Type soundness |Type checker +|Effect soundness |Effect inference +|Ownership soundness |Borrow checker +|Termination |Termination checker +|Refinement verification |SMT integration +|=== diff --git a/docs/academic/README.md b/docs/academic/README.md deleted file mode 100644 index 42a767e6..00000000 --- a/docs/academic/README.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,77 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript Academic Documentation - -This directory contains formal academic documentation for the AffineScript programming language, including proofs, specifications, white papers, and mechanized verification. - -## Document Index - -### Proofs and Metatheory - -| Document | Description | Status | -|----------|-------------|--------| -| [Type System Soundness](proofs/type-soundness.md) | Progress and preservation theorems | Complete | -| [Quantitative Type Theory](proofs/quantitative-types.md) | Linearity and quantity proofs | Complete | -| [Effect Soundness](proofs/effect-soundness.md) | Algebraic effects metatheory | Complete | -| [Ownership Soundness](proofs/ownership-soundness.md) | Affine/linear type safety | Complete | -| [Row Polymorphism](proofs/row-polymorphism.md) | Extensible records metatheory | Complete | -| [Dependent Types](proofs/dependent-types.md) | Indexed types and refinements | Complete | - -### White Papers - -| Document | Description | -|----------|-------------| -| [Language Design](white-papers/language-design.md) | Design rationale and related work | -| [Type System Design](white-papers/type-system.md) | Bidirectional typing with quantities | -| [Effect System Design](white-papers/effect-system.md) | Algebraic effects and handlers | - -### Formal Verification - -| Document | Description | Status | -|----------|-------------|--------| -| [Operational Semantics](formal-verification/operational-semantics.md) | Small-step semantics | Complete | -| [Denotational Semantics](formal-verification/denotational-semantics.md) | Domain-theoretic model | Complete | -| [Axiomatic Semantics](formal-verification/axiomatic-semantics.md) | Hoare logic for AffineScript | Complete | - -### Mathematical Foundations - -| Document | Description | -|----------|-------------| -| [Categorical Semantics](mathematical-foundations/categorical-semantics.md) | Category theory models | -| [Logic Foundations](mathematical-foundations/logic-foundations.md) | Curry-Howard and proof theory | -| [Complexity Analysis](mathematical-foundations/complexity-analysis.md) | Decidability and complexity bounds | - -### Mechanized Proofs - -| Document | Description | Status | -|----------|-------------|--------| -| [Coq Formalization](mechanized/coq/README.md) | Coq proof development | Stub | -| [Lean Formalization](mechanized/lean/README.md) | Lean 4 proof development | Stub | -| [Agda Formalization](mechanized/agda/README.md) | Agda proof development | Stub | - -## Citation - -```bibtex -@misc{affinescript2024, - title = {AffineScript: A Quantitative Dependently-Typed Language with Algebraic Effects}, - author = {AffineScript Contributors}, - year = {2024}, - howpublished = {\url{https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript}} -} -``` - -## Status Legend - -- **Complete**: Theoretical content complete, pending implementation verification -- **Stub**: Placeholder awaiting implementation of corresponding compiler component -- **TODO**: Section identified but not yet written - -## Dependencies on Implementation - -Many proofs in this documentation depend on compiler components that are not yet implemented. These are marked with `[IMPL-DEP]` tags throughout the documents, indicating which compiler phase must be completed before the proof can be fully verified against the implementation. - -| Proof Area | Required Implementation | -|------------|------------------------| -| Type soundness | Type checker | -| Effect soundness | Effect inference | -| Ownership soundness | Borrow checker | -| Termination | Termination checker | -| Refinement verification | SMT integration | diff --git a/docs/academic/formal-verification/axiomatic-semantics.md b/docs/academic/formal-verification/axiomatic-semantics.adoc similarity index 67% rename from docs/academic/formal-verification/axiomatic-semantics.md rename to docs/academic/formal-verification/axiomatic-semantics.adoc index 2d6e4e47..760eae9b 100644 --- a/docs/academic/formal-verification/axiomatic-semantics.md +++ b/docs/academic/formal-verification/axiomatic-semantics.adoc @@ -1,104 +1,110 @@ -# Axiomatic Semantics: Program Logic for AffineScript +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Axiomatic Semantics: Program Logic for AffineScript -**Document Version**: 1.0 -**Last Updated**: 2024 -**Status**: Complete specification +*Document Version*: 1.0 *Last Updated*: 2024 *Status*: Complete +specification -## Abstract +== Abstract -This document presents an axiomatic semantics for AffineScript based on Hoare logic and separation logic. We define program logics for reasoning about: -1. Partial and total correctness -2. Heap-manipulating programs (separation logic) -3. Effectful computations -4. Ownership and borrowing +This document presents an axiomatic semantics for AffineScript based on +Hoare logic and separation logic. We define program logics for reasoning +about: 1. Partial and total correctness 2. Heap-manipulating programs +(separation logic) 3. Effectful computations 4. Ownership and borrowing 5. Refinement type verification -## 1. Introduction +== 1. Introduction -Axiomatic semantics provides: -- Proof rules for program properties -- Compositional verification -- Foundation for automated verification tools +Axiomatic semantics provides: - Proof rules for program properties - +Compositional verification - Foundation for automated verification tools - Connection to refinement type checking -## 2. Hoare Logic +== 2. Hoare Logic -### 2.1 Hoare Triples +=== 2.1 Hoare Triples -**Partial Correctness**: -``` +*Partial Correctness*: + +.... {P} e {Q} -``` +.... If precondition P holds and e terminates, then postcondition Q holds. -**Total Correctness**: -``` +*Total Correctness*: + +.... [P] e [Q] -``` +.... If P holds, then e terminates and Q holds. -### 2.2 Basic Rules +=== 2.2 Basic Rules + +*Skip* -**Skip** -``` +.... ───────────────── {P} () {P} -``` +.... -**Sequence** (via let) -``` +*Sequence* (via let) + +.... {P} e₁ {Q} {Q} e₂ {R} ────────────────────────────── {P} let _ = e₁ in e₂ {R} -``` +.... + +*Assignment* (for mutable variables) -**Assignment** (for mutable variables) -``` +.... ───────────────────────────────── {P[e/x]} x := e {P} -``` +.... -**Conditional** -``` +*Conditional* + +.... {P ∧ e₁} e₂ {Q} {P ∧ ¬e₁} e₃ {Q} ───────────────────────────────────── {P} if e₁ then e₂ else e₃ {Q} -``` +.... + +*Consequence* -**Consequence** -``` +.... P' ⟹ P {P} e {Q} Q ⟹ Q' ──────────────────────────────── {P'} e {Q'} -``` +.... -### 2.3 Loop Rule (for while) +=== 2.3 Loop Rule (for while) -``` +.... {I ∧ b} e {I} ───────────────────────── {I} while b do e {I ∧ ¬b} -``` +.... where I is the loop invariant. -### 2.4 Function Call +=== 2.4 Function Call -``` +.... {P} f {Q} (specification of f) ──────────────────────────────────── {P[a/x]} f(a) {Q[a/x]} -``` +.... -## 3. Separation Logic +== 3. Separation Logic -### 3.1 Spatial Assertions +=== 3.1 Spatial Assertions -For heap-manipulating programs, extend assertions with spatial operators: +For heap-manipulating programs, extend assertions with spatial +operators: -``` +.... P, Q ::= | emp -- Empty heap | e₁ ↦ e₂ -- Singleton heap @@ -108,321 +114,348 @@ P, Q ::= | P ∨ Q -- Disjunction | ∃x. P -- Existential | ∀x. P -- Universal -``` +.... + +=== 3.2 Semantics of Spatial Operators -### 3.2 Semantics of Spatial Operators +*Empty Heap*: -**Empty Heap**: -``` +.... h ⊨ emp iff dom(h) = ∅ -``` +.... -**Points-To**: -``` +*Points-To*: + +.... h ⊨ e₁ ↦ e₂ iff h = {⟦e₁⟧ ↦ ⟦e₂⟧} -``` +.... + +*Separating Conjunction*: -**Separating Conjunction**: -``` +.... h ⊨ P * Q iff ∃h₁, h₂. h = h₁ ⊎ h₂ ∧ h₁ ⊨ P ∧ h₂ ⊨ Q -``` +.... -**Magic Wand**: -``` +*Magic Wand*: + +.... h ⊨ P -* Q iff ∀h'. h' ⊨ P ∧ h # h' ⟹ h ⊎ h' ⊨ Q -``` +.... -### 3.3 Frame Rule +=== 3.3 Frame Rule The key rule enabling local reasoning: -``` +.... {P} e {Q} ───────────────────────── {P * R} e {Q * R} -``` +.... where FV(R) ∩ mod(e) = ∅. -### 3.4 Heap Rules +=== 3.4 Heap Rules + +*Allocation* -**Allocation** -``` +.... ───────────────────────────────── {emp} ref(e) {∃ℓ. ret ↦ ℓ * ℓ ↦ e} -``` +.... + +*Read* -**Read** -``` +.... ──────────────────────────────── {ℓ ↦ v} !ℓ {ret = v * ℓ ↦ v} -``` +.... -**Write** -``` +*Write* + +.... ──────────────────────────────── {ℓ ↦ _} ℓ := e {ℓ ↦ e} -``` +.... + +*Deallocation* -**Deallocation** -``` +.... ──────────────────────────────── {ℓ ↦ _} free(ℓ) {emp} -``` +.... -## 4. Ownership Logic +== 4. Ownership Logic -### 4.1 Ownership Assertions +=== 4.1 Ownership Assertions Extend assertions for ownership: -``` +.... P ::= ... | own(e, τ) -- Ownership of e at type τ | borrow(e, τ, 'a) -- Borrow of e with lifetime 'a | mut_borrow(e, τ, 'a) -- Mutable borrow | 'a ⊑ 'b -- Lifetime ordering -``` +.... -### 4.2 Ownership Rules +=== 4.2 Ownership Rules -**Move** -``` +*Move* + +.... ───────────────────────────────────────── {own(x, τ)} let y = move x {own(y, τ)} -``` +.... + +*Borrow* -**Borrow** -``` +.... 'a ⊑ lifetime(x) ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── {own(x, τ)} let y = &x {own(x, τ) * borrow(y, τ, 'a)} -``` +.... + +*Mutable Borrow* (exclusive) -**Mutable Borrow** (exclusive) -``` +.... 'a ⊑ lifetime(x) ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── {own(x, τ)} let y = &mut x {suspended(x) * mut_borrow(y, τ, 'a)} -``` +.... -**Borrow End** -``` +*Borrow End* + +.... ─────────────────────────────────────────────── {suspended(x) * mut_borrow(y, τ, 'a) * end('a)} e {own(x, τ')} -``` +.... -### 4.3 Affine Rule +=== 4.3 Affine Rule -``` +.... {P * own(x, τ)} e {Q} ──────────────────────────── {P * own(x, τ)} e; drop(x) {Q} -``` +.... Owned resources may be dropped (affine, not linear). -## 5. Effect Logic +== 5. Effect Logic -### 5.1 Effect Assertions +=== 5.1 Effect Assertions For reasoning about effects: -``` +.... P ::= ... | performs(E) -- May perform effect E | pure -- Performs no effects | handled(E) -- Effect E is handled -``` +.... + +=== 5.2 Effect Rules -### 5.2 Effect Rules +*Pure* -**Pure** -``` +.... e is pure (no perform) ─────────────────────────── {P * pure} e {Q * pure} -``` +.... -**Perform** -``` +*Perform* + +.... op : τ → σ ∈ E ───────────────────────────────────────────── {P} perform op(e) {Q * performs(E)} -``` +.... + +*Handle* -**Handle** -``` +.... {P * performs(E)} e {Q} {Q[v/ret]} e_ret {R} ∀op ∈ E. {Q' * k : σ → R} e_op {R} ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────── {P} handle e with h {R * handled(E)} -``` +.... -### 5.3 Effect Frame Rule +=== 5.3 Effect Frame Rule -``` +.... {P} e {Q * performs(ε₁)} ε₁ ⊆ ε₂ ─────────────────────────────────────── {P} e {Q * performs(ε₂)} -``` +.... -## 6. Refinement Logic +== 6. Refinement Logic -### 6.1 Connection to Refinement Types +=== 6.1 Connection to Refinement Types -Refinement types `{x: τ | φ}` correspond to Hoare preconditions: +Refinement types `++{++x: τ ++|++ φ}` correspond to Hoare preconditions: -``` +.... If Γ ⊢ e : {x: τ | φ} then {φ[e/x]} use(e) {...} -``` +.... -### 6.2 Verification Conditions +=== 6.2 Verification Conditions Generate verification conditions from refined function signatures: -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn divide(x: Int, y: {v: Int | v ≠ 0}) -> Int -``` +---- generates VC: -``` + +.... ∀x, y. y ≠ 0 ⟹ divide(x, y) is defined -``` +.... -### 6.3 Subtyping as Implication +=== 6.3 Subtyping as Implication -``` +.... {x: τ | φ} <: {x: τ | ψ} -``` +.... iff -``` +.... ∀x: τ. φ ⟹ ψ -``` +.... -## 7. Total Correctness +== 7. Total Correctness -### 7.1 Termination +=== 7.1 Termination For total correctness, add a variant (decreasing measure): -**While-Total** -``` +*While-Total* + +.... {I ∧ b ∧ V = n} e {I ∧ V < n} V ≥ 0 ─────────────────────────────────────────── [I] while b do e [I ∧ ¬b] -``` +.... -### 7.2 Well-Founded Recursion +=== 7.2 Well-Founded Recursion For recursive functions: -``` +.... ∀x. [P(x) ∧ ∀y. (y, x) ∈ R ⟹ Q(y)] f(x) [Q(x)] R is well-founded ──────────────────────────────────────────────── [P(x)] f(x) [Q(x)] -``` +.... -## 8. Concurrent Separation Logic +== 8. Concurrent Separation Logic -### 8.1 Concurrent Rules +=== 8.1 Concurrent Rules For concurrent AffineScript (async effects): -**Parallel** -``` +*Parallel* + +.... {P₁} e₁ {Q₁} {P₂} e₂ {Q₂} ───────────────────────────────────── {P₁ * P₂} e₁ || e₂ {Q₁ * Q₂} -``` +.... -### 8.2 Lock Invariants +=== 8.2 Lock Invariants -``` +.... {P * I} e {Q * I} ───────────────────────────────────────────────── {P * locked(l, I)} with_lock(l) { e } {Q * locked(l, I)} -``` +.... -### 8.3 Rely-Guarantee +=== 8.3 Rely-Guarantee For interference: -``` + +.... {P} e {Q} R (rely): invariant maintained by environment G (guarantee): invariant we maintain -``` +.... -## 9. Derived Proof Rules +== 9. Derived Proof Rules -### 9.1 Array Access +=== 9.1 Array Access -``` +.... {a ↦ [v₀, ..., vₙ₋₁] * 0 ≤ i < n} a[i] {ret = vᵢ * a ↦ [v₀, ..., vₙ₋₁]} -``` +.... -### 9.2 List Predicates +=== 9.2 List Predicates -``` +.... list(x, []) ≡ x = null list(x, v::vs) ≡ ∃y. x ↦ (v, y) * list(y, vs) -``` +.... -### 9.3 Tree Predicates +=== 9.3 Tree Predicates -``` +.... tree(x, Leaf) ≡ x = null tree(x, Node(v, l, r)) ≡ ∃y, z. x ↦ (v, y, z) * tree(y, l) * tree(z, r) -``` +.... -## 10. Soundness +== 10. Soundness -### 10.1 Interpretation +=== 10.1 Interpretation Define satisfaction: s, h ⊨ P (state s and heap h satisfy P) -### 10.2 Soundness Theorem +=== 10.2 Soundness Theorem + +*Theorem 10.1 (Soundness)*: If `++{++P} e ++{++Q}` is derivable, then: -**Theorem 10.1 (Soundness)**: If `{P} e {Q}` is derivable, then: -``` +.... ∀s, h. s, h ⊨ P ⟹ ∀s', h'. (e, s, h) ⟶* (v, s', h') ⟹ s', h' ⊨ Q[v/ret] -``` +.... -**Proof**: By induction on the derivation, using the operational semantics. ∎ +*Proof*: By induction on the derivation, using the operational +semantics. ∎ -### 10.3 Relative Completeness +=== 10.3 Relative Completeness -**Theorem 10.2 (Relative Completeness)**: If `⊨ {P} e {Q}` holds semantically, then `{P} e {Q}` is derivable (relative to the assertion logic). +*Theorem 10.2 (Relative Completeness)*: If `⊨ ++{++P} e ++{++Q}` holds +semantically, then `++{++P} e ++{++Q}` is derivable (relative to the +assertion logic). -## 11. Examples +== 11. Examples -### 11.1 Swap +=== 11.1 Swap -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn swap(x: mut Int, y: mut Int) { let t = *x *x = *y *y = t } -``` +---- Specification: -``` + +.... {x ↦ a * y ↦ b} swap(x, y) {x ↦ b * y ↦ a} -``` +.... Proof: -``` + +.... {x ↦ a * y ↦ b} let t = *x {x ↦ a * y ↦ b * t = a} @@ -430,29 +463,32 @@ let t = *x {x ↦ b * y ↦ b * t = a} *y = t {x ↦ b * y ↦ a} -``` +.... -### 11.2 List Append +=== 11.2 List Append -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn append(xs: own List[T], ys: own List[T]) -> own List[T] { case xs { Nil → ys, Cons(x, xs') → Cons(x, append(xs', ys)) } } -``` +---- Specification: -``` + +.... {list(xs, as) * list(ys, bs)} append(xs, ys) {∃r. list(r, as ++ bs) * ret = r} -``` +.... -### 11.3 Binary Search +=== 11.3 Binary Search -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn binary_search(arr: ref [Int], target: Int) -> Option[Nat] { let mut lo = 0 let mut hi = arr.len() @@ -468,73 +504,83 @@ fn binary_search(arr: ref [Int], target: Int) -> Option[Nat] { } None } -``` +---- Specification: -``` + +.... {sorted(arr) * len(arr) = n} binary_search(arr, target) {ret = Some(i) ⟹ arr[i] = target ∧ 0 ≤ i < n} {ret = None ⟹ ∀i. 0 ≤ i < n ⟹ arr[i] ≠ target} -``` +.... Loop invariant: -``` + +.... I ≡ 0 ≤ lo ≤ hi ≤ n ∧ (∀j. 0 ≤ j < lo ⟹ arr[j] < target) ∧ (∀j. hi ≤ j < n ⟹ arr[j] > target) -``` +.... -## 12. Automation +== 12. Automation -### 12.1 Verification Condition Generation +=== 12.1 Verification Condition Generation Weakest precondition: -``` + +.... wp(skip, Q) = Q wp(x := e, Q) = Q[e/x] wp(e₁; e₂, Q) = wp(e₁, wp(e₂, Q)) wp(if b then e₁ else e₂, Q) = (b ⟹ wp(e₁, Q)) ∧ (¬b ⟹ wp(e₂, Q)) -``` +.... -### 12.2 SMT Integration +=== 12.2 SMT Integration Verification conditions are discharged using SMT solvers: -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- let verify (spec : spec) (e : expr) : bool = let vc = wp e spec.post in let query = implies spec.pre vc in Smt.check_valid query -``` +---- -### 12.3 Symbolic Execution +=== 12.3 Symbolic Execution For path-sensitive reasoning: -``` -symbolic_exec : expr → path_condition → (path_condition × symbolic_state) list -``` - -## 13. Related Work -1. **Hoare Logic**: Hoare (1969) -2. **Separation Logic**: Reynolds (2002), O'Hearn (2019) -3. **Iris**: Jung et al. (2015) - Higher-order concurrent separation logic -4. **RustBelt**: Jung et al. (2017) - Semantic foundations for Rust -5. **Viper**: Müller et al. (2016) - Verification infrastructure -6. **Dafny**: Leino (2010) - Verification-aware programming - -## 14. References - -1. Hoare, C. A. R. (1969). An Axiomatic Basis for Computer Programming. *CACM*. -2. Reynolds, J. C. (2002). Separation Logic: A Logic for Shared Mutable Data Structures. *LICS*. -3. O'Hearn, P. W. (2019). Separation Logic. *CACM*. -4. Jung, R., et al. (2017). RustBelt: Securing the Foundations of the Rust Programming Language. *POPL*. -5. Leino, K. R. M. (2010). Dafny: An Automatic Program Verifier. *LPAR*. - ---- - -**Document Metadata**: -- Depends on: Type system, operational semantics, SMT integration -- Implementation verification: Pending `[IMPL-DEP: verifier]` -- Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Hoare.v` (stub) +.... +symbolic_exec : expr → path_condition → (path_condition × symbolic_state) list +.... + +== 13. Related Work + +[arabic] +. *Hoare Logic*: Hoare (1969) +. *Separation Logic*: Reynolds (2002), O’Hearn (2019) +. *Iris*: Jung et al. (2015) - Higher-order concurrent separation logic +. *RustBelt*: Jung et al. (2017) - Semantic foundations for Rust +. *Viper*: Müller et al. (2016) - Verification infrastructure +. *Dafny*: Leino (2010) - Verification-aware programming + +== 14. References + +[arabic] +. Hoare, C. A. R. (1969). An Axiomatic Basis for Computer Programming. +_CACM_. +. Reynolds, J. C. (2002). Separation Logic: A Logic for Shared Mutable +Data Structures. _LICS_. +. O’Hearn, P. W. (2019). Separation Logic. _CACM_. +. Jung, R., et al. (2017). RustBelt: Securing the Foundations of the +Rust Programming Language. _POPL_. +. Leino, K. R. M. (2010). Dafny: An Automatic Program Verifier. _LPAR_. + +''''' + +*Document Metadata*: - Depends on: Type system, operational semantics, +SMT integration - Implementation verification: Pending +`++[++IMPL-DEP: verifier++]++` - Mechanized proof: See +`mechanized/coq/Hoare.v` (stub) diff --git a/docs/academic/formal-verification/denotational-semantics.md b/docs/academic/formal-verification/denotational-semantics.adoc similarity index 56% rename from docs/academic/formal-verification/denotational-semantics.md rename to docs/academic/formal-verification/denotational-semantics.adoc index 441fe4ec..fcc12f44 100644 --- a/docs/academic/formal-verification/denotational-semantics.md +++ b/docs/academic/formal-verification/denotational-semantics.adoc @@ -1,48 +1,51 @@ -# Denotational Semantics of AffineScript +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Denotational Semantics of AffineScript -**Document Version**: 1.0 -**Last Updated**: 2024 -**Status**: Complete specification +*Document Version*: 1.0 *Last Updated*: 2024 *Status*: Complete +specification -## Abstract +== Abstract -This document provides a denotational semantics for AffineScript, interpreting programs as mathematical objects in suitable semantic domains. We use domain theory for handling recursion, monads for effects, and logical relations for establishing semantic properties. +This document provides a denotational semantics for AffineScript, +interpreting programs as mathematical objects in suitable semantic +domains. We use domain theory for handling recursion, monads for +effects, and logical relations for establishing semantic properties. -## 1. Introduction +== 1. Introduction -Denotational semantics provides: -- Compositional interpretation of programs -- Mathematical foundation for reasoning -- Basis for program equivalence -- Connection to logic and category theory +Denotational semantics provides: - Compositional interpretation of +programs - Mathematical foundation for reasoning - Basis for program +equivalence - Connection to logic and category theory -## 2. Semantic Domains +== 2. Semantic Domains -### 2.1 Basic Domains +=== 2.1 Basic Domains -We use complete partial orders (CPOs) with least elements (pointed CPOs): +We use complete partial orders (CPOs) with least elements (pointed +CPOs): -**Definition 2.1 (Pointed CPO)**: A pointed CPO (D, ⊑, ⊥) consists of: -- A set D -- A partial order ⊑ on D -- A least element ⊥ ∈ D -- Every ω-chain has a least upper bound +*Definition 2.1 (Pointed CPO)*: A pointed CPO (D, ⊑, ⊥) consists of: - A +set D - A partial order ⊑ on D - A least element ⊥ ∈ D - Every ω-chain +has a least upper bound -### 2.2 Domain Constructors +=== 2.2 Domain Constructors -**Lifted Domain**: D_⊥ = D ∪ {⊥} +*Lifted Domain*: D++_++⊥ = D ∪ ++{++⊥} -**Product Domain**: D₁ × D₂ with pointwise ordering +*Product Domain*: D₁ × D₂ with pointwise ordering -**Sum Domain**: D₁ + D₂ = {inl(d) | d ∈ D₁} ∪ {inr(d) | d ∈ D₂} +*Sum Domain*: D₁ {plus} D₂ = ++{++inl(d) ++|++ d ∈ D₁} ∪ ++{++inr(d) +++|++ d ∈ D₂} -**Function Domain**: [D₁ → D₂] = {f : D₁ → D₂ | f is continuous} +*Function Domain*: ++[++D₁ → D₂++]++ = ++{++f : D₁ → D₂ ++|++ f is +continuous} -**Recursive Domains**: Solutions to domain equations using inverse limits +*Recursive Domains*: Solutions to domain equations using inverse limits -### 2.3 Type Denotations +=== 2.3 Type Denotations -``` +.... ⟦Unit⟧ = {*} ⟦Bool⟧ = {true, false}_⊥ ⟦Int⟧ = Z_⊥ @@ -52,99 +55,99 @@ We use complete partial orders (CPOs) with least elements (pointed CPOs): ⟦τ → σ⟧ = [⟦τ⟧ → ⟦σ⟧] ⟦τ × σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ × ⟦σ⟧ ⟦τ + σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ + ⟦σ⟧ -``` +.... -## 3. Environment and Interpretation +== 3. Environment and Interpretation -### 3.1 Environments +=== 3.1 Environments An environment maps variables to values: -``` +.... Env = Var → Val ⟦Γ⟧ = {ρ : Var → Val | ∀(x:τ) ∈ Γ. ρ(x) ∈ ⟦τ⟧} -``` +.... -### 3.2 Expression Interpretation +=== 3.2 Expression Interpretation -``` +.... ⟦_⟧ : Expr → Env → Val -``` +.... Compositionally defined for each expression form. -## 4. Core Language Interpretation +== 4. Core Language Interpretation -### 4.1 Literals +=== 4.1 Literals -``` +.... ⟦()⟧ρ = * ⟦true⟧ρ = true ⟦false⟧ρ = false ⟦n⟧ρ = n ⟦f⟧ρ = f ⟦"s"⟧ρ = s -``` +.... -### 4.2 Variables +=== 4.2 Variables -``` +.... ⟦x⟧ρ = ρ(x) -``` +.... -### 4.3 Functions +=== 4.3 Functions -``` +.... ⟦λ(x:τ). e⟧ρ = λd. ⟦e⟧(ρ[x ↦ d]) ⟦e₁ e₂⟧ρ = ⟦e₁⟧ρ (⟦e₂⟧ρ) -``` +.... -### 4.4 Let Binding +=== 4.4 Let Binding -``` +.... ⟦let x = e₁ in e₂⟧ρ = ⟦e₂⟧(ρ[x ↦ ⟦e₁⟧ρ]) -``` +.... -### 4.5 Recursion +=== 4.5 Recursion Using the least fixed point operator: -``` +.... ⟦fix f. e⟧ρ = fix(λd. ⟦e⟧(ρ[f ↦ d])) = ⊔ₙ fⁿ(⊥) -``` +.... -where f = λd. ⟦e⟧(ρ[f ↦ d]) +where f = λd. ⟦e⟧(ρ++[++f ↦ d++]++) -### 4.6 Conditionals +=== 4.6 Conditionals -``` +.... ⟦if e₁ then e₂ else e₃⟧ρ = case ⟦e₁⟧ρ of true → ⟦e₂⟧ρ false → ⟦e₃⟧ρ ⊥ → ⊥ -``` +.... -### 4.7 Tuples +=== 4.7 Tuples -``` +.... ⟦(e₁, ..., eₙ)⟧ρ = (⟦e₁⟧ρ, ..., ⟦eₙ⟧ρ) ⟦e.i⟧ρ = πᵢ(⟦e⟧ρ) -``` +.... -### 4.8 Records +=== 4.8 Records -``` +.... ⟦{l₁ = e₁, ..., lₙ = eₙ}⟧ρ = {l₁ ↦ ⟦e₁⟧ρ, ..., lₙ ↦ ⟦eₙ⟧ρ} ⟦e.l⟧ρ = ⟦e⟧ρ(l) ⟦e₁ with {l = e₂}⟧ρ = ⟦e₁⟧ρ[l ↦ ⟦e₂⟧ρ] -``` +.... -### 4.9 Pattern Matching +=== 4.9 Pattern Matching -``` +.... ⟦case e {p₁ → e₁ | ... | pₙ → eₙ}⟧ρ = let v = ⟦e⟧ρ in match v with @@ -152,105 +155,108 @@ where f = λd. ⟦e⟧(ρ[f ↦ d]) | ... | ⟦pₙ⟧ → ⟦eₙ⟧(ρ ⊕ bindings(pₙ, v)) | _ → ⊥ -``` +.... -## 5. Type-Level Interpretation +== 5. Type-Level Interpretation -### 5.1 Type Abstraction +=== 5.1 Type Abstraction -``` +.... ⟦Λα:κ. e⟧ρ = λT. ⟦e⟧ρ ⟦e [τ]⟧ρ = ⟦e⟧ρ (⟦τ⟧) -``` +.... -### 5.2 Dependent Types +=== 5.2 Dependent Types For dependent types, we use families of domains: -``` +.... ⟦Π(x:τ). σ⟧ = Π_{d ∈ ⟦τ⟧} ⟦σ⟧[d/x] ⟦Σ(x:τ). σ⟧ = Σ_{d ∈ ⟦τ⟧} ⟦σ⟧[d/x] -``` +.... -### 5.3 Refinement Types +=== 5.3 Refinement Types -``` +.... ⟦{x: τ | φ}⟧ = {d ∈ ⟦τ⟧ | ⟦φ⟧[d/x] = true} -``` +.... -### 5.4 Equality Types +=== 5.4 Equality Types -``` +.... ⟦a == b⟧ = if ⟦a⟧ = ⟦b⟧ then {*} else ∅ -``` +.... -## 6. Effects +== 6. Effects -### 6.1 Monad Transformers +=== 6.1 Monad Transformers Effects are interpreted using monad transformers: -**State Monad**: -``` +*State Monad*: + +.... State S A = S → (A × S) ⟦τ →{State[S]} σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ → State ⟦S⟧ ⟦σ⟧ -``` +.... + +*Exception Monad*: -**Exception Monad**: -``` +.... Exn E A = A + E ⟦τ →{Exn[E]} σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ → Exn ⟦E⟧ ⟦σ⟧ -``` +.... + +*Reader Monad*: -**Reader Monad**: -``` +.... Reader R A = R → A ⟦τ →{Reader[R]} σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ → Reader ⟦R⟧ ⟦σ⟧ -``` +.... -### 6.2 Free Monad Interpretation +=== 6.2 Free Monad Interpretation For general algebraic effects: -``` +.... Free F A = Pure A | Op (F (Free F A)) ⟦ε⟧ = Free (⟦Ops(ε)⟧) -``` +.... where Ops(ε) is the functor for effect operations. -### 6.3 Handler Interpretation +=== 6.3 Handler Interpretation -``` +.... ⟦handle e with h⟧ρ = fold_h(⟦e⟧ρ) where fold_h : Free F A → B is defined by: fold_h(Pure a) = ⟦e_ret⟧(ρ[x ↦ a]) fold_h(Op op(v, k)) = ⟦e_op⟧(ρ[x ↦ v, k ↦ λy. fold_h(k(y))]) -``` +.... -### 6.4 Effectful Function Interpretation +=== 6.4 Effectful Function Interpretation -``` +.... ⟦perform op(e)⟧ρ = Op op(⟦e⟧ρ, Pure) -``` +.... -## 7. Ownership and References +== 7. Ownership and References -### 7.1 Store Model +=== 7.1 Store Model -``` +.... Store = Loc → Val Conf = Expr × Store -``` +.... -### 7.2 Stateful Interpretation +=== 7.2 Stateful Interpretation -``` +.... ⟦_⟧ : Expr → Env → Store → (Val × Store) ⟦ref e⟧ρσ = @@ -266,222 +272,233 @@ Conf = Expr × Store let (ℓ, σ') = ⟦e₁⟧ρσ in let (v, σ'') = ⟦e₂⟧ρσ' in ((), σ''[ℓ ↦ v]) -``` +.... -### 7.3 Ownership Erasure +=== 7.3 Ownership Erasure At the semantic level, ownership annotations are erased: -``` + +.... ⟦own τ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ ⟦ref τ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ ⟦mut τ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ -``` +.... -The ownership system ensures safety statically; runtime behavior is identical. +The ownership system ensures safety statically; runtime behavior is +identical. -## 8. Quantitative Types +== 8. Quantitative Types -### 8.1 Graded Semantics +=== 8.1 Graded Semantics For quantities, use graded monads: -``` +.... ⟦0 τ⟧ = 1 (erased, unit type) ⟦1 τ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ (linear) ⟦ω τ⟧ = !⟦τ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ (in CPO, no distinction) -``` +.... -### 8.2 Usage Tracking +=== 8.2 Usage Tracking Alternatively, track usage in an effect: -``` + +.... Usage = Var → Nat ⟦e⟧ : Env → Usage → (Val × Usage) -``` +.... -## 9. Semantic Properties +== 9. Semantic Properties -### 9.1 Adequacy +=== 9.1 Adequacy -**Theorem 9.1 (Adequacy)**: For closed terms e of ground type: -``` +*Theorem 9.1 (Adequacy)*: For closed terms e of ground type: + +.... ⟦e⟧{} = v iff e ⟶* v -``` +.... + +*Proof*: By logical relations between syntax and semantics. ∎ -**Proof**: By logical relations between syntax and semantics. ∎ +=== 9.2 Soundness -### 9.2 Soundness +*Theorem 9.2 (Semantic Soundness)*: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` then for all ρ ∈ ⟦Γ⟧: -**Theorem 9.2 (Semantic Soundness)**: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` then for all ρ ∈ ⟦Γ⟧: -``` +.... ⟦e⟧ρ ∈ ⟦τ⟧ -``` +.... + +*Proof*: By induction on typing derivation. ∎ -**Proof**: By induction on typing derivation. ∎ +=== 9.3 Compositionality -### 9.3 Compositionality +*Theorem 9.3 (Compositionality)*: The semantics is compositional: -**Theorem 9.3 (Compositionality)**: The semantics is compositional: -``` +.... ⟦E[e]⟧ρ = ⟦E⟧(ρ, ⟦e⟧ρ) -``` +.... -The meaning of a compound expression depends only on the meanings of its parts. +The meaning of a compound expression depends only on the meanings of its +parts. -### 9.4 Full Abstraction +=== 9.4 Full Abstraction -**Open Problem**: Is the semantics fully abstract? +*Open Problem*: Is the semantics fully abstract? Full abstraction: `⟦e₁⟧ = ⟦e₂⟧` iff e₁ ≃ e₂ (contextually equivalent) This typically requires game semantics or more refined models. -## 10. Logical Relations +== 10. Logical Relations -### 10.1 Definition +=== 10.1 Definition -Define a family of relations R_τ ⊆ ⟦τ⟧ × ⟦τ⟧ indexed by types: +Define a family of relations R++_++τ ⊆ ⟦τ⟧ × ⟦τ⟧ indexed by types: -``` +.... R_Unit = {(*, *)} R_Bool = {(true, true), (false, false)} R_Int = {(n, n) | n ∈ Z} R_{τ→σ} = {(f, g) | ∀(d₁, d₂) ∈ R_τ. (f d₁, g d₂) ∈ R_σ} R_{τ×σ} = {((d₁, d₂), (d₁', d₂')) | (d₁, d₁') ∈ R_τ ∧ (d₂, d₂') ∈ R_σ} -``` +.... -### 10.2 Fundamental Property +=== 10.2 Fundamental Property -**Theorem 10.1 (Fundamental Property)**: For all `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and related environments ρ₁ R_Γ ρ₂: -``` +*Theorem 10.1 (Fundamental Property)*: For all `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and related +environments ρ₁ R++_++Γ ρ₂: + +.... (⟦e⟧ρ₁, ⟦e⟧ρ₂) ∈ R_τ -``` +.... -**Proof**: By induction on typing derivation. ∎ +*Proof*: By induction on typing derivation. ∎ -### 10.3 Applications +=== 10.3 Applications -Logical relations prove: -- Parametricity (free theorems) -- Termination -- Observational equivalence +Logical relations prove: - Parametricity (free theorems) - Termination - +Observational equivalence -## 11. Domain Equations +== 11. Domain Equations -### 11.1 Recursive Types +=== 11.1 Recursive Types For recursive types, solve domain equations: -``` +.... ⟦μα. τ⟧ = fix(λD. ⟦τ⟧[D/α]) -``` +.... Using inverse limit construction for existence. -### 11.2 Example: Lists +=== 11.2 Example: Lists -``` +.... ⟦List[A]⟧ = fix(D. 1 + (⟦A⟧ × D)) = 1 + (⟦A⟧ × (1 + (⟦A⟧ × ...))) ≅ ⟦A⟧* (finite and infinite lists) -``` +.... -### 11.3 Example: Streams +=== 11.3 Example: Streams -``` +.... ⟦Stream[A]⟧ = fix(D. ⟦A⟧ × D) = ⟦A⟧ω (infinite sequences) -``` +.... -## 12. Effect Semantics Details +== 12. Effect Semantics Details -### 12.1 State Effect +=== 12.1 State Effect -``` +.... ⟦State[S]⟧ = Free (StateF S) where StateF S X = Get (S → X) | Put (S × X) ⟦perform get()⟧ρ = Op (Get Pure) ⟦perform put(e)⟧ρ = Op (Put (⟦e⟧ρ, Pure ())) -``` +.... -### 12.2 Exception Effect +=== 12.2 Exception Effect -``` +.... ⟦Exn[E]⟧ = Free (ExnF E) where ExnF E X = Raise E ⟦perform raise(e)⟧ρ = Op (Raise (⟦e⟧ρ)) -``` +.... -### 12.3 Nondeterminism +=== 12.3 Nondeterminism -``` +.... ⟦Choice⟧ = Free ChoiceF where ChoiceF X = Choose (X × X) | Fail ⟦perform choose()⟧ρ = Op (Choose (Pure true, Pure false)) ⟦perform fail()⟧ρ = Op Fail -``` +.... -## 13. Continuations +== 13. Continuations -### 13.1 CPS Semantics +=== 13.1 CPS Semantics Alternative: continuation-passing style interpretation: -``` +.... ⟦τ⟧_k = (⟦τ⟧ → R) → R ⟦e₁ e₂⟧_k ρ κ = ⟦e₁⟧_k ρ (λf. ⟦e₂⟧_k ρ (λa. f a κ)) -``` +.... -### 13.2 Delimited Continuations +=== 13.2 Delimited Continuations For effect handlers: -``` + +.... ⟦handle e with h⟧_k ρ κ = reset(⟦e⟧_k ρ (λv. ⟦e_ret⟧(ρ[x ↦ v]) κ)) -``` +.... -## 14. Examples +== 14. Examples -### 14.1 Factorial +=== 14.1 Factorial -``` +.... ⟦let rec fact = λn. if n == 0 then 1 else n * fact(n - 1) in fact 5⟧ = fix(λf. λn. if n = 0 then 1 else n × f(n - 1))(5) = 120 -``` +.... -### 14.2 State Handler +=== 14.2 State Handler -``` +.... ⟦handle { let x = get(); put(x + 1); get() } with run_state(0)⟧ = fold_{run_state(0)}( Op Get(λs. Op Put((s+1, λ(). Op Get(Pure)))) ) = 1 -``` +.... -## 15. References +== 15. References -1. Scott, D. S. (1976). Data Types as Lattices. *SIAM J. Computing*. -2. Stoy, J. E. (1977). *Denotational Semantics*. MIT Press. -3. 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Notions of Computation Determine +Monads. _FOSSACS_. ---- +''''' -**Document Metadata**: -- This document is pure theory; no implementation dependencies -- Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Denotational.v` (stub) +*Document Metadata*: - This document is pure theory; no implementation +dependencies - Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Denotational.v` +(stub) diff --git a/docs/academic/formal-verification/operational-semantics.md b/docs/academic/formal-verification/operational-semantics.adoc similarity index 77% rename from docs/academic/formal-verification/operational-semantics.md rename to docs/academic/formal-verification/operational-semantics.adoc index 1563b2f5..4e1697de 100644 --- a/docs/academic/formal-verification/operational-semantics.md +++ b/docs/academic/formal-verification/operational-semantics.adoc @@ -1,25 +1,30 @@ -# Operational Semantics of AffineScript +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Operational Semantics of AffineScript -**Document Version**: 1.0 -**Last Updated**: 2024 -**Status**: Complete specification +*Document Version*: 1.0 *Last Updated*: 2024 *Status*: Complete +specification -## Abstract +== Abstract -This document provides a complete operational semantics for AffineScript, specifying the dynamic behavior of programs through small-step reduction rules. We define evaluation contexts, reduction relations for all language constructs, and prove determinacy and confluence of the reduction relation. +This document provides a complete operational semantics for +AffineScript, specifying the dynamic behavior of programs through +small-step reduction rules. We define evaluation contexts, reduction +relations for all language constructs, and prove determinacy and +confluence of the reduction relation. -## 1. Introduction +== 1. Introduction -The operational semantics defines how AffineScript programs execute. We use: -- **Small-step semantics**: Step-by-step reduction -- **Structural operational semantics (SOS)**: Inference rule format -- **Evaluation contexts**: Specifying evaluation order +The operational semantics defines how AffineScript programs execute. We +use: - *Small-step semantics*: Step-by-step reduction - *Structural +operational semantics (SOS)*: Inference rule format - *Evaluation +contexts*: Specifying evaluation order -## 2. Syntax Recap +== 2. Syntax Recap -### 2.1 Values +=== 2.1 Values -``` +.... v ::= | () -- Unit | true | false -- Booleans @@ -34,11 +39,11 @@ v ::= | C(v₁, ..., vₙ) -- Constructor | ℓ -- Location (heap reference) | handler h -- Handler value -``` +.... -### 2.2 Expressions +=== 2.2 Expressions -``` +.... e ::= -- Core | v -- Values @@ -78,15 +83,15 @@ e ::= -- Unsafe | unsafe { e } -- Unsafe block -``` +.... -## 3. Evaluation Contexts +== 3. Evaluation Contexts -### 3.1 Pure Contexts +=== 3.1 Pure Contexts Evaluation contexts E specify where reduction occurs: -``` +.... E ::= | □ -- Hole | E e -- Function position @@ -112,323 +117,358 @@ E ::= | &E -- Borrow | &mut E -- Mutable borrow | drop E -- Drop -``` +.... -### 3.2 Effect Contexts +=== 3.2 Effect Contexts For effect handling, we need contexts that can trap effects: -``` +.... E_eff ::= | E -- Pure context | handle E_eff with h -- Handler context -``` +.... -### 3.3 Reduction Contexts +=== 3.3 Reduction Contexts Full reduction contexts: -``` + +.... R ::= E | handle R with h -``` +.... -## 4. Reduction Rules +== 4. Reduction Rules -### 4.1 Notation +=== 4.1 Notation -``` +.... e ⟶ e' -- Single step reduction e ⟶* e' -- Reflexive-transitive closure (e, μ) ⟶ (e', μ') -- Reduction with heap -``` +.... + +=== 4.2 Core Reductions -### 4.2 Core Reductions +*β-Reduction* -**β-Reduction** -``` +.... ───────────────────────────────────── (λ(x:τ). e) v ⟶ e[v/x] -``` +.... + +*Type Application* -**Type Application** -``` +.... ───────────────────────────────────── (Λα:κ. e) [τ] ⟶ e[τ/α] -``` +.... -**Let** -``` +*Let* + +.... ───────────────────────────────────── let x = v in e ⟶ e[v/x] -``` +.... + +*Let-Tuple* -**Let-Tuple** -``` +.... ───────────────────────────────────────────────────── let (x₁, ..., xₙ) = (v₁, ..., vₙ) in e ⟶ e[v₁/x₁, ..., vₙ/xₙ] -``` +.... + +=== 4.3 Control Flow Reductions -### 4.3 Control Flow Reductions +*If-True* -**If-True** -``` +.... ───────────────────────────────────── if true then e₁ else e₂ ⟶ e₁ -``` +.... -**If-False** -``` +*If-False* + +.... ───────────────────────────────────── if false then e₁ else e₂ ⟶ e₂ -``` +.... + +*Case-Match* -**Case-Match** -``` +.... match(p, v) = θ ───────────────────────────────────────────────── case v {... | p → e | ...} ⟶ θ(e) -``` +.... + +=== 4.4 Data Structure Reductions -### 4.4 Data Structure Reductions +*Tuple-Proj* -**Tuple-Proj** -``` +.... ───────────────────────────────────────────── (v₁, ..., vₙ).i ⟶ vᵢ (1 ≤ i ≤ n) -``` +.... -**Record-Proj** -``` +*Record-Proj* + +.... ───────────────────────────────────────────────────── {l₁ = v₁, ..., lₙ = vₙ}.lᵢ ⟶ vᵢ -``` +.... + +*Record-Update* -**Record-Update** -``` +.... ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── {l₁ = v₁, ..., l = v, ..., lₙ = vₙ} with {l = v'} ⟶ {l₁ = v₁, ..., l = v', ..., lₙ = vₙ} -``` +.... -### 4.5 Arithmetic Reductions +=== 4.5 Arithmetic Reductions -**Int-Add** -``` +*Int-Add* + +.... n₁ + n₂ = n₃ ───────────────────────────────────── n₁ + n₂ ⟶ n₃ -``` +.... + +*Int-Sub* -**Int-Sub** -``` +.... n₁ - n₂ = n₃ ───────────────────────────────────── n₁ - n₂ ⟶ n₃ -``` +.... + +*Int-Mul* -**Int-Mul** -``` +.... n₁ × n₂ = n₃ ───────────────────────────────────── n₁ * n₂ ⟶ n₃ -``` +.... -**Int-Div** (partial) -``` +*Int-Div* (partial) + +.... n₂ ≠ 0 n₁ ÷ n₂ = n₃ ───────────────────────────────────── n₁ / n₂ ⟶ n₃ -``` +.... + +*Comparison* -**Comparison** -``` +.... compare(n₁, n₂) = b ───────────────────────────────────── n₁ < n₂ ⟶ b -``` +.... -### 4.6 Reference Reductions +=== 4.6 Reference Reductions These use a heap μ : Loc ⇀ Val. -**Ref-Alloc** -``` +*Ref-Alloc* + +.... ℓ fresh ───────────────────────────────────────────── (ref v, μ) ⟶ (ℓ, μ[ℓ ↦ v]) -``` +.... + +*Ref-Read* -**Ref-Read** -``` +.... μ(ℓ) = v ───────────────────────────────────── (!ℓ, μ) ⟶ (v, μ) -``` +.... + +*Ref-Write* -**Ref-Write** -``` +.... ───────────────────────────────────────────── (ℓ := v, μ) ⟶ ((), μ[ℓ ↦ v]) -``` +.... -### 4.7 Effect Reductions +=== 4.7 Effect Reductions -**Handle-Return** -``` +*Handle-Return* + +.... h = { return x → e_ret, ... } ───────────────────────────────────────────── handle v with h ⟶ e_ret[v/x] -``` +.... + +*Handle-Perform* (effect handled) -**Handle-Perform** (effect handled) -``` +.... op ∈ dom(h) h = { ..., op(x, k) → e_op, ... } k_val = λy. handle E_p[y] with h ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── handle E_p[perform op(v)] with h ⟶ e_op[v/x, k_val/k] -``` +.... -**Handle-Forward** (effect not handled) -``` +*Handle-Forward* (effect not handled) + +.... op ∉ dom(h) ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── handle E_p[perform op(v)] with h ⟶ perform op(v) >>= (λy. handle E_p[y] with h) -``` +.... + +Where `e ++>>++= f` is monadic bind (continuation). -Where `e >>= f` is monadic bind (continuation). +*Resume* -**Resume** -``` +.... k = λy. handle E_p[y] with h ───────────────────────────────────────────── resume(k, v) ⟶ handle E_p[v] with h -``` +.... + +=== 4.8 Ownership Reductions -### 4.8 Ownership Reductions +*Move* -**Move** -``` +.... ───────────────────────────────────── move v ⟶ v -``` +.... (Move is identity at runtime; ownership is erased) -**Borrow** -``` +*Borrow* + +.... ───────────────────────────────────── &v ⟶ v -``` +.... (Borrows are identity at runtime; lifetimes are erased) -**Drop** -``` +*Drop* + +.... ───────────────────────────────────────────── (drop ℓ, μ) ⟶ ((), μ \ ℓ) -``` +.... -### 4.9 Congruence Rule +=== 4.9 Congruence Rule -**Context** -``` +*Context* + +.... e ⟶ e' ───────────────────────────────────── E[e] ⟶ E[e'] -``` +.... -## 5. Pattern Matching +== 5. Pattern Matching -### 5.1 Match Judgment +=== 5.1 Match Judgment -``` +.... match(p, v) = θ (pattern p matches value v with substitution θ) -``` +.... + +=== 5.2 Matching Rules -### 5.2 Matching Rules +*Match-Var* -**Match-Var** -``` +.... ───────────────────────────────────── match(x, v) = [v/x] -``` +.... + +*Match-Wild* -**Match-Wild** -``` +.... ───────────────────────────────────── match(_, v) = [] -``` +.... -**Match-Literal** -``` +*Match-Literal* + +.... ───────────────────────────────────── match(n, n) = [] -``` +.... + +*Match-Constructor* -**Match-Constructor** -``` +.... ∀i. match(pᵢ, vᵢ) = θᵢ ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────── match(C(p₁, ..., pₙ), C(v₁, ..., vₙ)) = θ₁ ∪ ... ∪ θₙ -``` +.... -**Match-Tuple** -``` +*Match-Tuple* + +.... ∀i. match(pᵢ, vᵢ) = θᵢ ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────── match((p₁, ..., pₙ), (v₁, ..., vₙ)) = θ₁ ∪ ... ∪ θₙ -``` +.... + +*Match-Record* -**Match-Record** -``` +.... ∀i. match(pᵢ, vᵢ) = θᵢ v = {..., lᵢ = vᵢ, ...} ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────── match({l₁ = p₁, ..., lₙ = pₙ}, v) = θ₁ ∪ ... ∪ θₙ -``` +.... + +*Match-As* -**Match-As** -``` +.... match(p, v) = θ ───────────────────────────────────── match(x @ p, v) = θ[v/x] -``` +.... -**Match-Guard** -``` +*Match-Guard* + +.... match(p, v) = θ θ(g) ⟶* true ───────────────────────────────────── match(p if g, v) = θ -``` +.... -## 6. Substitution +== 6. Substitution -### 6.1 Capture-Avoiding Substitution +=== 6.1 Capture-Avoiding Substitution -``` +.... x[v/x] = v y[v/x] = y (y ≠ x) (e₁ e₂)[v/x] = e₁[v/x] e₂[v/x] (λ(y:τ). e)[v/x] = λ(y:τ). e[v/x] (y ≠ x, y ∉ FV(v)) (let y = e₁ in e₂)[v/x] = let y = e₁[v/x] in e₂[v/x] (y ≠ x, y ∉ FV(v)) ... -``` +.... -### 6.2 Type Substitution +=== 6.2 Type Substitution -``` +.... α[τ/α] = τ β[τ/α] = β (β ≠ α) (σ → ρ)[τ/α] = σ[τ/α] → ρ[τ/α] (∀β:κ. σ)[τ/α] = ∀β:κ. σ[τ/α] (β ≠ α, β ∉ FTV(τ)) ... -``` +.... -## 7. Machine Semantics +== 7. Machine Semantics -### 7.1 Abstract Machine State +=== 7.1 Abstract Machine State For a more efficient implementation, define an abstract machine: -``` +.... State = (Control, Environment, Heap, Stack) (C, E, H, K) @@ -444,84 +484,96 @@ Frame = | Case(branches, E) -- Case analysis | Handle(h, E) -- Effect handler | ... -``` +.... + +=== 7.2 Machine Transitions -### 7.2 Machine Transitions +*Var* -**Var** -``` +.... E(x) = v ───────────────────────────────────────── (x, E, H, K) ⟹ (v, E, H, K) -``` +.... -**App-Left** -``` +*App-Left* + +.... ───────────────────────────────────────────────────── (e₁ e₂, E, H, K) ⟹ (e₁, E, H, Arg(e₂, E) :: K) -``` +.... + +*App-Right* -**App-Right** -``` +.... ───────────────────────────────────────────────────── (v, E, H, Arg(e, E') :: K) ⟹ (e, E', H, Fun(v) :: K) -``` +.... + +*App-Beta* -**App-Beta** -``` +.... v₁ = λ(x:τ). e ───────────────────────────────────────────────────── (v₂, E, H, Fun(v₁) :: K) ⟹ (e, E[x ↦ v₂], H, K) -``` +.... -**Handle-Push** -``` +*Handle-Push* + +.... ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────── (handle e with h, E, H, K) ⟹ (e, E, H, Handle(h, E) :: K) -``` +.... + +*Handle-Return* -**Handle-Return** -``` +.... h = { return x → e_ret, ... } ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────── (v, E, H, Handle(h, E') :: K) ⟹ (e_ret, E'[x ↦ v], H, K) -``` +.... -## 8. Properties +== 8. Properties -### 8.1 Determinacy +=== 8.1 Determinacy -**Theorem 8.1 (Determinacy)**: The reduction relation is deterministic on pure expressions. +*Theorem 8.1 (Determinacy)*: The reduction relation is deterministic on +pure expressions. -``` +.... If e ⟶ e₁ and e ⟶ e₂, then e₁ = e₂. -``` +.... -**Proof**: By induction on the derivation of `e ⟶ e₁`. Each expression form has exactly one applicable reduction rule, and evaluation contexts determine a unique redex. ∎ +*Proof*: By induction on the derivation of `e ⟶ e₁`. Each expression +form has exactly one applicable reduction rule, and evaluation contexts +determine a unique redex. ∎ -**Note**: Effects introduce non-determinism when handlers provide choices. +*Note*: Effects introduce non-determinism when handlers provide choices. -### 8.2 Confluence +=== 8.2 Confluence -**Theorem 8.2 (Confluence)**: The reduction relation is confluent. +*Theorem 8.2 (Confluence)*: The reduction relation is confluent. -``` +.... If e ⟶* e₁ and e ⟶* e₂, then ∃e'. e₁ ⟶* e' and e₂ ⟶* e'. -``` +.... -**Proof**: By Newman's Lemma, since the relation is terminating (for types) and locally confluent (by determinacy for pure reduction). ∎ +*Proof*: By Newman’s Lemma, since the relation is terminating (for +types) and locally confluent (by determinacy for pure reduction). ∎ -### 8.3 Standardization +=== 8.3 Standardization -**Theorem 8.3 (Standardization)**: Every reduction sequence can be rearranged to a standard reduction (leftmost-outermost). +*Theorem 8.3 (Standardization)*: Every reduction sequence can be +rearranged to a standard reduction (leftmost-outermost). -**Proof**: Following the standard proof for lambda calculus with extensions. ∎ +*Proof*: Following the standard proof for lambda calculus with +extensions. ∎ -## 9. Semantic Domains +== 9. Semantic Domains -### 9.1 Value Domain +=== 9.1 Value Domain -``` +.... V = Unit | Bool | Int | Float | Char | String | Fun(Env × Expr) | Tuple(V*) @@ -529,36 +581,36 @@ V = Unit | Bool | Int | Float | Char | String | Variant(Label × V) | Loc | Handler(H) -``` +.... -### 9.2 Heap Domain +=== 9.2 Heap Domain -``` +.... Heap = Loc ⇀ V -``` +.... -### 9.3 Result Domain +=== 9.3 Result Domain -``` +.... Result = | Val(V) -- Normal value | Eff(Op × V × Cont) -- Suspended effect | Err(Error) -- Runtime error -``` +.... -## 10. Examples +== 10. Examples -### 10.1 Function Application +=== 10.1 Function Application -``` +.... (λ(x: Int). x + 1) 5 ⟶ 5 + 1 [β-reduction] ⟶ 6 [arithmetic] -``` +.... -### 10.2 Effect Handling +=== 10.2 Effect Handling -``` +.... handle (1 + perform get()) with { return x → x, get(_, k) → resume(k, 10) @@ -576,11 +628,11 @@ handle (1 + perform get()) with { ⟶ handle 11 with h [arithmetic] ⟶ 11 [Handle-Return] -``` +.... -### 10.3 State Effect +=== 10.3 State Effect -``` +.... handle { let x = perform get() perform put(x + 1) @@ -589,15 +641,16 @@ handle { -- Evaluates step by step with state threading ⟶* 1 -``` +.... -## 11. Implementation Notes +== 11. Implementation Notes -### 11.1 Correspondence to AST +=== 11.1 Correspondence to AST From `lib/ast.ml`: -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- type expr = | ELit of literal | EVar of ident @@ -612,13 +665,14 @@ type expr = | EHandle of expr * handler | EPerform of ident * expr | ... -``` +---- -### 11.2 Evaluator Structure +=== 11.2 Evaluator Structure -`[IMPL-DEP: evaluator]` +`++[++IMPL-DEP: evaluator++]++` -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- module Eval : sig type value type heap @@ -627,18 +681,21 @@ module Eval : sig val eval : heap -> env -> expr -> result val step : heap -> expr -> (heap * expr) option end -``` +---- -## 12. References +== 12. References -1. Wright, A. K., & Felleisen, M. (1994). A Syntactic Approach to Type Soundness. *I&C*. -2. Plotkin, G. D. (1981). A Structural Approach to Operational Semantics. *DAIMI*. -3. Felleisen, M., & Hieb, R. (1992). The Revised Report on the Syntactic Theories of Sequential Control and State. *TCS*. -4. Plotkin, G., & Pretnar, M. (2013). Handling Algebraic Effects. *LMCS*. +[arabic] +. Wright, A. K., & Felleisen, M. (1994). A Syntactic Approach to Type +Soundness. _I&C_. +. Plotkin, G. D. (1981). A Structural Approach to Operational Semantics. +_DAIMI_. +. Felleisen, M., & Hieb, R. (1992). The Revised Report on the Syntactic +Theories of Sequential Control and State. _TCS_. +. Plotkin, G., & Pretnar, M. (2013). Handling Algebraic Effects. _LMCS_. ---- +''''' -**Document Metadata**: -- Depends on: `lib/ast.ml` (syntax), evaluator implementation (pending) -- Implementation verification: Pending -- Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Operational.v` (stub) +*Document Metadata*: - Depends on: `lib/ast.ml` (syntax), evaluator +implementation (pending) - Implementation verification: Pending - +Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Operational.v` (stub) diff --git a/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/ContextLemmas.idr b/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/ContextLemmas.idr new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4ad643e1 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/ContextLemmas.idr @@ -0,0 +1,760 @@ +-- SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell +-- +-- Context algebra for the Solo-core preservation proof. +-- +-- The friction in `Context.idr` is that `ctxAdd` is Maybe-valued (a +-- pointwise add only makes sense on equal-shape contexts) and does +-- not track type agreement. For the QTT substitution lemma we need a +-- *type-tracking, total, analysable* notion of "g is the pointwise +-- sum of g1 and g2". We therefore work with the inductive relation +-- `AddCtx g1 g2 g`, which: +-- +-- * forces g1, g2, g to share their spine AND their per-position +-- types (the `a` in `ACSnoc` is shared); +-- * records the per-position quantity sum (`qAdd q1 q2`); +-- * is Maybe-free, so all the semiring algebra is equational, +-- reusing the proven `Quantity.idr` laws via `cong`. +-- +-- A bridge to `Context.ctxAdd` is provided (`addCtxToAdd`) so the +-- relation can be related back to the original `Just`-valued +-- definition where wanted; the typing rules in `Typing.idr` use +-- `AddCtx` directly. + +module ContextLemmas + +import Quantity +import Syntax +import Context + +%default total + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- The type-tracking additive splitting relation +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| `AddCtx g1 g2 g` : `g` is the pointwise quantity-sum of `g1` and +||| `g2`, which must share spine and types. +||| +||| `ACSnoc` stores the per-position type and the two summand +||| quantities as RUNTIME arguments. This lets the metatheory rebuild +||| the actual summand contexts from an `AddCtx` value alone — the +||| typed indices `g1`, `g2`, `g` are erased, so without these the +||| decomposition lemmas could not run. +public export +data AddCtx : Ctx -> Ctx -> Ctx -> Type where + ACEmpty : AddCtx Empty Empty Empty + ACSnoc : (a : Ty) -> (q1 : Q) -> (q2 : Q) + -> AddCtx g1 g2 g + -> AddCtx (Snoc g1 a q1) (Snoc g2 a q2) (Snoc g a (qAdd q1 q2)) + +||| Bridge: `AddCtx` implies the partial `ctxAdd` succeeds with the +||| same result. (Kept for cross-checking against `Context.idr`.) +public export +addCtxToAdd : AddCtx g1 g2 g -> ctxAdd g1 g2 = Just g +addCtxToAdd ACEmpty = Refl +addCtxToAdd (ACSnoc _ _ _ ac) = rewrite addCtxToAdd ac in Refl + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Typed-shape relation (same length AND same per-position types) +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| `ShapeEq g1 g2` : the two contexts have the same spine and the +||| same type at every position (quantities free). The per-position +||| type/quantities are ERASED indices — `mkAdd` reads the actual +||| quantities from the (runtime) contexts instead, so `shapeScale` +||| does not need the scaling quantity at runtime. +public export +data ShapeEq : Ctx -> Ctx -> Type where + SEEmpty : ShapeEq Empty Empty + SESnoc : ShapeEq g1 g2 -> ShapeEq (Snoc g1 a q1) (Snoc g2 a q2) + +||| The two summands of an additive split share a typed shape. +public export +shapeSummands : AddCtx g1 g2 g -> ShapeEq g1 g2 +shapeSummands ACEmpty = SEEmpty +shapeSummands (ACSnoc a q1 q2 ac) = SESnoc (shapeSummands ac) + +||| The left summand shares a typed shape with the result. +public export +shapeLeftResult : AddCtx g1 g2 g -> ShapeEq g1 g +shapeLeftResult ACEmpty = SEEmpty +shapeLeftResult (ACSnoc a q1 q2 ac) = SESnoc (shapeLeftResult ac) + +||| Scaling preserves the typed shape (the scaling quantity is erased). +public export +shapeScale : {0 q : Q} -> (g : Ctx) -> ShapeEq g (ctxScale q g) +shapeScale Empty = SEEmpty +shapeScale (Snoc g a e) = SESnoc (shapeScale g) + +||| `ShapeEq` is symmetric. +public export +shapeSym : ShapeEq g1 g2 -> ShapeEq g2 g1 +shapeSym SEEmpty = SEEmpty +shapeSym (SESnoc se) = SESnoc (shapeSym se) + +||| `ShapeEq` is transitive. +public export +shapeTrans : ShapeEq g1 g2 -> ShapeEq g2 g3 -> ShapeEq g1 g3 +shapeTrans SEEmpty SEEmpty = SEEmpty +shapeTrans (SESnoc s1) (SESnoc s2) = SESnoc (shapeTrans s1 s2) + +||| Build the additive sum of two same-shaped contexts, reading the +||| quantities from the (runtime) contexts. The first context's type +||| is used at each position (matching `AddCtx`'s convention). +public export +mkAdd : (g1, g2 : Ctx) -> ShapeEq g1 g2 -> (g : Ctx ** AddCtx g1 g2 g) +mkAdd Empty Empty SEEmpty = (Empty ** ACEmpty) +mkAdd (Snoc g1 a q1) (Snoc g2 _ q2) (SESnoc se) = + let (g ** ac) = mkAdd g1 g2 se in + (Snoc g a (qAdd q1 q2) ** ACSnoc a q1 q2 ac) +mkAdd Empty (Snoc _ _ _) SEEmpty impossible +mkAdd (Snoc _ _ _) Empty SEEmpty impossible + +||| `AddCtx` is deterministic in its result. +public export +addDet : AddCtx g1 g2 ga -> AddCtx g1 g2 gb -> ga = gb +addDet ACEmpty ACEmpty = Refl +addDet (ACSnoc a q1 q2 ac1) (ACSnoc _ _ _ ac2) = + cong (\w => Snoc w a (qAdd q1 q2)) (addDet ac1 ac2) + +||| Determinism modulo propositional equality of the summands. +public export +addDetEq : AddCtx a b ga -> AddCtx a' b' gb -> a = a' -> b = b' -> ga = gb +addDetEq ac1 ac2 Refl Refl = addDet ac1 ac2 + +||| A split whose result is `Empty` has both summands `Empty`. +public export +addEmptyInv : AddCtx g1 g2 Empty -> (g1 = Empty, g2 = Empty) +addEmptyInv ACEmpty = (Refl, Refl) + +||| Scaling to `Empty` forces the context to be `Empty`. +public export +scaleEmptyInv : (g : Ctx) -> ctxScale q g = Empty -> g = Empty +scaleEmptyInv Empty _ = Refl +scaleEmptyInv (Snoc _ _ _) Refl impossible + + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- IsZero (analysable "everything erased") +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| `IsZero g` witnesses that every quantity in `g` is `Zero`. +||| `HasVar`'s `HVHere` carries one so the substitution proof can +||| analyse the surrounding context. +public export +data IsZero : Ctx -> Type where + IZEmpty : IsZero Empty + IZSnoc : IsZero g -> IsZero (Snoc g a Zero) + +||| The canonical all-zero context built by `ctxZero` is zero. +public export +ctxZeroIsZero : (g : Ctx) -> IsZero (ctxZero g) +ctxZeroIsZero Empty = IZEmpty +ctxZeroIsZero (Snoc g a q) = IZSnoc (ctxZeroIsZero g) + +||| Invert a zero `Snoc`: the tail is zero and the head quantity is +||| `Zero`. +public export +isZeroSnocInv : IsZero (Snoc g a q) -> (IsZero g, q = Zero) +isZeroSnocInv (IZSnoc iz) = (iz, Refl) + +||| Scaling a zero context by anything keeps it zero. +public export +isZeroScale : (q : Q) -> IsZero g -> IsZero (ctxScale q g) +isZeroScale q IZEmpty = IZEmpty +isZeroScale q (IZSnoc iz) = rewrite qMulZeroR q in IZSnoc (isZeroScale q iz) + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Scaling laws (pure functions, equational) +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| Scaling by `One` is the identity. +public export +scaleOne : (g : Ctx) -> ctxScale One g = g +scaleOne Empty = Refl +scaleOne (Snoc g a q) = rewrite scaleOne g in rewrite qMulOneL q in Refl + +||| Scaling by `Zero` produces a manifestly-zero context — namely +||| `ctxZero g`. +public export +scaleZero : (g : Ctx) -> ctxScale Zero g = ctxZero g +scaleZero Empty = Refl +scaleZero (Snoc g a q) = rewrite scaleZero g in Refl + +||| Scaling ANY context by `Zero` yields a zero context. +public export +scaleZeroIsZero : (g : Ctx) -> IsZero (ctxScale Zero g) +scaleZeroIsZero g = rewrite scaleZero g in ctxZeroIsZero g + +||| Scaling associates with quantity multiplication. +public export +scaleScale : (q1, q2 : Q) -> (g : Ctx) + -> ctxScale q1 (ctxScale q2 g) = ctxScale (qMul q1 q2) g +scaleScale q1 q2 Empty = Refl +scaleScale q1 q2 (Snoc g a q) = + rewrite scaleScale q1 q2 g in + rewrite qMulAssoc q1 q2 q in Refl + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- AddCtx algebra +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| Commutativity: `g` is symmetric in the two summands. +public export +acComm : AddCtx g1 g2 g -> AddCtx g2 g1 g +acComm ACEmpty = ACEmpty +acComm (ACSnoc a q1 q2 ac) = + rewrite qAddComm q1 q2 in ACSnoc a q2 q1 (acComm ac) + +||| Scaling distributes over an additive split. +public export +acScale : (q : Q) -> AddCtx g1 g2 g + -> AddCtx (ctxScale q g1) (ctxScale q g2) (ctxScale q g) +acScale q ACEmpty = ACEmpty +acScale q (ACSnoc a q1 q2 ac) = + rewrite qMulDistribL q q1 q2 in ACSnoc a (qMul q q1) (qMul q q2) (acScale q ac) + +||| Fusion: scaling the same context by `q1` and `q2` and adding +||| gives the context scaled by `qAdd q1 q2`. +public export +acScaleFuse : (q1, q2 : Q) -> (g : Ctx) + -> AddCtx (ctxScale q1 g) (ctxScale q2 g) (ctxScale (qAdd q1 q2) g) +acScaleFuse q1 q2 Empty = ACEmpty +acScaleFuse q1 q2 (Snoc g a q) = + rewrite qMulDistribR q1 q2 q in + ACSnoc a (qMul q1 q) (qMul q2 q) (acScaleFuse q1 q2 g) + +||| Quantity-level interchange (medial) law, derived from the +||| commutative-monoid laws already proven in `Quantity.idr`. +public export +qInterchange : (qa, qb, qc, qd : Q) + -> qAdd (qAdd qa qb) (qAdd qc qd) = qAdd (qAdd qa qc) (qAdd qb qd) +qInterchange qa qb qc qd = + -- (qa+qb)+(qc+qd) = qa+(qb+(qc+qd)) = qa+((qb+qc)+qd) + -- = qa+((qc+qb)+qd) = qa+(qc+(qb+qd)) + -- = (qa+qc)+(qb+qd) + rewrite qAddAssoc qa qb (qAdd qc qd) in + rewrite sym (qAddAssoc qb qc qd) in + rewrite qAddComm qb qc in + rewrite qAddAssoc qc qb qd in + rewrite sym (qAddAssoc qa qc (qAdd qb qd)) in + Refl + +||| Context-level interchange: regroup a 2x2 block of additive splits. +||| From `s1 = a+b`, `s2 = c+d`, `s3 = a+c`, `s4 = b+d`, `t = s3+s4` +||| conclude `t = s1+s2`. +public export +acInterchange : AddCtx a b s1 -> AddCtx c d s2 -> AddCtx a c s3 + -> AddCtx b d s4 -> AddCtx s3 s4 t -> AddCtx s1 s2 t +acInterchange ACEmpty ACEmpty ACEmpty ACEmpty ACEmpty = ACEmpty +acInterchange (ACSnoc ty qa qb ab) (ACSnoc _ qc qd cd) + (ACSnoc _ _ _ ac) (ACSnoc _ _ _ bd) (ACSnoc _ _ _ s34) = + rewrite sym (qInterchange qa qb qc qd) in + ACSnoc ty (qAdd qa qb) (qAdd qc qd) (acInterchange ab cd ac bd s34) + +||| Interchange in *splitting* form: given the two "row" sums +||| `s1 = a+b`, `s2 = c+d` and the total `t = s1+s2`, construct the +||| two "column" sums `s3 = a+c`, `s4 = b+d` together with the +||| witness `t = s3+s4`. The constructed contexts inherit their +||| types from the input derivations, so no external shape-matching +||| is needed. +public export +acSplit2 : AddCtx a b s1 -> AddCtx c d s2 -> AddCtx s1 s2 t + -> (s3 : Ctx ** s4 : Ctx ** + (AddCtx a c s3, AddCtx b d s4, AddCtx s3 s4 t)) +acSplit2 ACEmpty ACEmpty ACEmpty = (Empty ** Empty ** (ACEmpty, ACEmpty, ACEmpty)) +acSplit2 (ACSnoc ty qa qb ab) (ACSnoc _ qc qd cd) (ACSnoc _ _ _ s12) = + let (s3 ** s4 ** (ac, bd, s34)) = acSplit2 ab cd s12 in + ( Snoc s3 ty (qAdd qa qc) ** Snoc s4 ty (qAdd qb qd) ** + ( ACSnoc ty qa qc ac + , ACSnoc ty qb qd bd + , rewrite qInterchange qa qb qc qd in ACSnoc ty (qAdd qa qc) (qAdd qb qd) s34 )) + +||| Associativity (right-leaning): from `(a+b)+c` recover `a+(b+c)`. +||| Returns the middle sum together with both witnesses. +public export +acAssoc : (b, c : Ctx) -> AddCtx ab c abc -> AddCtx a b ab + -> (bc : Ctx ** (AddCtx b c bc, AddCtx a bc abc)) +acAssoc Empty Empty ACEmpty ACEmpty = (Empty ** (ACEmpty, ACEmpty)) +acAssoc (Snoc b ty qb) (Snoc c _ qc) (ACSnoc _ _ _ acABC) (ACSnoc _ qa _ acAB) = + let (bc ** (acBC, acAbc)) = acAssoc b c acABC acAB in + ((Snoc bc ty (qAdd qb qc)) ** + ( ACSnoc ty qb qc acBC + , rewrite qAddAssoc qa qb qc in ACSnoc ty qa (qAdd qb qc) acAbc )) +acAssoc Empty (Snoc _ _ _) ACEmpty _ impossible +acAssoc (Snoc _ _ _) Empty (ACSnoc _ _ _ _) _ impossible + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Context append (puts the second context's entries ON TOP) +------------------------------------------------------------ + +export infixl 6 +++ + +||| `g +++ d` — append `d` on top of `g`. A variable at position `n` +||| in `g` has index `n + ctxLen d` once `d` binders sit above it. +public export +(+++) : Ctx -> Ctx -> Ctx +g +++ Empty = g +g +++ (Snoc d a q) = Snoc (g +++ d) a q + +||| Length of an append. +public export +ctxLenAppend : (g, d : Ctx) -> ctxLen (g +++ d) = ctxLen d + ctxLen g +ctxLenAppend g Empty = Refl +ctxLenAppend g (Snoc d a q) = rewrite ctxLenAppend g d in Refl + +||| Appending distributes over an additive split: if the base +||| splits as `gB = gB1 + gB2` and the top splits as +||| `cross = cross1 + cross2`, then the append splits accordingly. +public export +acAppend : AddCtx gB1 gB2 gB -> AddCtx c1 c2 c + -> AddCtx (gB1 +++ c1) (gB2 +++ c2) (gB +++ c) +acAppend acB ACEmpty = acB +acAppend acB (ACSnoc a q1 q2 acC) = ACSnoc a q1 q2 (acAppend acB acC) + +||| Scaling commutes with append. +public export +scaleAppend : (q : Q) -> (g, d : Ctx) + -> ctxScale q (g +++ d) = (ctxScale q g) +++ (ctxScale q d) +scaleAppend q g Empty = Refl +scaleAppend q g (Snoc d a e) = rewrite scaleAppend q g d in Refl + +||| Local `Nat` injectivity / discreteness helpers (avoid Data.Nat). +public export +sInj : the Nat (S m) = S n -> m = n +sInj Refl = Refl + +public export +zNeqS : the Nat Z = S n -> Void +zNeqS Refl impossible + +public export +plusLeftCancelZ : (n, a, b : Nat) -> n + a = n + b -> a = b +plusLeftCancelZ Z a b prf = prf +plusLeftCancelZ (S n) a b prf = plusLeftCancelZ n a b (sInj prf) + +||| Split a context into its bottom `ctxLen g - ctxLen top` entries +||| and top `ctxLen top` entries (the latter shaped like `top`). +||| Recurses on `top`; the matching `Snoc` of `g` is forced by the +||| length equality. +public export +splitTop : (top : Ctx) -> (g : Ctx) + -> ctxLen g = ctxLen top + base + -> (gB : Ctx ** gC : Ctx ** (g = gB +++ gC, ctxLen gC = ctxLen top)) +splitTop Empty g lenEq = (g ** Empty ** (Refl, Refl)) +splitTop (Snoc top _ _) (Snoc g a e) lenEq = + let (gB ** gC ** (geq, lenC)) = splitTop top g (sInj lenEq) in + (gB ** Snoc gC a e ** (cong (\w => Snoc w a e) geq, cong S lenC)) +splitTop (Snoc top _ _) Empty lenEq = absurd (zNeqS lenEq) + +||| Scaling distributes over a (proven) append decomposition. +public export +scaleSplit : (q : Q) -> (gB, gC : Ctx) + -> ctxScale q (gB +++ gC) = (ctxScale q gB) +++ (ctxScale q gC) +scaleSplit q gB gC = scaleAppend q gB gC + +||| Scaling preserves length. +public export +scaleLen : (q : Q) -> (g : Ctx) -> ctxLen (ctxScale q g) = ctxLen g +scaleLen q Empty = Refl +scaleLen q (Snoc g a e) = cong S (scaleLen q g) + +||| An additive split preserves length (left). +public export +acLenL : AddCtx x y g -> ctxLen x = ctxLen g +acLenL ACEmpty = Refl +acLenL (ACSnoc _ _ _ ac) = cong S (acLenL ac) + +||| An additive split preserves length (right). +public export +acLenR : AddCtx x y g -> ctxLen y = ctxLen g +acLenR ACEmpty = Refl +acLenR (ACSnoc _ _ _ ac) = cong S (acLenR ac) + +||| Snoc injectivity helpers. +public export +snocInjTail : the Ctx (Snoc x1 t1 q1) = Snoc x2 t2 q2 -> x1 = x2 +snocInjTail Refl = Refl + +public export +snocInjTy : the Ctx (Snoc x1 t1 q1) = Snoc x2 t2 q2 -> t1 = t2 +snocInjTy Refl = Refl + +public export +snocInjQ : the Ctx (Snoc x1 t1 q1) = Snoc x2 t2 q2 -> q1 = q2 +snocInjQ Refl = Refl + +public export +cong3Snoc : x1 = x2 -> t1 = t2 -> q1 = q2 + -> the Ctx (Snoc x1 t1 q1) = Snoc x2 t2 q2 +cong3Snoc Refl Refl Refl = Refl + +||| Append injectivity when the top components have equal length. +public export +appendInjTop : {a, b : Ctx} -> (c1, c2 : Ctx) -> ctxLen c1 = ctxLen c2 + -> a +++ c1 = b +++ c2 -> (a = b, c1 = c2) +appendInjTop Empty Empty lenEq eq = (eq, Refl) +appendInjTop (Snoc c1 t1 q1) (Snoc c2 t2 q2) lenEq eq = + let recur = appendInjTop {a} {b} c1 c2 (sInj lenEq) (snocInjTail eq) in + ( fst recur + , cong3Snoc (snd recur) (snocInjTy eq) (snocInjQ eq) ) +appendInjTop Empty (Snoc _ _ _) lenEq eq = absurd (zNeqS lenEq) +appendInjTop (Snoc _ _ _) Empty lenEq eq = absurd (zNeqS (sym lenEq)) + +||| Recover the (unscaled) `Snoc`-then-append decomposition of `g` +||| from the same decomposition of its scaling `ctxScale q g`. Used +||| in the T-App / T-Let substitution cases, where the argument / +||| RHS context appears only in scaled form in the split. +public export +unscaleSnocAppend : (q : Q) -> (g : Ctx) -> (cross : Ctx) -> (at : Ty) + -> {sBB, sC : Ctx} -> {qa : Q} + -> ctxLen sC = ctxLen cross + -> ctxScale q g = (Snoc sBB at qa) +++ sC + -> ( gBB : Ctx ** qa' : Q ** gC : Ctx ** + ( g = (Snoc gBB at qa') +++ gC + , ctxLen gC = ctxLen cross + , sBB = ctxScale q gBB + , qa = qMul q qa' + , sC = ctxScale q gC )) +unscaleSnocAppend q g cross at lenSC eq = + let lenG : (ctxLen g = ctxLen cross + S (ctxLen sBB)) + := trans (sym (scaleLen q g)) + (trans (cong ctxLen eq) + (trans (ctxLenAppend (Snoc sBB at qa) sC) + (cong (\m => m + S (ctxLen sBB)) lenSC))) + (gBase ** gC ** (gEq, lenGC)) = splitTop cross g lenG + in case gBase of + Empty => absurd (zNeqS (lenGBaseNonZero Empty gC g gEq lenG lenGC)) + Snoc gBB at' qa' => + -- ctxScale q g = ctxScale q ((Snoc gBB at' qa') +++ gC) + -- = (Snoc (ctxScale q gBB) at' (qMul q qa')) +++ ctxScale q gC + -- match against (Snoc sBB at qa) +++ sC by appendInjTop. + let scEq : (ctxScale q g + = (Snoc (ctxScale q gBB) at' (qMul q qa')) +++ (ctxScale q gC)) + := trans (cong (ctxScale q) gEq) (scaleAppend q (Snoc gBB at' qa') gC) + combEq : ((Snoc sBB at qa) +++ sC + = (Snoc (ctxScale q gBB) at' (qMul q qa')) +++ (ctxScale q gC)) + := trans (sym eq) scEq + lenTopEq : (ctxLen sC = ctxLen (ctxScale q gC)) + := trans lenSC (trans (sym lenGC) (sym (scaleLen q gC))) + (headEq, tailEq) = appendInjTop sC (ctxScale q gC) lenTopEq combEq + -- headEq : Snoc sBB at qa = Snoc (ctxScale q gBB) at' (qMul q qa') + atEq : (at = at') := snocInjTy headEq + sbbEq : (sBB = ctxScale q gBB) := snocInjTail headEq + qaEq : (qa = qMul q qa') := snocInjQ headEq + in ( gBB ** qa' ** gC ** + ( rewrite atEq in gEq + , lenGC + , sbbEq + , qaEq + , tailEq ) ) + where + lenGBaseNonZero : (gBase : Ctx) -> (gC : Ctx) -> (g : Ctx) + -> g = gBase +++ gC -> ctxLen g = ctxLen cross + S (ctxLen sBB) + -> ctxLen gC = ctxLen cross -> ctxLen gBase = S (ctxLen sBB) + lenGBaseNonZero gBase gC g gEq lenG lenGC = + -- ctxLen g = ctxLen gC + ctxLen gBase = ctxLen cross + ctxLen gBase + -- and = ctxLen cross + S (ctxLen sBB); so ctxLen gBase = S (ctxLen sBB). + let l1 : (ctxLen g = ctxLen gC + ctxLen gBase) := rewrite gEq in ctxLenAppend gBase gC + l2 : (ctxLen cross + ctxLen gBase = ctxLen cross + S (ctxLen sBB)) + := trans (trans (sym (cong (\m => m + ctxLen gBase) lenGC)) (sym l1)) lenG + in plusLeftCancelZ (ctxLen cross) (ctxLen gBase) (S (ctxLen sBB)) l2 + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Inverting an additive split along an append +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| Reconstruct the left summand of an additive split from the +||| (runtime) `AddCtx` value, plus a proof it equals the erased index. +public export +acLeft : {0 x : Ctx} -> {0 y : Ctx} -> {0 g : Ctx} -> AddCtx x y g -> Ctx +acLeft ACEmpty = Empty +acLeft (ACSnoc a q1 _ ac) = Snoc (acLeft ac) a q1 + +public export +acRight : {0 x : Ctx} -> {0 y : Ctx} -> {0 g : Ctx} -> AddCtx x y g -> Ctx +acRight ACEmpty = Empty +acRight (ACSnoc a _ q2 ac) = Snoc (acRight ac) a q2 + +public export +acLeftEq : (ac : AddCtx x y g) -> x = acLeft ac +acLeftEq ACEmpty = Refl +acLeftEq (ACSnoc a q1 _ ac) = cong (\w => Snoc w a q1) (acLeftEq ac) + +public export +acRightEq : (ac : AddCtx x y g) -> y = acRight ac +acRightEq ACEmpty = Refl +acRightEq (ACSnoc a _ q2 ac) = cong (\w => Snoc w a q2) (acRightEq ac) + +||| The reconstructed summands really do add to `g`. +public export +acRebuild : (ac : AddCtx x y g) -> AddCtx (acLeft ac) (acRight ac) g +acRebuild ACEmpty = ACEmpty +acRebuild (ACSnoc a q1 q2 ac) = ACSnoc a q1 q2 (acRebuild ac) + +||| Invert an additive split whose result is a `Snoc`. Recovers the +||| two summand tails, their head quantities (with `q = qAdd q1 q2`), +||| and the tail split — as runtime data plus equations, so the +||| caller can refine other hypotheses with the `q` equation. +public export +acSnocInv : {0 x : Ctx} -> {0 y : Ctx} -> {0 g : Ctx} -> {0 a : Ty} -> {0 q : Q} + -> AddCtx x y (Snoc g a q) + -> ( at : Ty ** xt : Ctx ** yt : Ctx ** qa1 : Q ** qa2 : Q ** + ( a = at + , x = Snoc xt at qa1 + , y = Snoc yt at qa2 + , q = qAdd qa1 qa2 + , AddCtx xt yt g )) +acSnocInv (ACSnoc a q1 q2 ac) = + ( a ** acLeft ac ** acRight ac ** q1 ** q2 ** + ( Refl + , cong (\w => Snoc w a q1) (acLeftEq ac) + , cong (\w => Snoc w a q2) (acRightEq ac) + , Refl + , acRebuild ac )) + +||| Decompose a split whose result is an append. Splitting +||| `AddCtx x y (gB +++ cross)` yields matching appends of `x` and +||| `y` together with splits of the base and the top. +public export +acAppendInv : {0 x : Ctx} -> {0 y : Ctx} -> {0 gB : Ctx} -> (cross : Ctx) + -> AddCtx x y (gB +++ cross) + -> ( xB : Ctx ** yB : Ctx ** xC : Ctx ** yC : Ctx ** + ( x = xB +++ xC + , y = yB +++ yC + , AddCtx xB yB gB + , AddCtx xC yC cross )) +acAppendInv Empty ac = + (acLeft ac ** acRight ac ** Empty ** Empty ** + (acLeftEq ac, acRightEq ac, acRebuild ac, ACEmpty)) +acAppendInv (Snoc cross _ _) (ACSnoc a qx qy ac') = + let (xB ** yB ** xC ** yC ** (ex, ey, acB, acC)) = acAppendInv cross ac' in + ( xB ** yB ** Snoc xC a qx ** Snoc yC a qy ** + ( cong (\w => Snoc w a qx) ex + , cong (\w => Snoc w a qy) ey + , acB + , ACSnoc a qx qy acC ) ) + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Additive zero identities (type-tracked, so no mismatch) +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| Adding a zero context on the LEFT is the identity. +public export +addZeroLEq : IsZero z -> AddCtx z g g' -> g' = g +addZeroLEq IZEmpty ACEmpty = Refl +addZeroLEq (IZSnoc iz) (ACSnoc _ _ q2 ac) = + rewrite addZeroLEq iz ac in rewrite qAddZeroL q2 in Refl + +||| Adding a zero context on the RIGHT is the identity. +public export +addZeroREq : IsZero z -> AddCtx g z g' -> g' = g +addZeroREq IZEmpty ACEmpty = Refl +addZeroREq (IZSnoc iz) (ACSnoc _ q1 _ ac) = + rewrite addZeroREq iz ac in rewrite qAddZeroR q1 in Refl + +||| The sum of two zero contexts is zero. +public export +addZeroResult : IsZero z1 -> IsZero z2 -> AddCtx z1 z2 g -> IsZero g +addZeroResult IZEmpty IZEmpty ACEmpty = IZEmpty +addZeroResult (IZSnoc i1) (IZSnoc i2) (ACSnoc _ _ _ ac) = + IZSnoc (addZeroResult i1 i2 ac) + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- IsZero and append +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| Split a zero append into its two zero halves. +public export +isZeroAppendSplit : (d : Ctx) -> IsZero (g +++ d) -> (IsZero g, IsZero d) +isZeroAppendSplit Empty iz = (iz, IZEmpty) +isZeroAppendSplit (Snoc d a _) (IZSnoc iz) = + let (izg, izd) = isZeroAppendSplit d iz in (izg, IZSnoc izd) + +||| Rebuild a zero append from zero halves. +public export +isZeroAppendJoin : IsZero g -> IsZero d -> IsZero (g +++ d) +isZeroAppendJoin izg IZEmpty = izg +isZeroAppendJoin izg (IZSnoc izd) = IZSnoc (isZeroAppendJoin izg izd) + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Quantity-level ordering facts for the sub-context order +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| A summand is below the sum: `q1 <= q1 + q2`. Proved by exhaustive +||| case split on the three-element semiring. +public export +qLeAddL : (q1, q2 : Q) -> qLe q1 (qAdd q1 q2) = True +qLeAddL Zero Zero = Refl +qLeAddL Zero One = Refl +qLeAddL Zero Omega = Refl +qLeAddL One Zero = Refl +qLeAddL One One = Refl +qLeAddL One Omega = Refl +qLeAddL Omega Zero = Refl +qLeAddL Omega One = Refl +qLeAddL Omega Omega = Refl + +||| Symmetric form: the right summand is below the sum, `q2 <= q1 + q2`. +public export +qLeAddR : (q1, q2 : Q) -> qLe q2 (qAdd q1 q2) = True +qLeAddR q1 q2 = rewrite qAddComm q1 q2 in qLeAddL q2 q1 + +||| `qAdd` is monotone in its first argument w.r.t. `qLe`. Proved by +||| exhaustive case split: where the hypothesis `qLe x y` is `False` +||| the case is discharged by `absurd`; the remaining cases hold +||| definitionally. +public export +qAddMono : (x, y, z : Q) -> qLe x y = True -> qLe (qAdd x z) (qAdd y z) = True +qAddMono Zero Zero z prf = qLeRefl (qAdd Zero z) +qAddMono Zero One z prf = qLeAddRefine z + where + qLeAddRefine : (z : Q) -> qLe (qAdd Zero z) (qAdd One z) = True + qLeAddRefine Zero = Refl + qLeAddRefine One = Refl + qLeAddRefine Omega = Refl +qAddMono Zero Omega z prf = qLeAddRefine z + where + qLeAddRefine : (z : Q) -> qLe (qAdd Zero z) (qAdd Omega z) = True + qLeAddRefine Zero = Refl + qLeAddRefine One = Refl + qLeAddRefine Omega = Refl +qAddMono One One z prf = qLeRefl (qAdd One z) +qAddMono One Omega z prf = qLeAddRefine z + where + qLeAddRefine : (z : Q) -> qLe (qAdd One z) (qAdd Omega z) = True + qLeAddRefine Zero = Refl + qLeAddRefine One = Refl + qLeAddRefine Omega = Refl +qAddMono Omega Omega z prf = qLeRefl (qAdd Omega z) +qAddMono One Zero z prf = absurd prf +qAddMono Omega Zero z prf = absurd prf +qAddMono Omega One z prf = absurd prf + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- The sub-context order (pointwise `qLe`, same spine and types) +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| `Weaker gp g` : `gp` is below `g` in the pointwise quantity order +||| (same spine, same per-position types, and every `gp` quantity is +||| `<=` the corresponding `g` quantity). This is the affine +||| sub-context order: a derivation typed in `gp` can be re-read as +||| living "inside" the larger resource budget `g`. +||| +||| `qp`, `q` and `a` are explicit RUNTIME arguments of `WkSnoc` +||| (following the same convention as `ACSnoc`/`THApp`): the typed +||| indices `gp`, `g`, the quantities and the per-position type are +||| erased, so the monotonicity lemmas (which must rebuild the shrunk +||| `AddCtx` and inspect quantities) need them retained at runtime. +public export +data Weaker : Ctx -> Ctx -> Type where + WkEmpty : Weaker Empty Empty + WkSnoc : (qp : Q) -> (q : Q) -> (a : Ty) + -> Weaker gp g -> (qLe qp q = True) -> Weaker (Snoc gp a qp) (Snoc g a q) + +||| Reflexivity: every context is `Weaker` than itself (via `qLeRefl`). +public export +weakerRefl : (g : Ctx) -> Weaker g g +weakerRefl Empty = WkEmpty +weakerRefl (Snoc g a q) = WkSnoc q q a (weakerRefl g) (qLeRefl q) + +||| Reflexivity recovered from a runtime additive split that produces +||| `g`. Used by the beta cases of preservation, where the redex's +||| context `g` is an erased index but an `AddCtx _ _ g` witness is in +||| hand: the substitution lemma types the reduct in exactly `g`, so +||| the affine conclusion is `Weaker g g`. +public export +weakerReflFromAdd : {0 g1, g2, g : Ctx} -> AddCtx g1 g2 g -> Weaker g g +weakerReflFromAdd ACEmpty = WkEmpty +weakerReflFromAdd (ACSnoc a q1 q2 ac) = + WkSnoc (qAdd q1 q2) (qAdd q1 q2) a (weakerReflFromAdd ac) (qLeRefl (qAdd q1 q2)) + +||| Recover the (erased) result context `g` of an additive split as a +||| RUNTIME value, packaged with the proof that it equals `g`. The beta +||| cases of preservation need this to give the affine existential a +||| runtime witness when the only handle on `g` is the `AddCtx`. +public export +acResult : {0 g1, g2, g : Ctx} -> AddCtx g1 g2 g -> (gr : Ctx ** gr = g) +acResult ACEmpty = (Empty ** Refl) +acResult (ACSnoc a q1 q2 ac) = + let (gr ** eq) = acResult ac in + (Snoc gr a (qAdd q1 q2) ** cong (\w => Snoc w a (qAdd q1 q2)) eq) + +||| The left summand of an additive split is below the sum. +public export +addCtxLeftWeaker : AddCtx g1 g2 g -> Weaker g1 g +addCtxLeftWeaker ACEmpty = WkEmpty +addCtxLeftWeaker (ACSnoc a q1 q2 ac) = + WkSnoc q1 (qAdd q1 q2) a (addCtxLeftWeaker ac) (qLeAddL q1 q2) + +||| The right summand of an additive split is below the sum. +public export +addCtxRightWeaker : AddCtx g1 g2 g -> Weaker g2 g +addCtxRightWeaker ACEmpty = WkEmpty +addCtxRightWeaker (ACSnoc a q1 q2 ac) = + WkSnoc q2 (qAdd q1 q2) a (addCtxRightWeaker ac) (qLeAddR q1 q2) + +||| `qMul` is monotone in its second argument: from `x <= y` conclude +||| `q*x <= q*y`. Discharged by case split, the `False` hypotheses +||| ruled out by `absurd`. +public export +qMulMono : (q, x, y : Q) -> qLe x y = True -> qLe (qMul q x) (qMul q y) = True +qMulMono Zero x y pf = Refl +qMulMono One x y pf = rewrite qMulOneL x in rewrite qMulOneL y in pf +qMulMono Omega Zero Zero pf = Refl +qMulMono Omega Zero One pf = Refl +qMulMono Omega Zero Omega pf = Refl +qMulMono Omega One One pf = Refl +qMulMono Omega One Omega pf = Refl +qMulMono Omega Omega Omega pf = Refl +qMulMono Omega One Zero pf = absurd pf +qMulMono Omega Omega Zero pf = absurd pf +qMulMono Omega Omega One pf = absurd pf + +||| Scaling is monotone in the sub-context order: scaling both sides of +||| a `Weaker` by the same quantity preserves it. +public export +scaleMono : {0 gp, g : Ctx} -> (q : Q) -> Weaker gp g + -> Weaker (ctxScale q gp) (ctxScale q g) +scaleMono q WkEmpty = WkEmpty +scaleMono q (WkSnoc qp qq a wk le) = + WkSnoc (qMul q qp) (qMul q qq) a (scaleMono q wk) (qMulMono q qp qq le) + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Monotonicity of additive splitting under `Weaker` +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| `qAdd` monotone in its SECOND argument (mirror of `qAddMono`). +public export +qAddMonoR : (z, x, y : Q) -> qLe x y = True -> qLe (qAdd z x) (qAdd z y) = True +qAddMonoR z x y pf = + rewrite qAddComm z x in rewrite qAddComm z y in qAddMono x y z pf + +||| Congruence for the LEFT summand: if `g1p` is below `g1` and +||| `AddCtx g1 h g`, then re-splitting with the shrunk left summand +||| yields some `gOut` that is below `g`. The output split is built by +||| `ACSnoc` on the shared spine, and `Weaker` follows from +||| `qAddMono` at each position. +public export +addCtxMonoLeft : {0 g1p, g1, h, g : Ctx} + -> Weaker g1p g1 -> AddCtx g1 h g + -> (gOut : Ctx ** (AddCtx g1p h gOut, Weaker gOut g)) +addCtxMonoLeft WkEmpty ACEmpty = (Empty ** (ACEmpty, WkEmpty)) +addCtxMonoLeft (WkSnoc qp q a wk le) (ACSnoc _ _ q2 ac) = + let (gOut ** (acOut, wkOut)) = addCtxMonoLeft wk ac in + ( Snoc gOut a (qAdd qp q2) + ** ( ACSnoc a qp q2 acOut + , WkSnoc (qAdd qp q2) (qAdd q q2) a wkOut (qAddMono qp q q2 le) ) ) + +||| Congruence for the RIGHT summand, symmetric to `addCtxMonoLeft`. +public export +addCtxMonoRight : {0 hp, h, g1, g : Ctx} + -> Weaker hp h -> AddCtx g1 h g + -> (gOut : Ctx ** (AddCtx g1 hp gOut, Weaker gOut g)) +addCtxMonoRight WkEmpty ACEmpty = (Empty ** (ACEmpty, WkEmpty)) +addCtxMonoRight (WkSnoc qp q a wk le) (ACSnoc _ q1 _ ac) = + let (gOut ** (acOut, wkOut)) = addCtxMonoRight wk ac in + ( Snoc gOut a (qAdd q1 qp) + ** ( ACSnoc a q1 qp acOut + , WkSnoc (qAdd q1 qp) (qAdd q1 q) a wkOut (qAddMonoR q1 qp q le) ) ) diff --git a/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/README.adoc b/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/README.adoc index 6d18d1fc..f2f77ef7 100644 --- a/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/README.adoc +++ b/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/README.adoc @@ -25,18 +25,39 @@ records, arrays, modules, and the entire effect system. Those belong to *Duet* (traits + effects) and *Ensemble* (full language), which will be mechanized in later tracks. -== Proof Goals (Track F1, Weeks 1–12) +== Proof Goals (Track F1) — STATUS: PROVED . *Progress*: a closed, well-typed Solo term is either a value or - steps. -. *Preservation*: reduction preserves typing. -. *Affine preservation*: reduction preserves the quantity semiring - accounting — a term typed in context `Γ` steps to a term typed in - the same `Γ`, and `1`-quantity bindings are consumed exactly once. - -This file-set is the *week 1-2* deliverable: syntax, contexts, -typing judgement, and *statements* (not proofs) of progress and -preservation. + steps. — *proved* (`Soundness.progress`, total, hole-free). +. *Preservation* (affine): reduction preserves typing up to dropping + resources — the reduct is typed in a `Weaker` SUB-context `g' ≤ g` + (pointwise `qLe`, same shape/types). — *proved* + (`Soundness.preservation`). +. *Affine preservation*: same statement (`Soundness.affinePreservation`). + +All three are mechanically checked: `idris2 --check Soundness.idr` +exits 0, every definition is `total`, and there is no `believe_me`, +`assert_total`, `really_believe_me`, `postulate` or `?`-hole. + +[NOTE] +==== +*Why the conclusion is a sub-context, not the same `Γ`.* The original +week-1-2 statement asked for the reduct in the *same* `Γ` (and "`1` +consumed exactly once" — a *linear* phrasing). Mechanisation showed +that is *false* for the Solo core as designed: `TPair` introduces +multiplicatively (`AddCtx g1 g2 g`, resources split) but is eliminated +by the projections `Fst`/`Snd`. `Snd (Pair x y) → y` (with `x` linear) +leaves `y` typed in a *smaller* context — the projected-away component's +resources are dropped. Every β-rule preserves the context *exactly* +(via the substitution lemma); only the two projections shrink it. + +Per the owner decision (2026-06-15) this is resolved the *affine* way — +AffineScript is affine (the OCaml `q_le observed declared` check permits +under-use), so dropping is legitimate and the honest theorem is the +sub-context one above. The language is unchanged (split product + +projections + eager CBV kept). See the per-rung discussion in +`dev-notes/2026-06-15-affinescript-solo-core-preservation/`. +==== == Ground-Truth Rule @@ -47,13 +68,22 @@ QTT. When the Idris2 formalisation and `lib/quantity.ml` + `lib/typecheck.ml` disagree, *the OCaml implementation is ground truth* until an ADR is filed that explicitly reverses this. -Track F re-verifies weekly against Track A's test fixtures: - -* `examples/affine_basic.affine` -* `examples/affine_violation.affine` - -If the mechanization and the compiler diverge on these fixtures, the -proof is wrong, not the compiler. +Track F re-verifies against Track A's affine test fixtures (under +`test/e2e/fixtures/`): + +* `affine_let_valid_sugar.affine`, `linear_arrow.affine` — accepted. +* `linear_arrow_violation.affine`, + `slice_d_captured_linear_{param,let}_rejected.affine` — rejected. +* `affine_violation.affine` (`fn double_use(x) = x + x`) — *accepted* + via the surface `check` because `x` is unannotated (quantity ω; + `qAdd One One = Omega`); the linear double-use is exercised + *programmatically* by `test_quantity_affine_violation` in + `test/test_e2e.ml`. + +Verified 2026-06-15: the compiler accepts linear-used-once and +ω-used-many, rejects linear-used-twice — consistent with the proven +Solo rules. If the mechanization and the compiler ever diverge on +these fixtures, the proof is wrong, not the compiler. ==== == Files @@ -75,25 +105,45 @@ proof is wrong, not the compiler. | `Typing.idr` | QTT-style typing judgement `Has : Ctx -> Tm -> Ty -> Type`. - Rules only; no meta-theorems yet. + Split contexts of T-App/T-Pair/T-Case/T-Let are explicit `AddCtx` + premises; T-Var/T-Unit use an analysable `IsZero` premise. (Encoding + change from the statement-only version so the judgement is provable + in Idris2 — same set of derivations.) + +| `ContextLemmas.idr` +| The QTT context algebra: the inductive additive split `AddCtx` + (type-tracking, Maybe-free), `IsZero`, the scaling/commutativity/ + associativity/interchange laws (reusing `Quantity.idr`), and the + `Weaker` sub-context order with its monotonicity lemmas. + +| `Subst.idr` +| de Bruijn `shift` / single-variable `subst` / `subst0`. + +| `SubstLemma.idr` +| Weakening (`weakenAt`) + the QTT substitution lemma + (`substGen` / `substLemma0`), proved by induction on the body's + typing derivation, generalised over a `cross` context of crossed + binders. | `Soundness.idr` -| *Statements* of `progress` and `preservation` with - `?todo_progress` / `?todo_preservation` holes. Proofs are - weeks 3-12 work. +| `Value`, the CBV `Step` relation (16 rules, spec §4.2-4.3), and the + *proved* `progress` / `preservation` / `affinePreservation`. |=== == Status Block [source] ---- -Phase: Track F1, week 1-2 (syntax + statements) -Last sync: 2026-04-10 +Phase: Track F1 COMPLETE — progress + (affine) preservation proved +Last sync: 2026-06-15 OCaml refs: lib/quantity.ml, lib/types.ml, lib/typecheck.ml Spec refs: docs/spec.md §3.1-3.6 (Solo-relevant rules only) -Idris2 ver: 0.8.0 (verified locally) -Dangerous: none (no believe_me, no assert_total, no really_believe_me) -Holes: ?todo_progress, ?todo_preservation (intentional) +Idris2 ver: 0.8.0 (verified locally; idris2 --check Soundness.idr exit 0) +Dangerous: none (no believe_me / assert_total / really_believe_me / postulate) +Holes: none (all definitions total) +Decision: preservation is AFFINE (reduct in a Weaker sub-context); + split product + projections kept (owner decision 2026-06-15) +Check: just proof-check-idris2 ---- == Out of Scope (Tracks F2, F3, …) diff --git a/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/Soundness.idr b/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/Soundness.idr index 112272ab..7f29c665 100644 --- a/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/Soundness.idr +++ b/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/Soundness.idr @@ -1,21 +1,28 @@ -- SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 -- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell -- --- Statements of the soundness theorems for the Solo core. +-- Soundness (progress + preservation) for the Solo core. -- --- This file deliberately contains NO PROOFS. The week-1-2 --- deliverable for Track F1 is the *statement* of progress and --- preservation; the actual derivations are weeks 3-12 work and --- will be filled in case-by-case. All theorems are left as --- explicit `?todo_...` holes so the file still typechecks as a --- declaration module. +-- Progress and preservation are now fully proved (no holes, no +-- dangerous primitives, total). The crux is the QTT substitution +-- lemma `SubstLemma.substLemma0`; preservation's beta cases are +-- direct corollaries of it, and the congruence cases rebuild the +-- same typing rule around the recursively-preserved subderivation. +-- +-- Under the SPLIT (multiplicative) product rule the conclusion of +-- preservation is now AFFINE: the reduct is typed in a `Weaker` +-- SUB-context, not necessarily the same context (projection of a +-- split pair discards one summand's resources). module Soundness import Quantity import Syntax import Context +import ContextLemmas import Typing +import Subst +import SubstLemma %default total @@ -33,31 +40,105 @@ data Value : Tm -> Type where VInr : Value t -> Value (Inr a t) ------------------------------------------------------------ --- Small-step reduction (declaration only) +-- Small-step reduction (call-by-value, left-to-right) ------------------------------------------------------------ --- --- We declare the relation `Step t t'` as a data family, but do --- NOT enumerate its constructors yet. The constructors will --- follow call-by-value, context-free beta/projection/case --- reduction. They are introduced alongside the progress / --- preservation proofs in weeks 3-6. +||| `Step t t'` — one step of the CBV operational semantics. The +||| constructors mirror the reference interpreter `lib/interp.ml` +||| (left-to-right evaluation; beta/projection/case fire only on +||| values). public export data Step : Tm -> Tm -> Type where - -- Constructors intentionally omitted until week 3. - -- This keeps the *statements* below well-typed without - -- prematurely committing to a specific operational-semantics - -- formulation. The constructors will mirror the reference - -- interpreter in `lib/interp.ml` (call-by-value, left-to-right). + -- application + SApp1 : Step t1 t1' -> Step (App t1 t2) (App t1' t2) + SApp2 : Value t1 -> Step t2 t2' -> Step (App t1 t2) (App t1 t2') + SBeta : Value v -> Step (App (Lam q a body) v) (subst0 body v) + -- pairs + SPair1 : Step t1 t1' -> Step (Pair t1 t2) (Pair t1' t2) + SPair2 : Value t1 -> Step t2 t2' -> Step (Pair t1 t2) (Pair t1 t2') + -- projections + SFst1 : Step t t' -> Step (Fst t) (Fst t') + SFstV : Value v1 -> Value v2 -> Step (Fst (Pair v1 v2)) v1 + SSnd1 : Step t t' -> Step (Snd t) (Snd t') + SSndV : Value v1 -> Value v2 -> Step (Snd (Pair v1 v2)) v2 + -- sums + SInl : Step t t' -> Step (Inl b t) (Inl b t') + SInr : Step t t' -> Step (Inr a t) (Inr a t') + -- case + SCase : Step t t' -> Step (Case t tL tR) (Case t' tL tR) + SCaseL : Value v -> Step (Case (Inl b v) tL tR) (subst0 tL v) + SCaseR : Value v -> Step (Case (Inr a v) tL tR) (subst0 tR v) + -- let + SLet1 : Step t1 t1' -> Step (Let q t1 t2) (Let q t1' t2) + SLetBeta : Value v -> Step (Let q v t2) (subst0 t2 v) ------------------------------------------------------------ -- Existential wrapper (no dependent pair imports needed) ------------------------------------------------------------ ||| Simple Sigma to avoid bringing in `Data.DPair` right now. +||| +||| The reduct `t'` is an erased witness — `StepsTo t` is the +||| proposition "`t` can take a step". `progress` works over de +||| Bruijn terms that are erased typing-judgement indices, so the +||| reduct is recovered by unification with the `Step` proof rather +||| than carried at runtime. public export data StepsTo : Tm -> Type where - MkStepsTo : (t' : Tm) -> Step t t' -> StepsTo t + MkStepsTo : {0 t' : Tm} -> Step t t' -> StepsTo t + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Empty context has no variables +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| `HasVar Empty n a` is uninhabited: neither `HVHere` nor +||| `HVThere` can produce the `Empty` context. +noVarInEmpty : HasVar Empty n a -> Void +noVarInEmpty HVHere impossible +noVarInEmpty HVThere impossible + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Canonical-forms step builders +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- +-- Rather than returning the (erased) structure of the value, each +-- helper directly produces the reduction step, with the +-- non-canonical value shapes ruled out by the typing derivation. + +||| A value function applied to a value beta-reduces. Matching the +||| `Value` exposes the lambda; the reduct is recovered (erased) from +||| the `SBeta` step. The non-lambda value shapes contradict the +||| arrow-typing derivation. +appStep : Value t1 -> Has Empty t1 (TArr q a b) -> Value t2 -> StepsTo (App t1 t2) +appStep VLam _ vx = MkStepsTo (SBeta vx) +appStep VUnit thd vx impossible +appStep (VPair _ _) thd vx impossible +appStep (VInl _) thd vx impossible +appStep (VInr _) thd vx impossible + +||| `Fst` of a value of product type steps to its first component. +fstStep : Value t -> Has Empty t (TPair a b) -> StepsTo (Fst t) +fstStep (VPair vv1 vv2) _ = MkStepsTo (SFstV vv1 vv2) +fstStep VUnit thd impossible +fstStep VLam thd impossible +fstStep (VInl _) thd impossible +fstStep (VInr _) thd impossible + +||| `Snd` of a value of product type steps to its second component. +sndStep : Value t -> Has Empty t (TPair a b) -> StepsTo (Snd t) +sndStep (VPair vv1 vv2) _ = MkStepsTo (SSndV vv1 vv2) +sndStep VUnit thd impossible +sndStep VLam thd impossible +sndStep (VInl _) thd impossible +sndStep (VInr _) thd impossible + +||| `Case` on a value of sum type steps into the matching branch. +caseStep : Value t -> Has Empty t (TSum a b) -> StepsTo (Case t tL tR) +caseStep (VInl vu) _ = MkStepsTo (SCaseL vu) +caseStep (VInr vu) _ = MkStepsTo (SCaseR vu) +caseStep VUnit thd impossible +caseStep VLam thd impossible +caseStep (VPair _ _) thd impossible ------------------------------------------------------------ -- Progress @@ -71,31 +152,179 @@ data StepsTo : Tm -> Type where ||| `HVThere` inhabitants. public export progress : Has Empty t a -> Either (Value t) (StepsTo t) -progress _ = ?todo_progress +progress (THVar hv) = absurd (noVarInEmpty hv) +progress (THUnit _) = Left VUnit +progress (THLam _ _ _) = Left VLam +progress (THApp {t1} {t2} {g1} {a} {b} q g2 fD xD ac) = + -- the application is closed (typed in Empty), so the function + -- context g1 and the scaled argument context are both Empty. + let (eg1, escg2) = addEmptyInv ac + eg2 : (g2 = Empty) := scaleEmptyInv g2 escg2 + fD' : (Has Empty t1 (TArr q a b)) := rewrite sym eg1 in fD + xD' : (Has Empty t2 a) := rewrite sym eg2 in xD + in case progress fD' of + Right (MkStepsTo st) => Right (MkStepsTo (SApp1 st)) + Left vf => case progress xD' of + Right (MkStepsTo st) => Right (MkStepsTo (SApp2 vf st)) + Left vx => Right (appStep vf fD' vx) +progress (THPair {t1} {t2} {a=pa} {b=pb} g1 g2 t1D t2D ac) = + -- the pair is closed (typed in Empty), so the SPLIT puts both + -- component contexts at Empty. + let (eg1, eg2) = addEmptyInv ac + t1D' : (Has Empty t1 pa) := rewrite sym eg1 in t1D + t2D' : (Has Empty t2 pb) := rewrite sym eg2 in t2D + in case progress t1D' of + Right (MkStepsTo st) => Right (MkStepsTo (SPair1 st)) + Left v1 => case progress t2D' of + Right (MkStepsTo st) => Right (MkStepsTo (SPair2 v1 st)) + Left v2 => Left (VPair v1 v2) +progress (THFst pD) = + case progress pD of + Right (MkStepsTo st) => Right (MkStepsTo (SFst1 st)) + Left vp => Right (fstStep vp pD) +progress (THSnd pD) = + case progress pD of + Right (MkStepsTo st) => Right (MkStepsTo (SSnd1 st)) + Left vp => Right (sndStep vp pD) +progress (THInl pD) = + case progress pD of + Right (MkStepsTo st) => Right (MkStepsTo (SInl st)) + Left vp => Left (VInl vp) +progress (THInr pD) = + case progress pD of + Right (MkStepsTo st) => Right (MkStepsTo (SInr st)) + Left vp => Left (VInr vp) +progress (THCase {t} a b g1 sD lD rD ac) = + let (eg1, _) = addEmptyInv ac + sD' : (Has Empty t (TSum a b)) := rewrite sym eg1 in sD + in case progress sD' of + Right (MkStepsTo st) => Right (MkStepsTo (SCase st)) + Left vs => Right (caseStep vs sD') +progress (THLet {t1} q a g1 e1D e2D ac) = + let (escg1, _) = addEmptyInv ac + eg1 : (g1 = Empty) := scaleEmptyInv g1 escg1 + e1D' : (Has Empty t1 a) := rewrite sym eg1 in e1D + in case progress e1D' of + Right (MkStepsTo st) => Right (MkStepsTo (SLet1 st)) + Left v1 => Right (MkStepsTo (SLetBeta v1)) ------------------------------------------------------------ -- Preservation ------------------------------------------------------------ -||| Preservation: reduction preserves typing in the same -||| context. The fact that the context is preserved (not merely -||| "there exists some g'") is the affine-accounting content of -||| the theorem — if `t` could run while duplicating a linear -||| variable, the reduct would require a *larger* context. +||| Preservation (AFFINE reading): reduction preserves typing in a +||| `Weaker` SUB-context. Concretely, if `t : a` in `g` and `t` steps +||| to `tp`, there is a context `gp` with `Weaker gp g` (every +||| quantity `<=` the corresponding quantity of `g`) such that +||| `tp : a` in `gp`. +||| +||| The sub-context content is the affine-accounting heart of the +||| theorem under the SPLIT (multiplicative) product: a projection +||| `Fst (Pair v1 v2)` discards `v2` and so its reduct `v1` lives in +||| the LEFT summand `g1`, a proper sub-context of the whole `g`. A +||| same-context statement would be FALSE for this fragment; the +||| `Weaker` existential is exactly the right weakening. +||| +||| * Congruence rules recurse, then re-split the SAME rule around the +||| shrunk summand via `addCtxMonoLeft` / `addCtxMonoRight` (with +||| `scaleMono` for the scaled summands of `THApp` / `THLet`), +||| concluding `Weaker` by quantity monotonicity. Single-context +||| congruences (`Fst`/`Snd`/`Inl`/`Inr`) thread the `Weaker` through +||| unchanged. +||| * Beta rules invoke the QTT substitution lemma `substLemma0`, which +||| types the reduct in EXACTLY `g`; the conclusion is `Weaker g g` +||| (recovered from the in-hand `AddCtx _ _ g` via `weakerReflFromAdd`). +||| * The projection betas return the relevant summand of the SPLIT +||| pair: `g1` (with `addCtxLeftWeaker ac`) for `Fst`, `g2` +||| (`addCtxRightWeaker ac`) for `Snd`. public export -preservation : Has g t a -> Step t t' -> Has g t' a -preservation _ _ = ?todo_preservation +preservation : Has g t a -> Step t tp -> (gp : Ctx ** (Weaker gp g, Has gp tp a)) +-- congruence: split-context rules re-split around the preserved subderivation +preservation (THApp {g1} q g2 fD xD ac) (SApp1 st) = + let (g1p ** (wk, fD')) = preservation fD st + (gOut ** (acOut, wkOut)) = addCtxMonoLeft wk ac + in (gOut ** (wkOut, THApp q g2 fD' xD acOut)) +preservation (THApp {g1} q g2 fD xD ac) (SApp2 _ st) = + let (g2p ** (wk, xD')) = preservation xD st + (gOut ** (acOut, wkOut)) = addCtxMonoRight (scaleMono q wk) ac + in (gOut ** (wkOut, THApp q g2p fD xD' acOut)) +preservation (THPair g1 g2 t1D t2D ac) (SPair1 st) = + let (g1p ** (wk, t1D')) = preservation t1D st + (gOut ** (acOut, wkOut)) = addCtxMonoLeft wk ac + in (gOut ** (wkOut, THPair g1p g2 t1D' t2D acOut)) +preservation (THPair g1 g2 t1D t2D ac) (SPair2 _ st) = + let (g2p ** (wk, t2D')) = preservation t2D st + (gOut ** (acOut, wkOut)) = addCtxMonoRight wk ac + in (gOut ** (wkOut, THPair g1 g2p t1D t2D' acOut)) +preservation (THCase a b g1 sD lD rD ac) (SCase st) = + let (g1p ** (wk, sD')) = preservation sD st + (gOut ** (acOut, wkOut)) = addCtxMonoLeft wk ac + in (gOut ** (wkOut, THCase a b g1p sD' lD rD acOut)) +preservation (THLet q at g1 e1D e2D ac) (SLet1 st) = + let (g1p ** (wk, e1D')) = preservation e1D st + (gOut ** (acOut, wkOut)) = addCtxMonoLeft (scaleMono q wk) ac + in (gOut ** (wkOut, THLet q at g1p e1D' e2D acOut)) +-- congruence: single-context rules thread Weaker directly +preservation (THFst pD) (SFst1 st) = + let (gp ** (wk, pD')) = preservation pD st in (gp ** (wk, THFst pD')) +preservation (THSnd pD) (SSnd1 st) = + let (gp ** (wk, pD')) = preservation pD st in (gp ** (wk, THSnd pD')) +preservation (THInl pD) (SInl st) = + let (gp ** (wk, pD')) = preservation pD st in (gp ** (wk, THInl pD')) +preservation (THInr pD) (SInr st) = + let (gp ** (wk, pD')) = preservation pD st in (gp ** (wk, THInr pD')) +-- projection beta on the SPLIT product: return the relevant summand +preservation (THFst pD) (SFstV _ _) = + case pD of + THPair g1 g2 t1D t2D ac => (g1 ** (addCtxLeftWeaker ac, t1D)) +preservation (THSnd pD) (SSndV _ _) = + case pD of + THPair g1 g2 t1D t2D ac => (g2 ** (addCtxRightWeaker ac, t2D)) +-- function beta: substLemma0 types the reduct in exactly g +preservation (THApp {g} q g2 fD xD ac) (SBeta _) = + case fD of + THLam q a fBodyD => + -- fBodyD : Has (Snoc g1 a q) body bt ; xD : Has g2 v a ; + -- ac : AddCtx g1 (ctxScale q g2) g. + let (gr ** geq) = acResult ac in + (gr ** ( rewrite geq in weakerReflFromAdd ac + , rewrite geq in substLemma0 g2 fBodyD xD ac )) +-- let beta +preservation (THLet {g} q at g1 e1D e2D ac) (SLetBeta _) = + -- e2D : Has (Snoc g2 at q) body bt ; e1D : Has g1 v at ; + -- ac : AddCtx (ctxScale q g1) g2 g. Need AddCtx g2 (ctxScale q g1) g. + let (gr ** geq) = acResult ac in + (gr ** ( rewrite geq in weakerReflFromAdd ac + , rewrite geq in substLemma0 g1 e2D e1D (acComm ac) )) +-- case beta +preservation (THCase {g} {g2} a b g1 sD lD rD ac) (SCaseL _) = + case sD of + THInl vD => + -- vD : Has g1 v a ; lD : Has (Snoc g2 a One) tL c ; + -- ac : AddCtx g1 g2 g. Need AddCtx g2 (ctxScale One g1) g. + let acOut : (AddCtx g2 (ctxScale One g1) g) + := rewrite scaleOne g1 in acComm ac + (gr ** geq) = acResult ac + in (gr ** ( rewrite geq in weakerReflFromAdd ac + , rewrite geq in substLemma0 g1 lD vD acOut )) +preservation (THCase {g} {g2} a b g1 sD lD rD ac) (SCaseR _) = + case sD of + THInr vD => + let acOut : (AddCtx g2 (ctxScale One g1) g) + := rewrite scaleOne g1 in acComm ac + (gr ** geq) = acResult ac + in (gr ** ( rewrite geq in weakerReflFromAdd ac + , rewrite geq in substLemma0 g1 rD vD acOut )) ------------------------------------------------------------ -- Affine preservation (corollary) ------------------------------------------------------------ -||| Affine preservation: if a term is well-typed with every -||| binding at quantity `One` or `Zero` and it steps, the reduct -||| is still well-typed in the same context. For Solo this is a -||| direct corollary of `preservation` above (the preserved -||| context already carries the quantity accounting), and is -||| stated here only for documentation. +||| Affine preservation: identical to `preservation` — under the SPLIT +||| product the affine sub-context existential IS the preservation +||| statement (the `Weaker` witness carries the quantity accounting: +||| every reduct quantity is `<=` the original). Kept as a named +||| corollary for documentation and downstream reference. public export -affinePreservation : Has g t a -> Step t t' -> Has g t' a +affinePreservation : Has g t a -> Step t tp -> (gp : Ctx ** (Weaker gp g, Has gp tp a)) affinePreservation = preservation diff --git a/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/Subst.idr b/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/Subst.idr new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0ae63bc0 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/Subst.idr @@ -0,0 +1,105 @@ +-- SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell +-- +-- de Bruijn shifting and substitution for the Solo core. +-- +-- Convention (matching Typing.idr's HasVar): `Var Z` is the +-- innermost (top-of-snoc) binding; descending under a binder +-- increments indices. +-- +-- * `shift d c t` — add `d` to every `Var` index >= cutoff `c`. +-- * `subst j s t` — replace `Var j` by `s`, decrement `Var k` +-- for `k > j`, leave `Var k` for `k < j`. +-- Going under a binder bumps `j` and shifts +-- `s` up by one. +-- * `subst0 t v` — the top-level beta substitution `t[v/0]`. + +module Subst + +import Syntax + +%default total + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Index shifting helpers +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| `shiftVar d c n`: bump a single de Bruijn index `n` by `d` if it +||| is at or above the cutoff `c`. +||| +||| Defined by structural recursion on the cutoff and index together +||| (rather than via a `Bool` test) so that it reduces cleanly when +||| the cutoff is built up `Snoc`-by-`Snoc` in the proofs, and so +||| `shiftVar 1 c` computes a literal `S _` definitionally. +public export +shiftVar : Nat -> Nat -> Nat -> Nat +shiftVar d Z n = d + n +shiftVar d (S c) Z = Z +shiftVar d (S c) (S n) = S (shiftVar d c n) + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Term shifting +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| `shift d c t` — increment every free variable of `t` (index +||| >= `c`) by `d`. Binders raise the cutoff. +public export +shift : Nat -> Nat -> Tm -> Tm +shift d c (Var n) = Var (shiftVar d c n) +shift d c UnitT = UnitT +shift d c (Lam q a t) = Lam q a (shift d (S c) t) +shift d c (App t1 t2) = App (shift d c t1) (shift d c t2) +shift d c (Pair t1 t2) = Pair (shift d c t1) (shift d c t2) +shift d c (Fst t) = Fst (shift d c t) +shift d c (Snd t) = Snd (shift d c t) +shift d c (Inl b t) = Inl b (shift d c t) +shift d c (Inr a t) = Inr a (shift d c t) +shift d c (Case t tL tR) = + Case (shift d c t) (shift d (S c) tL) (shift d (S c) tR) +shift d c (Let q t1 t2) = Let q (shift d c t1) (shift d (S c) t2) + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Substitution at an index +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| `substVar j s n` — the result of substituting `s` for the +||| variable `j` inside the single occurrence `Var n`. +||| +||| `n < j` : untouched. +||| `n == j` : becomes `s`. +||| `n > j` : decremented (the bound variable disappears). +public export +substVar : Nat -> Tm -> Nat -> Tm +substVar Z s Z = s +substVar Z s (S k) = Var k +substVar (S j) s Z = Var Z +substVar (S j) s (S k) = shift 1 0 (substVar j s k) + +||| `subst j s t` — substitute `s` for the variable with index `j` +||| in `t`, lowering the indices above `j`. +||| +||| The substituted term `s` is NOT pre-shifted when descending +||| under a binder: instead `substVar` re-shifts the substituted +||| value by exactly the binder-depth at which it lands (each `S/S` +||| step in `substVar` applies one `shift 1 0`). This keeps the two +||| operations in lock-step and avoids double-counting. +public export +subst : Nat -> Tm -> Tm -> Tm +subst j s (Var n) = substVar j s n +subst j s UnitT = UnitT +subst j s (Lam q a t) = Lam q a (subst (S j) s t) +subst j s (App t1 t2) = App (subst j s t1) (subst j s t2) +subst j s (Pair t1 t2) = Pair (subst j s t1) (subst j s t2) +subst j s (Fst t) = Fst (subst j s t) +subst j s (Snd t) = Snd (subst j s t) +subst j s (Inl b t) = Inl b (subst j s t) +subst j s (Inr a t) = Inr a (subst j s t) +subst j s (Case t tL tR) = + Case (subst j s t) (subst (S j) s tL) (subst (S j) s tR) +subst j s (Let q t1 t2) = + Let q (subst j s t1) (subst (S j) s t2) + +||| Top-level beta substitution `t[v/0]`. +public export +subst0 : Tm -> Tm -> Tm +subst0 t v = subst Z v t diff --git a/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/SubstLemma.idr b/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/SubstLemma.idr new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2781e33b --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/SubstLemma.idr @@ -0,0 +1,478 @@ +-- SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell +-- +-- The QTT substitution lemma for the Solo core. +-- +-- This module supplies the single load-bearing lemma behind +-- preservation: substituting a value for a bound variable preserves +-- typing, with the contexts combining exactly as the QTT semiring +-- prescribes (`Γ + q·Δ`). It is proved by induction on the typing +-- derivation of the body, generalised over a `cross` context of +-- binders crossed since the substituted variable, so the depth +-- bookkeeping is explicit. +-- +-- Two supporting weakening lemmas come first: +-- * `weakenVar` / `weakenAt` — insert an unused (Zero) binder at +-- a given depth, shifting free variables accordingly; +-- * `substVarLemma` — the variable case of substitution. + +module SubstLemma + +import Quantity +import Syntax +import Context +import ContextLemmas +import Typing +import Subst + +%default total + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Variable weakening: insert one Zero binder at depth ctxLen cross +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| Inserting an unused binding `b` (quantity `Zero`) at depth +||| `ctxLen cross` shifts the variable index by one above that depth +||| and preserves the lookup. +public export +weakenVar : (cross : Ctx) + -> {0 g : Ctx} -> {0 n : Nat} -> {0 bt : Ty} + -> HasVar (g +++ cross) n bt + -> (bn : Ty) + -> HasVar ((Snoc g bn Zero) +++ cross) (shiftVar 1 (ctxLen cross) n) bt +weakenVar Empty hv bn = HVThere hv +weakenVar (Snoc cross _ _) (HVHere iz) bn = + let (izg, izc) = isZeroAppendSplit cross iz in + HVHere (isZeroAppendJoin (IZSnoc izg) izc) +weakenVar (Snoc cross _ _) (HVThere hv') bn = + HVThere (weakenVar cross hv' bn) + +||| Algebraic identity used to reshape the scaled argument context in +||| the T-App weakening case. +public export +scaledArgEq : (q : Q) -> (g2B, g2C : Ctx) -> (bn : Ty) -> (sB, sC : Ctx) + -> sB = ctxScale q g2B -> sC = ctxScale q g2C + -> ctxScale q ((Snoc g2B bn Zero) +++ g2C) = (Snoc sB bn Zero) +++ sC +scaledArgEq q g2B g2C bn sB sC eSB eSC = + rewrite eSB in rewrite eSC in + rewrite scaleAppend q (Snoc g2B bn Zero) g2C in + rewrite qMulZeroR q in Refl + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Term weakening: insert one Zero binder at depth ctxLen cross +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| Insert an unused binding `b` (quantity `Zero`) at depth +||| `ctxLen cross` into the typing context, shifting the term's free +||| variables above that depth. Proved by induction on the typing +||| derivation. +public export +weakenAt : (cross : Ctx) + -> {0 g : Ctx} -> {0 t : Tm} -> {0 bt : Ty} + -> Has (g +++ cross) t bt + -> (bn : Ty) + -> Has ((Snoc g bn Zero) +++ cross) (shift 1 (ctxLen cross) t) bt +weakenAt cross (THVar hv) bn = THVar (weakenVar cross hv bn) +weakenAt cross (THUnit iz) bn = + let (izg, izc) = isZeroAppendSplit cross iz in + THUnit (isZeroAppendJoin (IZSnoc izg) izc) +weakenAt cross (THLam q a bodyD) bn = + -- body typed in Snoc (g+++cross) a q = g +++ (Snoc cross a q) + THLam q a (weakenAt (Snoc cross a q) bodyD bn) +weakenAt cross (THFst pD) bn = THFst (weakenAt cross pD bn) +weakenAt cross (THSnd pD) bn = THSnd (weakenAt cross pD bn) +weakenAt cross (THInl pD) bn = THInl (weakenAt cross pD bn) +weakenAt cross (THInr pD) bn = THInr (weakenAt cross pD bn) +weakenAt cross (THApp {g1} {a} {t1} {t2} q g2 fD xD ac) bn = + let (g1B ** sB ** g1C ** sC ** (e1, e2, acB, acC)) = acAppendInv cross ac in + let lenG1C : (ctxLen g1C = ctxLen cross) := acLenL acC + lenSC : (ctxLen sC = ctxLen cross) := acLenR acC + -- split g2 at the cross depth + lenG2 : (ctxLen g2 = ctxLen cross + ctxLen sB) + := trans (sym (scaleLen q g2)) + (trans (cong ctxLen e2) + (trans (ctxLenAppend sB sC) + (cong (\m => m + ctxLen sB) lenSC))) + in + let (g2B ** g2C ** (e3, lenG2C)) = splitTop cross g2 lenG2 in + let -- relate scaled summands + scaleEq : (sB +++ sC = (ctxScale q g2B) +++ (ctxScale q g2C)) + := trans (sym e2) + (trans (cong (ctxScale q) e3) (scaleAppend q g2B g2C)) + lenTop : (ctxLen sC = ctxLen (ctxScale q g2C)) + := trans lenSC (trans (sym lenG2C) (sym (scaleLen q g2C))) + injPair : (sB = ctxScale q g2B, sC = ctxScale q g2C) + := appendInjTop sC (ctxScale q g2C) lenTop scaleEq + eSB : (sB = ctxScale q g2B) := fst injPair + eSC : (sC = ctxScale q g2C) := snd injPair + -- weaken the two sub-derivations + fD' : (Has (g1B +++ g1C) t1 (TArr q a bt)) := rewrite sym e1 in fD + xD' : (Has (g2B +++ g2C) t2 a) := rewrite sym e3 in xD + fW : (Has ((Snoc g1B bn Zero) +++ g1C) (shift 1 (ctxLen cross) t1) (TArr q a bt)) + := rewrite sym lenG1C in weakenAt g1C fD' bn + xW : (Has ((Snoc g2B bn Zero) +++ g2C) (shift 1 (ctxLen cross) t2) a) + := rewrite sym lenG2C in weakenAt g2C xD' bn + -- the scaled second summand equals (Snoc sB bn Zero) +++ sC + scaledEq : (ctxScale q ((Snoc g2B bn Zero) +++ g2C) + = (Snoc sB bn Zero) +++ sC) + := scaledArgEq q g2B g2C bn sB sC eSB eSC + base : (AddCtx (Snoc g1B bn Zero) (Snoc sB bn Zero) (Snoc g bn Zero)) + := ACSnoc bn Zero Zero acB + newSplit : (AddCtx ((Snoc g1B bn Zero) +++ g1C) + (ctxScale q ((Snoc g2B bn Zero) +++ g2C)) + ((Snoc g bn Zero) +++ cross)) + := rewrite scaledEq in acAppend base acC + in THApp q ((Snoc g2B bn Zero) +++ g2C) fW xW newSplit +weakenAt cross (THPair {t1} {t2} {a} {b} g1 g2 t1D t2D ac) bn = + -- SPLIT pair: weaken each component in its own summand context, + -- inserting a Zero binder into both halves of the split (mirroring + -- the THCase scrutinee weakening, minus the branch binders). + let (g1B ** g2B ** g1C ** g2C ** (e1, e2, acB, acC)) = acAppendInv cross ac in + let lenG1C : (ctxLen g1C = ctxLen cross) := acLenL acC + lenG2C : (ctxLen g2C = ctxLen cross) := acLenR acC + t1D' : (Has (g1B +++ g1C) t1 a) := rewrite sym e1 in t1D + t2D' : (Has (g2B +++ g2C) t2 b) := rewrite sym e2 in t2D + t1W : (Has ((Snoc g1B bn Zero) +++ g1C) (shift 1 (ctxLen cross) t1) a) + := rewrite sym lenG1C in weakenAt g1C t1D' bn + t2W : (Has ((Snoc g2B bn Zero) +++ g2C) (shift 1 (ctxLen cross) t2) b) + := rewrite sym lenG2C in weakenAt g2C t2D' bn + newSplit : (AddCtx ((Snoc g1B bn Zero) +++ g1C) + ((Snoc g2B bn Zero) +++ g2C) + ((Snoc g bn Zero) +++ cross)) + := acAppend (ACSnoc bn Zero Zero acB) acC + in THPair ((Snoc g1B bn Zero) +++ g1C) ((Snoc g2B bn Zero) +++ g2C) t1W t2W newSplit +weakenAt cross (THCase {g2} {t} {tL} {tR} {c} ca cb g1 sD lD rD ac) bn = + let (g1B ** g2B ** g1C ** g2C ** (e1, e2, acB, acC)) = acAppendInv cross ac in + let lenG1C : (ctxLen g1C = ctxLen cross) := acLenL acC + lenG2C : (ctxLen g2C = ctxLen cross) := acLenR acC + sD' : (Has (g1B +++ g1C) t (TSum ca cb)) := rewrite sym e1 in sD + sW : (Has ((Snoc g1B bn Zero) +++ g1C) (shift 1 (ctxLen cross) t) (TSum ca cb)) + := rewrite sym lenG1C in weakenAt g1C sD' bn + lD' : (Has (g2B +++ (Snoc g2C ca One)) tL c) := rewrite sym e2 in lD + rD' : (Has (g2B +++ (Snoc g2C cb One)) tR c) := rewrite sym e2 in rD + lW : (Has (Snoc ((Snoc g2B bn Zero) +++ g2C) ca One) + (shift 1 (S (ctxLen cross)) tL) c) + := rewrite sym lenG2C in weakenAt (Snoc g2C ca One) lD' bn + rW : (Has (Snoc ((Snoc g2B bn Zero) +++ g2C) cb One) + (shift 1 (S (ctxLen cross)) tR) c) + := rewrite sym lenG2C in weakenAt (Snoc g2C cb One) rD' bn + newSplit : (AddCtx ((Snoc g1B bn Zero) +++ g1C) + ((Snoc g2B bn Zero) +++ g2C) + ((Snoc g bn Zero) +++ cross)) + := acAppend (ACSnoc bn Zero Zero acB) acC + in THCase ca cb ((Snoc g1B bn Zero) +++ g1C) sW lW rW newSplit +weakenAt cross (THLet {g2} {t1} {t2} {b=bres} q at g1 e1D e2D ac) bn = + let (sB ** g2B ** sC ** g2C ** (e1, e2, acB, acC)) = acAppendInv cross ac in + let lenSC : (ctxLen sC = ctxLen cross) := acLenL acC + lenG2C : (ctxLen g2C = ctxLen cross) := acLenR acC + lenG1 : (ctxLen g1 = ctxLen cross + ctxLen sB) + := trans (sym (scaleLen q g1)) + (trans (cong ctxLen e1) + (trans (ctxLenAppend sB sC) + (cong (\m => m + ctxLen sB) lenSC))) + in + let (g1B ** g1C ** (e3, lenG1C)) = splitTop cross g1 lenG1 in + let scaleEq : (sB +++ sC = (ctxScale q g1B) +++ (ctxScale q g1C)) + := trans (sym e1) + (trans (cong (ctxScale q) e3) (scaleAppend q g1B g1C)) + lenTop : (ctxLen sC = ctxLen (ctxScale q g1C)) + := trans lenSC (trans (sym lenG1C) (sym (scaleLen q g1C))) + injPair : (sB = ctxScale q g1B, sC = ctxScale q g1C) + := appendInjTop sC (ctxScale q g1C) lenTop scaleEq + eSB : (sB = ctxScale q g1B) := fst injPair + eSC : (sC = ctxScale q g1C) := snd injPair + e1D' : (Has (g1B +++ g1C) t1 at) := rewrite sym e3 in e1D + e2D' : (Has (g2B +++ (Snoc g2C at q)) t2 bres) := rewrite sym e2 in e2D + e1W : (Has ((Snoc g1B bn Zero) +++ g1C) (shift 1 (ctxLen cross) t1) at) + := rewrite sym lenG1C in weakenAt g1C e1D' bn + e2W : (Has (Snoc ((Snoc g2B bn Zero) +++ g2C) at q) + (shift 1 (S (ctxLen cross)) t2) bres) + := rewrite sym lenG2C in weakenAt (Snoc g2C at q) e2D' bn + scaledEq : (ctxScale q ((Snoc g1B bn Zero) +++ g1C) + = (Snoc sB bn Zero) +++ sC) + := scaledArgEq q g1B g1C bn sB sC eSB eSC + newSplit : (AddCtx (ctxScale q ((Snoc g1B bn Zero) +++ g1C)) + ((Snoc g2B bn Zero) +++ g2C) + ((Snoc g bn Zero) +++ cross)) + := rewrite scaledEq in acAppend (ACSnoc bn Zero Zero acB) acC + in THLet q at ((Snoc g1B bn Zero) +++ g1C) e1W e2W newSplit + +||| Weaken by inserting a single unused (Zero) binder at the TOP of +||| the context, shifting every free variable up by one. (The +||| `cross = Empty` instance of `weakenAt`.) +public export +weaken1 : {0 g : Ctx} -> {0 t : Tm} -> {0 bt : Ty} + -> Has g t bt -> (bn : Ty) -> Has (Snoc g bn Zero) (shift 1 0 t) bt +weaken1 d bn = weakenAt Empty d bn + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- The variable case of substitution +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| Substituting the value `v` for the variable at depth +||| `ctxLen cross` inside a single occurrence `Var n`. +||| +||| The substituted binder sits at the bottom of the context with +||| quantity `q` and type `av`; the value `v` is typed in `gV`; the +||| output context is `gOut = gB + q·gV`. Crossing binders shift +||| `v` up by one each (handled by `substVar`). +public export +substVarLemma : (cross : Ctx) -> (gV : Ctx) + -> {0 gB : Ctx} -> {0 av : Ty} -> {0 q : Q} + -> {0 n : Nat} -> {0 bt : Ty} -> {0 gOut, v : _} + -> HasVar ((Snoc gB av q) +++ cross) n bt + -> Has gV v av + -> AddCtx gB (ctxScale q gV) gOut + -> Has (gOut +++ cross) (substVar (ctxLen cross) v n) bt +substVarLemma Empty gV (HVHere izB) vD acOut = + -- n = Z, bt = av, q = One; substVar Z v Z = v. + -- gOut = gB + One·gV ; gB zero, One·gV = gV ==> gOut = gV. + let eq1 : (ctxScale One gV = gV) := scaleOne gV + acOut' : (AddCtx gB gV gOut) := rewrite sym eq1 in acOut + goutEq : (gOut = gV) := addZeroLEq izB acOut' + in rewrite goutEq in vD +substVarLemma Empty gV (HVThere {n=n'} hv') vD acOut = + -- n = S n', q = Zero; substVar Z v (S n') = Var n'. + -- gOut = gB + Zero·gV = gB. + let izScale : (IsZero (ctxScale Zero gV)) := scaleZeroIsZero gV + goutEq : (gOut = gB) := addZeroREq izScale acOut + in rewrite goutEq in THVar hv' +substVarLemma (Snoc cross _ _) gV (HVHere izC) vD acOut = + -- top binder is the crossed one (quantity One here); n = Z. + -- substVar (S (ctxLen cross)) v Z = Var Z. + -- izC : IsZero ((Snoc gB av q) +++ cross), so gB zero, q = Zero, + -- cross zero ==> gOut zero. + let (izSnocGB, izc) = isZeroAppendSplit cross izC + (izB, qEq) = isZeroSnocInv izSnocGB + -- q = Zero, so ctxScale q gV is zero; gB zero ==> gOut zero. + acOut0 : (AddCtx gB (ctxScale Zero gV) gOut) := rewrite sym qEq in acOut + izGout : (IsZero gOut) + := addZeroResult izB (scaleZeroIsZero gV) acOut0 + in THVar (HVHere (isZeroAppendJoin izGout izc)) +substVarLemma (Snoc cross _ _) gV (HVThere {n=n'} hv') vD acOut = + -- n = S n'; substVar (S (ctxLen cross)) v (S n') + -- = shift 1 0 (substVar (ctxLen cross) v n'). + -- Recurse below the top binder, then weaken by it. + weaken1 (substVarLemma cross gV hv' vD acOut) _ + +------------------------------------------------------------ +-- The substitution lemma (generalised over crossed binders) +------------------------------------------------------------ + +||| `substGen cross gV bodyD vD acOut` — substitute the value `v` +||| (typed in `gV`) for the variable at depth `ctxLen cross` in +||| `body`. The substituted binder sits at the bottom of the body's +||| context with type `av` and quantity `q`; the output context is +||| `gOut = gB + q·gV` (witnessed by `acOut`). Proved by induction on +||| the body's typing derivation. +public export +substGen : (cross : Ctx) -> (gV : Ctx) + -> {0 gB : Ctx} -> {0 av : Ty} -> {0 q : Q} + -> {0 body : Tm} -> {0 bt : Ty} -> {0 gOut, v : _} + -> Has ((Snoc gB av q) +++ cross) body bt + -> Has gV v av + -> AddCtx gB (ctxScale q gV) gOut + -> Has (gOut +++ cross) (subst (ctxLen cross) v body) bt +substGen cross gV (THVar hv) vD acOut = + substVarLemma cross gV hv vD acOut +substGen cross gV (THUnit iz) vD acOut = + -- iz : IsZero ((Snoc gB av q) +++ cross) ==> gOut zero. + let (izSnocGB, izc) = isZeroAppendSplit cross iz + (izB, qEq) = isZeroSnocInv izSnocGB + acOut0 : (AddCtx gB (ctxScale Zero gV) gOut) := rewrite sym qEq in acOut + izGout : (IsZero gOut) + := addZeroResult izB (scaleZeroIsZero gV) acOut0 + in THUnit (isZeroAppendJoin izGout izc) +substGen cross gV (THLam q' a' bodyD) vD acOut = + THLam q' a' (substGen (Snoc cross a' q') gV bodyD vD acOut) +substGen cross gV (THFst pD) vD acOut = THFst (substGen cross gV pD vD acOut) +substGen cross gV (THSnd pD) vD acOut = THSnd (substGen cross gV pD vD acOut) +substGen cross gV (THInl pD) vD acOut = THInl (substGen cross gV pD vD acOut) +substGen cross gV (THInr pD) vD acOut = THInr (substGen cross gV pD vD acOut) +substGen cross gV (THPair {t1} {t2} {a} {b} g1 g2 t1D t2D ac) vD acOut = + -- SPLIT (multiplicative) pair. Structurally identical to the THCase + -- scrutinee/branch split, minus the branch binders and with no + -- scaling: the crossed binder's quantity `q = qAdd qa1 qa2` is + -- shared out across the two components via `acSplit2` on the + -- fused scaling `acScaleFuse qa1 qa2 gV`. + let (g1B ** g2B ** g1C ** g2C ** (e1, e2, acB, acC)) = acAppendInv cross ac in + let (at ** l1 ** r1 ** qa1 ** qa2 ** (eat, eg1B, eg2B, qEq, acBB)) = acSnocInv acB in + let lenG1C : (ctxLen g1C = ctxLen cross) := acLenL acC + lenG2C : (ctxLen g2C = ctxLen cross) := acLenR acC + acOutQ : (AddCtx gB (ctxScale (qAdd qa1 qa2) gV) gOut) := rewrite sym qEq in acOut + acFuse : (AddCtx (ctxScale qa1 gV) (ctxScale qa2 gV) + (ctxScale (qAdd qa1 qa2) gV)) + := acScaleFuse qa1 qa2 gV + in + let (gOutF ** gOutX ** (acOutF, acOutX, comb)) = acSplit2 acBB acFuse acOutQ in + let vDat : (Has gV v at) := rewrite sym eat in vD + e1' : (g1 = (Snoc l1 at qa1) +++ g1C) + := trans e1 (cong (\w => w +++ g1C) eg1B) + e2' : (g2 = (Snoc r1 at qa2) +++ g2C) + := trans e2 (cong (\w => w +++ g2C) eg2B) + t1D' : (Has ((Snoc l1 at qa1) +++ g1C) t1 a) := rewrite sym e1' in t1D + t2D' : (Has ((Snoc r1 at qa2) +++ g2C) t2 b) := rewrite sym e2' in t2D + t1W : (Has (gOutF +++ g1C) (subst (ctxLen cross) v t1) a) + := rewrite sym lenG1C in substGen g1C gV t1D' vDat acOutF + t2W : (Has (gOutX +++ g2C) (subst (ctxLen cross) v t2) b) + := rewrite sym lenG2C in substGen g2C gV t2D' vDat acOutX + newSplit : (AddCtx (gOutF +++ g1C) (gOutX +++ g2C) (gOut +++ cross)) + := acAppend comb acC + in THPair (gOutF +++ g1C) (gOutX +++ g2C) t1W t2W newSplit +substGen cross gV (THCase {g2} {t} {tL} {tR} {c} ca cb g1 sD lD rD ac) vD acOut = + let (g1B ** g2B ** g1C ** g2C ** (e1, e2, acB, acC)) = acAppendInv cross ac in + let (at ** l1 ** r1 ** qa1 ** qa2 ** (eat, eg1B, eg2B, qEq, acBB)) = acSnocInv acB in + let lenG1C : (ctxLen g1C = ctxLen cross) := acLenL acC + lenG2C : (ctxLen g2C = ctxLen cross) := acLenR acC + acOutQ : (AddCtx gB (ctxScale (qAdd qa1 qa2) gV) gOut) := rewrite sym qEq in acOut + acFuse : (AddCtx (ctxScale qa1 gV) (ctxScale qa2 gV) + (ctxScale (qAdd qa1 qa2) gV)) + := acScaleFuse qa1 qa2 gV + in + let (gOutF ** gOutX ** (acOutF, acOutX, comb)) = acSplit2 acBB acFuse acOutQ in + let vDat : (Has gV v at) := rewrite sym eat in vD + e1' : (g1 = (Snoc l1 at qa1) +++ g1C) + := trans e1 (cong (\w => w +++ g1C) eg1B) + e2' : (g2 = (Snoc r1 at qa2) +++ g2C) + := trans e2 (cong (\w => w +++ g2C) eg2B) + sD' : (Has ((Snoc l1 at qa1) +++ g1C) t (TSum ca cb)) := rewrite sym e1' in sD + lD' : (Has ((Snoc r1 at qa2) +++ (Snoc g2C ca One)) tL c) + := rewrite sym e2' in lD + rD' : (Has ((Snoc r1 at qa2) +++ (Snoc g2C cb One)) tR c) + := rewrite sym e2' in rD + sW : (Has (gOutF +++ g1C) (subst (ctxLen cross) v t) (TSum ca cb)) + := rewrite sym lenG1C in substGen g1C gV sD' vDat acOutF + lW : (Has (Snoc (gOutX +++ g2C) ca One) (subst (S (ctxLen cross)) v tL) c) + := rewrite sym lenG2C in substGen (Snoc g2C ca One) gV lD' vDat acOutX + rW : (Has (Snoc (gOutX +++ g2C) cb One) (subst (S (ctxLen cross)) v tR) c) + := rewrite sym lenG2C in substGen (Snoc g2C cb One) gV rD' vDat acOutX + newSplit : (AddCtx (gOutF +++ g1C) (gOutX +++ g2C) (gOut +++ cross)) + := acAppend comb acC + in THCase ca cb (gOutF +++ g1C) sW lW rW newSplit +substGen cross gV (THApp {g1} {a} {t1} {t2} q' g2' fD xD ac) vD acOut = + let (g1B ** s2B ** g1C ** s2C ** (e1, e2, acB, acC)) = acAppendInv cross ac in + let (at ** l1 ** s2BB ** qa1 ** qa2 ** (eat, eg1B, es2B, qEq, acBB)) = acSnocInv acB in + let lenG1C : (ctxLen g1C = ctxLen cross) := acLenL acC + lenS2C : (ctxLen s2C = ctxLen cross) := acLenR acC + e2sc : (ctxScale q' g2' = (Snoc s2BB at qa2) +++ s2C) + := trans e2 (cong (\w => w +++ s2C) es2B) + in + let (g2BB ** qa2' ** g2C2 ** (g2eq, lenG2C2, sbbEq, qaEq, scEq)) + = unscaleSnocAppend q' g2' cross at lenS2C e2sc in + let acOutQ : (AddCtx gB (ctxScale (qAdd qa1 qa2) gV) gOut) := rewrite sym qEq in acOut + acFuse : (AddCtx (ctxScale qa1 gV) (ctxScale qa2 gV) + (ctxScale (qAdd qa1 qa2) gV)) + := acScaleFuse qa1 qa2 gV + in + let (gOutF ** gOutXS ** (acOutF, acOutXS, comb)) = acSplit2 acBB acFuse acOutQ in + let -- build the unscaled argument output split via shape + shGB_gV : (ShapeEq gB gV) + := shapeTrans (shapeSummands acOut) (shapeSym (shapeScale gV)) + shS2BB_gB : (ShapeEq s2BB gB) + := shapeTrans (shapeSym (shapeSummands acBB)) (shapeLeftResult acBB) + shG2BB_s2BB : (ShapeEq g2BB s2BB) + := rewrite sbbEq in shapeScale g2BB + shG2BB_gV : (ShapeEq g2BB gV) + := shapeTrans shG2BB_s2BB (shapeTrans shS2BB_gB shGB_gV) + shWit : (ShapeEq g2BB (ctxScale qa2' gV)) + := shapeTrans shG2BB_gV (shapeScale gV) + in + let (gOutX ** acOutX) = mkAdd g2BB (ctxScale qa2' gV) shWit in + let -- scale the argument output split and identify it with gOutXS + acScaled0 : (AddCtx (ctxScale q' g2BB) (ctxScale q' (ctxScale qa2' gV)) + (ctxScale q' gOutX)) + := acScale q' acOutX + -- gOutXS = ctxScale q' gOutX, by determinism up to the summand + -- equalities s2BB = ctxScale q' g2BB and + -- ctxScale qa2 gV = ctxScale q' (ctxScale qa2' gV). + midEq : (ctxScale qa2 gV = ctxScale q' (ctxScale qa2' gV)) + := trans (cong (\qq => ctxScale qq gV) qaEq) + (sym (scaleScale q' qa2' gV)) + gOutXSEq : (gOutXS = ctxScale q' gOutX) + := addDetEq acOutXS acScaled0 sbbEq midEq + comb' : (AddCtx gOutF (ctxScale q' gOutX) gOut) := rewrite sym gOutXSEq in comb + vDat : (Has gV v at) := rewrite sym eat in vD + e1' : (g1 = (Snoc l1 at qa1) +++ g1C) + := trans e1 (cong (\w => w +++ g1C) eg1B) + fD' : (Has ((Snoc l1 at qa1) +++ g1C) t1 (TArr q' a bt)) := rewrite sym e1' in fD + xD' : (Has ((Snoc g2BB at qa2') +++ g2C2) t2 a) := rewrite sym g2eq in xD + fW : (Has (gOutF +++ g1C) (subst (ctxLen cross) v t1) (TArr q' a bt)) + := rewrite sym lenG1C in substGen g1C gV fD' vDat acOutF + xW : (Has (gOutX +++ g2C2) (subst (ctxLen cross) v t2) a) + := rewrite sym lenG2C2 in substGen g2C2 gV xD' vDat acOutX + scaledOutEq : (ctxScale q' (gOutX +++ g2C2) = (ctxScale q' gOutX) +++ s2C) + := trans (scaleAppend q' gOutX g2C2) + (cong (\w => (ctxScale q' gOutX) +++ w) (sym scEq)) + newSplit : (AddCtx (gOutF +++ g1C) + (ctxScale q' (gOutX +++ g2C2)) + (gOut +++ cross)) + := rewrite scaledOutEq in acAppend comb' acC + in THApp q' (gOutX +++ g2C2) fW xW newSplit +substGen cross gV (THLet {g2} {t1} {t2} {b=bres} q' at g1' e1D e2D ac) vD acOut = + let (s1B ** g2B ** s1C ** g2C ** (e1, e2, acB, acC)) = acAppendInv cross ac in + let (at2 ** s1BB ** g2BB ** qa1 ** qa2 ** (eat, es1B, eg2B, qEq, acBB)) = acSnocInv acB in + let lenS1C : (ctxLen s1C = ctxLen cross) := acLenL acC + lenG2C : (ctxLen g2C = ctxLen cross) := acLenR acC + e1sc : (ctxScale q' g1' = (Snoc s1BB at2 qa1) +++ s1C) + := trans e1 (cong (\w => w +++ s1C) es1B) + in + let (g1BB ** qa1' ** g1C ** (g1eq, lenG1C, s1bbEq, qa1Eq, s1cEq)) + = unscaleSnocAppend q' g1' cross at2 lenS1C e1sc in + let acOutQ : (AddCtx gB (ctxScale (qAdd qa1 qa2) gV) gOut) := rewrite sym qEq in acOut + acFuse : (AddCtx (ctxScale qa1 gV) (ctxScale qa2 gV) + (ctxScale (qAdd qa1 qa2) gV)) + := acScaleFuse qa1 qa2 gV + in + let (gOut1 ** gOut2 ** (acOut1S, acOut2, comb)) = acSplit2 acBB acFuse acOutQ in + let -- unscaled RHS output split (acOut1S is over the scaled base s1BB) + shGB_gV : (ShapeEq gB gV) + := shapeTrans (shapeSummands acOut) (shapeSym (shapeScale gV)) + shS1BB_gB : (ShapeEq s1BB gB) + := shapeLeftResult acBB + shG1BB_s1BB : (ShapeEq g1BB s1BB) + := rewrite s1bbEq in shapeScale g1BB + shG1BB_gV : (ShapeEq g1BB gV) + := shapeTrans shG1BB_s1BB (shapeTrans shS1BB_gB shGB_gV) + shWit : (ShapeEq g1BB (ctxScale qa1' gV)) + := shapeTrans shG1BB_gV (shapeScale gV) + in + let (gOut1U ** acOut1U) = mkAdd g1BB (ctxScale qa1' gV) shWit in + let acScaled0 : (AddCtx (ctxScale q' g1BB) (ctxScale q' (ctxScale qa1' gV)) + (ctxScale q' gOut1U)) + := acScale q' acOut1U + midEq : (ctxScale qa1 gV = ctxScale q' (ctxScale qa1' gV)) + := trans (cong (\qq => ctxScale qq gV) qa1Eq) + (sym (scaleScale q' qa1' gV)) + gOut1Eq : (gOut1 = ctxScale q' gOut1U) + := addDetEq acOut1S acScaled0 s1bbEq midEq + vDat : (Has gV v at2) := rewrite sym eat in vD + e1D' : (Has ((Snoc g1BB at2 qa1') +++ g1C) t1 at) := rewrite sym g1eq in e1D + eg2' : (g2 = (Snoc g2BB at2 qa2) +++ g2C) + := trans e2 (cong (\w => w +++ g2C) eg2B) + e2D' : (Has ((Snoc g2BB at2 qa2) +++ (Snoc g2C at q')) t2 bres) + := rewrite sym (cong (\w => Snoc w at q') eg2') in e2D + e1W : (Has (gOut1U +++ g1C) (subst (ctxLen cross) v t1) at) + := rewrite sym lenG1C in substGen g1C gV e1D' vDat acOut1U + e2W : (Has (Snoc (gOut2 +++ g2C) at q') (subst (S (ctxLen cross)) v t2) bres) + := rewrite sym lenG2C in substGen (Snoc g2C at q') gV e2D' vDat acOut2 + scaledOutEq : (ctxScale q' (gOut1U +++ g1C) = gOut1 +++ s1C) + := trans (scaleAppend q' gOut1U g1C) + (trans (cong (\w => (ctxScale q' gOut1U) +++ w) (sym s1cEq)) + (cong (\w => w +++ s1C) (sym gOut1Eq))) + newSplit : (AddCtx (ctxScale q' (gOut1U +++ g1C)) + (gOut2 +++ g2C) + (gOut +++ cross)) + := rewrite scaledOutEq in acAppend comb acC + in THLet q' at (gOut1U +++ g1C) e1W e2W newSplit + +||| The top-level substitution lemma: `subst0 body v` (the redex +||| substitution `body[v/0]`). +public export +substLemma0 : {0 gB : Ctx} -> {0 av : Ty} -> {0 q : Q} + -> {0 body : Tm} -> {0 bt : Ty} -> {0 gOut, v : _} + -> (gV : Ctx) + -> Has (Snoc gB av q) body bt + -> Has gV v av + -> AddCtx gB (ctxScale q gV) gOut + -> Has gOut (subst0 body v) bt +substLemma0 gV bodyD vD acOut = substGen Empty gV bodyD vD acOut diff --git a/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/Typing.idr b/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/Typing.idr index 5aa9036a..a6bad659 100644 --- a/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/Typing.idr +++ b/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/Typing.idr @@ -32,6 +32,7 @@ module Typing import Quantity import Syntax import Context +import ContextLemmas %default total @@ -45,9 +46,13 @@ import Context ||| to position `n` and quantity `Zero` to every other position. ||| This is the T-Var rule in QTT: "using a variable once uses ||| it exactly once, and uses nothing else". +||| +||| `HVHere` carries an explicit `IsZero g` witness (rather than +||| pinning the tail to the literal `ctxZero g`) so the +||| substitution proof can analyse the surrounding erased context. public export data HasVar : Ctx -> Nat -> Ty -> Type where - HVHere : HasVar (Snoc (ctxZero g) a One) Z a + HVHere : IsZero g -> HasVar (Snoc g a One) Z a HVThere : HasVar g n a -> HasVar (Snoc g b Zero) (S n) a @@ -65,31 +70,56 @@ data Has : Ctx -> Tm -> Ty -> Type where THVar : HasVar g n a -> Has g (Var n) a - ||| T-Unit: the unit term types in the all-zero context. - THUnit : Has (ctxZero g) UnitT TUnit + ||| T-Unit: the unit term types in any all-zero context. + THUnit : IsZero g -> Has g UnitT TUnit ||| T-Lam: introduce a binding with quantity `q` and type `a`, ||| type the body in the extended context. The resulting ||| function type `TArr q a b` records the quantity. - THLam : Has (Snoc g a q) t b + ||| + ||| `q` and `a` are explicit RUNTIME arguments (not just erased + ||| indices) so the metatheory proofs can analyse the binder when + ||| they descend under it (Idris2 erases data-type implicit + ||| indices, but the substitution/weakening proofs must rebuild + ||| the crossed binder at runtime). + THLam : (q : Q) -> (a : Ty) + -> Has (Snoc g a q) t b -> Has g (Lam q a t) (TArr q a b) ||| T-App: the function is typed in `g1`, the argument in `g2` ||| scaled by the function's parameter quantity `q`, and the ||| whole application is typed in the pointwise sum - ||| `g1 + q * g2`. - THApp : Has g1 t1 (TArr q a b) + ||| `g1 + q * g2`. `q` and the (UNscaled) argument context `g2` are + ||| explicit runtime arguments: scaling is not invertible, so the + ||| proofs need `g2` itself to split the argument's context. + THApp : (q : Q) -> (g2 : Ctx) + -> Has g1 t1 (TArr q a b) -> Has g2 t2 a - -> ctxAdd g1 (ctxScale q g2) = Just g + -> AddCtx g1 (ctxScale q g2) g -> Has g (App t1 t2) b - ||| T-Pair: product introduction splits the context additively. - THPair : Has g1 t1 a + ||| T-Pair: MULTIPLICATIVE (tensor) product introduction. The two + ||| components are typed in SEPARATE contexts `g1` and `g2`, and the + ||| whole pair is typed in their pointwise sum `g1 + g2`, mirroring + ||| `THApp`'s `AddCtx` split (with no scaling, since neither + ||| component sits under a quantity annotation). + ||| + ||| `g1` and `g2` are explicit RUNTIME arguments so the metatheory + ||| proofs can rebuild the two summand contexts when they descend + ||| into the components (the typed indices are erased). + ||| + ||| Under this SPLIT rule preservation can no longer hold in the + ||| SAME context for the projection-beta steps — `Fst (Pair v1 v2)` + ||| steps to `v1`, which is typed only in the LEFT summand `g1`, a + ||| sub-context of the whole `g`. This is exactly the affine reading: + ||| preservation returns a reduct typed in a `Weaker` sub-context. + THPair : (g1 : Ctx) -> (g2 : Ctx) + -> Has g1 t1 a -> Has g2 t2 b - -> ctxAdd g1 g2 = Just g + -> AddCtx g1 g2 g -> Has g (Pair t1 t2) (TPair a b) - ||| T-Fst: projection does not split (a single subterm). + ||| T-Fst: projection (single subterm, same context). THFst : Has g t (TPair a b) -> Has g (Fst t) a @@ -109,10 +139,16 @@ data Has : Ctx -> Tm -> Ty -> Type where ||| extended with that binder. Branches must agree on `g2` and ||| on the result type. The whole `case` is typed in ||| `g1 + g2`. - THCase : Has g1 t (TSum a b) + ||| `a` and `b` (the two summand types, hence the two branch + ||| binder types) and the scrutinee context `g1` are explicit + ||| runtime arguments so the proofs can descend under the branch + ||| binders and run the substitution lemma at the case-beta step + ||| (which substitutes the injected value, typed in `g1`). + THCase : (a : Ty) -> (b : Ty) -> (g1 : Ctx) + -> Has g1 t (TSum a b) -> Has (Snoc g2 a One) tL c -> Has (Snoc g2 b One) tR c - -> ctxAdd g1 g2 = Just g + -> AddCtx g1 g2 g -> Has g (Case t tL tR) c ||| T-Let: bind `t1` with declared quantity `q`. The RHS is @@ -120,7 +156,12 @@ data Has : Ctx -> Tm -> Ty -> Type where ||| to `g2` (the body's context). This is the usual QTT let ||| rule and matches how `lib/typecheck.ml` threads quantities ||| through `let` bindings. - THLet : Has g1 t1 a + ||| `q`, `a`, and the (UNscaled) RHS context `g1` are explicit + ||| runtime arguments: the proofs need `g1` to split the RHS's + ||| (scaled) context (scaling is not invertible). The body context + ||| `g2` is recovered at runtime from the additive-split witness. + THLet : (q : Q) -> (a : Ty) -> (g1 : Ctx) + -> Has g1 t1 a -> Has (Snoc g2 a q) t2 b - -> ctxAdd (ctxScale q g1) g2 = Just g + -> AddCtx (ctxScale q g1) g2 g -> Has g (Let q t1 t2) b diff --git a/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/categorical-semantics.adoc b/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/categorical-semantics.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..86a56d7d --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/categorical-semantics.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,480 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Categorical Semantics of AffineScript + +*Document Version*: 1.0 *Last Updated*: 2024 *Status*: Theoretical +framework complete + +== Abstract + +This document provides a categorical semantics for AffineScript, +interpreting the type system in suitable categorical structures. We +construct models using: 1. Locally Cartesian closed categories (LCCCs) +for dependent types 2. Symmetric monoidal categories for linear/affine +types 3. Graded comonads for quantitative types 4. Freyd categories for +effects 5. Fibrations for refinement types + +== 1. Introduction + +Categorical semantics provides: - A mathematical foundation independent +of syntax - Proof of consistency and relative consistency - Guidance for +language extensions - Connection to other mathematical structures + +AffineScript requires multiple categorical structures due to its +combination of features. + +== 2. Preliminaries + +=== 2.1 Category Theory Basics + +*Definition 2.1 (Category)*: A category C consists of: - Objects: ob(C) +- Morphisms: C(A, B) for objects A, B - Identity: id++_++A : A → A - +Composition: g ∘ f : A → C for f : A → B, g : B → C + +satisfying identity and associativity laws. + +=== 2.2 Key Categorical Structures + +*Cartesian Closed Category (CCC)*: - Terminal object 1 - Binary products +A × B - Exponentials B^A (function spaces) + +*Locally Cartesian Closed Category (LCCC)*: - Each slice category C/Γ is +CCC - Models dependent types + +*Symmetric Monoidal Category (SMC)*: - Tensor product ⊗ - Unit object I +- Associativity, commutativity (up to isomorphism) + +*Symmetric Monoidal Closed Category (SMCC)*: - SMC with internal hom A ⊸ +B - Models linear types + +== 3. Interpretation of Types + +=== 3.1 Base Types + +Interpret types as objects in category C: + +.... +⟦Unit⟧ = 1 (terminal object) +⟦Bool⟧ = 1 + 1 (coproduct) +⟦Nat⟧ = N (natural numbers object) +⟦Int⟧ = Z (integers) +.... + +=== 3.2 Function Types + +*Simple Functions* (in a CCC): + +.... +⟦τ → σ⟧ = ⟦σ⟧^⟦τ⟧ +.... + +*Linear Functions* (in a SMCC): + +.... +⟦τ ⊸ σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ ⊸ ⟦σ⟧ +.... + +*Effectful Functions* (in Freyd category): + +.... +⟦τ →{ε} σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ → T_ε(⟦σ⟧) +.... + +where T++_++ε is the monad/applicative functor for effect ε. + +=== 3.3 Product Types + +.... +⟦τ × σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ × ⟦σ⟧ (Cartesian product) +⟦τ ⊗ σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ ⊗ ⟦σ⟧ (Tensor product, linear) +.... + +=== 3.4 Sum Types + +.... +⟦τ + σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ + ⟦σ⟧ (Coproduct) +.... + +=== 3.5 Record Types (Row Polymorphism) + +Records are interpreted as dependent products over finite label sets: + +.... +⟦{l₁: τ₁, ..., lₙ: τₙ}⟧ = ∏_{i=1}^n ⟦τᵢ⟧ +.... + +With row polymorphism: + +.... +⟦{l: τ | ρ}⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ × ⟦{ρ}⟧ +.... + +== 4. Dependent Types + +=== 4.1 Locally Cartesian Closed Categories + +For dependent types, we work in an LCCC C. + +*Contexts as Objects*: + +.... +⟦·⟧ = 1 +⟦Γ, x:τ⟧ = Σ_{⟦Γ⟧} ⟦τ⟧ (dependent sum in slice) +.... + +*Types as Objects in Slice*: + +.... +⟦Γ ⊢ τ⟧ ∈ ob(C/⟦Γ⟧) +.... + +=== 4.2 Π-Types + +*Interpretation*: + +.... +⟦Π(x:τ). σ⟧ = Π_τ(⟦σ⟧) +.... + +where Π++_++τ is the right adjoint to pullback along τ : ⟦τ⟧ → ⟦Γ⟧. + +*Adjunction*: + +.... +Σ_τ ⊣ τ* ⊣ Π_τ + +where: +Σ_τ : C/⟦Γ,x:τ⟧ → C/⟦Γ⟧ (dependent sum) +τ* : C/⟦Γ⟧ → C/⟦Γ,x:τ⟧ (weakening/pullback) +Π_τ : C/⟦Γ,x:τ⟧ → C/⟦Γ⟧ (dependent product) +.... + +=== 4.3 Σ-Types + +*Interpretation*: + +.... +⟦Σ(x:τ). σ⟧ = Σ_τ(⟦σ⟧) +.... + +=== 4.4 Identity Types + +*Interpretation* (in a category with path objects): + +.... +⟦a == b⟧ = Path_τ(⟦a⟧, ⟦b⟧) +.... + +where Path++_++τ is the path object functor. + +== 5. Quantitative Types + +=== 5.1 Graded Comonads + +Quantities are modeled by a graded exponential comonad: + +*Definition 5.1*: A graded comonad on C indexed by semiring R is: - +Functors D++_++π : C → C for each π ∈ R - Natural transformations: - ε : +D++_++1 A → A (counit) - δ : D++_{++π₁ × π₂} A → D++_{++π₁}(D++_{++π₂} +A) (comultiplication) - θ : D++_++0 A → I (dereliction for 0) - c : +D++_++ω A → D++_++ω A × D++_++ω A (contraction for ω) - w : D++_++ω A → +I (weakening for ω) + +=== 5.2 Interpretation + +.... +⟦π τ⟧ = D_π(⟦τ⟧) + +⟦0 τ⟧ = D_0(⟦τ⟧) ≅ I (erased) +⟦1 τ⟧ = D_1(⟦τ⟧) ≅ ⟦τ⟧ (linear) +⟦ω τ⟧ = !⟦τ⟧ (exponential comonad) +.... + +=== 5.3 Quantity Semiring Structure + +The semiring laws correspond to: + +.... +D_0 ∘ D_π ≅ D_0 (0 × π = 0) +D_π ∘ D_0 ≅ D_0 (π × 0 = 0) +D_1 ∘ D_π ≅ D_π (1 × π = π) +D_π₁ ∘ D_π₂ ≅ D_{π₁×π₂} (multiplication) +.... + +== 6. Effects + +=== 6.1 Freyd Categories + +Effects are modeled in a Freyd category (C, J, K): - C is a Cartesian +category (pure computations) - K is a category (effectful computations) +- J : C → K is identity on objects, cartesian on morphisms + +=== 6.2 Effect Algebra + +Effects form an algebra of operations and equations: + +*Definition 6.1 (Effect Theory)*: An effect theory is a Lawvere theory T +with: - Sorts (value types) - Operations: op : τ → σ - Equations between +terms + +=== 6.3 Free Monad Interpretation + +For an effect signature Σ: + +.... +⟦ε⟧ = Free_Σ +.... + +where Free++_++Σ is the free monad on the functor corresponding to Σ. + +=== 6.4 Handler Interpretation + +A handler for effect E is an E-algebra: + +.... +h : F_E(A) → A +.... + +where F++_++E is the effect functor. + +*Handle*: + +.... +⟦handle e with h⟧ = fold(h, ⟦e⟧) +.... + +=== 6.5 Effect Row Polymorphism + +Effect rows are interpreted as colimits: + +.... +⟦ε₁ | ε₂⟧ = ⟦ε₁⟧ ⊕ ⟦ε₂⟧ +.... + +where ⊕ is coproduct of effect theories. + +== 7. Ownership and Borrowing + +=== 7.1 Presheaf Model + +Model ownership using presheaves over a category of regions: + +*Definition 7.1*: Let R be the category of regions with: - Objects: +Regions (lifetimes) - Morphisms: Inclusions ’a ≤ ’b + +A type with lifetime is a presheaf on R: + +.... +⟦ref['a] τ⟧ : R^op → Set +⟦ref['a] τ⟧('b) = if 'a ≤ 'b then ⟦τ⟧ else ∅ +.... + +=== 7.2 Affine Category + +Ownership uses an affine symmetric monoidal category: - Objects: Types +with ownership annotations - Morphisms: Functions respecting ownership - +Tensor: Combines owned values (linear) - Weakening: Allows dropping +(affine, not linear) + +=== 7.3 Borrow Semantics + +Borrows are modeled as comonadic access: + +.... +⟦ref τ⟧ = R(⟦τ⟧) (reader comonad) +⟦mut τ⟧ = S(⟦τ⟧) (state comonad, exclusive) +.... + +== 8. Refinement Types + +=== 8.1 Fibrations + +Refinement types are modeled in a fibration: + +*Definition 8.1*: A fibration p : E → B is a functor with cartesian +liftings. + +For refinements: - B = types - E = refined types (types with predicates) +- p = forgetful functor + +=== 8.2 Predicate Interpretation + +.... +⟦{x: τ | φ}⟧ = {a ∈ ⟦τ⟧ | ⟦φ⟧(a) = true} +.... + +As a subobject: + +.... +⟦{x: τ | φ}⟧ ↣ ⟦τ⟧ +.... + +=== 8.3 Subset Types + +Using subset types in a topos: + +.... +⟦{x: τ | φ}⟧ = Σ_{a:⟦τ⟧} ⟦φ(a)⟧ +.... + +where ⟦φ(a)⟧ is a proposition (subsingleton). + +== 9. Soundness + +=== 9.1 Interpretation of Terms + +Each typing judgment is interpreted as a morphism: + +.... +⟦Γ ⊢ e : τ⟧ : ⟦Γ⟧ → ⟦τ⟧ +.... + +=== 9.2 Soundness Theorem + +*Theorem 9.1 (Soundness)*: The interpretation is sound: 1. Well-typed +terms denote morphisms 2. Equal terms denote equal morphisms 3. +Reduction preserves denotation + +*Proof*: By induction on typing derivations, verifying categorical +equations. ∎ + +=== 9.3 Adequacy + +*Theorem 9.2 (Adequacy)*: For closed terms of observable type: + +.... +⟦e⟧ = ⟦e'⟧ implies e ≃ e' (observationally equivalent) +.... + +== 10. Coherence + +=== 10.1 Coherence for Row Polymorphism + +*Theorem 10.1*: Row-polymorphic terms have unique interpretations up to +canonical isomorphism. + +The interpretation is independent of the order of record fields. + +=== 10.2 Coherence for Effects + +*Theorem 10.2*: Effect interpretations are coherent: different +derivations of the same typing judgment yield equal morphisms. + +=== 10.3 Coherence for Quantities + +*Theorem 10.3*: Quantity polymorphism is coherent: instantiation at +different quantities (respecting constraints) yields consistent +behavior. + +== 11. Parametricity + +=== 11.1 Relational Interpretation + +Define relations over the categorical model: + +*Definition 11.1*: For types τ, the relational interpretation ⟦τ⟧++_++R +is: - ⟦α⟧++_++R = R (a relation, the parameter) - ⟦τ → σ⟧++_++R = +++{++(f, g) ++|++ ∀(a,b) ∈ ⟦τ⟧++_++R. (f a, g b) ∈ ⟦σ⟧++_++R} - … + +=== 11.2 Parametricity Theorem + +*Theorem 11.1 (Parametricity)*: For any polymorphic term +`Γ ⊢ e : ∀α. τ`: + +.... +∀ types A, B. ∀ relation R ⊆ A × B. +(⟦e⟧(A), ⟦e⟧(B)) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R[R/α] +.... + +=== 11.3 Free Theorems + +From parametricity, we derive free theorems: + +*Example*: For `f : ∀α. List++[++α++]++ → List++[++α++]++`: + +.... +∀ g : A → B. map g ∘ f_A = f_B ∘ map g +.... + +== 12. Models + +=== 12.1 Set-Theoretic Model + +The simplest model uses Set: - Types as sets - Functions as +set-theoretic functions - Effects as free monads + +=== 12.2 Domain-Theoretic Model + +For recursion, use CPO (complete partial orders): - Types as CPOs - +Functions as continuous functions - Recursion as least fixed points + +=== 12.3 Topos Model + +For full dependent types, use a topos: - Types as objects in a topos - +Dependent types in slice topoi - Refinements as subobjects + +=== 12.4 Realizability Model + +For extraction to computable functions: - Types as assemblies - +Functions as realized by programs - Connects to extraction + +== 13. Examples + +=== 13.1 State Monad + +The state effect S++[++σ++]++ is modeled by: + +.... +⟦τ →{State[σ]} ρ⟧ = σ × ⟦τ⟧ → σ × ⟦ρ⟧ +.... + +State transformers. + +=== 13.2 Linear Function Space + +The linear function space: + +.... +⟦τ ⊸ σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ ⊸ ⟦σ⟧ +.... + +where ⊸ is the internal hom in a SMCC. + +=== 13.3 Dependent Sum + +The dependent sum: + +.... +⟦Σ(x:τ). σ⟧ = Σ_{a ∈ ⟦τ⟧} ⟦σ⟧(a) +.... + +A dependent pair (a, b) where b : σ++[++a/x++]++. + +== 14. Related Work + +[arabic] +. *Categorical Logic*: Lambek & Scott, Jacobs +. *LCCCs for Dependent Types*: Seely (1984), Hofmann (1997) +. *Linear Logic Categories*: Benton, Bierman, de Paiva, Hyland +. *Graded Comonads*: Gaboardi et al., Brunel et al. +. *Freyd Categories for Effects*: Power & Robinson, Levy +. *Fibrations for Refinements*: Jacobs, Hermida + +== 15. References + +[arabic] +. Lambek, J., & Scott, P. J. (1986). _Introduction to Higher Order +Categorical Logic_. Cambridge. +. Jacobs, B. (1999). _Categorical Logic and Type Theory_. Elsevier. +. Seely, R. A. G. (1984). Locally Cartesian Closed Categories and Type +Theory. _Math. Proc. Cambridge Phil. Soc._ +. Benton, N. (1995). A Mixed Linear and Non-Linear Logic. _CSL_. +. Power, J., & Robinson, E. (1997). Premonoidal Categories and Notions +of Computation. _MSCS_. +. Moggi, E. (1991). Notions of Computation and Monads. _Information and +Computation_. + +''''' + +*Document Metadata*: - This document is pure theory; no implementation +dependencies - Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Semantics.v` (stub) diff --git a/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/categorical-semantics.md b/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/categorical-semantics.md deleted file mode 100644 index 6fc46663..00000000 --- a/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/categorical-semantics.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,468 +0,0 @@ -# Categorical Semantics of AffineScript - -**Document Version**: 1.0 -**Last Updated**: 2024 -**Status**: Theoretical framework complete - -## Abstract - -This document provides a categorical semantics for AffineScript, interpreting the type system in suitable categorical structures. We construct models using: -1. Locally Cartesian closed categories (LCCCs) for dependent types -2. Symmetric monoidal categories for linear/affine types -3. Graded comonads for quantitative types -4. Freyd categories for effects -5. Fibrations for refinement types - -## 1. Introduction - -Categorical semantics provides: -- A mathematical foundation independent of syntax -- Proof of consistency and relative consistency -- Guidance for language extensions -- Connection to other mathematical structures - -AffineScript requires multiple categorical structures due to its combination of features. - -## 2. Preliminaries - -### 2.1 Category Theory Basics - -**Definition 2.1 (Category)**: A category C consists of: -- Objects: ob(C) -- Morphisms: C(A, B) for objects A, B -- Identity: id_A : A → A -- Composition: g ∘ f : A → C for f : A → B, g : B → C - -satisfying identity and associativity laws. - -### 2.2 Key Categorical Structures - -**Cartesian Closed Category (CCC)**: -- Terminal object 1 -- Binary products A × B -- Exponentials B^A (function spaces) - -**Locally Cartesian Closed Category (LCCC)**: -- Each slice category C/Γ is CCC -- Models dependent types - -**Symmetric Monoidal Category (SMC)**: -- Tensor product ⊗ -- Unit object I -- Associativity, commutativity (up to isomorphism) - -**Symmetric Monoidal Closed Category (SMCC)**: -- SMC with internal hom A ⊸ B -- Models linear types - -## 3. Interpretation of Types - -### 3.1 Base Types - -Interpret types as objects in category C: - -``` -⟦Unit⟧ = 1 (terminal object) -⟦Bool⟧ = 1 + 1 (coproduct) -⟦Nat⟧ = N (natural numbers object) -⟦Int⟧ = Z (integers) -``` - -### 3.2 Function Types - -**Simple Functions** (in a CCC): -``` -⟦τ → σ⟧ = ⟦σ⟧^⟦τ⟧ -``` - -**Linear Functions** (in a SMCC): -``` -⟦τ ⊸ σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ ⊸ ⟦σ⟧ -``` - -**Effectful Functions** (in Freyd category): -``` -⟦τ →{ε} σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ → T_ε(⟦σ⟧) -``` - -where T_ε is the monad/applicative functor for effect ε. - -### 3.3 Product Types - -``` -⟦τ × σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ × ⟦σ⟧ (Cartesian product) -⟦τ ⊗ σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ ⊗ ⟦σ⟧ (Tensor product, linear) -``` - -### 3.4 Sum Types - -``` -⟦τ + σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ + ⟦σ⟧ (Coproduct) -``` - -### 3.5 Record Types (Row Polymorphism) - -Records are interpreted as dependent products over finite label sets: - -``` -⟦{l₁: τ₁, ..., lₙ: τₙ}⟧ = ∏_{i=1}^n ⟦τᵢ⟧ -``` - -With row polymorphism: -``` -⟦{l: τ | ρ}⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ × ⟦{ρ}⟧ -``` - -## 4. Dependent Types - -### 4.1 Locally Cartesian Closed Categories - -For dependent types, we work in an LCCC C. - -**Contexts as Objects**: -``` -⟦·⟧ = 1 -⟦Γ, x:τ⟧ = Σ_{⟦Γ⟧} ⟦τ⟧ (dependent sum in slice) -``` - -**Types as Objects in Slice**: -``` -⟦Γ ⊢ τ⟧ ∈ ob(C/⟦Γ⟧) -``` - -### 4.2 Π-Types - -**Interpretation**: -``` -⟦Π(x:τ). σ⟧ = Π_τ(⟦σ⟧) -``` - -where Π_τ is the right adjoint to pullback along τ : ⟦τ⟧ → ⟦Γ⟧. - -**Adjunction**: -``` -Σ_τ ⊣ τ* ⊣ Π_τ - -where: -Σ_τ : C/⟦Γ,x:τ⟧ → C/⟦Γ⟧ (dependent sum) -τ* : C/⟦Γ⟧ → C/⟦Γ,x:τ⟧ (weakening/pullback) -Π_τ : C/⟦Γ,x:τ⟧ → C/⟦Γ⟧ (dependent product) -``` - -### 4.3 Σ-Types - -**Interpretation**: -``` -⟦Σ(x:τ). σ⟧ = Σ_τ(⟦σ⟧) -``` - -### 4.4 Identity Types - -**Interpretation** (in a category with path objects): -``` -⟦a == b⟧ = Path_τ(⟦a⟧, ⟦b⟧) -``` - -where Path_τ is the path object functor. - -## 5. Quantitative Types - -### 5.1 Graded Comonads - -Quantities are modeled by a graded exponential comonad: - -**Definition 5.1**: A graded comonad on C indexed by semiring R is: -- Functors D_π : C → C for each π ∈ R -- Natural transformations: - - ε : D_1 A → A (counit) - - δ : D_{π₁ × π₂} A → D_{π₁}(D_{π₂} A) (comultiplication) - - θ : D_0 A → I (dereliction for 0) - - c : D_ω A → D_ω A × D_ω A (contraction for ω) - - w : D_ω A → I (weakening for ω) - -### 5.2 Interpretation - -``` -⟦π τ⟧ = D_π(⟦τ⟧) - -⟦0 τ⟧ = D_0(⟦τ⟧) ≅ I (erased) -⟦1 τ⟧ = D_1(⟦τ⟧) ≅ ⟦τ⟧ (linear) -⟦ω τ⟧ = !⟦τ⟧ (exponential comonad) -``` - -### 5.3 Quantity Semiring Structure - -The semiring laws correspond to: -``` -D_0 ∘ D_π ≅ D_0 (0 × π = 0) -D_π ∘ D_0 ≅ D_0 (π × 0 = 0) -D_1 ∘ D_π ≅ D_π (1 × π = π) -D_π₁ ∘ D_π₂ ≅ D_{π₁×π₂} (multiplication) -``` - -## 6. Effects - -### 6.1 Freyd Categories - -Effects are modeled in a Freyd category (C, J, K): -- C is a Cartesian category (pure computations) -- K is a category (effectful computations) -- J : C → K is identity on objects, cartesian on morphisms - -### 6.2 Effect Algebra - -Effects form an algebra of operations and equations: - -**Definition 6.1 (Effect Theory)**: An effect theory is a Lawvere theory T with: -- Sorts (value types) -- Operations: op : τ → σ -- Equations between terms - -### 6.3 Free Monad Interpretation - -For an effect signature Σ: -``` -⟦ε⟧ = Free_Σ -``` - -where Free_Σ is the free monad on the functor corresponding to Σ. - -### 6.4 Handler Interpretation - -A handler for effect E is an E-algebra: -``` -h : F_E(A) → A -``` - -where F_E is the effect functor. - -**Handle**: -``` -⟦handle e with h⟧ = fold(h, ⟦e⟧) -``` - -### 6.5 Effect Row Polymorphism - -Effect rows are interpreted as colimits: -``` -⟦ε₁ | ε₂⟧ = ⟦ε₁⟧ ⊕ ⟦ε₂⟧ -``` - -where ⊕ is coproduct of effect theories. - -## 7. Ownership and Borrowing - -### 7.1 Presheaf Model - -Model ownership using presheaves over a category of regions: - -**Definition 7.1**: Let R be the category of regions with: -- Objects: Regions (lifetimes) -- Morphisms: Inclusions 'a ≤ 'b - -A type with lifetime is a presheaf on R: -``` -⟦ref['a] τ⟧ : R^op → Set -⟦ref['a] τ⟧('b) = if 'a ≤ 'b then ⟦τ⟧ else ∅ -``` - -### 7.2 Affine Category - -Ownership uses an affine symmetric monoidal category: -- Objects: Types with ownership annotations -- Morphisms: Functions respecting ownership -- Tensor: Combines owned values (linear) -- Weakening: Allows dropping (affine, not linear) - -### 7.3 Borrow Semantics - -Borrows are modeled as comonadic access: -``` -⟦ref τ⟧ = R(⟦τ⟧) (reader comonad) -⟦mut τ⟧ = S(⟦τ⟧) (state comonad, exclusive) -``` - -## 8. Refinement Types - -### 8.1 Fibrations - -Refinement types are modeled in a fibration: - -**Definition 8.1**: A fibration p : E → B is a functor with cartesian liftings. - -For refinements: -- B = types -- E = refined types (types with predicates) -- p = forgetful functor - -### 8.2 Predicate Interpretation - -``` -⟦{x: τ | φ}⟧ = {a ∈ ⟦τ⟧ | ⟦φ⟧(a) = true} -``` - -As a subobject: -``` -⟦{x: τ | φ}⟧ ↣ ⟦τ⟧ -``` - -### 8.3 Subset Types - -Using subset types in a topos: -``` -⟦{x: τ | φ}⟧ = Σ_{a:⟦τ⟧} ⟦φ(a)⟧ -``` - -where ⟦φ(a)⟧ is a proposition (subsingleton). - -## 9. Soundness - -### 9.1 Interpretation of Terms - -Each typing judgment is interpreted as a morphism: -``` -⟦Γ ⊢ e : τ⟧ : ⟦Γ⟧ → ⟦τ⟧ -``` - -### 9.2 Soundness Theorem - -**Theorem 9.1 (Soundness)**: The interpretation is sound: -1. Well-typed terms denote morphisms -2. Equal terms denote equal morphisms -3. Reduction preserves denotation - -**Proof**: By induction on typing derivations, verifying categorical equations. ∎ - -### 9.3 Adequacy - -**Theorem 9.2 (Adequacy)**: For closed terms of observable type: -``` -⟦e⟧ = ⟦e'⟧ implies e ≃ e' (observationally equivalent) -``` - -## 10. Coherence - -### 10.1 Coherence for Row Polymorphism - -**Theorem 10.1**: Row-polymorphic terms have unique interpretations up to canonical isomorphism. - -The interpretation is independent of the order of record fields. - -### 10.2 Coherence for Effects - -**Theorem 10.2**: Effect interpretations are coherent: different derivations of the same typing judgment yield equal morphisms. - -### 10.3 Coherence for Quantities - -**Theorem 10.3**: Quantity polymorphism is coherent: instantiation at different quantities (respecting constraints) yields consistent behavior. - -## 11. Parametricity - -### 11.1 Relational Interpretation - -Define relations over the categorical model: - -**Definition 11.1**: For types τ, the relational interpretation ⟦τ⟧_R is: -- ⟦α⟧_R = R (a relation, the parameter) -- ⟦τ → σ⟧_R = {(f, g) | ∀(a,b) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R. (f a, g b) ∈ ⟦σ⟧_R} -- ... - -### 11.2 Parametricity Theorem - -**Theorem 11.1 (Parametricity)**: For any polymorphic term `Γ ⊢ e : ∀α. τ`: -``` -∀ types A, B. ∀ relation R ⊆ A × B. -(⟦e⟧(A), ⟦e⟧(B)) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R[R/α] -``` - -### 11.3 Free Theorems - -From parametricity, we derive free theorems: - -**Example**: For `f : ∀α. List[α] → List[α]`: -``` -∀ g : A → B. map g ∘ f_A = f_B ∘ map g -``` - -## 12. Models - -### 12.1 Set-Theoretic Model - -The simplest model uses Set: -- Types as sets -- Functions as set-theoretic functions -- Effects as free monads - -### 12.2 Domain-Theoretic Model - -For recursion, use CPO (complete partial orders): -- Types as CPOs -- Functions as continuous functions -- Recursion as least fixed points - -### 12.3 Topos Model - -For full dependent types, use a topos: -- Types as objects in a topos -- Dependent types in slice topoi -- Refinements as subobjects - -### 12.4 Realizability Model - -For extraction to computable functions: -- Types as assemblies -- Functions as realized by programs -- Connects to extraction - -## 13. Examples - -### 13.1 State Monad - -The state effect S[σ] is modeled by: -``` -⟦τ →{State[σ]} ρ⟧ = σ × ⟦τ⟧ → σ × ⟦ρ⟧ -``` - -State transformers. - -### 13.2 Linear Function Space - -The linear function space: -``` -⟦τ ⊸ σ⟧ = ⟦τ⟧ ⊸ ⟦σ⟧ -``` - -where ⊸ is the internal hom in a SMCC. - -### 13.3 Dependent Sum - -The dependent sum: -``` -⟦Σ(x:τ). σ⟧ = Σ_{a ∈ ⟦τ⟧} ⟦σ⟧(a) -``` - -A dependent pair (a, b) where b : σ[a/x]. - -## 14. Related Work - -1. **Categorical Logic**: Lambek & Scott, Jacobs -2. **LCCCs for Dependent Types**: Seely (1984), Hofmann (1997) -3. **Linear Logic Categories**: Benton, Bierman, de Paiva, Hyland -4. **Graded Comonads**: Gaboardi et al., Brunel et al. -5. **Freyd Categories for Effects**: Power & Robinson, Levy -6. **Fibrations for Refinements**: Jacobs, Hermida - -## 15. References - -1. Lambek, J., & Scott, P. J. (1986). *Introduction to Higher Order Categorical Logic*. Cambridge. -2. Jacobs, B. (1999). *Categorical Logic and Type Theory*. Elsevier. -3. Seely, R. A. G. (1984). Locally Cartesian Closed Categories and Type Theory. *Math. Proc. Cambridge Phil. Soc.* -4. Benton, N. (1995). A Mixed Linear and Non-Linear Logic. *CSL*. -5. Power, J., & Robinson, E. (1997). Premonoidal Categories and Notions of Computation. *MSCS*. -6. Moggi, E. (1991). Notions of Computation and Monads. *Information and Computation*. - ---- - -**Document Metadata**: -- This document is pure theory; no implementation dependencies -- Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Semantics.v` (stub) diff --git a/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/complexity-analysis.adoc b/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/complexity-analysis.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2c091042 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/complexity-analysis.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,372 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Complexity and Decidability Analysis + +*Document Version*: 1.0 *Last Updated*: 2024 *Status*: Complete +theoretical analysis + +== Abstract + +This document analyzes the computational complexity and decidability +properties of AffineScript’s type system and related decision +procedures. We establish complexity bounds for type checking, type +inference, effect inference, and SMT-based refinement checking. + +== 1. Introduction + +Understanding complexity is crucial for: - Practical compiler +implementation - Theoretical foundations - Identifying expensive +features - Guiding language design decisions + +== 2. Type Checking Complexity + +=== 2.1 Simple Type Checking + +*Theorem 2.1*: Type checking for the simply-typed fragment of +AffineScript is decidable in O(n) time, where n is the size of the +program. + +*Proof*: Each expression is visited once, with constant-time type +operations. ∎ + +=== 2.2 Polymorphic Type Checking + +*Theorem 2.2*: Type checking for the ML-style polymorphic fragment is +decidable in O(n) time (given type annotations). + +With full type inference, the complexity increases. + +=== 2.3 Type Inference Complexity + +*Theorem 2.3*: Hindley-Milner type inference is decidable in: - O(n) +time for programs without let-polymorphism - O(n × α(n)) time in +practice (quasi-linear, using union-find) - DEXPTIME-complete in the +worst case + +The exponential worst case occurs with nested let-expressions creating +exponentially large types. + +*Example of exponential blowup*: + +.... +let x₁ = λx. (x, x) in +let x₂ = λx. x₁(x₁(x)) in +let x₃ = λx. x₂(x₂(x)) in +... +.... + +=== 2.4 Row Polymorphism + +*Theorem 2.4*: Row unification is decidable in O(n²) time in the worst +case, O(n) in typical cases. + +*Proof*: Row rewriting may require examining all labels, but the number +of labels is bounded by program size. ∎ + +== 3. Dependent Type Checking + +=== 3.1 Type-Level Computation + +*Theorem 3.1*: For the restricted type-level language (natural +arithmetic, no general recursion), normalization is decidable. + +*Proof*: The type-level language is strongly normalizing (no fix at the +type level). ∎ + +=== 3.2 Definitional Equality + +*Theorem 3.2*: Checking definitional equality τ₁ ≡ τ₂ is decidable when: +1. Both types normalize 2. No undecidable type-level operations + +*Complexity*: O(n) for normalized types, where n is the size of the +normal form. + +=== 3.3 Undecidable Extensions + +*Theorem 3.3*: With unrestricted type-level recursion, type checking +becomes undecidable. + +Adding `fix` at the type level allows encoding the halting problem. + +== 4. Refinement Type Checking + +=== 4.1 SMT Fragment Decidability + +*Theorem 4.1*: For the quantifier-free fragment of linear integer +arithmetic (QF++_++LIA), SMT checking is decidable. + +*Complexity*: NP-complete for satisfiability. + +=== 4.2 Presburger Arithmetic + +*Theorem 4.2*: Presburger arithmetic (linear arithmetic with +quantifiers) is decidable. + +*Complexity*: At least doubly exponential in the worst case. + +=== 4.3 Nonlinear Arithmetic + +*Theorem 4.3*: Nonlinear integer arithmetic is undecidable. + +*Corollary*: Refinements involving multiplication of variables require +approximations. + +=== 4.4 Practical Refinement Checking + +In practice, refinement checking is: - Fast for common patterns (linear +constraints) - Expensive for quantified formulas - Undecidable for +nonlinear integer arithmetic - Approximated using timeouts + +*Implementation*: Use SMT solver with timeout; report "`unknown`" on +timeout. + +== 5. Effect System Complexity + +=== 5.1 Effect Checking + +*Theorem 5.1*: Effect checking (given effect annotations) is decidable +in O(n) time. + +*Proof*: Effect operations are checked locally; effect rows are compared +by set equality. ∎ + +=== 5.2 Effect Inference + +*Theorem 5.2*: Effect inference with row polymorphism is decidable in +O(n²) time. + +Similar to row polymorphism for records, but with simpler constraints +(no lack constraints typically needed). + +=== 5.3 Handler Coverage + +*Theorem 5.3*: Checking handler completeness (all operations handled) is +decidable in O(++|++ops++|++) time. + +== 6. Ownership Checking + +=== 6.1 Borrow Checking + +*Theorem 6.1*: Borrow checking for AffineScript is decidable in O(n²) +time. + +*Proof Sketch*: 1. Build dataflow graph: O(n) 2. Compute lifetimes: O(n) +3. Check conflicts: O(n²) pairwise + +In practice, linear with good data structures. + +=== 6.2 Lifetime Inference + +*Theorem 6.2*: Lifetime inference is decidable and produces principal +lifetimes. + +*Complexity*: O(n) for building constraints, O(n × α(n)) for solving +(union-find). + +=== 6.3 Non-Lexical Lifetimes + +*Theorem 6.3*: NLL-style lifetime inference is decidable via dataflow +analysis. + +*Complexity*: O(n × k) where k is the iteration count (bounded by +program size). + +== 7. Subtyping + +=== 7.1 Structural Subtyping + +*Theorem 7.1*: Structural subtyping for records and variants is +decidable in O(n) time. + +*Proof*: Width subtyping requires checking field presence; depth +subtyping is recursive but bounded by type depth. ∎ + +=== 7.2 Subtyping with Refinements + +*Theorem 7.2*: Subtyping with refinements reduces to SMT validity +checking. + +.... +{x: τ | φ} <: {x: τ | ψ} iff ∀x. φ ⟹ ψ +.... + +Complexity determined by SMT fragment. + +=== 7.3 Higher-Rank Polymorphism + +*Theorem 7.3*: Type checking with predicative higher-rank polymorphism +is decidable. + +*Theorem 7.4*: Type checking with impredicative higher-rank polymorphism +is undecidable. + +AffineScript uses predicative polymorphism. + +== 8. Decidability Summary + +[cols=",,",options="header",] +|=== +|Feature |Decidable |Complexity +|Simple types |✓ |O(n) +|HM inference |✓ |O(n) typical, DEXPTIME worst +|Row polymorphism |✓ |O(n²) +|Dependent types (restricted) |✓ |O(n) after normalization +|Refinements (QF++_++LIA) |✓ |NP-complete +|Refinements (nonlinear) |✗ |Undecidable +|Effect checking |✓ |O(n) +|Borrow checking |✓ |O(n²) +|Subtyping (structural) |✓ |O(n) +|Higher-rank (predicative) |✓ |O(n) +|Higher-rank (impredicative) |✗ |Undecidable +|=== + +== 9. Termination Analysis + +=== 9.1 Total Functions + +*Theorem 9.1*: Verifying totality (termination for all inputs) is +undecidable in general. + +*Corollary*: The `total` annotation cannot be automatically verified for +all functions. + +=== 9.2 Structural Recursion + +*Theorem 9.2*: Structural recursion on well-founded data types +terminates. + +AffineScript can verify totality for: - Primitive recursion on naturals +- Structural recursion on algebraic data types - Recursion with explicit +well-founded measures + +=== 9.3 Totality Checker + +`++[++IMPL-DEP: termination-checker++]++` + +Approach: 1. Check for structural recursion 2. Verify decreasing +arguments 3. For complex recursion, require explicit measure + +== 10. Space Complexity + +=== 10.1 Type Representation + +*Theorem 10.1*: Types may grow exponentially with let-polymorphism. + +*Mitigation*: Use sharing (DAG representation) for O(n) space. + +=== 10.2 Context Representation + +*Theorem 10.2*: Contexts require O(n) space for n bindings. + +=== 10.3 Proof Terms + +For dependent types with proof terms, space is proportional to proof +size. + +*Mitigation*: Erase proofs at runtime (zero-quantity). + +== 11. Parallelization + +=== 11.1 Type Checking Parallelization + +*Theorem 11.1*: Type checking is parallelizable at module boundaries. + +*Speedup*: O(n/p) with p processors for n modules. + +=== 11.2 Effect Inference Parallelization + +Effect constraints can be gathered in parallel, solved centrally. + +=== 11.3 SMT Query Parallelization + +Independent refinement checks can run in parallel. + +== 12. Algorithmic Optimizations + +=== 12.1 Incremental Type Checking + +On program modification: - Re-check only affected parts - Cache type +inference results - Complexity: O(Δ) where Δ is change size + +=== 12.2 Lazy Normalization + +Normalize type-level terms on demand: - Cache normal forms - Share +subterms + +=== 12.3 Constraint Solving Strategies + +For type inference: - Use union-find for equality constraints - Solve in +dependency order - Fail fast on conflicts + +== 13. Worst-Case Examples + +=== 13.1 Type Inference Blowup + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let f1 = λx. (x, x) +let f2 = λx. f1(f1(x)) +let f3 = λx. f2(f2(x)) +// Type of f3 has size 2^8 = 256 +---- + +=== 13.2 Row Unification Explosion + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn f[α, β, γ, δ, ε]( + r: {a: α, b: β, c: γ, d: δ, e: ε, ..ρ} +) -> ... +---- + +Many constraints from one signature. + +=== 13.3 Refinement Timeout + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn complex( + x: {v: Int | is_prime(v) ∧ v > 10^100} +) -> ... +---- + +SMT may timeout on complex predicates. + +== 14. Implementation Recommendations + +[arabic] +. *Use sharing* for type representation +. *Implement incremental checking* for IDE support +. *Set SMT timeouts* for refinements +. *Cache results* aggressively +. *Parallelize* across modules +. *Stratify* type-level computation +. *Provide escape hatches* (unsafe blocks, assertions) + +== 15. Open Problems + +[arabic] +. *Optimal type inference* with row polymorphism +. *Practical nonlinear arithmetic* for refinements +. *Automatic termination analysis* for complex recursion +. *Principal types* for dependent types +. *Optimal borrow checking* algorithm + +== 16. References + +[arabic] +. Henglein, F. (1993). Type Inference with Polymorphic Recursion. +_TOPLAS_. +. Kfoury, A. J., Tiuryn, J., & Urzyczyn, P. (1993). The Undecidability +of the Semi-unification Problem. _I&C_. +. Pottier, F. (2014). Hindley-Milner Elaboration in Applicative Style. +_ICFP_. +. Rondon, P., Kawaguchi, M., & Jhala, R. (2008). Liquid Types. _PLDI_. +. De Moura, L., & Bjørner, N. (2008). Z3: An Efficient SMT Solver. +_TACAS_. +. Weiss, A., et al. (2019). Oxide: The Essence of Rust. _arXiv_. + +''''' + +*Document Metadata*: - This document is theoretical analysis - +Implementation guidance: See `++[++IMPL-DEP++]++` markers diff --git a/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/complexity-analysis.md b/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/complexity-analysis.md deleted file mode 100644 index 643138bb..00000000 --- a/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/complexity-analysis.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,337 +0,0 @@ -# Complexity and Decidability Analysis - -**Document Version**: 1.0 -**Last Updated**: 2024 -**Status**: Complete theoretical analysis - -## Abstract - -This document analyzes the computational complexity and decidability properties of AffineScript's type system and related decision procedures. We establish complexity bounds for type checking, type inference, effect inference, and SMT-based refinement checking. - -## 1. Introduction - -Understanding complexity is crucial for: -- Practical compiler implementation -- Theoretical foundations -- Identifying expensive features -- Guiding language design decisions - -## 2. Type Checking Complexity - -### 2.1 Simple Type Checking - -**Theorem 2.1**: Type checking for the simply-typed fragment of AffineScript is decidable in O(n) time, where n is the size of the program. - -**Proof**: Each expression is visited once, with constant-time type operations. ∎ - -### 2.2 Polymorphic Type Checking - -**Theorem 2.2**: Type checking for the ML-style polymorphic fragment is decidable in O(n) time (given type annotations). - -With full type inference, the complexity increases. - -### 2.3 Type Inference Complexity - -**Theorem 2.3**: Hindley-Milner type inference is decidable in: -- O(n) time for programs without let-polymorphism -- O(n × α(n)) time in practice (quasi-linear, using union-find) -- DEXPTIME-complete in the worst case - -The exponential worst case occurs with nested let-expressions creating exponentially large types. - -**Example of exponential blowup**: -``` -let x₁ = λx. (x, x) in -let x₂ = λx. x₁(x₁(x)) in -let x₃ = λx. x₂(x₂(x)) in -... -``` - -### 2.4 Row Polymorphism - -**Theorem 2.4**: Row unification is decidable in O(n²) time in the worst case, O(n) in typical cases. - -**Proof**: Row rewriting may require examining all labels, but the number of labels is bounded by program size. ∎ - -## 3. Dependent Type Checking - -### 3.1 Type-Level Computation - -**Theorem 3.1**: For the restricted type-level language (natural arithmetic, no general recursion), normalization is decidable. - -**Proof**: The type-level language is strongly normalizing (no fix at the type level). ∎ - -### 3.2 Definitional Equality - -**Theorem 3.2**: Checking definitional equality τ₁ ≡ τ₂ is decidable when: -1. Both types normalize -2. No undecidable type-level operations - -**Complexity**: O(n) for normalized types, where n is the size of the normal form. - -### 3.3 Undecidable Extensions - -**Theorem 3.3**: With unrestricted type-level recursion, type checking becomes undecidable. - -Adding `fix` at the type level allows encoding the halting problem. - -## 4. Refinement Type Checking - -### 4.1 SMT Fragment Decidability - -**Theorem 4.1**: For the quantifier-free fragment of linear integer arithmetic (QF_LIA), SMT checking is decidable. - -**Complexity**: NP-complete for satisfiability. - -### 4.2 Presburger Arithmetic - -**Theorem 4.2**: Presburger arithmetic (linear arithmetic with quantifiers) is decidable. - -**Complexity**: At least doubly exponential in the worst case. - -### 4.3 Nonlinear Arithmetic - -**Theorem 4.3**: Nonlinear integer arithmetic is undecidable. - -**Corollary**: Refinements involving multiplication of variables require approximations. - -### 4.4 Practical Refinement Checking - -In practice, refinement checking is: -- Fast for common patterns (linear constraints) -- Expensive for quantified formulas -- Undecidable for nonlinear integer arithmetic -- Approximated using timeouts - -**Implementation**: Use SMT solver with timeout; report "unknown" on timeout. - -## 5. Effect System Complexity - -### 5.1 Effect Checking - -**Theorem 5.1**: Effect checking (given effect annotations) is decidable in O(n) time. - -**Proof**: Effect operations are checked locally; effect rows are compared by set equality. ∎ - -### 5.2 Effect Inference - -**Theorem 5.2**: Effect inference with row polymorphism is decidable in O(n²) time. - -Similar to row polymorphism for records, but with simpler constraints (no lack constraints typically needed). - -### 5.3 Handler Coverage - -**Theorem 5.3**: Checking handler completeness (all operations handled) is decidable in O(|ops|) time. - -## 6. Ownership Checking - -### 6.1 Borrow Checking - -**Theorem 6.1**: Borrow checking for AffineScript is decidable in O(n²) time. - -**Proof Sketch**: -1. Build dataflow graph: O(n) -2. Compute lifetimes: O(n) -3. Check conflicts: O(n²) pairwise - -In practice, linear with good data structures. - -### 6.2 Lifetime Inference - -**Theorem 6.2**: Lifetime inference is decidable and produces principal lifetimes. - -**Complexity**: O(n) for building constraints, O(n × α(n)) for solving (union-find). - -### 6.3 Non-Lexical Lifetimes - -**Theorem 6.3**: NLL-style lifetime inference is decidable via dataflow analysis. - -**Complexity**: O(n × k) where k is the iteration count (bounded by program size). - -## 7. Subtyping - -### 7.1 Structural Subtyping - -**Theorem 7.1**: Structural subtyping for records and variants is decidable in O(n) time. - -**Proof**: Width subtyping requires checking field presence; depth subtyping is recursive but bounded by type depth. ∎ - -### 7.2 Subtyping with Refinements - -**Theorem 7.2**: Subtyping with refinements reduces to SMT validity checking. - -``` -{x: τ | φ} <: {x: τ | ψ} iff ∀x. φ ⟹ ψ -``` - -Complexity determined by SMT fragment. - -### 7.3 Higher-Rank Polymorphism - -**Theorem 7.3**: Type checking with predicative higher-rank polymorphism is decidable. - -**Theorem 7.4**: Type checking with impredicative higher-rank polymorphism is undecidable. - -AffineScript uses predicative polymorphism. - -## 8. Decidability Summary - -| Feature | Decidable | Complexity | -|---------|-----------|------------| -| Simple types | ✓ | O(n) | -| HM inference | ✓ | O(n) typical, DEXPTIME worst | -| Row polymorphism | ✓ | O(n²) | -| Dependent types (restricted) | ✓ | O(n) after normalization | -| Refinements (QF_LIA) | ✓ | NP-complete | -| Refinements (nonlinear) | ✗ | Undecidable | -| Effect checking | ✓ | O(n) | -| Borrow checking | ✓ | O(n²) | -| Subtyping (structural) | ✓ | O(n) | -| Higher-rank (predicative) | ✓ | O(n) | -| Higher-rank (impredicative) | ✗ | Undecidable | - -## 9. Termination Analysis - -### 9.1 Total Functions - -**Theorem 9.1**: Verifying totality (termination for all inputs) is undecidable in general. - -**Corollary**: The `total` annotation cannot be automatically verified for all functions. - -### 9.2 Structural Recursion - -**Theorem 9.2**: Structural recursion on well-founded data types terminates. - -AffineScript can verify totality for: -- Primitive recursion on naturals -- Structural recursion on algebraic data types -- Recursion with explicit well-founded measures - -### 9.3 Totality Checker - -`[IMPL-DEP: termination-checker]` - -Approach: -1. Check for structural recursion -2. Verify decreasing arguments -3. For complex recursion, require explicit measure - -## 10. Space Complexity - -### 10.1 Type Representation - -**Theorem 10.1**: Types may grow exponentially with let-polymorphism. - -**Mitigation**: Use sharing (DAG representation) for O(n) space. - -### 10.2 Context Representation - -**Theorem 10.2**: Contexts require O(n) space for n bindings. - -### 10.3 Proof Terms - -For dependent types with proof terms, space is proportional to proof size. - -**Mitigation**: Erase proofs at runtime (zero-quantity). - -## 11. Parallelization - -### 11.1 Type Checking Parallelization - -**Theorem 11.1**: Type checking is parallelizable at module boundaries. - -**Speedup**: O(n/p) with p processors for n modules. - -### 11.2 Effect Inference Parallelization - -Effect constraints can be gathered in parallel, solved centrally. - -### 11.3 SMT Query Parallelization - -Independent refinement checks can run in parallel. - -## 12. Algorithmic Optimizations - -### 12.1 Incremental Type Checking - -On program modification: -- Re-check only affected parts -- Cache type inference results -- Complexity: O(Δ) where Δ is change size - -### 12.2 Lazy Normalization - -Normalize type-level terms on demand: -- Cache normal forms -- Share subterms - -### 12.3 Constraint Solving Strategies - -For type inference: -- Use union-find for equality constraints -- Solve in dependency order -- Fail fast on conflicts - -## 13. Worst-Case Examples - -### 13.1 Type Inference Blowup - -```affinescript -let f1 = λx. (x, x) -let f2 = λx. f1(f1(x)) -let f3 = λx. f2(f2(x)) -// Type of f3 has size 2^8 = 256 -``` - -### 13.2 Row Unification Explosion - -```affinescript -fn f[α, β, γ, δ, ε]( - r: {a: α, b: β, c: γ, d: δ, e: ε, ..ρ} -) -> ... -``` - -Many constraints from one signature. - -### 13.3 Refinement Timeout - -```affinescript -fn complex( - x: {v: Int | is_prime(v) ∧ v > 10^100} -) -> ... -``` - -SMT may timeout on complex predicates. - -## 14. Implementation Recommendations - -1. **Use sharing** for type representation -2. **Implement incremental checking** for IDE support -3. **Set SMT timeouts** for refinements -4. **Cache results** aggressively -5. **Parallelize** across modules -6. **Stratify** type-level computation -7. **Provide escape hatches** (unsafe blocks, assertions) - -## 15. Open Problems - -1. **Optimal type inference** with row polymorphism -2. **Practical nonlinear arithmetic** for refinements -3. **Automatic termination analysis** for complex recursion -4. **Principal types** for dependent types -5. **Optimal borrow checking** algorithm - -## 16. References - -1. Henglein, F. (1993). Type Inference with Polymorphic Recursion. *TOPLAS*. -2. Kfoury, A. J., Tiuryn, J., & Urzyczyn, P. (1993). The Undecidability of the Semi-unification Problem. *I&C*. -3. Pottier, F. (2014). Hindley-Milner Elaboration in Applicative Style. *ICFP*. -4. Rondon, P., Kawaguchi, M., & Jhala, R. (2008). Liquid Types. *PLDI*. -5. De Moura, L., & Bjørner, N. (2008). Z3: An Efficient SMT Solver. *TACAS*. -6. Weiss, A., et al. (2019). Oxide: The Essence of Rust. *arXiv*. - ---- - -**Document Metadata**: -- This document is theoretical analysis -- Implementation guidance: See `[IMPL-DEP]` markers diff --git a/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/logic-foundations.md b/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/logic-foundations.adoc similarity index 55% rename from docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/logic-foundations.md rename to docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/logic-foundations.adoc index 8ee07963..dfd57e48 100644 --- a/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/logic-foundations.md +++ b/docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/logic-foundations.adoc @@ -1,483 +1,534 @@ -# Logic Foundations of AffineScript +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Logic Foundations of AffineScript -**Document Version**: 1.0 -**Last Updated**: 2024 -**Status**: Complete theoretical framework +*Document Version*: 1.0 *Last Updated*: 2024 *Status*: Complete +theoretical framework -## Abstract +== Abstract -This document presents the logical foundations of AffineScript's type system through the lens of the Curry-Howard correspondence. We establish connections between AffineScript types and logical propositions, programs and proofs, type checking and proof checking. +This document presents the logical foundations of AffineScript’s type +system through the lens of the Curry-Howard correspondence. We establish +connections between AffineScript types and logical propositions, +programs and proofs, type checking and proof checking. -## 1. Introduction +== 1. Introduction The Curry-Howard correspondence reveals deep connections: -| Type Theory | Logic | -|-------------|-------| -| Types | Propositions | -| Programs | Proofs | -| Type checking | Proof checking | -| Type inhabitation | Provability | -| Normalization | Cut elimination | +[cols=",",options="header",] +|=== +|Type Theory |Logic +|Types |Propositions +|Programs |Proofs +|Type checking |Proof checking +|Type inhabitation |Provability +|Normalization |Cut elimination +|=== -AffineScript extends this to: -- Quantitative types ↔ Linear logic -- Effects ↔ Modal logic / Computational interpretations -- Ownership ↔ Affine/linear logic +AffineScript extends this to: - Quantitative types ↔ Linear logic - +Effects ↔ Modal logic / Computational interpretations - Ownership ↔ +Affine/linear logic -## 2. Propositional Logic +== 2. Propositional Logic -### 2.1 Intuitionistic Propositional Logic +=== 2.1 Intuitionistic Propositional Logic -The simply-typed fragment corresponds to intuitionistic propositional logic: +The simply-typed fragment corresponds to intuitionistic propositional +logic: -| Type | Proposition | Connective | -|------|-------------|------------| -| `τ → σ` | P ⟹ Q | Implication | -| `τ × σ` | P ∧ Q | Conjunction | -| `τ + σ` | P ∨ Q | Disjunction | -| `Unit` | ⊤ | Truth | -| `Void` | ⊥ | Falsity | +[cols=",,",options="header",] +|=== +|Type |Proposition |Connective +|`τ → σ` |P ⟹ Q |Implication +|`τ × σ` |P ∧ Q |Conjunction +|`τ {plus} σ` |P ∨ Q |Disjunction +|`Unit` |⊤ |Truth +|`Void` |⊥ |Falsity +|=== -### 2.2 Introduction and Elimination Rules +=== 2.2 Introduction and Elimination Rules -**Implication**: -``` +*Implication*: + +.... Γ, P ⊢ Q Γ ⊢ P ⟹ Q Γ ⊢ P ─────────── ⟹I ───────────────────── ⟹E Γ ⊢ P ⟹ Q Γ ⊢ Q -``` +.... Corresponds to: -``` + +.... Γ, x:τ ⊢ e : σ Γ ⊢ f : τ → σ Γ ⊢ a : τ ───────────────── ──────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ λx. e : τ → σ Γ ⊢ f a : σ -``` +.... + +*Conjunction*: -**Conjunction**: -``` +.... Γ ⊢ P Γ ⊢ Q Γ ⊢ P ∧ Q Γ ⊢ P ∧ Q ────────────── ∧I ───────── ∧E₁ ───────── ∧E₂ Γ ⊢ P ∧ Q Γ ⊢ P Γ ⊢ Q -``` +.... Corresponds to tuples: -``` + +.... Γ ⊢ e₁ : τ Γ ⊢ e₂ : σ Γ ⊢ e : τ × σ Γ ⊢ e : τ × σ ────────────────────── ────────────── ────────────── Γ ⊢ (e₁, e₂) : τ × σ Γ ⊢ fst e : τ Γ ⊢ snd e : σ -``` +.... + +*Disjunction*: -**Disjunction**: -``` +.... Γ ⊢ P Γ ⊢ Q Γ ⊢ P ∨ Q Γ, P ⊢ R Γ, Q ⊢ R ─────── ∨I₁ ─────── ∨I₂ ───────────────────────────────── ∨E Γ ⊢ P ∨ Q Γ ⊢ P ∨ Q Γ ⊢ R -``` +.... Corresponds to sum types: -``` + +.... Γ ⊢ e : τ Γ ⊢ e : σ Γ ⊢ e : τ + σ ... ─────────────── ─────────────── ─────────────────── Γ ⊢ inl e : τ + σ Γ ⊢ inr e : τ + σ Γ ⊢ case e ... : ρ -``` +.... -### 2.3 Negation +=== 2.3 Negation Negation is encoded as implication to falsity: -``` + +.... ¬P ≡ P → ⊥ -``` +.... In AffineScript: -```affinescript + +[source,affinescript] +---- type Not[P] = P -> Void fn absurd[A](v: Void) -> A { case v { } // empty case } -``` +---- -## 3. Predicate Logic +== 3. Predicate Logic -### 3.1 Universal Quantification +=== 3.1 Universal Quantification Polymorphism corresponds to universal quantification: -``` +.... ∀α. P(α) ↔ ∀α:Type. τ(α) -``` +.... -**Introduction**: -``` +*Introduction*: + +.... Γ ⊢ P(α) α not free in Γ Γ, α:Type ⊢ e : τ α ∉ FTV(Γ) ───────────────────────── ──────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ ∀α. P(α) Γ ⊢ Λα. e : ∀α. τ -``` +.... + +*Elimination*: -**Elimination**: -``` +.... Γ ⊢ ∀α. P(α) Γ ⊢ t : Type Γ ⊢ e : ∀α. τ Γ ⊢ σ : Type ──────────────────────────── ────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ P(t) Γ ⊢ e [σ] : τ[σ/α] -``` +.... -### 3.2 Existential Quantification +=== 3.2 Existential Quantification Existential types: -``` + +.... ∃α. P(α) ↔ ∃α:Type. τ(α) -``` +.... Corresponds to: -```affinescript + +[source,affinescript] +---- type Exists[F] = (α: Type, F[α]) // existential package -``` +---- Introduction (packing): -``` + +.... Γ ⊢ e : τ[σ/α] ────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ pack[σ](e) : ∃α. τ -``` +.... Elimination (unpacking): -``` + +.... Γ ⊢ e₁ : ∃α. τ Γ, α:Type, x:τ ⊢ e₂ : σ α ∉ FTV(σ) ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ unpack e₁ as (α, x) in e₂ : σ -``` +.... -## 4. Linear Logic +== 4. Linear Logic -### 4.1 Linear Connectives +=== 4.1 Linear Connectives -AffineScript's quantitative types correspond to linear logic: +AffineScript’s quantitative types correspond to linear logic: -| Quantity | Linear Logic | -|----------|--------------| -| 0 | Erasure (?) | -| 1 | Linear (exact) | -| ω | Exponential (!) | +[cols=",",options="header",] +|=== +|Quantity |Linear Logic +|0 |Erasure (?) +|1 |Linear (exact) +|ω |Exponential (!) +|=== -| Type | Linear Connective | -|------|-------------------| -| `τ ⊸ σ` | Linear implication | -| `τ ⊗ σ` | Multiplicative conjunction (tensor) | -| `τ & σ` | Additive conjunction (with) | -| `τ ⊕ σ` | Additive disjunction (plus) | -| `!τ` | Of course (exponential) | -| `?τ` | Why not (dual exponential) | +[cols=",",options="header",] +|=== +|Type |Linear Connective +|`τ ⊸ σ` |Linear implication +|`τ ⊗ σ` |Multiplicative conjunction (tensor) +|`τ & σ` |Additive conjunction (with) +|`τ ⊕ σ` |Additive disjunction (plus) +|`!τ` |Of course (exponential) +|`?τ` |Why not (dual exponential) +|=== -### 4.2 Linear Implication +=== 4.2 Linear Implication -``` +.... Γ, x:τ ⊢ e : σ x used exactly once in e ────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ λx. e : τ ⊸ σ -``` +.... -### 4.3 Multiplicative Conjunction +=== 4.3 Multiplicative Conjunction Both components must be used: -``` + +.... Γ ⊢ e₁ : τ Δ ⊢ e₂ : σ ───────────────────────── Γ, Δ ⊢ (e₁, e₂) : τ ⊗ σ -``` +.... -### 4.4 Exponential Modality +=== 4.4 Exponential Modality The `!` modality allows unrestricted use: -``` + +.... !τ ≡ ω τ (omega quantity) -``` +.... Rules: -``` + +.... Γ ⊢ e : τ !Γ ⊢ e : τ ───────────── ───────────── !Γ ⊢ e : τ Γ ⊢ e : !τ (contraction) (promotion) -``` +.... -### 4.5 Affine Logic +=== 4.5 Affine Logic AffineScript is actually affine (can drop, not required to use): -``` + +.... Γ, x:τ ⊢ e : σ x not used ──────────────────────────── Γ, x:τ ⊢ e : σ (weakening allowed) -``` +.... -## 5. Dependent Types as Logic +== 5. Dependent Types as Logic -### 5.1 Dependent Product (Π-Types) +=== 5.1 Dependent Product (Π-Types) -``` +.... Π(x:A). B(x) ↔ ∀x:A. P(x) -``` +.... Full predicate logic: -``` + +.... Γ, x:A ⊢ P(x) x ∉ FV(Γ) ────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ ∀x:A. P(x) -``` +.... -### 5.2 Dependent Sum (Σ-Types) +=== 5.2 Dependent Sum (Σ-Types) -``` +.... Σ(x:A). B(x) ↔ ∃x:A. P(x) -``` +.... Existential quantification over terms. -### 5.3 Identity Types +=== 5.3 Identity Types Propositional equality: -``` + +.... a = b : A ↔ a == b : Type -``` +.... The type `a == b` is inhabited iff a and b are definitionally equal. -### 5.4 Propositions as Types +=== 5.4 Propositions as Types + +*Theorem 5.1 (Curry-Howard for Dependent Types)*: -**Theorem 5.1 (Curry-Howard for Dependent Types)**: -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e : τ iff Γ ⊢ τ : Prop and e is a proof of τ -``` +.... -## 6. Modal Logic +== 6. Modal Logic -### 6.1 Necessity and Possibility +=== 6.1 Necessity and Possibility Effects can be viewed through modal logic: -| Modal | Effect | -|-------|--------| -| □P (necessarily P) | Pure computation | -| ◇P (possibly P) | Effectful computation | +[cols=",",options="header",] +|=== +|Modal |Effect +|□P (necessarily P) |Pure computation +|◇P (possibly P) |Effectful computation +|=== + +=== 6.2 Computational Interpretations -### 6.2 Computational Interpretations +Moggi’s computational lambda calculus: -Moggi's computational lambda calculus: -``` +.... T(A) ≡ computation that may produce A -``` +.... Effects as modalities: -``` + +.... ⊢ e : A (pure: e is of type A) ⊢ e : T(A) (effectful: e computes to type A) -``` +.... -### 6.3 Graded Modalities +=== 6.3 Graded Modalities Quantities as graded modalities: -``` + +.... □_π A (A used with quantity π) -``` +.... -## 7. Refinement Types as Subset Logic +== 7. Refinement Types as Subset Logic -### 7.1 Comprehension +=== 7.1 Comprehension Refinement types correspond to set comprehension: -``` + +.... {x: τ | φ} ↔ {x ∈ ⟦τ⟧ | φ(x)} -``` +.... -### 7.2 Subtyping as Implication +=== 7.2 Subtyping as Implication -``` +.... {x: τ | φ} <: {x: τ | ψ} iff ∀x:τ. φ(x) ⟹ ψ(x) -``` +.... -### 7.3 Verification Conditions +=== 7.3 Verification Conditions Refinement type checking generates logical formulas: -``` + +.... Γ ⊢ e : {x: τ | φ} generates ⟦Γ⟧ ⟹ φ[⟦e⟧/x] -``` +.... -## 8. Proof Irrelevance +== 8. Proof Irrelevance -### 8.1 Erased Proofs +=== 8.1 Erased Proofs Proofs at quantity 0 are erased: -``` + +.... (0 pf : P) → Q -- proof pf is erased at runtime -``` +.... -### 8.2 Proof Irrelevance +=== 8.2 Proof Irrelevance For propositions (types with at most one inhabitant): -``` + +.... ∀p₁, p₂ : P. p₁ = p₂ -``` +.... Proofs are unique, so they can be erased. -### 8.3 SProp (Strict Propositions) +=== 8.3 SProp (Strict Propositions) Types that are proof-irrelevant: -```affinescript + +[source,affinescript] +---- SProp ⊂ Type -- strict propositions -``` +---- -## 9. Classical vs Intuitionistic +== 9. Classical vs Intuitionistic -### 9.1 Constructive Mathematics +=== 9.1 Constructive Mathematics -AffineScript is constructive: -- Proofs are programs -- Existence proofs provide witnesses -- No excluded middle +AffineScript is constructive: - Proofs are programs - Existence proofs +provide witnesses - No excluded middle -### 9.2 Excluded Middle +=== 9.2 Excluded Middle The law of excluded middle is not provable: -``` + +.... -- This type is not inhabited in general: type LEM[P] = Either[P, Not[P]] -``` +.... -### 9.3 Double Negation +=== 9.3 Double Negation Double negation elimination is not valid: -``` + +.... -- Cannot implement: fn dne[P](nnp: Not[Not[P]]) -> P { ... } -``` +.... But double negation translation is possible for classical reasoning. -### 9.4 Axiom of Choice +=== 9.4 Axiom of Choice The axiom of choice: -``` + +.... -- Can be stated but not proven: fn choice[A, B]( f: (a: A) -> Exists[λb. R(a, b)] ) -> Exists[λg. (a: A) -> R(a, g(a))] -``` +.... -## 10. Proof-Carrying Code +== 10. Proof-Carrying Code -### 10.1 Certified Programs +=== 10.1 Certified Programs Programs carry proofs of their properties: -```affinescript + +[source,affinescript] +---- fn certified_sort(xs: List[Int]) -> (ys: List[Int], pf: sorted(ys) ∧ permutation(xs, ys)) -``` +---- -### 10.2 Proof Extraction +=== 10.2 Proof Extraction Proofs can be extracted as programs: -``` + +.... ⊢ ∀x:Nat. ∃y:Nat. x < y ↓ (extract) succ : Nat → Nat -``` +.... -### 10.3 Program Verification +=== 10.3 Program Verification Verified by construction: -```affinescript + +[source,affinescript] +---- fn verified_div( x: Int, y: {v: Int | v ≠ 0}, 0 _: y ≠ 0 -- proof (erased) ) -> Int -``` +---- -## 11. Consistency +== 11. Consistency -### 11.1 Logical Consistency +=== 11.1 Logical Consistency -**Theorem 11.1**: The type `Void` is uninhabited in AffineScript. +*Theorem 11.1*: The type `Void` is uninhabited in AffineScript. -``` +.... ⊬ e : Void for any closed e -``` +.... -**Proof**: By strong normalization and inspection of canonical forms. ∎ +*Proof*: By strong normalization and inspection of canonical forms. ∎ -### 11.2 Relative Consistency +=== 11.2 Relative Consistency -**Theorem 11.2**: AffineScript's type system is consistent relative to: -- Martin-Löf Type Theory (for dependent types) -- Linear Logic (for quantities) -- Classical set theory (for semantics) +*Theorem 11.2*: AffineScript’s type system is consistent relative to: - +Martin-Löf Type Theory (for dependent types) - Linear Logic (for +quantities) - Classical set theory (for semantics) -### 11.3 Adding Axioms +=== 11.3 Adding Axioms Care must be taken with axioms: -```affinescript + +[source,affinescript] +---- -- DANGEROUS: Makes system inconsistent axiom absurd : Void -``` +---- -Safe axioms include: -- Functional extensionality -- Propositional extensionality -- Univalence (with care) +Safe axioms include: - Functional extensionality - Propositional +extensionality - Univalence (with care) -## 12. Proof Automation +== 12. Proof Automation -### 12.1 Tactics +=== 12.1 Tactics -Proof search strategies: -- `auto`: Automatic proof search -- `simp`: Simplification -- `induction`: Structural induction -- `smt`: SMT solver invocation +Proof search strategies: - `auto`: Automatic proof search - `simp`: +Simplification - `induction`: Structural induction - `smt`: SMT solver +invocation -### 12.2 Decision Procedures +=== 12.2 Decision Procedures -Automated for: -- Propositional logic (SAT) -- Linear arithmetic (LIA) -- Presburger arithmetic -- Equality reasoning (congruence closure) +Automated for: - Propositional logic (SAT) - Linear arithmetic (LIA) - +Presburger arithmetic - Equality reasoning (congruence closure) -### 12.3 Interactive Proofs +=== 12.3 Interactive Proofs For complex proofs: -```affinescript + +[source,affinescript] +---- theorem example : ∀n:Nat. n + 0 = n := by intro n induction n with | zero => refl | succ n ih => simp [add_succ, ih] -``` +---- -`[IMPL-DEP: proof-assistant]` Interactive proof mode pending. +`++[++IMPL-DEP: proof-assistant++]++` Interactive proof mode pending. -## 13. Related Work +== 13. Related Work -1. **Curry-Howard**: Curry (1934), Howard (1980) -2. **Linear Logic**: Girard (1987) -3. **Martin-Löf Type Theory**: Martin-Löf (1984) -4. **Calculus of Constructions**: Coquand & Huet (1988) -5. **Propositions as Types**: Wadler (2015) -6. **Linear Type Theory**: Pfenning et al. +[arabic] +. *Curry-Howard*: Curry (1934), Howard (1980) +. *Linear Logic*: Girard (1987) +. *Martin-Löf Type Theory*: Martin-Löf (1984) +. *Calculus of Constructions*: Coquand & Huet (1988) +. *Propositions as Types*: Wadler (2015) +. *Linear Type Theory*: Pfenning et al. -## 14. References +== 14. References -1. Howard, W. A. (1980). The Formulae-as-Types Notion of Construction. *Curry Festschrift*. -2. Girard, J.-Y. (1987). Linear Logic. *TCS*. -3. Martin-Löf, P. (1984). *Intuitionistic Type Theory*. Bibliopolis. -4. Wadler, P. (2015). Propositions as Types. *CACM*. -5. Pfenning, F., & Davies, R. (2001). A Judgmental Reconstruction of Modal Logic. *MSCS*. +[arabic] +. Howard, W. A. (1980). The Formulae-as-Types Notion of Construction. +_Curry Festschrift_. +. Girard, J.-Y. (1987). Linear Logic. _TCS_. +. Martin-Löf, P. (1984). _Intuitionistic Type Theory_. Bibliopolis. +. Wadler, P. (2015). Propositions as Types. _CACM_. +. Pfenning, F., & Davies, R. (2001). A Judgmental Reconstruction of +Modal Logic. _MSCS_. ---- +''''' -**Document Metadata**: -- This document is pure logic theory -- Implementation: Type checker provides the proof checker +*Document Metadata*: - This document is pure logic theory - +Implementation: Type checker provides the proof checker diff --git a/docs/academic/mechanized/agda/README.md b/docs/academic/mechanized/agda/README.adoc similarity index 71% rename from docs/academic/mechanized/agda/README.md rename to docs/academic/mechanized/agda/README.adoc index fbd97f13..14275111 100644 --- a/docs/academic/mechanized/agda/README.md +++ b/docs/academic/mechanized/agda/README.adoc @@ -1,12 +1,15 @@ -# AffineScript Agda Formalization +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Agda Formalization -**Status**: Stub / Planned +*Status*: Stub / Planned -This directory will contain the mechanized Agda proof development for AffineScript's metatheory. +This directory will contain the mechanized Agda proof development for +AffineScript’s metatheory. -## Planned Structure +== Planned Structure -``` +.... agda/ ├── AffineScript.agda -- Main module ├── Syntax/ @@ -32,16 +35,17 @@ agda/ └── Ownership/ ├── Model.agda -- Ownership model └── Borrowing.agda -- Borrow checking -``` +.... -## Dependencies +== Dependencies -- Agda 2.6.4+ -- agda-stdlib 2.0+ +* Agda 2.6.4{plus} +* agda-stdlib 2.0{plus} -## Building +== Building -```bash +[source,bash] +---- # Check all modules agda --safe AffineScript.agda @@ -50,31 +54,32 @@ agda --html AffineScript.agda # Check with flags agda --without-K --safe AffineScript.agda -``` +---- -## TODO +== TODO -### Phase 1: Core Language +=== Phase 1: Core Language -- [ ] Intrinsically-typed syntax -- [ ] Substitution via categories -- [ ] Progress and preservation +* [ ] Intrinsically-typed syntax +* [ ] Substitution via categories +* [ ] Progress and preservation -### Phase 2: Quantities +=== Phase 2: Quantities -- [ ] Semiring structure -- [ ] Graded contexts -- [ ] Quantity erasure +* [ ] Semiring structure +* [ ] Graded contexts +* [ ] Quantity erasure -### Phase 3: Effects +=== Phase 3: Effects -- [ ] Effect algebras -- [ ] Free monad interpretation -- [ ] Handler correctness +* [ ] Effect algebras +* [ ] Free monad interpretation +* [ ] Handler correctness -## Example Structure +== Example Structure -```agda +[source,agda] +---- -- Syntax/Types.agda module Syntax.Types where @@ -136,27 +141,28 @@ preservation : ∀ {τ} {e e' : Term 0 [] τ} preservation {e' = e'} _ = e' -- With intrinsically-typed syntax, preservation is "free"! -``` +---- -## Intrinsic vs Extrinsic Typing +== Intrinsic vs Extrinsic Typing -Agda is particularly well-suited for **intrinsically-typed** representations where: -- Terms are indexed by their types -- Ill-typed terms are not representable -- Preservation is automatic +Agda is particularly well-suited for *intrinsically-typed* +representations where: - Terms are indexed by their types - Ill-typed +terms are not representable - Preservation is automatic This makes many proofs trivial but requires more effort upfront. -## Advantages of Agda +== Advantages of Agda -1. **Dependent types**: Natural for indexed syntax -2. **Pattern matching**: Clean proof style -3. **Mixfix operators**: Readable syntax -4. **Unicode support**: Mathematical notation -5. **Cubical Agda**: Univalence if needed +[arabic] +. *Dependent types*: Natural for indexed syntax +. *Pattern matching*: Clean proof style +. *Mixfix operators*: Readable syntax +. *Unicode support*: Mathematical notation +. *Cubical Agda*: Univalence if needed -## References +== References -1. Programming Language Foundations in Agda (Wadler et al.) -2. Agda standard library documentation -3. Type Theory and Formal Proof (Nederpelt & Geuvers) +[arabic] +. Programming Language Foundations in Agda (Wadler et al.) +. Agda standard library documentation +. Type Theory and Formal Proof (Nederpelt & Geuvers) diff --git a/docs/academic/mechanized/coq/README.md b/docs/academic/mechanized/coq/README.adoc similarity index 63% rename from docs/academic/mechanized/coq/README.md rename to docs/academic/mechanized/coq/README.adoc index fc9f1fe4..1e7c08b4 100644 --- a/docs/academic/mechanized/coq/README.md +++ b/docs/academic/mechanized/coq/README.adoc @@ -1,12 +1,15 @@ -# AffineScript Coq Formalization +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Coq Formalization -**Status**: Stub / Planned +*Status*: Stub / Planned -This directory will contain the mechanized Coq proof development for AffineScript's metatheory. +This directory will contain the mechanized Coq proof development for +AffineScript’s metatheory. -## Planned Structure +== Planned Structure -``` +.... coq/ ├── Syntax.v -- Abstract syntax definitions ├── Typing.v -- Typing rules @@ -20,18 +23,19 @@ coq/ ├── Refinements.v -- Refinement types (axiomatized) ├── Semantics.v -- Denotational semantics └── Adequacy.v -- Adequacy theorem -``` +.... -## Dependencies +== Dependencies -- Coq 8.17+ -- MetaCoq (for reflection) -- stdpp (for common structures) -- iris (for concurrent separation logic, if needed) +* Coq 8.17{plus} +* MetaCoq (for reflection) +* stdpp (for common structures) +* iris (for concurrent separation logic, if needed) -## Building +== Building -```bash +[source,bash] +---- # Install dependencies opam install coq coq-stdpp @@ -40,53 +44,52 @@ make -j4 # Check specific file coqc -Q . AffineScript Typing.v -``` +---- -## TODO +== TODO -### Phase 1: Core Type System +=== Phase 1: Core Type System -- [ ] Define syntax (terms, types, contexts) -- [ ] Define typing judgments -- [ ] Prove substitution lemmas -- [ ] Prove progress theorem -- [ ] Prove preservation theorem +* [ ] Define syntax (terms, types, contexts) +* [ ] Define typing judgments +* [ ] Prove substitution lemmas +* [ ] Prove progress theorem +* [ ] Prove preservation theorem -### Phase 2: Quantitative Types +=== Phase 2: Quantitative Types -- [ ] Define quantity semiring -- [ ] Define context scaling and addition -- [ ] Prove quantity soundness (usage matches annotation) +* [ ] Define quantity semiring +* [ ] Define context scaling and addition +* [ ] Prove quantity soundness (usage matches annotation) -### Phase 3: Effects +=== Phase 3: Effects -- [ ] Define effect signatures -- [ ] Define handler typing -- [ ] Prove effect safety +* [ ] Define effect signatures +* [ ] Define handler typing +* [ ] Prove effect safety -### Phase 4: Ownership +=== Phase 4: Ownership -- [ ] Define ownership modalities -- [ ] Define borrow typing -- [ ] Prove memory safety properties +* [ ] Define ownership modalities +* [ ] Define borrow typing +* [ ] Prove memory safety properties -### Phase 5: Advanced Features +=== Phase 5: Advanced Features -- [ ] Row polymorphism -- [ ] Dependent types (stratified) -- [ ] Refinement types (axiomatized SMT) +* [ ] Row polymorphism +* [ ] Dependent types (stratified) +* [ ] Refinement types (axiomatized SMT) -## Proof Approach +== Proof Approach -We use: -1. **Locally nameless** representation for binding -2. **Intrinsically-typed syntax** where practical -3. **Small-step semantics** for operational behavior -4. **Logical relations** for semantic properties +We use: 1. *Locally nameless* representation for binding 2. +*Intrinsically-typed syntax* where practical 3. *Small-step semantics* +for operational behavior 4. *Logical relations* for semantic properties -## Example Proof Structure +== Example Proof Structure -```coq +[source,coq] +---- (* Syntax.v *) Inductive ty : Type := | TyUnit : ty @@ -159,11 +162,12 @@ Proof. eapply T_App; eauto. (* ... *) Qed. -``` +---- -## References +== References -1. Software Foundations (Pierce et al.) -2. MetaCoq documentation -3. Iris Proof Mode documentation -4. RustBelt Coq development +[arabic] +. Software Foundations (Pierce et al.) +. MetaCoq documentation +. Iris Proof Mode documentation +. RustBelt Coq development diff --git a/docs/academic/mechanized/lean/README.md b/docs/academic/mechanized/lean/README.adoc similarity index 73% rename from docs/academic/mechanized/lean/README.md rename to docs/academic/mechanized/lean/README.adoc index 19ec6b42..32f75b25 100644 --- a/docs/academic/mechanized/lean/README.md +++ b/docs/academic/mechanized/lean/README.adoc @@ -1,12 +1,15 @@ -# AffineScript Lean 4 Formalization +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Lean 4 Formalization -**Status**: Stub / Planned +*Status*: Stub / Planned -This directory will contain the mechanized Lean 4 proof development for AffineScript's metatheory. +This directory will contain the mechanized Lean 4 proof development for +AffineScript’s metatheory. -## Planned Structure +== Planned Structure -``` +.... lean/ ├── AffineScript.lean -- Main entry point ├── Syntax.lean -- Abstract syntax definitions @@ -19,17 +22,18 @@ lean/ ├── Ownership.lean -- Ownership model ├── Rows.lean -- Row polymorphism └── lakefile.lean -- Build configuration -``` +.... -## Dependencies +== Dependencies -- Lean 4.x -- Mathlib4 (for mathematical structures) -- Std4 (standard library) +* Lean 4.x +* Mathlib4 (for mathematical structures) +* Std4 (standard library) -## Building +== Building -```bash +[source,bash] +---- # Initialize lake project lake init AffineScript @@ -38,31 +42,32 @@ lake build # Check proofs lake env lean AffineScript.lean -``` +---- -## TODO +== TODO -### Phase 1: Core Definitions +=== Phase 1: Core Definitions -- [ ] Syntax with well-scoped indices -- [ ] Typing judgments as inductive families -- [ ] Decidable type checking +* [ ] Syntax with well-scoped indices +* [ ] Typing judgments as inductive families +* [ ] Decidable type checking -### Phase 2: Metatheory +=== Phase 2: Metatheory -- [ ] Substitution lemmas -- [ ] Progress and preservation -- [ ] Type safety corollary +* [ ] Substitution lemmas +* [ ] Progress and preservation +* [ ] Type safety corollary -### Phase 3: Advanced Features +=== Phase 3: Advanced Features -- [ ] Quantitative type theory -- [ ] Effect typing -- [ ] Ownership verification +* [ ] Quantitative type theory +* [ ] Effect typing +* [ ] Ownership verification -## Example Structure +== Example Structure -```lean +[source,lean] +---- -- Syntax.lean inductive Ty : Type where | unit : Ty @@ -142,17 +147,19 @@ theorem preservation {Γ e e' τ} | appR _ _ ih => cases ht with | app h₁ h₂ => exact .app h₁ (ih h₂) -``` +---- -## Advantages of Lean 4 +== Advantages of Lean 4 -1. **Decidable type checking**: Can compute types -2. **Metaprogramming**: Powerful tactic framework -3. **Performance**: Compiled tactics -4. **Interoperability**: Can call external tools +[arabic] +. *Decidable type checking*: Can compute types +. *Metaprogramming*: Powerful tactic framework +. *Performance*: Compiled tactics +. *Interoperability*: Can call external tools -## References +== References -1. Theorem Proving in Lean 4 -2. Mathematics in Lean -3. Lean 4 Metaprogramming +[arabic] +. Theorem Proving in Lean 4 +. Mathematics in Lean +. Lean 4 Metaprogramming diff --git a/docs/academic/proofs/coherence-parametricity.adoc b/docs/academic/proofs/coherence-parametricity.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d9152fcc --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/academic/proofs/coherence-parametricity.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,424 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Coherence and Parametricity Theorems + +*Document Version*: 1.0 *Last Updated*: 2024 *Status*: Complete +theoretical framework + +== Abstract + +This document establishes coherence and parametricity results for +AffineScript. Coherence ensures that semantically equivalent derivations +yield identical meanings. Parametricity (free theorems) characterizes +the behavior of polymorphic functions solely from their types. + +== 1. Introduction + +Two fundamental properties of well-designed type systems: + +[arabic] +. *Coherence*: Multiple typing derivations for the same term produce the +same semantic value +. *Parametricity*: Polymorphic functions are "`uniform`" across type +instantiations + +These properties enable equational reasoning and guarantee that types +accurately describe behavior. + +== 2. Coherence + +=== 2.1 The Coherence Problem + +When a term can be typed in multiple ways, do all derivations mean the +same thing? + +*Example*: With subtyping and coercions: + +.... +f : A → B, x : A' where A' <: A +───────────────────────────────── +f x : B +.... + +The coercion from A’ to A must be unique, or coherence fails. + +=== 2.2 Coherence for Simple Types + +*Theorem 2.1 (Simple Type Coherence)*: For simply-typed AffineScript +without subtyping: + +.... +If Γ ⊢ e : τ via derivations D₁ and D₂, then ⟦D₁⟧ = ⟦D₂⟧ +.... + +*Proof*: By induction on the structure of e. Each expression form has a +unique applicable rule. ∎ + +=== 2.3 Coherence for Polymorphism + +*Theorem 2.2 (Polymorphic Coherence)*: Type application and abstraction +are coherent. + +For `e : ∀α. τ`: + +.... +⟦e [σ₁]⟧ = ⟦e [σ₂]⟧ when σ₁ = σ₂ +.... + +*Proof*: Semantic interpretation of type abstraction is uniform. ∎ + +=== 2.4 Coherence for Row Polymorphism + +*Theorem 2.3 (Row Coherence)*: Record operations are independent of +field order. + +.... +⟦{a = 1, b = 2}⟧ = ⟦{b = 2, a = 1}⟧ +.... + +*Proof*: Records are interpreted as finite maps; order is immaterial. ∎ + +*Theorem 2.4 (Row Selection Coherence)*: For `e : ++{++l: τ ++|++ ρ}`: + +.... +⟦e.l⟧ is well-defined regardless of ρ +.... + +=== 2.5 Coherence for Effects + +*Theorem 2.5 (Effect Coherence)*: Effect row order does not affect +semantics. + +.... +⟦e : τ / E₁ | E₂ | ρ⟧ = ⟦e : τ / E₂ | E₁ | ρ⟧ +.... + +*Proof*: Effect rows are interpreted as sets of operations. ∎ + +*Theorem 2.6 (Handler Coherence)*: Handler clause order does not affect +behavior (for non-overlapping operations). + +=== 2.6 Coherence for Quantities + +*Theorem 2.7 (Quantity Coherence)*: Quantity annotations do not affect +runtime semantics. + +For quantity-compatible programs: + +.... +⟦0 x : τ ⊢ e⟧ = ⟦1 x : τ ⊢ e⟧ = ⟦ω x : τ ⊢ e⟧ +.... + +(when all are well-typed) + +*Proof*: Quantities are erased; only affect typing, not execution. ∎ + +=== 2.7 Coherence for Subtyping + +With structural subtyping, coercions must be coherent: + +*Theorem 2.8 (Subtyping Coherence)*: If τ ++<++: σ via multiple +derivations, the induced coercions are equal. + +For AffineScript with structural subtyping: - Record subtyping: width +and depth - Refinement subtyping: predicate implication + +*Proof*: By induction on subtyping derivations, showing coercions are +canonical. ∎ + +== 3. Parametricity + +=== 3.1 The Parametricity Principle + +Polymorphic functions cannot inspect their type arguments; they must +work "`uniformly.`" + +*Informal Statement*: A function `f : ∀α. F(α)` cannot distinguish +between types α. + +=== 3.2 Relational Interpretation + +Define a relational interpretation: + +*Type Relations*: + +.... +⟦α⟧_R = R (type variable: the relation parameter) +⟦Unit⟧_R = {((), ())} +⟦Bool⟧_R = {(true, true), (false, false)} +⟦Int⟧_R = {(n, n) | n ∈ Z} +⟦τ → σ⟧_R = {(f, g) | ∀(a, b) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R. (f a, g b) ∈ ⟦σ⟧_R} +⟦τ × σ⟧_R = {((a₁, a₂), (b₁, b₂)) | (a₁, b₁) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R ∧ (a₂, b₂) ∈ ⟦σ⟧_R} +⟦∀α. τ⟧_R = {(f, g) | ∀A, B : Type. ∀R ⊆ A × B. (f[A], g[B]) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R[R/α]} +.... + +=== 3.3 Fundamental Property + +*Theorem 3.1 (Parametricity / Abstraction Theorem)*: For any `⊢ e : τ` +and relational interpretation: + +.... +(⟦e⟧, ⟦e⟧) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R +.... + +*Proof*: By induction on typing derivation. + +_Case Var_: `(⟦x⟧ρ₁, ⟦x⟧ρ₂) ∈ R++_++τ` by assumption on related +environments. + +_Case Lam_: For `λx. e : τ → σ`, need to show: + +.... +∀(a, b) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R. (⟦e⟧[a/x], ⟦e⟧[b/x]) ∈ ⟦σ⟧_R +.... + +By IH on e with extended related environments. ✓ + +_Case TyAbs_: For `Λα. e : ∀α. τ`, need to show: + +.... +∀A, B, R. (⟦e⟧[A/α], ⟦e⟧[B/α]) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R[R/α] +.... + +By IH on e with R as the interpretation of α. ✓ + +∎ + +=== 3.4 Free Theorems + +From parametricity, we derive "`free theorems`" about polymorphic +functions: + +*Theorem 3.2 (Identity Free Theorem)*: For `id : ∀α. α → α`: + +.... +id = λx. x +.... + +*Proof*: By parametricity, for any R ⊆ A × B and (a, b) ∈ R: + +.... +(id_A a, id_B b) ∈ R +.... + +Setting R = ++{++(a, id++_++B a)}, we get id++_++A a = a. ∎ + +*Theorem 3.3 (Map Free Theorem)*: For +`f : ∀α β. (α → β) → List++[++α++]++ → List++[++β++]++`: + +.... +f g ∘ map h = map (g ∘ h) +.... + +(f distributes over map) + +*Theorem 3.4 (Fold Free Theorem)*: For +`fold : ∀α β. (α → β → β) → β → List++[++α++]++ → β`: + +.... +fold f z ∘ map g = fold (f ∘ g) z +.... + +=== 3.5 Parametricity for Rows + +*Theorem 3.5 (Row Parametricity)*: For `f : ∀ρ. ++{++l: τ ++|++ ρ} → σ`: + +.... +f is independent of fields other than l +.... + +*Example*: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn get_name[ρ](r: {name: String | ρ}) -> String { + r.name +} +---- + +By parametricity, `get++_++name` cannot observe or use any field other +than `name`. + +=== 3.6 Parametricity for Effects + +*Theorem 3.6 (Effect Parametricity)*: For +`f : ∀ε. (() →++{++ε} A) → (() →++{++ε} B)`: + +.... +f cannot perform or suppress effects in ε +.... + +f can only transform the result; effects pass through unchanged. + +=== 3.7 Parametricity and Quantities + +*Theorem 3.7 (Quantity Parametricity)*: Quantity-polymorphic functions +respect usage: + +For `f : ∀π. (π x : τ) → σ`: - At π = 0: x is not used - At π = 1: x is +used exactly once - At π = ω: x may be used arbitrarily + +=== 3.8 Parametricity for Refinements + +*Theorem 3.8*: Parametricity extends to refinement types via logical +relations. + +For `f : ∀α. ++{++x: α ++|++ P(x)} → ++{++y: α ++|++ Q(y)}`: + +.... +∀x. P(x) ⟹ Q(f x) +.... + +The predicate transformer is derivable from the type. + +== 4. Applications + +=== 4.1 Program Equivalence + +Use parametricity to prove program equivalences: + +*Example*: `reverse ∘ reverse = id` (for lists) + +*Proof*: By parametricity and induction. ∎ + +=== 4.2 Optimization Validity + +Parametricity justifies optimizations: + +*Example*: Fusion + +.... +map f ∘ map g = map (f ∘ g) +.... + +=== 4.3 Representation Independence + +Parametricity ensures abstract types hide representation: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +module Set[A] { + type T -- abstract + fn empty() -> T + fn insert(x: A, s: T) -> T + fn member(x: A, s: T) -> Bool +} +---- + +Clients cannot distinguish implementations (list vs tree). + +=== 4.4 Security Properties + +Parametricity implies information flow properties: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn secure[α](secret: α, public: Int) -> Int +---- + +By parametricity, the result cannot depend on `secret`. + +== 5. Limitations + +=== 5.1 Effects Break Parametricity + +Unrestricted effects can break parametricity: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// BAD: breaks parametricity if allowed +fn bad[α](x: α) -> String / IO { + print(type_of(x)) // type introspection + "done" +} +---- + +AffineScript prevents this by not having `type++_++of` or similar +primitives. + +=== 5.2 General Recursion + +Non-termination weakens parametricity: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn loop[α]() -> α { + loop() // non-terminating +} +---- + +Total functions satisfy stronger parametricity. + +=== 5.3 Unsafe Operations + +`unsafe` blocks can break all guarantees: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn bad[α](x: α) -> Int / unsafe { + unsafe { transmute(x) } +} +---- + +Parametricity holds only outside `unsafe`. + +== 6. Formal Statements + +=== 6.1 Coherence Theorem (Full) + +*Theorem 6.1 (Full Coherence)*: For AffineScript with all features: + +If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` via derivations D₁ and D₂, then: + +.... +⟦D₁⟧_η = ⟦D₂⟧_η +.... + +for any environment η satisfying Γ. + +Conditions: - No `unsafe` blocks - All coercions are canonical - Effects +are handled + +=== 6.2 Parametricity Theorem (Full) + +*Theorem 6.2 (Full Parametricity)*: For a well-typed closed term +`⊢ e : τ`: + +.... +(⟦e⟧, ⟦e⟧) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_{id} +.... + +where ⟦_⟧_++{++id} is the identity relational interpretation. + +For open terms, with related substitutions: + +.... +(⟦e⟧ρ₁, ⟦e⟧ρ₂) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R when ρ₁ R_Γ ρ₂ +.... + +== 7. Related Work + +[arabic] +. *Reynolds (1983)*: Types, Abstraction, and Parametric Polymorphism +. *Wadler (1989)*: Theorems for Free! +. *Plotkin & Abadi (1993)*: A Logic for Parametric Polymorphism +. *Dreyer et al. (2010)*: Logical Relations for Fine-Grained Concurrency +. *Ahmed et al. (2017)*: Parametricity and Local State + +== 8. References + +[arabic] +. Reynolds, J. C. (1983). Types, Abstraction and Parametric +Polymorphism. _IFIP_. +. Wadler, P. (1989). Theorems for Free! _FPCA_. +. Plotkin, G., & Abadi, M. (1993). A Logic for Parametric Polymorphism. +_TLCA_. +. Wadler, P., & Blott, S. (1989). How to Make Ad-Hoc Polymorphism Less +Ad Hoc. _POPL_. +. Ahmed, A. (2006). Step-Indexed Syntactic Logical Relations for +Recursive and Quantified Types. _ESOP_. + +''''' + +*Document Metadata*: - Pure theory; no implementation dependencies - +Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Parametricity.v` (stub) diff --git a/docs/academic/proofs/coherence-parametricity.md b/docs/academic/proofs/coherence-parametricity.md deleted file mode 100644 index 0ce7d46f..00000000 --- a/docs/academic/proofs/coherence-parametricity.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,363 +0,0 @@ -# Coherence and Parametricity Theorems - -**Document Version**: 1.0 -**Last Updated**: 2024 -**Status**: Complete theoretical framework - -## Abstract - -This document establishes coherence and parametricity results for AffineScript. Coherence ensures that semantically equivalent derivations yield identical meanings. Parametricity (free theorems) characterizes the behavior of polymorphic functions solely from their types. - -## 1. Introduction - -Two fundamental properties of well-designed type systems: - -1. **Coherence**: Multiple typing derivations for the same term produce the same semantic value -2. **Parametricity**: Polymorphic functions are "uniform" across type instantiations - -These properties enable equational reasoning and guarantee that types accurately describe behavior. - -## 2. Coherence - -### 2.1 The Coherence Problem - -When a term can be typed in multiple ways, do all derivations mean the same thing? - -**Example**: With subtyping and coercions: -``` -f : A → B, x : A' where A' <: A -───────────────────────────────── -f x : B -``` - -The coercion from A' to A must be unique, or coherence fails. - -### 2.2 Coherence for Simple Types - -**Theorem 2.1 (Simple Type Coherence)**: For simply-typed AffineScript without subtyping: -``` -If Γ ⊢ e : τ via derivations D₁ and D₂, then ⟦D₁⟧ = ⟦D₂⟧ -``` - -**Proof**: By induction on the structure of e. Each expression form has a unique applicable rule. ∎ - -### 2.3 Coherence for Polymorphism - -**Theorem 2.2 (Polymorphic Coherence)**: Type application and abstraction are coherent. - -For `e : ∀α. τ`: -``` -⟦e [σ₁]⟧ = ⟦e [σ₂]⟧ when σ₁ = σ₂ -``` - -**Proof**: Semantic interpretation of type abstraction is uniform. ∎ - -### 2.4 Coherence for Row Polymorphism - -**Theorem 2.3 (Row Coherence)**: Record operations are independent of field order. - -``` -⟦{a = 1, b = 2}⟧ = ⟦{b = 2, a = 1}⟧ -``` - -**Proof**: Records are interpreted as finite maps; order is immaterial. ∎ - -**Theorem 2.4 (Row Selection Coherence)**: For `e : {l: τ | ρ}`: -``` -⟦e.l⟧ is well-defined regardless of ρ -``` - -### 2.5 Coherence for Effects - -**Theorem 2.5 (Effect Coherence)**: Effect row order does not affect semantics. - -``` -⟦e : τ / E₁ | E₂ | ρ⟧ = ⟦e : τ / E₂ | E₁ | ρ⟧ -``` - -**Proof**: Effect rows are interpreted as sets of operations. ∎ - -**Theorem 2.6 (Handler Coherence)**: Handler clause order does not affect behavior (for non-overlapping operations). - -### 2.6 Coherence for Quantities - -**Theorem 2.7 (Quantity Coherence)**: Quantity annotations do not affect runtime semantics. - -For quantity-compatible programs: -``` -⟦0 x : τ ⊢ e⟧ = ⟦1 x : τ ⊢ e⟧ = ⟦ω x : τ ⊢ e⟧ -``` - -(when all are well-typed) - -**Proof**: Quantities are erased; only affect typing, not execution. ∎ - -### 2.7 Coherence for Subtyping - -With structural subtyping, coercions must be coherent: - -**Theorem 2.8 (Subtyping Coherence)**: If τ <: σ via multiple derivations, the induced coercions are equal. - -For AffineScript with structural subtyping: -- Record subtyping: width and depth -- Refinement subtyping: predicate implication - -**Proof**: By induction on subtyping derivations, showing coercions are canonical. ∎ - -## 3. Parametricity - -### 3.1 The Parametricity Principle - -Polymorphic functions cannot inspect their type arguments; they must work "uniformly." - -**Informal Statement**: A function `f : ∀α. F(α)` cannot distinguish between types α. - -### 3.2 Relational Interpretation - -Define a relational interpretation: - -**Type Relations**: -``` -⟦α⟧_R = R (type variable: the relation parameter) -⟦Unit⟧_R = {((), ())} -⟦Bool⟧_R = {(true, true), (false, false)} -⟦Int⟧_R = {(n, n) | n ∈ Z} -⟦τ → σ⟧_R = {(f, g) | ∀(a, b) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R. (f a, g b) ∈ ⟦σ⟧_R} -⟦τ × σ⟧_R = {((a₁, a₂), (b₁, b₂)) | (a₁, b₁) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R ∧ (a₂, b₂) ∈ ⟦σ⟧_R} -⟦∀α. τ⟧_R = {(f, g) | ∀A, B : Type. ∀R ⊆ A × B. (f[A], g[B]) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R[R/α]} -``` - -### 3.3 Fundamental Property - -**Theorem 3.1 (Parametricity / Abstraction Theorem)**: For any `⊢ e : τ` and relational interpretation: -``` -(⟦e⟧, ⟦e⟧) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R -``` - -**Proof**: By induction on typing derivation. - -*Case Var*: `(⟦x⟧ρ₁, ⟦x⟧ρ₂) ∈ R_τ` by assumption on related environments. - -*Case Lam*: For `λx. e : τ → σ`, need to show: -``` -∀(a, b) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R. (⟦e⟧[a/x], ⟦e⟧[b/x]) ∈ ⟦σ⟧_R -``` -By IH on e with extended related environments. ✓ - -*Case TyAbs*: For `Λα. e : ∀α. τ`, need to show: -``` -∀A, B, R. (⟦e⟧[A/α], ⟦e⟧[B/α]) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R[R/α] -``` -By IH on e with R as the interpretation of α. ✓ - -∎ - -### 3.4 Free Theorems - -From parametricity, we derive "free theorems" about polymorphic functions: - -**Theorem 3.2 (Identity Free Theorem)**: For `id : ∀α. α → α`: -``` -id = λx. x -``` - -**Proof**: By parametricity, for any R ⊆ A × B and (a, b) ∈ R: -``` -(id_A a, id_B b) ∈ R -``` -Setting R = {(a, id_B a)}, we get id_A a = a. ∎ - -**Theorem 3.3 (Map Free Theorem)**: For `f : ∀α β. (α → β) → List[α] → List[β]`: -``` -f g ∘ map h = map (g ∘ h) -``` - -(f distributes over map) - -**Theorem 3.4 (Fold Free Theorem)**: For `fold : ∀α β. (α → β → β) → β → List[α] → β`: -``` -fold f z ∘ map g = fold (f ∘ g) z -``` - -### 3.5 Parametricity for Rows - -**Theorem 3.5 (Row Parametricity)**: For `f : ∀ρ. {l: τ | ρ} → σ`: -``` -f is independent of fields other than l -``` - -**Example**: -```affinescript -fn get_name[ρ](r: {name: String | ρ}) -> String { - r.name -} -``` - -By parametricity, `get_name` cannot observe or use any field other than `name`. - -### 3.6 Parametricity for Effects - -**Theorem 3.6 (Effect Parametricity)**: For `f : ∀ε. (() →{ε} A) → (() →{ε} B)`: -``` -f cannot perform or suppress effects in ε -``` - -f can only transform the result; effects pass through unchanged. - -### 3.7 Parametricity and Quantities - -**Theorem 3.7 (Quantity Parametricity)**: Quantity-polymorphic functions respect usage: - -For `f : ∀π. (π x : τ) → σ`: -- At π = 0: x is not used -- At π = 1: x is used exactly once -- At π = ω: x may be used arbitrarily - -### 3.8 Parametricity for Refinements - -**Theorem 3.8**: Parametricity extends to refinement types via logical relations. - -For `f : ∀α. {x: α | P(x)} → {y: α | Q(y)}`: -``` -∀x. P(x) ⟹ Q(f x) -``` - -The predicate transformer is derivable from the type. - -## 4. Applications - -### 4.1 Program Equivalence - -Use parametricity to prove program equivalences: - -**Example**: `reverse ∘ reverse = id` (for lists) - -**Proof**: By parametricity and induction. ∎ - -### 4.2 Optimization Validity - -Parametricity justifies optimizations: - -**Example**: Fusion -``` -map f ∘ map g = map (f ∘ g) -``` - -### 4.3 Representation Independence - -Parametricity ensures abstract types hide representation: - -```affinescript -module Set[A] { - type T -- abstract - fn empty() -> T - fn insert(x: A, s: T) -> T - fn member(x: A, s: T) -> Bool -} -``` - -Clients cannot distinguish implementations (list vs tree). - -### 4.4 Security Properties - -Parametricity implies information flow properties: - -```affinescript -fn secure[α](secret: α, public: Int) -> Int -``` - -By parametricity, the result cannot depend on `secret`. - -## 5. Limitations - -### 5.1 Effects Break Parametricity - -Unrestricted effects can break parametricity: - -```affinescript -// BAD: breaks parametricity if allowed -fn bad[α](x: α) -> String / IO { - print(type_of(x)) // type introspection - "done" -} -``` - -AffineScript prevents this by not having `type_of` or similar primitives. - -### 5.2 General Recursion - -Non-termination weakens parametricity: - -```affinescript -fn loop[α]() -> α { - loop() // non-terminating -} -``` - -Total functions satisfy stronger parametricity. - -### 5.3 Unsafe Operations - -`unsafe` blocks can break all guarantees: - -```affinescript -fn bad[α](x: α) -> Int / unsafe { - unsafe { transmute(x) } -} -``` - -Parametricity holds only outside `unsafe`. - -## 6. Formal Statements - -### 6.1 Coherence Theorem (Full) - -**Theorem 6.1 (Full Coherence)**: For AffineScript with all features: - -If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` via derivations D₁ and D₂, then: -``` -⟦D₁⟧_η = ⟦D₂⟧_η -``` - -for any environment η satisfying Γ. - -Conditions: -- No `unsafe` blocks -- All coercions are canonical -- Effects are handled - -### 6.2 Parametricity Theorem (Full) - -**Theorem 6.2 (Full Parametricity)**: For a well-typed closed term `⊢ e : τ`: -``` -(⟦e⟧, ⟦e⟧) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_{id} -``` - -where ⟦_⟧_{id} is the identity relational interpretation. - -For open terms, with related substitutions: -``` -(⟦e⟧ρ₁, ⟦e⟧ρ₂) ∈ ⟦τ⟧_R when ρ₁ R_Γ ρ₂ -``` - -## 7. Related Work - -1. **Reynolds (1983)**: Types, Abstraction, and Parametric Polymorphism -2. **Wadler (1989)**: Theorems for Free! -3. **Plotkin & Abadi (1993)**: A Logic for Parametric Polymorphism -4. **Dreyer et al. (2010)**: Logical Relations for Fine-Grained Concurrency -5. **Ahmed et al. (2017)**: Parametricity and Local State - -## 8. References - -1. Reynolds, J. C. (1983). Types, Abstraction and Parametric Polymorphism. *IFIP*. -2. Wadler, P. (1989). Theorems for Free! *FPCA*. -3. Plotkin, G., & Abadi, M. (1993). A Logic for Parametric Polymorphism. *TLCA*. -4. Wadler, P., & Blott, S. (1989). How to Make Ad-Hoc Polymorphism Less Ad Hoc. *POPL*. -5. Ahmed, A. (2006). Step-Indexed Syntactic Logical Relations for Recursive and Quantified Types. *ESOP*. - ---- - -**Document Metadata**: -- Pure theory; no implementation dependencies -- Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Parametricity.v` (stub) diff --git a/docs/academic/proofs/db-theory-2-transaction-safety.adoc b/docs/academic/proofs/db-theory-2-transaction-safety.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c13530dc --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/academic/proofs/db-theory-2-transaction-safety.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,128 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += DB-Theory ++#++2 — Transaction Safety (Rollback-Discards-Writes) + +*Status*: Carrier wired (`stdlib/Transaction.affine`, codegen, Deno-ESM +smoke); formal proof obligation *pending upstream against +`hyperpolymath/echo-types`*. + +== 1. The obligation + +Let `Tx` be the opaque affine handle returned by `tx++_++begin(d: Db)` +in `stdlib/Transaction.affine`. Let `t : Tx` be such a handle, and let +`σ₀` be the database state immediately before `tx++_++begin(d)`. Let `W` +be the multiset of mutating SQL statements (`INSERT`, `UPDATE`, +`DELETE`, schema mutations) executed against `d` (or any handle aliased +through `tx++_++db(t)`) between `tx++_++begin(d)` and the consumption of +`t`. + +*Safety property ++#++DB-2.1 (rollback-discards-writes)*: if `t` is +consumed by `tx++_++rollback(t)`, then for every query `q` issued +against `d` _after_ the rollback, the answer to `q` is precisely the +answer it would have had over `σ₀` (i.e. as if `W` had never happened). + +*Safety property ++#++DB-2.2 (commit-promotes-writes)*: if `t` is +consumed by `tx++_++commit(t)`, then for every query `q` issued after +the commit, the answer is the same as serially applying `W` to `σ₀`. + +*Safety property ++#++DB-2.3 (savepoint locality)*: if a savepoint `s` +is opened with `tx++_++savepoint(t, s)`, mutations `W++_++s` are issued, +and then `tx++_++rollback++_++to(t, s)` is called, the database state +mid-transaction reverts to the state at `tx++_++savepoint(t, s)` while +leaving the outer transaction live. + +== 2. Echo-types audit (2026-06-01) + +Per owner directive, every proof in AffineScript must first audit +`hyperpolymath/echo-types`, reuse if applicable, extend upstream *with +proofs* if not, then cross-document. + +*Audit finding* (full report under +`tasklist/sub-agent reports/2026-06-01-transaction-echo-audit`): +echo-types has no Transaction-specific instantiation today, but carries +three reusable abstractions: + +[arabic] +. `EchoLinear.LEcho` {plus} the `weaken : LEcho linear → LEcho affine` +collapse map, with `no-section-weaken` proving no recovery after +weakening. +. `EchoSecurity.Security` record {plus} `exit-collapses-at` / +`audit-no-recovery-at` — the boundary-collapse template structurally +mirrors rollback-discards-writes. +. `EchoNoSectionGeneric.no-section-of-collapsing-map` — the generic +lemma the Transaction proof reduces to. + +== 3. Proposed upstream extension + +A new module `TransactionMutations.agda` in echo-types, structured as +follows: + +[source,agda] +---- +module TransactionMutations where + +-- The write-set carrier: an opaque set of mutations parametrised by +-- the table-type T being mutated. +record WriteSet (T : Set) : Set where + field + applied : List Mutation -- audit trail + -- Algebra: `empty`, `append`, `compose` give a monoid action on + -- DbState — the action and its laws are deferred to a separate + -- module to keep this carrier import-light. + +-- The rollback log is the witness that a WriteSet was discarded. +record RollbackLog {T : Set} (ws : WriteSet T) : Set where + field + discarded-at : Timestamp + -- The trivial receipt: rollback emits no recoverable signal. + receipt : Trivial + +-- The collapse map that powers the safety proof: every WriteSet +-- rolls back to the trivial receipt, and the generic +-- no-section-of-collapsing-map (already in echo-types) gives the +-- no-recovery lemma free. +rollback-collapses-at : + {T : Set} (ws : WriteSet T) → RollbackLog ws → Trivial +rollback-collapses-at _ _ = trivial + +rollback-discards-writes : + {T : Set} (ws : WriteSet T) → + EchoNoSectionGeneric.no-section-of (rollback-collapses-at ws) +rollback-discards-writes ws = no-section-of-collapsing-map _ +---- + +The Security-record instance lives in a sibling +`TransactionSecurity.agda`, parametrising `EchoSecurity.Security` by +`(Resource := WriteSet T)`, `(Receipt := RollbackLog ws)`, +`(exit := rollback-collapses-at ws)`. + +== 4. Cross-doc seam + +* AffineScript stdlib: `stdlib/Transaction.affine` carries the safety +obligation statement in its module-level docstring and references this +file by name. +* AffineScript codegen {plus} smoke: `lib/codegen++_++deno.ml` and +`tests/codegen-deno/transaction++_++smoke.++{++affine,harness.mjs}` +_witness_ the property at the Node runtime level by snapshotting tables +on `txBegin` and restoring on `txRollback`. The witness is not a proof — +it’s an executable check that the runtime mock observes the same +invariant the formal proof will eventually establish. +* Echo-types upstream: tracked at +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/echo-types/issues/174[`hyperpolymath/echo-types++#++174`] +— proposes the new `TransactionMutations.agda` module shape (and sibling +`TransactionSecurity.agda` providing the `Security` instance) reducing +to the existing `EchoNoSectionGeneric.no-section-of-collapsing-map`. +Acceptance criteria include zero new axioms (`Print Assumptions` clean) +and a back-link from the upstream commit SHA into this document. + +== 5. Why this matters + +Transactions are the canonical user-facing application of affine +resource discipline to data: the type system already enforces "`at most +one consumption`" of `Tx`, and the safety theorem closes the loop by +saying that the _one_ consumption that discards (rollback) is +observationally equivalent to never having started. This is the proof +every database textbook assumes — having it mechanised against an +echo-types carrier means AffineScript’s transaction surface inherits the +same "`no recovery from boundary collapse`" story echo-types already +proves for region-exit auditing. diff --git a/docs/academic/proofs/db-theory-2-transaction-safety.md b/docs/academic/proofs/db-theory-2-transaction-safety.md deleted file mode 100644 index 58a1e189..00000000 --- a/docs/academic/proofs/db-theory-2-transaction-safety.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,75 +0,0 @@ - - - -# DB-Theory #2 — Transaction Safety (Rollback-Discards-Writes) - -**Status**: Carrier wired (`stdlib/Transaction.affine`, codegen, Deno-ESM smoke); formal proof obligation **pending upstream against `hyperpolymath/echo-types`**. - -## 1. The obligation - -Let `Tx` be the opaque affine handle returned by `tx_begin(d: Db)` in `stdlib/Transaction.affine`. Let `t : Tx` be such a handle, and let `σ₀` be the database state immediately before `tx_begin(d)`. Let `W` be the multiset of mutating SQL statements (`INSERT`, `UPDATE`, `DELETE`, schema mutations) executed against `d` (or any handle aliased through `tx_db(t)`) between `tx_begin(d)` and the consumption of `t`. - -**Safety property #DB-2.1 (rollback-discards-writes)**: if `t` is consumed by `tx_rollback(t)`, then for every query `q` issued against `d` *after* the rollback, the answer to `q` is precisely the answer it would have had over `σ₀` (i.e. as if `W` had never happened). - -**Safety property #DB-2.2 (commit-promotes-writes)**: if `t` is consumed by `tx_commit(t)`, then for every query `q` issued after the commit, the answer is the same as serially applying `W` to `σ₀`. - -**Safety property #DB-2.3 (savepoint locality)**: if a savepoint `s` is opened with `tx_savepoint(t, s)`, mutations `W_s` are issued, and then `tx_rollback_to(t, s)` is called, the database state mid-transaction reverts to the state at `tx_savepoint(t, s)` while leaving the outer transaction live. - -## 2. Echo-types audit (2026-06-01) - -Per owner directive, every proof in AffineScript must first audit `hyperpolymath/echo-types`, reuse if applicable, extend upstream **with proofs** if not, then cross-document. - -**Audit finding** (full report under `tasklist/sub-agent reports/2026-06-01-transaction-echo-audit`): echo-types has no Transaction-specific instantiation today, but carries three reusable abstractions: - -1. `EchoLinear.LEcho` + the `weaken : LEcho linear → LEcho affine` collapse map, with `no-section-weaken` proving no recovery after weakening. -2. `EchoSecurity.Security` record + `exit-collapses-at` / `audit-no-recovery-at` — the boundary-collapse template structurally mirrors rollback-discards-writes. -3. `EchoNoSectionGeneric.no-section-of-collapsing-map` — the generic lemma the Transaction proof reduces to. - -## 3. Proposed upstream extension - -A new module `TransactionMutations.agda` in echo-types, structured as follows: - -```agda -module TransactionMutations where - --- The write-set carrier: an opaque set of mutations parametrised by --- the table-type T being mutated. -record WriteSet (T : Set) : Set where - field - applied : List Mutation -- audit trail - -- Algebra: `empty`, `append`, `compose` give a monoid action on - -- DbState — the action and its laws are deferred to a separate - -- module to keep this carrier import-light. - --- The rollback log is the witness that a WriteSet was discarded. -record RollbackLog {T : Set} (ws : WriteSet T) : Set where - field - discarded-at : Timestamp - -- The trivial receipt: rollback emits no recoverable signal. - receipt : Trivial - --- The collapse map that powers the safety proof: every WriteSet --- rolls back to the trivial receipt, and the generic --- no-section-of-collapsing-map (already in echo-types) gives the --- no-recovery lemma free. -rollback-collapses-at : - {T : Set} (ws : WriteSet T) → RollbackLog ws → Trivial -rollback-collapses-at _ _ = trivial - -rollback-discards-writes : - {T : Set} (ws : WriteSet T) → - EchoNoSectionGeneric.no-section-of (rollback-collapses-at ws) -rollback-discards-writes ws = no-section-of-collapsing-map _ -``` - -The Security-record instance lives in a sibling `TransactionSecurity.agda`, parametrising `EchoSecurity.Security` by `(Resource := WriteSet T)`, `(Receipt := RollbackLog ws)`, `(exit := rollback-collapses-at ws)`. - -## 4. Cross-doc seam - -- AffineScript stdlib: `stdlib/Transaction.affine` carries the safety obligation statement in its module-level docstring and references this file by name. -- AffineScript codegen + smoke: `lib/codegen_deno.ml` and `tests/codegen-deno/transaction_smoke.{affine,harness.mjs}` *witness* the property at the Node runtime level by snapshotting tables on `txBegin` and restoring on `txRollback`. The witness is not a proof — it's an executable check that the runtime mock observes the same invariant the formal proof will eventually establish. -- Echo-types upstream: tracked at [`hyperpolymath/echo-types#174`](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/echo-types/issues/174) — proposes the new `TransactionMutations.agda` module shape (and sibling `TransactionSecurity.agda` providing the `Security` instance) reducing to the existing `EchoNoSectionGeneric.no-section-of-collapsing-map`. Acceptance criteria include zero new axioms (`Print Assumptions` clean) and a back-link from the upstream commit SHA into this document. - -## 5. Why this matters - -Transactions are the canonical user-facing application of affine resource discipline to data: the type system already enforces "at most one consumption" of `Tx`, and the safety theorem closes the loop by saying that the *one* consumption that discards (rollback) is observationally equivalent to never having started. This is the proof every database textbook assumes — having it mechanised against an echo-types carrier means AffineScript's transaction surface inherits the same "no recovery from boundary collapse" story echo-types already proves for region-exit auditing. diff --git a/docs/academic/proofs/db-theory-3-aggregation-as-fold.adoc b/docs/academic/proofs/db-theory-3-aggregation-as-fold.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..38e10ebc --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/academic/proofs/db-theory-3-aggregation-as-fold.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,118 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += DB-Theory ++#++3 — Aggregation-as-Monoid-Homomorphism + +*Status*: Carrier wired (`stdlib/Aggregate.affine`, codegen, Deno-ESM +smoke); formal proof obligation *pending upstream against +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/echo-types/issues/175[`hyperpolymath/echo-types++#++175`]*. + +== 1. The obligation + +For each scalar aggregator `M = (Elem, ε, ⊕)` and any partition +`++{++group++_++k}` of the row set by key `k`: + +*Safety property ++#++DB-3.1 (aggregation-as-fold)*: + +.... +aggregate(SELECT M(v) FROM t GROUP BY k) + ≡ { k ↦ foldr ⊕ ε (map agg group_k) } +.... + +The aggregators are commutative monoids: + +[width="100%",cols="19%,29%,6%,9%,19%,18%",options="header",] +|=== +|Aggregator |`Elem` |`ε` |`⊕` |Commutative? |Idempotent? +|COUNT |`ℕ` |`0` |`{plus}` |✓ |✗ +|SUM |`ℕ` (or `ℤ`, `ℝ`) |`0` |`{plus}` |✓ |✗ +|MIN |`ℕ ∪ ++{++∞}` |`∞` |`min` |✓ |✓ +|MAX |`ℕ ∪ ++{++-∞}` |`-∞` |`max` |✓ |✓ +|AVG |*not a monoid* (no identity) — derived as `SUM/COUNT` | | | | +|=== + +== 2. Echo-types audit (2026-06-01) + +Per owner directive, every proof must first audit +`hyperpolymath/echo-types`. + +*Finding*: no existing monoid / semiring / aggregation infrastructure +today. Closest scaffolding: + +[arabic] +. `EchoCost.CostAlgebra` — left-identity {plus} monotonicity, but no +composition law. Reusable as a `Monoid` _instance_ once the carrier +exists. +. `Ordinal/Brouwer/OmegaPow.agda++#++additive-principal` — exactly the +monoid closure property for ω^n exponents. +. `EchoDecorationStructure.agda` — observer-level lattice; aggregation +lives at the data level. +. `docs/adjacency/provenance-semirings.adoc` — explicitly names the +distinctness story (echo adds types; semirings add scalars). + +*Steer*: minor extension — one new module. Tracked at +echo-types++#++175. + +== 3. Proposed upstream extension + +A new module `EchoAggregation.agda`: + +[source,agda] +---- +record Monoid (ℓ : Level) : Set (suc ℓ) where + field + Elem : Set ℓ + ε : Elem + _⊕_ : Elem → Elem → Elem + assoc : ∀ a b c → (a ⊕ b) ⊕ c ≡ a ⊕ (b ⊕ c) + identity-l : ∀ a → ε ⊕ a ≡ a + identity-r : ∀ a → a ⊕ ε ≡ a + +record GroupAggregator {ℓ} (K V : Set) (M : Monoid ℓ) : Set ℓ where + open Monoid M + field + agg : V → Elem + +-- Headline lemma (signature — proof may follow in stacked PR): +aggregation-as-fold : + ∀ {ℓ} {K V : Set} {M : Monoid ℓ} (ga : GroupAggregator K V M) + → (rows : List (K × V)) + → (k : K) + → group-of k (groupBy proj₁ rows) + ≡ foldr (_⊕_ ∘ agg) ε (lookup k (partition rows)) +---- + +Plus concrete instances `countMonoid : Monoid ℓ-zero`, `sumMonoid`, +`minMonoid`, `maxMonoid`. + +== 4. Cross-doc seam + +* *AffineScript stdlib*: `stdlib/Aggregate.affine` carries the +obligation in its module docstring with the aggregator monoid table. +* *AffineScript codegen {plus} smoke*: `lib/codegen++_++deno.ml` {plus} +`tests/codegen-deno/aggregate++_++smoke.++{++affine,harness.mjs}` +_witness_ the property at the Node runtime level — the mock implements +`groupBy` by bucketing rows by key column then folding the aggregator +over each bucket. The witness is not a proof; it’s an executable check +that the runtime mock observes the same invariant the formal proof will +eventually establish. +* *Echo-types upstream*: tracked at +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/echo-types/issues/175[`hyperpolymath/echo-types++#++175`]. +Once landed, back-link the commit SHA / module path here. + +== 5. Why this matters + +Aggregation is the most-used non-trivial query shape outside +selection/projection. Wiring aggregators as typed commutative monoids +(rather than ad-hoc per-shape SQL strings) gives: + +* *Distributivity proofs free*: aggregation distributes over filtering +(db-theory ++#++4) and indexed scans (db-theory ++#++6) via monoid +homomorphism. +* *CRDT bridge for free*: `OR-Set` and `GCounter` (db-theory ++#++9) are +precisely _monoids with convergence_ — the same carrier extends. +* *Provenance-semiring bridge*: the Green/Karvounarakis/Tannen framing +instantiates here once `EchoAggregation` lands. + +Sibling: +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/echo-types/issues/174[echo-types++#++174] +(Transaction safety / `no-section-of-collapsing-map`). diff --git a/docs/academic/proofs/db-theory-3-aggregation-as-fold.md b/docs/academic/proofs/db-theory-3-aggregation-as-fold.md deleted file mode 100644 index 63de4151..00000000 --- a/docs/academic/proofs/db-theory-3-aggregation-as-fold.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,85 +0,0 @@ - - - -# DB-Theory #3 — Aggregation-as-Monoid-Homomorphism - -**Status**: Carrier wired (`stdlib/Aggregate.affine`, codegen, Deno-ESM smoke); formal proof obligation **pending upstream against [`hyperpolymath/echo-types#175`](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/echo-types/issues/175)**. - -## 1. The obligation - -For each scalar aggregator `M = (Elem, ε, ⊕)` and any partition `{group_k}` of the row set by key `k`: - -**Safety property #DB-3.1 (aggregation-as-fold)**: -``` -aggregate(SELECT M(v) FROM t GROUP BY k) - ≡ { k ↦ foldr ⊕ ε (map agg group_k) } -``` - -The aggregators are commutative monoids: - -| Aggregator | `Elem` | `ε` | `⊕` | Commutative? | Idempotent? | -|------------|---------------------|-----|-------|--------------|-------------| -| COUNT | `ℕ` | `0` | `+` | ✓ | ✗ | -| SUM | `ℕ` (or `ℤ`, `ℝ`) | `0` | `+` | ✓ | ✗ | -| MIN | `ℕ ∪ {∞}` | `∞` | `min` | ✓ | ✓ | -| MAX | `ℕ ∪ {-∞}` | `-∞`| `max` | ✓ | ✓ | -| AVG | **not a monoid** (no identity) — derived as `SUM/COUNT` | - -## 2. Echo-types audit (2026-06-01) - -Per owner directive, every proof must first audit `hyperpolymath/echo-types`. - -**Finding**: no existing monoid / semiring / aggregation infrastructure today. Closest scaffolding: - -1. `EchoCost.CostAlgebra` — left-identity + monotonicity, but no composition law. Reusable as a `Monoid` *instance* once the carrier exists. -2. `Ordinal/Brouwer/OmegaPow.agda#additive-principal` — exactly the monoid closure property for ω^n exponents. -3. `EchoDecorationStructure.agda` — observer-level lattice; aggregation lives at the data level. -4. `docs/adjacency/provenance-semirings.adoc` — explicitly names the distinctness story (echo adds types; semirings add scalars). - -**Steer**: minor extension — one new module. Tracked at echo-types#175. - -## 3. Proposed upstream extension - -A new module `EchoAggregation.agda`: - -```agda -record Monoid (ℓ : Level) : Set (suc ℓ) where - field - Elem : Set ℓ - ε : Elem - _⊕_ : Elem → Elem → Elem - assoc : ∀ a b c → (a ⊕ b) ⊕ c ≡ a ⊕ (b ⊕ c) - identity-l : ∀ a → ε ⊕ a ≡ a - identity-r : ∀ a → a ⊕ ε ≡ a - -record GroupAggregator {ℓ} (K V : Set) (M : Monoid ℓ) : Set ℓ where - open Monoid M - field - agg : V → Elem - --- Headline lemma (signature — proof may follow in stacked PR): -aggregation-as-fold : - ∀ {ℓ} {K V : Set} {M : Monoid ℓ} (ga : GroupAggregator K V M) - → (rows : List (K × V)) - → (k : K) - → group-of k (groupBy proj₁ rows) - ≡ foldr (_⊕_ ∘ agg) ε (lookup k (partition rows)) -``` - -Plus concrete instances `countMonoid : Monoid ℓ-zero`, `sumMonoid`, `minMonoid`, `maxMonoid`. - -## 4. Cross-doc seam - -- **AffineScript stdlib**: `stdlib/Aggregate.affine` carries the obligation in its module docstring with the aggregator monoid table. -- **AffineScript codegen + smoke**: `lib/codegen_deno.ml` + `tests/codegen-deno/aggregate_smoke.{affine,harness.mjs}` *witness* the property at the Node runtime level — the mock implements `groupBy` by bucketing rows by key column then folding the aggregator over each bucket. The witness is not a proof; it's an executable check that the runtime mock observes the same invariant the formal proof will eventually establish. -- **Echo-types upstream**: tracked at [`hyperpolymath/echo-types#175`](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/echo-types/issues/175). Once landed, back-link the commit SHA / module path here. - -## 5. Why this matters - -Aggregation is the most-used non-trivial query shape outside selection/projection. Wiring aggregators as typed commutative monoids (rather than ad-hoc per-shape SQL strings) gives: - -- **Distributivity proofs free**: aggregation distributes over filtering (db-theory #4) and indexed scans (db-theory #6) via monoid homomorphism. -- **CRDT bridge for free**: `OR-Set` and `GCounter` (db-theory #9) are precisely *monoids with convergence* — the same carrier extends. -- **Provenance-semiring bridge**: the Green/Karvounarakis/Tannen framing instantiates here once `EchoAggregation` lands. - -Sibling: [echo-types#174](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/echo-types/issues/174) (Transaction safety / `no-section-of-collapsing-map`). diff --git a/docs/academic/proofs/dependent-types.md b/docs/academic/proofs/dependent-types.adoc similarity index 61% rename from docs/academic/proofs/dependent-types.md rename to docs/academic/proofs/dependent-types.adoc index 79392767..1ddc991d 100644 --- a/docs/academic/proofs/dependent-types.md +++ b/docs/academic/proofs/dependent-types.adoc @@ -1,43 +1,51 @@ -# Dependent Types and Refinement Types: Complete Formalization +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Dependent Types and Refinement Types: Complete Formalization -**Document Version**: 1.0 -**Last Updated**: 2024 -**Status**: Theoretical framework complete; implementation verification pending `[IMPL-DEP: type-checker, smt-integration]` +*Document Version*: 1.0 *Last Updated*: 2024 *Status*: Theoretical +framework complete; implementation verification pending +`++[++IMPL-DEP: type-checker, smt-integration++]++` -## Abstract +== Abstract -This document provides a complete formalization of AffineScript's dependent type system, including indexed types, Π-types (dependent functions), Σ-types (dependent pairs), refinement types, and propositional equality. We prove decidability of type checking (modulo SMT queries for refinements), normalization of type-level computation, and type safety. +This document provides a complete formalization of AffineScript’s +dependent type system, including indexed types, Π-types (dependent +functions), Σ-types (dependent pairs), refinement types, and +propositional equality. We prove decidability of type checking (modulo +SMT queries for refinements), normalization of type-level computation, +and type safety. -## 1. Introduction +== 1. Introduction AffineScript supports a stratified dependent type system: -1. **Indexed types**: Types parameterized by values (`Vec[n, T]`) -2. **Π-types**: Dependent function types (`(n: Nat) → Vec[n, T]`) -3. **Σ-types**: Dependent pair types (`(n: Nat, Vec[n, T])`) -4. **Refinement types**: Types refined by predicates (`{x: Int | x > 0}`) -5. **Propositional equality**: Type-level equality proofs (`n == m`) +[arabic] +. *Indexed types*: Types parameterized by values (`Vec++[++n, T++]++`) +. *Π-types*: Dependent function types (`(n: Nat) → Vec++[++n, T++]++`) +. *Σ-types*: Dependent pair types (`(n: Nat, Vec++[++n, T++]++)`) +. *Refinement types*: Types refined by predicates +(`++{++x: Int ++|++ x ++>++ 0}`) +. *Propositional equality*: Type-level equality proofs (`n == m`) -The system is designed for practical use with decidable type checking through: -- Restricted type-level computation -- SMT-based refinement checking -- Erasure of proof terms at runtime +The system is designed for practical use with decidable type checking +through: - Restricted type-level computation - SMT-based refinement +checking - Erasure of proof terms at runtime -## 2. Syntax +== 2. Syntax -### 2.1 Universes +=== 2.1 Universes -``` +.... U ::= Type₀ | Type₁ | ... -- Universe hierarchy -``` +.... -With universe polymorphism: `Type_i : Type_{i+1}` +With universe polymorphism: `Type++_++i : Type++_{++i{plus}1}` -### 2.2 Expressions and Types (Unified) +=== 2.2 Expressions and Types (Unified) In dependent type theory, expressions and types share the same grammar: -``` +.... e, τ, σ ::= -- Core | x -- Variable @@ -68,352 +76,389 @@ e, τ, σ ::= | e₁ + e₂ | e₁ - e₂ | e₁ * e₂ -- Arithmetic | if e₁ then e₂ else e₃ -- Conditional | len(e) -- Length operation -``` +.... -### 2.3 Predicates (for Refinements) +=== 2.3 Predicates (for Refinements) -``` +.... φ, ψ ::= | e₁ < e₂ | e₁ ≤ e₂ | e₁ = e₂ | e₁ ≠ e₂ -- Comparisons | φ ∧ ψ | φ ∨ ψ | ¬φ -- Logical connectives | ∀x:τ. φ | ∃x:τ. φ -- Quantifiers | P(e₁, ..., eₙ) -- Predicate application -``` +.... -## 3. Judgments +== 3. Judgments -### 3.1 Core Judgments +=== 3.1 Core Judgments -``` +.... Γ ⊢ wf -- Context well-formed Γ ⊢ e : τ -- Typing Γ ⊢ e ≡ e' : τ -- Definitional equality Γ ⊢ τ <: σ -- Subtyping Γ ⊢ e ⇝ v -- Reduction to value (normalization) Γ ⊢ φ -- Predicate validity -``` +.... -### 3.2 Bidirectional Judgments +=== 3.2 Bidirectional Judgments -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e ⇒ τ -- Synthesis Γ ⊢ e ⇐ τ -- Checking -``` +.... -## 4. Typing Rules +== 4. Typing Rules -### 4.1 Universes +=== 4.1 Universes -**Type-in-Type (Simplified)** -``` +*Type-in-Type (Simplified)* + +.... ───────────────── Γ ⊢ Type_i : Type_{i+1} -``` +.... + +*Cumulativity* -**Cumulativity** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ τ : Type_i i ≤ j ───────────────────────── Γ ⊢ τ : Type_j -``` +.... + +=== 4.2 Π-Types (Dependent Functions) -### 4.2 Π-Types (Dependent Functions) +*Π-Form* -**Π-Form** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ τ : Type_i Γ, x:τ ⊢ σ : Type_j ───────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ Π(x:τ). σ : Type_{max(i,j)} -``` +.... -**Π-Intro** -``` +*Π-Intro* + +.... Γ, x:τ ⊢ e : σ ────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ λ(x:τ). e : Π(x:τ). σ -``` +.... + +*Π-Elim* -**Π-Elim** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ f : Π(x:τ). σ Γ ⊢ a : τ ──────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ f a : σ[a/x] -``` +.... -**Π-β** -``` +*Π-β* + +.... Γ ⊢ (λ(x:τ). e) a ≡ e[a/x] : σ[a/x] -``` +.... + +*Π-η* -**Π-η** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ f : Π(x:τ). σ ────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ f ≡ λ(x:τ). f x : Π(x:τ). σ -``` +.... -### 4.3 Σ-Types (Dependent Pairs) +=== 4.3 Σ-Types (Dependent Pairs) -**Σ-Form** -``` +*Σ-Form* + +.... Γ ⊢ τ : Type_i Γ, x:τ ⊢ σ : Type_j ───────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ Σ(x:τ). σ : Type_{max(i,j)} -``` +.... + +*Σ-Intro* -**Σ-Intro** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ a : τ Γ ⊢ b : σ[a/x] ───────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ (a, b) : Σ(x:τ). σ -``` +.... -**Σ-Elim (First)** -``` +*Σ-Elim (First)* + +.... Γ ⊢ p : Σ(x:τ). σ ─────────────────── Γ ⊢ fst p : τ -``` +.... + +*Σ-Elim (Second)* -**Σ-Elim (Second)** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ p : Σ(x:τ). σ ─────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ snd p : σ[fst p/x] -``` +.... -**Σ-β** -``` +*Σ-β* + +.... Γ ⊢ fst (a, b) ≡ a : τ Γ ⊢ snd (a, b) ≡ b : σ[a/x] -``` +.... + +*Σ-η* -**Σ-η** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ p : Σ(x:τ). σ ─────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ p ≡ (fst p, snd p) : Σ(x:τ). σ -``` +.... -### 4.4 Indexed Types +=== 4.4 Indexed Types -**Definition**: An indexed type is defined with indices: +*Definition*: An indexed type is defined with indices: -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- type Vec[n: Nat, T: Type] = | Nil : Vec[0, T] | Cons : (T, Vec[m, T]) → Vec[m + 1, T] -``` +---- -**Indexed-Form** -``` +*Indexed-Form* + +.... Vec : Nat → Type → Type ──────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ n : Nat Γ ⊢ T : Type ─────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ Vec[n, T] : Type -``` +.... + +*Indexed-Intro (Nil)* -**Indexed-Intro (Nil)** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ T : Type ───────────────────── Γ ⊢ Nil : Vec[0, T] -``` +.... -**Indexed-Intro (Cons)** -``` +*Indexed-Intro (Cons)* + +.... Γ ⊢ x : T Γ ⊢ xs : Vec[n, T] ───────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ Cons(x, xs) : Vec[n + 1, T] -``` +.... + +*Indexed-Elim (Pattern Matching)* -**Indexed-Elim (Pattern Matching)** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ v : Vec[n, T] Γ ⊢ e_nil : P[0/n, Nil/v] Γ, m:Nat, x:T, xs:Vec[m,T] ⊢ e_cons : P[m+1/n, Cons(x,xs)/v] ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ case v { Nil → e_nil | Cons(x, xs) → e_cons } : P -``` +.... -### 4.5 Refinement Types +=== 4.5 Refinement Types -**Refine-Form** -``` +*Refine-Form* + +.... Γ ⊢ τ : Type Γ, x:τ ⊢ φ : Prop ─────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ {x:τ | φ} : Type -``` +.... + +*Refine-Intro* -**Refine-Intro** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e : τ Γ ⊢ φ[e/x] ───────────────────────── Γ ⊢ ⌊e⌋ : {x:τ | φ} -``` +.... + +*Refine-Elim* -**Refine-Elim** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e : {x:τ | φ} ─────────────────── Γ ⊢ ⌈e⌉ : τ -``` +.... -**Refine-Proj** -``` +*Refine-Proj* + +.... Γ ⊢ e : {x:τ | φ} ─────────────────────── Γ ⊢ φ[⌈e⌉/x] -``` +.... + +=== 4.6 Propositional Equality -### 4.6 Propositional Equality +*Eq-Form* -**Eq-Form** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ a : τ Γ ⊢ b : τ ───────────────────────── Γ ⊢ a == b : Type -``` +.... -**Eq-Intro (Refl)** -``` +*Eq-Intro (Refl)* + +.... Γ ⊢ a : τ ────────────────── Γ ⊢ refl : a == a -``` +.... + +*Eq-Elim (J)* -**Eq-Elim (J)** -``` +.... Γ, y:τ, p:(a == y) ⊢ P : Type Γ ⊢ d : P[a/y, refl/p] Γ ⊢ e : a == b ───────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ J(P, d, e) : P[b/y, e/p] -``` +.... -**Eq-β** -``` +*Eq-β* + +.... Γ ⊢ J(P, d, refl) ≡ d : P[a/y, refl/p] -``` +.... + +=== 4.7 Subtyping with Refinements -### 4.7 Subtyping with Refinements +*Sub-Refine* -**Sub-Refine** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ τ <: σ Γ, x:τ ⊢ φ ⟹ ψ ───────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ {x:τ | φ} <: {x:σ | ψ} -``` +.... -**Sub-Forget** -``` +*Sub-Forget* + +.... ───────────────────────── Γ ⊢ {x:τ | φ} <: τ -``` +.... + +== 5. Definitional Equality -## 5. Definitional Equality +=== 5.1 Reduction Rules -### 5.1 Reduction Rules +*β-Reduction* -**β-Reduction** -``` +.... (λ(x:τ). e) a ⟶ e[a/x] fst (a, b) ⟶ a snd (a, b) ⟶ b J(P, d, refl) ⟶ d -``` +.... -**Arithmetic Reduction** -``` +*Arithmetic Reduction* + +.... n + m ⟶ n+m (where n, m are literals) n * m ⟶ n*m if true then e₁ else e₂ ⟶ e₁ if false then e₁ else e₂ ⟶ e₂ len(Nil) ⟶ 0 len(Cons(_, xs)) ⟶ 1 + len(xs) -``` +.... + +=== 5.2 Definitional Equality -### 5.2 Definitional Equality +*Definition 5.1*: e₁ ≡ e₂ iff e₁ and e₂ reduce to the same normal form. -**Definition 5.1**: e₁ ≡ e₂ iff e₁ and e₂ reduce to the same normal form. +*Eq-Refl* -**Eq-Refl** -``` +.... ─────────── Γ ⊢ e ≡ e -``` +.... -**Eq-Sym** -``` +*Eq-Sym* + +.... Γ ⊢ e₁ ≡ e₂ ───────────── Γ ⊢ e₂ ≡ e₁ -``` +.... + +*Eq-Trans* -**Eq-Trans** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e₁ ≡ e₂ Γ ⊢ e₂ ≡ e₃ ──────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ e₁ ≡ e₃ -``` +.... -**Eq-Reduce** -``` +*Eq-Reduce* + +.... e₁ ⟶* e' e₂ ⟶* e' ──────────────────────── Γ ⊢ e₁ ≡ e₂ -``` +.... + +=== 5.3 Conversion Rule -### 5.3 Conversion Rule +*Conv* -**Conv** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e : τ Γ ⊢ τ ≡ σ : Type ───────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ e : σ -``` +.... -## 6. Normalization +== 6. Normalization -### 6.1 Strong Normalization +=== 6.1 Strong Normalization -**Theorem 6.1 (Strong Normalization)**: Every well-typed term has a normal form; all reduction sequences terminate. +*Theorem 6.1 (Strong Normalization)*: Every well-typed term has a normal +form; all reduction sequences terminate. -**Proof Sketch**: By logical relations / reducibility candidates. +*Proof Sketch*: By logical relations / reducibility candidates. -Define for each type τ a set RED(τ) of "reducible" terms: -- RED(Nat) = SN (strongly normalizing terms) -- RED(Π(x:τ). σ) = {f | ∀a ∈ RED(τ). f a ∈ RED(σ[a/x])} -- RED(Σ(x:τ). σ) = {p | fst p ∈ RED(τ) ∧ snd p ∈ RED(σ[fst p/x])} +Define for each type τ a set RED(τ) of "`reducible`" terms: - RED(Nat) = +SN (strongly normalizing terms) - RED(Π(x:τ). σ) = ++{++f ++|++ ∀a ∈ +RED(τ). f a ∈ RED(σ++[++a/x++]++)} - RED(Σ(x:τ). σ) = ++{++p ++|++ fst p +∈ RED(τ) ∧ snd p ∈ RED(σ++[++fst p/x++]++)} -Show: -1. RED(τ) ⊆ SN for all τ -2. If Γ ⊢ e : τ then e ∈ RED(τ) under appropriate substitution +Show: 1. RED(τ) ⊆ SN for all τ 2. If Γ ⊢ e : τ then e ∈ RED(τ) under +appropriate substitution ∎ -**Note**: Normalization holds for the type-level fragment. General recursion at the term level introduces non-termination (partiality). +*Note*: Normalization holds for the type-level fragment. General +recursion at the term level introduces non-termination (partiality). -### 6.2 Decidability of Type Checking +=== 6.2 Decidability of Type Checking -**Theorem 6.2 (Decidability)**: Type checking for AffineScript's dependent types is decidable, modulo SMT queries for refinements. +*Theorem 6.2 (Decidability)*: Type checking for AffineScript’s dependent +types is decidable, modulo SMT queries for refinements. -**Proof**: -1. All type-level terms normalize (Theorem 6.1) -2. Definitional equality reduces to normal form comparison -3. Refinement checking is delegated to SMT solver -4. SMT queries may timeout, but the algorithm terminates +*Proof*: 1. All type-level terms normalize (Theorem 6.1) 2. Definitional +equality reduces to normal form comparison 3. Refinement checking is +delegated to SMT solver 4. SMT queries may timeout, but the algorithm +terminates ∎ -## 7. SMT Integration for Refinements +== 7. SMT Integration for Refinements -### 7.1 Predicate Translation +=== 7.1 Predicate Translation Translate refinement predicates to SMT-LIB: -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- let rec to_smt (φ : predicate) : smt_term = match φ with | Less (e1, e2) -> Smt.lt (term_to_smt e1) (term_to_smt e2) @@ -423,64 +468,71 @@ let rec to_smt (φ : predicate) : smt_term = | Not φ -> Smt.not_ (to_smt φ) | Forall (x, τ, φ) -> Smt.forall x (type_to_sort τ) (to_smt φ) | ... -``` +---- -### 7.2 Subtyping Check +=== 7.2 Subtyping Check -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- let check_subtype (ctx : context) (r1 : refinement) (r2 : refinement) : bool = (* Check: ∀x. ctx ∧ r1 ⟹ r2 *) let premise = Smt.and_ (context_to_smt ctx) (to_smt r1) in let goal = to_smt r2 in let query = Smt.implies premise goal in Smt.check_valid query -``` +---- -### 7.3 Decidability and Completeness +=== 7.3 Decidability and Completeness -**Theorem 7.1**: For the quantifier-free fragment of refinement logic over linear integer arithmetic, SMT checking is decidable. +*Theorem 7.1*: For the quantifier-free fragment of refinement logic over +linear integer arithmetic, SMT checking is decidable. -**Theorem 7.2**: For the full fragment with quantifiers, SMT checking is undecidable in general, but practical for common patterns. +*Theorem 7.2*: For the full fragment with quantifiers, SMT checking is +undecidable in general, but practical for common patterns. -`[IMPL-DEP: smt-integration]` Requires Z3 or CVC5 integration. +`++[++IMPL-DEP: smt-integration++]++` Requires Z3 or CVC5 integration. -## 8. Soundness +== 8. Soundness -### 8.1 Progress +=== 8.1 Progress -**Theorem 8.1 (Progress)**: If `· ⊢ e : τ` then either: -1. e is a value, or -2. e can reduce +*Theorem 8.1 (Progress)*: If `· ⊢ e : τ` then either: 1. e is a value, +or 2. e can reduce -**Proof**: By induction on typing. Dependent types do not change the structure of progress. ∎ +*Proof*: By induction on typing. Dependent types do not change the +structure of progress. ∎ -### 8.2 Preservation +=== 8.2 Preservation -**Theorem 8.2 (Preservation)**: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and `e ⟶ e'` then `Γ ⊢ e' : τ`. +*Theorem 8.2 (Preservation)*: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and `e ⟶ e'` then +`Γ ⊢ e' : τ`. -**Proof**: By induction on reduction. Key case: +*Proof*: By induction on reduction. Key case: -*Case Π-β*: `(λ(x:τ). e) a ⟶ e[a/x]` -- From typing: `Γ ⊢ λ(x:τ). e : Π(x:τ). σ` and `Γ ⊢ a : τ` -- By inversion: `Γ, x:τ ⊢ e : σ` -- By substitution lemma: `Γ ⊢ e[a/x] : σ[a/x]` -- Result type is `σ[a/x]` as required ✓ +_Case Π-β_: `(λ(x:τ). e) a ⟶ e++[++a/x++]++` - From typing: +`Γ ⊢ λ(x:τ). e : Π(x:τ). σ` and `Γ ⊢ a : τ` - By inversion: +`Γ, x:τ ⊢ e : σ` - By substitution lemma: +`Γ ⊢ e++[++a/x++]++ : σ++[++a/x++]++` - Result type is `σ++[++a/x++]++` +as required ✓ ∎ -### 8.3 Refinement Soundness +=== 8.3 Refinement Soundness -**Theorem 8.3 (Refinement Soundness)**: If `Γ ⊢ e : {x:τ | φ}` and e evaluates to value v, then `Γ ⊢ φ[v/x]`. +*Theorem 8.3 (Refinement Soundness)*: If `Γ ⊢ e : ++{++x:τ ++|++ φ}` and +e evaluates to value v, then `Γ ⊢ φ++[++v/x++]++`. -**Proof**: By the introduction rule, every value of refinement type satisfies its predicate. The SMT checker verifies predicates are preserved through computation. ∎ +*Proof*: By the introduction rule, every value of refinement type +satisfies its predicate. The SMT checker verifies predicates are +preserved through computation. ∎ -## 9. Erasure +== 9. Erasure -### 9.1 Type Erasure +=== 9.1 Type Erasure Types, proofs, and zero-quantity terms are erased for runtime: -``` +.... |x| = x |λ(x:τ). e| = λx. |e| |e₁ e₂| = |e₁| |e₂| @@ -489,19 +541,21 @@ Types, proofs, and zero-quantity terms are erased for runtime: |J(P, d, p)| = |d| |⌊e⌋| = |e| |⌈e⌉| = |e| -``` +.... -### 9.2 Erasure Soundness +=== 9.2 Erasure Soundness -**Theorem 9.1 (Erasure Soundness)**: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and `e ⟶* v` then `|e| ⟶* |v|`. +*Theorem 9.1 (Erasure Soundness)*: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and `e ⟶++*++ v` then +`++|++e++|++ ⟶++*++ ++|++v++|++`. The erased program simulates the full program. -## 10. Examples +== 10. Examples -### 10.1 Length-Indexed Vectors +=== 10.1 Length-Indexed Vectors -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- type Vec[n: Nat, T: Type] = | Nil : Vec[0, T] | Cons : (head: T, tail: Vec[m, T]) → Vec[m + 1, T] @@ -523,11 +577,12 @@ fn append[n: Nat, m: Nat, T]( // Vec[(n' + 1) + m, T] = Vec[n' + (m + 1), T] by arithmetic } } -``` +---- -### 10.2 Bounded Naturals +=== 10.2 Bounded Naturals -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- type Fin[n: Nat] = | FZero : Fin[m + 1] -- for any m | FSucc : Fin[m] → Fin[m + 1] @@ -539,11 +594,12 @@ fn safe_index[n: Nat, T](v: Vec[n, T], i: Fin[n]) -> T { // (Nil, _) is impossible: Fin[0] is uninhabited } } -``` +---- -### 10.3 Refinement Types +=== 10.3 Refinement Types -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- type Pos = {x: Int | x > 0} type NonEmpty[T] = {xs: List[T] | len(xs) > 0} @@ -562,11 +618,12 @@ fn sqrt(x: {n: Int | n ≥ 0}) -> {r: Int | r * r ≤ x ∧ (r+1) * (r+1) > x} { // Implementation with proof ... } -``` +---- -### 10.4 Equality Proofs +=== 10.4 Equality Proofs -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn sym[A, x: A, y: A](p: x == y) -> y == x { J((z, _) → z == x, refl, p) } @@ -582,11 +639,12 @@ fn cong[A, B, f: A → B, x: A, y: A](p: x == y) -> f(x) == f(y) { fn transport[A, P: A → Type, x: A, y: A](p: x == y, px: P(x)) -> P(y) { J((z, _) → P(z), px, p) } -``` +---- -### 10.5 Proof-Carrying Code +=== 10.5 Proof-Carrying Code -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn merge_sorted[n: Nat, m: Nat, T: Ord]( xs: {v: Vec[n, T] | sorted(v)}, ys: {v: Vec[m, T] | sorted(v)} @@ -595,15 +653,16 @@ fn merge_sorted[n: Nat, m: Nat, T: Ord]( // Proof obligations discharged by SMT ... } -``` +---- -## 11. Implementation +== 11. Implementation -### 11.1 AST Representation +=== 11.1 AST Representation From `lib/ast.ml`: -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- type nat_expr = | NatLit of int * Span.t | NatVar of ident @@ -624,13 +683,14 @@ type type_expr = | TyApp of ident * type_arg list (* Vec[n, T] *) | TyDepArrow of dep_arrow (* (n: Nat) → ... *) | TyRefined of type_expr * predicate (* {x: T | P} *) -``` +---- -### 11.2 Type Checker Module +=== 11.2 Type Checker Module -`[IMPL-DEP: type-checker]` +`++[++IMPL-DEP: type-checker++]++` -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- module DepTypeCheck : sig val normalize : ctx -> expr -> expr val definitionally_equal : ctx -> expr -> expr -> bool @@ -638,13 +698,14 @@ module DepTypeCheck : sig val infer : ctx -> expr -> typ result val check : ctx -> expr -> typ -> unit result end -``` +---- -### 11.3 SMT Interface +=== 11.3 SMT Interface -`[IMPL-DEP: smt-integration]` +`++[++IMPL-DEP: smt-integration++]++` -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- module SMT : sig type solver type term @@ -658,32 +719,37 @@ module SMT : sig val check_sat : solver -> [`Sat | `Unsat | `Unknown] val check_valid : solver -> term -> bool end -``` - -## 12. Related Work - -1. **Martin-Löf Type Theory**: Foundation of dependent types -2. **Coq/Calculus of Constructions**: Full dependent types with universes -3. **Agda**: Dependently typed programming language -4. **Idris**: Dependent types with effects -5. **Liquid Haskell**: Refinement types via SMT -6. **F***: Dependent types with effects and refinements -7. **Dafny**: Verification via weakest preconditions -8. **ATS**: Linear and dependent types combined - -## 13. References - -1. Martin-Löf, P. (1984). *Intuitionistic Type Theory*. Bibliopolis. -2. Coquand, T., & Huet, G. (1988). The Calculus of Constructions. *Information and Computation*. -3. Norell, U. (2009). Dependently Typed Programming in Agda. *AFP*. -4. Brady, E. (2013). Idris, a General-Purpose Dependently Typed Programming Language. *JFP*. -5. Rondon, P., Kawaguchi, M., & Jhala, R. (2008). Liquid Types. *PLDI*. -6. Swamy, N., et al. (2016). Dependent Types and Multi-Monadic Effects in F*. *POPL*. -7. Xi, H., & Pfenning, F. (1999). Dependent Types in Practical Programming. *POPL*. - ---- - -**Document Metadata**: -- Depends on: `lib/ast.ml` (dependent types), type checker, SMT integration -- Implementation verification: Pending -- Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/DependentTypes.v` (stub) +---- + +== 12. Related Work + +[arabic] +. *Martin-Löf Type Theory*: Foundation of dependent types +. *Coq/Calculus of Constructions*: Full dependent types with universes +. *Agda*: Dependently typed programming language +. *Idris*: Dependent types with effects +. *Liquid Haskell*: Refinement types via SMT +. *F*++*++: Dependent types with effects and refinements +. *Dafny*: Verification via weakest preconditions +. *ATS*: Linear and dependent types combined + +== 13. References + +[arabic] +. Martin-Löf, P. (1984). _Intuitionistic Type Theory_. Bibliopolis. +. Coquand, T., & Huet, G. (1988). The Calculus of Constructions. +_Information and Computation_. +. Norell, U. (2009). Dependently Typed Programming in Agda. _AFP_. +. Brady, E. (2013). Idris, a General-Purpose Dependently Typed +Programming Language. _JFP_. +. Rondon, P., Kawaguchi, M., & Jhala, R. (2008). Liquid Types. _PLDI_. +. Swamy, N., et al. (2016). Dependent Types and Multi-Monadic Effects in +F__.__ POPL++*++. +. Xi, H., & Pfenning, F. (1999). Dependent Types in Practical +Programming. _POPL_. + +''''' + +*Document Metadata*: - Depends on: `lib/ast.ml` (dependent types), type +checker, SMT integration - Implementation verification: Pending - +Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/DependentTypes.v` (stub) diff --git a/docs/academic/proofs/effect-soundness.md b/docs/academic/proofs/effect-soundness.adoc similarity index 57% rename from docs/academic/proofs/effect-soundness.md rename to docs/academic/proofs/effect-soundness.adoc index 356c2fcb..695a98f9 100644 --- a/docs/academic/proofs/effect-soundness.md +++ b/docs/academic/proofs/effect-soundness.adoc @@ -1,28 +1,36 @@ -# Algebraic Effects: Formal Semantics and Soundness +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Algebraic Effects: Formal Semantics and Soundness -**Document Version**: 1.0 -**Last Updated**: 2024 -**Status**: Theoretical framework complete; implementation verification pending `[IMPL-DEP: effect-checker, effect-inference]` +*Document Version*: 1.0 *Last Updated*: 2024 *Status*: Theoretical +framework complete; implementation verification pending +`++[++IMPL-DEP: effect-checker, effect-inference++]++` -## Abstract +== Abstract -This document presents the formal semantics of AffineScript's algebraic effect system. We define the syntax, typing rules, and operational semantics for effects and handlers, proving type safety and effect safety: well-typed programs only perform effects that are handled. +This document presents the formal semantics of AffineScript’s algebraic +effect system. We define the syntax, typing rules, and operational +semantics for effects and handlers, proving type safety and effect +safety: well-typed programs only perform effects that are handled. -## 1. Introduction +== 1. Introduction -Algebraic effects and handlers provide a structured approach to computational effects, separating effect signatures from their implementations. AffineScript's effect system features: +Algebraic effects and handlers provide a structured approach to +computational effects, separating effect signatures from their +implementations. AffineScript’s effect system features: -1. **User-defined effects**: Custom effect declarations -2. **Row-polymorphic effects**: `ε₁ | ε₂ | ..ρ` -3. **One-shot and multi-shot handlers**: Controlled use of continuations -4. **Effect polymorphism**: Abstracting over effect rows -5. **Effect inference**: Automatic effect tracking +[arabic] +. *User-defined effects*: Custom effect declarations +. *Row-polymorphic effects*: `ε₁ ++|++ ε₂ ++|++ ..ρ` +. *One-shot and multi-shot handlers*: Controlled use of continuations +. *Effect polymorphism*: Abstracting over effect rows +. *Effect inference*: Automatic effect tracking -## 2. Syntax +== 2. Syntax -### 2.1 Effect Declarations +=== 2.1 Effect Declarations -``` +.... effect State[S] { get : () → S put : S → () @@ -36,29 +44,29 @@ effect Async { fork : (() →{Async} ()) → () yield : () → () } -``` +.... -### 2.2 Effect Types +=== 2.2 Effect Types -``` +.... ε ::= | · -- Empty effect (pure) | Op -- Single effect operation | E -- Named effect | ε₁ | ε₂ -- Effect union | ρ -- Effect row variable -``` +.... -### 2.3 Effectful Function Types +=== 2.3 Effectful Function Types -``` +.... τ →{ε} σ -- Function with effect ε τ →{} σ ≡ τ → σ -- Pure function (sugar) -``` +.... -### 2.4 Effect Operations and Handlers +=== 2.4 Effect Operations and Handlers -``` +.... e ::= | ... | perform op(e) -- Perform effect operation @@ -70,290 +78,316 @@ h ::= op₁(x, k) → e₁, ..., opₙ(x, k) → eₙ } -- Handler clauses -``` +.... -## 3. Static Semantics +== 3. Static Semantics -### 3.1 Effect Kinding +=== 3.1 Effect Kinding -``` +.... Γ ⊢ ε : Effect -``` +.... -**E-Empty** -``` +*E-Empty* + +.... ────────────── Γ ⊢ · : Effect -``` +.... + +*E-Op* -**E-Op** -``` +.... op : τ → σ ∈ E ──────────────── Γ ⊢ E.op : Effect -``` +.... -**E-Named** -``` +*E-Named* + +.... effect E { ... } declared ────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ E : Effect -``` +.... + +*E-Union* -**E-Union** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ ε₁ : Effect Γ ⊢ ε₂ : Effect ─────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ ε₁ | ε₂ : Effect -``` +.... -**E-Var** -``` +*E-Var* + +.... ρ : Effect ∈ Γ ─────────────── Γ ⊢ ρ : Effect -``` +.... -### 3.2 Effect Row Operations +=== 3.2 Effect Row Operations -**Row Equivalence**: Effect rows are equivalent up to: -- Commutativity: `ε₁ | ε₂ ≡ ε₂ | ε₁` -- Associativity: `(ε₁ | ε₂) | ε₃ ≡ ε₁ | (ε₂ | ε₃)` -- Identity: `ε | · ≡ ε` -- Idempotence: `E | E ≡ E` +*Row Equivalence*: Effect rows are equivalent up to: - Commutativity: +`ε₁ ++|++ ε₂ ≡ ε₂ ++|++ ε₁` - Associativity: +`(ε₁ ++|++ ε₂) ++|++ ε₃ ≡ ε₁ ++|++ (ε₂ ++|++ ε₃)` - Identity: +`ε ++|++ · ≡ ε` - Idempotence: `E ++|++ E ≡ E` -**Row Subtraction**: `ε \ E` removes effect E from row ε +*Row Subtraction*: `ε ++\++ E` removes effect E from row ε -``` +.... · \ E = · E \ E = · E' \ E = E' (when E ≠ E') (ε₁ | ε₂) \ E = (ε₁ \ E) | (ε₂ \ E) ρ \ E = ρ (row variable, handled later) -``` +.... + +=== 3.3 Typing Effectful Expressions -### 3.3 Typing Effectful Expressions +The judgment `Γ ⊢ e : τ ! ε` means "`in context Γ, expression e has type +τ and may perform effects ε`". -The judgment `Γ ⊢ e : τ ! ε` means "in context Γ, expression e has type τ and may perform effects ε". +*Pure expressions*: -**Pure expressions**: -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e : τ ───────────── Γ ⊢ e : τ ! · -``` +.... -**Effect Subsumption**: -``` +*Effect Subsumption*: + +.... Γ ⊢ e : τ ! ε₁ ε₁ ⊆ ε₂ ────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ e : τ ! ε₂ -``` +.... + +=== 3.4 Effect Operation Typing -### 3.4 Effect Operation Typing +*Perform* -**Perform** -``` +.... op : τ → σ ∈ E Γ ⊢ e : τ ! ε ──────────────────────── Γ ⊢ perform op(e) : σ ! (E | ε) -``` +.... -### 3.5 Handler Typing +=== 3.5 Handler Typing -**Handle** -``` +*Handle* + +.... Γ ⊢ e : τ ! (E | ε) Γ ⊢ h handles E : τ ⇒ σ ! ε' ────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ handle e with h : σ ! (ε | ε') -``` +.... + +*Handler Clause Typing* -**Handler Clause Typing** -``` +.... Γ, x:τ_ret ⊢ e_ret : σ ! ε' ∀ op ∈ E. Γ, x:τ_op, k:(σ_op →{ε | ε'} σ) ⊢ e_op : σ ! ε' ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ { return x → e_ret, op(x,k) → e_op, ... } handles E : τ_ret ⇒ σ ! ε' -``` +.... -Where: -- `τ_ret` is the return type of the handled computation -- For each `op : τ_op → σ_op` in E -- `k` is the continuation, typed as `σ_op →{ε | ε'} σ` +Where: - `τ++_++ret` is the return type of the handled computation - For +each `op : τ++_++op → σ++_++op` in E - `k` is the continuation, typed as +`σ++_++op →++{++ε ++|++ ε'} σ` -### 3.6 Resume Typing +=== 3.6 Resume Typing Within a handler clause for `op : τ → σ`: -**Resume** -``` +*Resume* + +.... Γ, k:(σ →{ε} τ_result) ⊢ resume(e) : τ_result ! ε ───────────────────────────────────────────────── (when e : σ) -``` +.... + +== 4. Dynamic Semantics -## 4. Dynamic Semantics +=== 4.1 Values and Evaluation Contexts -### 4.1 Values and Evaluation Contexts +*Values*: -**Values**: -``` +.... v ::= ... | handler h -``` +.... -**Pure Evaluation Contexts**: -``` +*Pure Evaluation Contexts*: + +.... E_p ::= □ | E_p e | v E_p | ... -``` +.... + +*Effectful Evaluation Contexts*: -**Effectful Evaluation Contexts**: -``` +.... E_eff ::= E_p | handle E_eff with h -``` +.... + +=== 4.2 Reduction Rules -### 4.2 Reduction Rules +*Handler Introduction*: -**Handler Introduction**: -``` +.... ───────────────────────────────────────────── handle v with h ⟶ e_ret[v/x] (where h = { return x → e_ret, ... }) -``` +.... -**Effect Forwarding** (effect not handled): -``` +*Effect Forwarding* (effect not handled): + +.... op ∉ E ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── handle E_p[perform op(v)] with h ⟶ perform op(v) >>= (λy. handle E_p[y] with h) -``` +.... + +*Effect Handling*: -**Effect Handling**: -``` +.... op : τ → σ ∈ E h = { ..., op(x, k) → e_op, ... } ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── handle E_p[perform op(v)] with h ⟶ e_op[v/x, (λy. handle E_p[y] with h)/k] -``` +.... -The key insight: the continuation `k` captures the context `E_p`, allowing the handler to resume computation. +The key insight: the continuation `k` captures the context `E++_++p`, +allowing the handler to resume computation. -### 4.3 One-Shot vs Multi-Shot Continuations +=== 4.3 One-Shot vs Multi-Shot Continuations -**One-shot** (linear k): -``` +*One-shot* (linear k): + +.... k used exactly once in e_op Continuation can be efficiently implemented as a stack -``` +.... + +*Multi-shot* (unrestricted k): -**Multi-shot** (unrestricted k): -``` +.... k may be used zero, one, or multiple times Requires copying/delimited continuation implementation -``` +.... AffineScript tracks this via quantity annotations: -``` + +.... op(x, 1 k) → e_op -- k is linear (one-shot) op(x, ω k) → e_op -- k is unrestricted (multi-shot) -``` +.... -## 5. Effect Safety +== 5. Effect Safety -### 5.1 Main Theorem +=== 5.1 Main Theorem -**Theorem 5.1 (Effect Safety)**: If `· ⊢ e : τ ! ·` (closed, pure), then evaluation of e does not get stuck on an unhandled effect. +*Theorem 5.1 (Effect Safety)*: If `· ⊢ e : τ ! ·` (closed, pure), then +evaluation of e does not get stuck on an unhandled effect. -**Proof**: We prove a stronger statement by showing that effects are always contained within handlers. +*Proof*: We prove a stronger statement by showing that effects are +always contained within handlers. -Define "effect-safe configuration" inductively: -1. Values are effect-safe -2. `handle e with h` is effect-safe if e may only perform effects in dom(h) ∪ ε where ε are effects propagated outward +Define "`effect-safe configuration`" inductively: 1. Values are +effect-safe 2. `handle e with h` is effect-safe if e may only perform +effects in dom(h) ∪ ε where ε are effects propagated outward By progress and preservation for effects. ∎ -### 5.2 Effect Preservation +=== 5.2 Effect Preservation -**Theorem 5.2 (Effect Preservation)**: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ ! ε` and `e ⟶ e'`, then `Γ ⊢ e' : τ ! ε'` where `ε' ⊆ ε`. +*Theorem 5.2 (Effect Preservation)*: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ ! ε` and `e ⟶ e'`, +then `Γ ⊢ e' : τ ! ε'` where `ε' ⊆ ε`. -**Proof**: By induction on the reduction. +*Proof*: By induction on the reduction. -*Case Handler-Return*: -`handle v with h ⟶ e_ret[v/x]` -The handler removes the handled effect, so `ε' = ε \ E ⊆ ε`. ✓ +_Case Handler-Return_: `handle v with h ⟶ e++_++ret++[++v/x++]++` The +handler removes the handled effect, so `ε' = ε ++\++ E ⊆ ε`. ✓ -*Case Effect-Handle*: -The handled effect is captured; remaining effects are preserved. ✓ +_Case Effect-Handle_: The handled effect is captured; remaining effects +are preserved. ✓ ∎ -### 5.3 Effect Progress +=== 5.3 Effect Progress -**Theorem 5.3 (Effect Progress)**: If `· ⊢ e : τ ! ε` then either: -1. e is a value, or -2. e can reduce, or -3. e = `E[perform op(v)]` where `op ∈ ε` +*Theorem 5.3 (Effect Progress)*: If `· ⊢ e : τ ! ε` then either: 1. e is +a value, or 2. e can reduce, or 3. e = `E++[++perform op(v)++]++` where +`op ∈ ε` -Case 3 represents a "stuck" effect, but this is only possible if ε ≠ ·. +Case 3 represents a "`stuck`" effect, but this is only possible if ε ≠ +·. -**Corollary**: If `· ⊢ e : τ ! ·`, then e does not get stuck on effects. +*Corollary*: If `· ⊢ e : τ ! ·`, then e does not get stuck on effects. -## 6. Row-Polymorphic Effects +== 6. Row-Polymorphic Effects -### 6.1 Effect Row Variables +=== 6.1 Effect Row Variables -``` +.... fn map[A, B, ε](f: A →{ε} B, xs: List[A]) -> List[B] / ε -``` +.... The effect variable ε represents any effect row. -### 6.2 Effect Row Unification +=== 6.2 Effect Row Unification -``` +.... ε₁ | ρ₁ ≡ ε₂ | ρ₂ -``` +.... + +Solving: 1. Find common effects in ε₁ and ε₂ 2. Unify remaining with row +variables 3. Generate constraints ρ₁ = ε₂’ ++|++ ρ and ρ₂ = ε₁’ ++|++ ρ +for fresh ρ -Solving: -1. Find common effects in ε₁ and ε₂ -2. Unify remaining with row variables -3. Generate constraints ρ₁ = ε₂' | ρ and ρ₂ = ε₁' | ρ for fresh ρ +=== 6.3 Effect Polymorphism Rules -### 6.3 Effect Polymorphism Rules +*EffAbs* -**EffAbs** -``` +.... Γ, ρ:Effect ⊢ e : τ ! ε ───────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ Λρ. e : ∀ρ:Effect. τ ! ε -``` +.... -**EffApp** -``` +*EffApp* + +.... Γ ⊢ e : ∀ρ:Effect. τ Γ ⊢ ε' : Effect ───────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ e [ε'] : τ[ε'/ρ] -``` +.... -## 7. Effect Inference +== 7. Effect Inference -### 7.1 Algorithm +=== 7.1 Algorithm Effect inference follows bidirectional type checking: -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- (* Infer effects of an expression *) val infer_effects : ctx -> expr -> (typ * effect) result (* Check effects against expected *) val check_effects : ctx -> expr -> typ -> effect -> unit result -``` +---- Key cases: -```ocaml + +[source,ocaml] +---- let rec infer_effects ctx = function | Perform (op, arg) -> let (eff, param_ty, ret_ty) = lookup_operation op in @@ -374,23 +408,25 @@ let rec infer_effects ctx = function let arg_eff = check_effects ctx arg param_ty in Ok (ret_ty, union [f_eff; arg_eff; fn_eff]) | _ -> Error "not a function" -``` +---- -### 7.2 Effect Constraint Solving +=== 7.2 Effect Constraint Solving Generate and solve constraints: -``` + +.... ε₁ ⊆ ε₂ -- Subsumption ε₁ | ε₂ = ε₃ -- Composition ε \ E = ε' -- Subtraction ρ = ε -- Row variable instantiation -``` +.... -## 8. Interaction with Other Features +== 8. Interaction with Other Features -### 8.1 Effects and Quantities +=== 8.1 Effects and Quantities -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- effect Once { fire : () → () -- can only be performed once } @@ -401,45 +437,50 @@ fn use_once(1 trigger: () →{Once} ()) -> () { fire(_, 1 k) → resume(k, ()) -- k is linear } } -``` +---- -### 8.2 Effects and Ownership +=== 8.2 Effects and Ownership -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- effect FileIO { read : own File → (String, own File) write : (own File, String) → own File } -``` +---- Effect operations can transfer ownership. -### 8.3 Effects and Dependent Types +=== 8.3 Effects and Dependent Types -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- effect Indexed[n: Nat] { tick : () → () where n > 0 -- Refined effect } -``` +---- -`[IMPL-DEP: dependent-effects]` Effect-dependent type interaction requires further implementation. +`++[++IMPL-DEP: dependent-effects++]++` Effect-dependent type +interaction requires further implementation. -## 9. Standard Effects +== 9. Standard Effects -### 9.1 IO Effect +=== 9.1 IO Effect -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- effect IO { print : String → () read_line : () → String read_file : String → String write_file : (String, String) → () } -``` +---- -### 9.2 State Effect +=== 9.2 State Effect -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- effect State[S] { get : () → S put : S → () @@ -458,11 +499,12 @@ fn run_state[S, A](init: S, comp: () →{State[S]} A) -> (A, S) { put(s, k) → run_state(s, λ(). resume(k, ())) } } -``` +---- -### 9.3 Exception Effect +=== 9.3 Exception Effect -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- effect Exn[E] { raise : E → ⊥ } @@ -473,49 +515,53 @@ fn catch[E, A](comp: () →{Exn[E]} A, handler: E → A) -> A { raise(e, _) → handler(e) -- k discarded (no resume) } } -``` +---- -### 9.4 Async Effect +=== 9.4 Async Effect -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- effect Async { fork : (() →{Async} ()) → () yield : () → () await : Promise[A] → A } -``` +---- -## 10. Categorical Semantics +== 10. Categorical Semantics -### 10.1 Free Monad Interpretation +=== 10.1 Free Monad Interpretation Effects correspond to free monads: -``` +.... Free E A = Return A | Op (Σ op∈E. τ_op × (σ_op → Free E A)) -``` +.... -**Theorem 10.1**: The effect system is sound with respect to the free monad semantics. +*Theorem 10.1*: The effect system is sound with respect to the free +monad semantics. -### 10.2 Handler as Algebra +=== 10.2 Handler as Algebra A handler for effect E is an E-algebra: -``` +.... alg : E (σ → A) → A -``` +.... The handle construct applies the algebra to eliminate the effect. -### 10.3 Relationship to Monads +=== 10.3 Relationship to Monads -**Theorem 10.2**: For any effect E, running under a handler is equivalent to interpreting in the corresponding monad. +*Theorem 10.2*: For any effect E, running under a handler is equivalent +to interpreting in the corresponding monad. -## 11. Examples +== 11. Examples -### 11.1 Non-determinism +=== 11.1 Non-determinism -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- effect Choice { choose : () → Bool fail : () → ⊥ @@ -532,11 +578,12 @@ fn all_results[A](comp: () →{Choice} A) -> List[A] { fail(_, _) → [] } } -``` +---- -### 11.2 Coroutines +=== 11.2 Coroutines -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- effect Yield[A] { yield : A → () } @@ -551,26 +598,28 @@ fn iterate[A](gen: () →{Yield[A]} ()) -> Iterator[A] { yield(a, k) → Next(a, k) } } -``` +---- -### 11.3 Transactional Memory +=== 11.3 Transactional Memory -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- effect STM { read_tvar : TVar[A] → A write_tvar : (TVar[A], A) → () retry : () → ⊥ or_else : (() →{STM} A, () →{STM} A) → A } -``` +---- -## 12. Implementation Notes +== 12. Implementation Notes -### 12.1 AST Representation +=== 12.1 AST Representation From `lib/ast.ml`: -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- type effect_expr = | EffNamed of ident (* Named effect *) | EffApp of ident * type_arg list (* Parameterized effect *) @@ -588,41 +637,47 @@ type effect_decl = { ed_ty_params : ty_param list; ed_ops : effect_op list; } -``` +---- -### 12.2 Effect Checking Algorithm +=== 12.2 Effect Checking Algorithm -`[IMPL-DEP: effect-checker]` +`++[++IMPL-DEP: effect-checker++]++` -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- module EffectChecker : sig val check_effect_row : ctx -> effect_expr -> effect_kind result val infer_effects : ctx -> expr -> (typ * effect_row) result val check_handler_complete : effect_decl -> handler -> bool val unify_effects : effect_row -> effect_row -> substitution result end -``` - -## 13. Related Work - -1. **Algebraic Effects**: Plotkin & Power (2002), Plotkin & Pretnar (2009) -2. **Effect Handlers**: Bauer & Pretnar (2015), Koka (Leijen, 2014) -3. **Row-Polymorphic Effects**: Links (Lindley et al., 2017) -4. **Frank**: Lindley, McBride & McLaughlin (2017) -5. **Eff Language**: Bauer & Pretnar (2015) -6. **Multicore OCaml Effects**: Dolan et al. (2015) - -## 14. References - -1. Plotkin, G., & Pretnar, M. (2013). Handling Algebraic Effects. *LMCS*. -2. Bauer, A., & Pretnar, M. (2015). Programming with Algebraic Effects and Handlers. *JFP*. -3. Leijen, D. (2017). Type Directed Compilation of Row-Typed Algebraic Effects. *POPL*. -4. Lindley, S., McBride, C., & McLaughlin, C. (2017). Do Be Do Be Do. *POPL*. -5. Kammar, O., Lindley, S., & Oury, N. (2013). Handlers in Action. *ICFP*. - ---- - -**Document Metadata**: -- Depends on: `lib/ast.ml` (effect types), effect checker implementation -- Implementation verification: Pending -- Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Effects.v` (stub) +---- + +== 13. Related Work + +[arabic] +. *Algebraic Effects*: Plotkin & Power (2002), Plotkin & Pretnar (2009) +. *Effect Handlers*: Bauer & Pretnar (2015), Koka (Leijen, 2014) +. *Row-Polymorphic Effects*: Links (Lindley et al., 2017) +. *Frank*: Lindley, McBride & McLaughlin (2017) +. *Eff Language*: Bauer & Pretnar (2015) +. *Multicore OCaml Effects*: Dolan et al. (2015) + +== 14. References + +[arabic] +. Plotkin, G., & Pretnar, M. (2013). Handling Algebraic Effects. _LMCS_. +. Bauer, A., & Pretnar, M. (2015). Programming with Algebraic Effects +and Handlers. _JFP_. +. Leijen, D. (2017). Type Directed Compilation of Row-Typed Algebraic +Effects. _POPL_. +. Lindley, S., McBride, C., & McLaughlin, C. (2017). Do Be Do Be Do. +_POPL_. +. Kammar, O., Lindley, S., & Oury, N. (2013). Handlers in Action. +_ICFP_. + +''''' + +*Document Metadata*: - Depends on: `lib/ast.ml` (effect types), effect +checker implementation - Implementation verification: Pending - +Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Effects.v` (stub) diff --git a/docs/academic/proofs/inference-algorithm.md b/docs/academic/proofs/inference-algorithm.adoc similarity index 75% rename from docs/academic/proofs/inference-algorithm.md rename to docs/academic/proofs/inference-algorithm.adoc index c3025fc2..89b50593 100644 --- a/docs/academic/proofs/inference-algorithm.md +++ b/docs/academic/proofs/inference-algorithm.adoc @@ -1,57 +1,58 @@ -# Type Inference Algorithm Specification +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Type Inference Algorithm Specification -**Document Version**: 1.0 -**Last Updated**: 2024 -**Status**: Complete specification `[IMPL-DEP: type-checker]` +*Document Version*: 1.0 *Last Updated*: 2024 *Status*: Complete +specification `++[++IMPL-DEP: type-checker++]++` -## Abstract +== Abstract -This document specifies the complete type inference algorithm for AffineScript, covering bidirectional type checking, unification, constraint solving, and inference for quantities, effects, rows, and refinements. +This document specifies the complete type inference algorithm for +AffineScript, covering bidirectional type checking, unification, +constraint solving, and inference for quantities, effects, rows, and +refinements. -## 1. Introduction +== 1. Introduction -AffineScript's type inference combines: -1. Bidirectional type checking (local type inference) -2. Hindley-Milner style polymorphism -3. Row unification for records and effects -4. Quantity inference -5. Effect inference -6. SMT-based refinement checking +AffineScript’s type inference combines: 1. Bidirectional type checking +(local type inference) 2. Hindley-Milner style polymorphism 3. Row +unification for records and effects 4. Quantity inference 5. Effect +inference 6. SMT-based refinement checking -## 2. Algorithm Overview +== 2. Algorithm Overview -### 2.1 High-Level Structure +=== 2.1 High-Level Structure -``` +.... infer(Γ, e) : (τ, ε, C) -``` +.... -Returns: -- τ: The inferred type -- ε: The inferred effect -- C: Constraint set to be solved +Returns: - τ: The inferred type - ε: The inferred effect - C: Constraint +set to be solved -### 2.2 Phases +=== 2.2 Phases -1. **Elaboration**: Parse to untyped AST -2. **Constraint generation**: Traverse AST, generate constraints -3. **Constraint solving**: Unify types, solve rows -4. **Quantity checking**: Verify usage patterns -5. **Effect inference**: Compute effect signatures -6. **Refinement checking**: Discharge to SMT +[arabic] +. *Elaboration*: Parse to untyped AST +. *Constraint generation*: Traverse AST, generate constraints +. *Constraint solving*: Unify types, solve rows +. *Quantity checking*: Verify usage patterns +. *Effect inference*: Compute effect signatures +. *Refinement checking*: Discharge to SMT -## 3. Bidirectional Type Checking +== 3. Bidirectional Type Checking -### 3.1 Judgments +=== 3.1 Judgments -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e ⇒ τ (synthesis: infer type of e) Γ ⊢ e ⇐ τ (checking: check e has type τ) -``` +.... -### 3.2 Algorithm +=== 3.2 Algorithm -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- type result = (typ * effect * constraints) (* Synthesis: infer type *) @@ -146,13 +147,14 @@ and check (ctx : context) (e : expr) (τ : typ) : (effect * constraints) = (* Subsumption *) let (τ', ε, c) = synth ctx e in (ε, c @ [(τ', τ)]) (* generate constraint τ' <: τ *) -``` +---- -## 4. Constraint Solving +== 4. Constraint Solving -### 4.1 Constraint Types +=== 4.1 Constraint Types -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- type constraint = | Eq of typ * typ (* τ₁ = τ₂ *) | Sub of typ * typ (* τ₁ <: τ₂ *) @@ -161,11 +163,12 @@ type constraint = | QuantEq of quantity * quantity (* π₁ = π₂ *) | Lacks of row * label (* ρ lacks l *) | Valid of predicate (* ⊨ φ (SMT) *) -``` +---- -### 4.2 Unification +=== 4.2 Unification -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- let rec unify (subst : substitution) (c : constraint) : substitution = match c with | Eq (TyVar α, τ) when not (occurs α τ) -> @@ -211,11 +214,12 @@ let rec unify (subst : substitution) (c : constraint) : substitution = (* Defer to SMT *) if smt_check φ then subst else raise (RefinementError φ) -``` +---- -### 4.3 Row Unification +=== 4.3 Row Unification -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- let rec unify_rows (subst : substitution) (r1 : row) (r2 : row) : substitution = match (apply_row subst r1, apply_row subst r2) with | (RowEmpty, RowEmpty) -> @@ -237,11 +241,12 @@ let rec unify_rows (subst : substitution) (r1 : row) (r2 : row) : substitution = | (RowEmpty, RowExtend _) | (RowExtend _, RowEmpty) -> raise (RowMismatch (r1, r2)) -``` +---- -### 4.4 Effect Unification +=== 4.4 Effect Unification -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- let rec unify_effects (subst : substitution) (ε1 : effect) (ε2 : effect) : substitution = match (apply_eff subst ε1, apply_eff subst ε2) with | (EffPure, EffPure) -> subst @@ -252,36 +257,39 @@ let rec unify_effects (subst : substitution) (ε1 : effect) (ε2 : effect) : sub unify_effect_sets subst es1 es2 | _ -> raise (EffectMismatch (ε1, ε2)) -``` +---- -## 5. Generalization +== 5. Generalization -### 5.1 Let-Generalization +=== 5.1 Let-Generalization -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- let generalize (ctx : context) (τ : typ) : scheme = let free_in_ctx = free_tyvars_ctx ctx in let free_in_type = free_tyvars τ in let generalizable = SetDiff free_in_type free_in_ctx in Forall (Set.elements generalizable, τ) -``` +---- -### 5.2 Instantiation +=== 5.2 Instantiation -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- let instantiate (scheme : scheme) : typ = match scheme with | Forall (vars, τ) -> let fresh_vars = List.map (fun _ -> fresh_tyvar ()) vars in let subst = List.combine vars fresh_vars in apply_subst subst τ -``` +---- -## 6. Quantity Inference +== 6. Quantity Inference -### 6.1 Usage Analysis +=== 6.1 Usage Analysis -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- type usage = Zero | One | Many let rec analyze_usage (x : var) (e : expr) : usage = @@ -299,11 +307,12 @@ let combine u1 u2 = match (u1, u2) with | (Zero, u) | (u, Zero) -> u | _ -> Many -``` +---- -### 6.2 Quantity Constraints +=== 6.2 Quantity Constraints -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- let check_quantity (expected : quantity) (actual : usage) : bool = match (expected, actual) with | (QZero, Zero) -> true @@ -311,13 +320,14 @@ let check_quantity (expected : quantity) (actual : usage) : bool = | (QOne, Zero) -> true (* Affine: can drop *) | (QOmega, _) -> true | _ -> false -``` +---- -## 7. Effect Inference +== 7. Effect Inference -### 7.1 Effect Collection +=== 7.1 Effect Collection -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- let rec collect_effects (e : expr) : effect = match e with | Perform (op, _) -> EffSingleton (effect_of_op op) @@ -331,13 +341,14 @@ let rec collect_effects (e : expr) : effect = let ε_call = effect_of_call f in EffUnion [ε_f; ε_a; ε_call] | _ -> fold_effects EffUnion EffPure collect_effects e -``` +---- -## 8. Refinement Checking +== 8. Refinement Checking -### 8.1 VC Generation +=== 8.1 VC Generation -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- let rec generate_vc (ctx : context) (e : expr) (τ : typ) : predicate list = match (e, τ) with | (_, TyRefine (base, φ)) -> @@ -352,11 +363,12 @@ let rec generate_vc (ctx : context) (e : expr) (τ : typ) : predicate list = generate_vc else_ctx else_ τ | _ -> [] -``` +---- -### 8.2 SMT Discharge +=== 8.2 SMT Discharge -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- let check_refinements (vcs : predicate list) : unit = List.iter (fun vc -> let smt_query = translate_to_smt vc in @@ -365,13 +377,14 @@ let check_refinements (vcs : predicate list) : unit = | Smt.Invalid model -> raise (RefinementViolation (vc, model)) | Smt.Unknown -> raise (RefinementTimeout vc) ) vcs -``` +---- -## 9. Complete Algorithm +== 9. Complete Algorithm -### 9.1 Main Entry Point +=== 9.1 Main Entry Point -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- let type_check (program : program) : typed_program = (* Phase 1: Parse *) let ast = parse program in @@ -399,55 +412,65 @@ let type_check (program : program) : typed_program = borrow_check resolved_ast; resolved_ast -``` +---- -## 10. Correctness +== 10. Correctness -### 10.1 Soundness +=== 10.1 Soundness -**Theorem 10.1 (Inference Soundness)**: If `type_check(e) = τ` then `⊢ e : τ`. +*Theorem 10.1 (Inference Soundness)*: If `type++_++check(e) = τ` then +`⊢ e : τ`. -### 10.2 Completeness +=== 10.2 Completeness -**Theorem 10.2 (Inference Completeness)**: If `⊢ e : τ` then `type_check(e)` succeeds with a type τ' such that τ is an instance of τ'. +*Theorem 10.2 (Inference Completeness)*: If `⊢ e : τ` then +`type++_++check(e)` succeeds with a type τ’ such that τ is an instance +of τ’. -### 10.3 Principal Types +=== 10.3 Principal Types -**Theorem 10.3 (Principal Types)**: The algorithm computes principal types. +*Theorem 10.3 (Principal Types)*: The algorithm computes principal +types. -## 11. Complexity Analysis +== 11. Complexity Analysis -| Phase | Complexity | -|-------|------------| -| Parsing | O(n) | -| Constraint generation | O(n) | -| Unification | O(n²) worst, O(n) typical | -| Quantity checking | O(n) | -| Effect inference | O(n) | -| Refinement checking | Depends on SMT | -| Borrow checking | O(n²) worst | +[cols=",",options="header",] +|=== +|Phase |Complexity +|Parsing |O(n) +|Constraint generation |O(n) +|Unification |O(n²) worst, O(n) typical +|Quantity checking |O(n) +|Effect inference |O(n) +|Refinement checking |Depends on SMT +|Borrow checking |O(n²) worst +|=== -## 12. Implementation Notes +== 12. Implementation Notes See `lib/` for OCaml implementation (pending). -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- (* lib/infer.mli *) module Infer : sig val infer : Context.t -> Ast.expr -> (Ast.typ * Ast.effect) result val check : Context.t -> Ast.expr -> Ast.typ -> Ast.effect result val elaborate : Ast.program -> TypedAst.program result end -``` +---- -## 13. References +== 13. References -1. Dunfield, J., & Krishnaswami, N. (2021). Bidirectional Typing. *ACM Computing Surveys*. -2. Pottier, F., & Rémy, D. (2005). The Essence of ML Type Inference. *ATTAPL*. -3. Vytiniotis, D., et al. (2011). OutsideIn(X): Modular Type Inference with Local Assumptions. *JFP*. +[arabic] +. Dunfield, J., & Krishnaswami, N. (2021). Bidirectional Typing. _ACM +Computing Surveys_. +. Pottier, F., & Rémy, D. (2005). The Essence of ML Type Inference. +_ATTAPL_. +. Vytiniotis, D., et al. (2011). OutsideIn(X): Modular Type Inference +with Local Assumptions. _JFP_. ---- +''''' -**Document Metadata**: -- Implementation: `lib/infer.ml` (pending) -- Dependencies: Parser, AST, SMT interface +*Document Metadata*: - Implementation: `lib/infer.ml` (pending) - +Dependencies: Parser, AST, SMT interface diff --git a/docs/academic/proofs/ownership-soundness.md b/docs/academic/proofs/ownership-soundness.adoc similarity index 55% rename from docs/academic/proofs/ownership-soundness.md rename to docs/academic/proofs/ownership-soundness.adoc index 6fface0d..a840094d 100644 --- a/docs/academic/proofs/ownership-soundness.md +++ b/docs/academic/proofs/ownership-soundness.adoc @@ -1,38 +1,49 @@ -# Ownership System: Formal Verification +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Ownership System: Formal Verification -**Document Version**: 1.0 -**Last Updated**: 2024 -**Status**: Theoretical framework complete; implementation verification pending `[IMPL-DEP: borrow-checker]` +*Document Version*: 1.0 *Last Updated*: 2024 *Status*: Theoretical +framework complete; implementation verification pending +`++[++IMPL-DEP: borrow-checker++]++` -## Abstract +== Abstract -This document presents the formal semantics and soundness proofs for AffineScript's ownership system. We prove that well-typed programs are memory-safe: no use-after-free, no double-free, no data races, and no dangling references. The system combines affine types with a borrow-checking discipline inspired by Rust but adapted for AffineScript's dependent and effect-typed setting. +This document presents the formal semantics and soundness proofs for +AffineScript’s ownership system. We prove that well-typed programs are +memory-safe: no use-after-free, no double-free, no data races, and no +dangling references. The system combines affine types with a +borrow-checking discipline inspired by Rust but adapted for +AffineScript’s dependent and effect-typed setting. -## 1. Introduction +== 1. Introduction -AffineScript's ownership system provides compile-time memory safety guarantees through: +AffineScript’s ownership system provides compile-time memory safety +guarantees through: -1. **Ownership**: Each value has exactly one owner -2. **Move semantics**: Ownership is transferred on assignment -3. **Borrowing**: Temporary access without ownership transfer -4. **Lifetimes**: Scoped validity of references -5. **Affine types**: Values must be used at most once (or explicitly dropped) +[arabic] +. *Ownership*: Each value has exactly one owner +. *Move semantics*: Ownership is transferred on assignment +. *Borrowing*: Temporary access without ownership transfer +. *Lifetimes*: Scoped validity of references +. *Affine types*: Values must be used at most once (or explicitly +dropped) -These features integrate with AffineScript's quantity annotations, providing a unified treatment of linearity and ownership. +These features integrate with AffineScript’s quantity annotations, +providing a unified treatment of linearity and ownership. -## 2. Syntax +== 2. Syntax -### 2.1 Ownership Modifiers +=== 2.1 Ownership Modifiers -``` +.... own τ -- Owned value of type τ ref τ -- Immutable borrow of τ mut τ -- Mutable borrow of τ -``` +.... -### 2.2 Expressions with Ownership +=== 2.2 Expressions with Ownership -``` +.... e ::= | ... | move e -- Explicit move @@ -40,25 +51,25 @@ e ::= | &mut e -- Mutable borrow | *e -- Dereference | drop e -- Explicit drop -``` +.... -### 2.3 Lifetimes +=== 2.3 Lifetimes -``` +.... 'a, 'b, 'c, ... -- Lifetime variables 'static -- Static lifetime (lives forever) ref['a] τ -- Reference with explicit lifetime mut['a] τ -- Mutable reference with lifetime -``` +.... -## 3. Ownership Model +== 3. Ownership Model -### 3.1 Ownership Tree +=== 3.1 Ownership Tree At any point in execution, values form an ownership tree: -``` +.... root ├── x: own String │ └── (owns heap allocation) @@ -67,39 +78,39 @@ root │ └── (owns elements) └── z: ref String └── (borrows from x) -``` +.... -### 3.2 Ownership Invariants +=== 3.2 Ownership Invariants -**Invariant 1 (Unique Ownership)**: Each owned value has exactly one owning binding. +*Invariant 1 (Unique Ownership)*: Each owned value has exactly one +owning binding. -**Invariant 2 (Borrow Validity)**: All borrows are valid (not dangling). +*Invariant 2 (Borrow Validity)*: All borrows are valid (not dangling). -**Invariant 3 (Borrow Exclusivity)**: At any point: -- Multiple immutable borrows (`ref τ`) may coexist, OR -- Exactly one mutable borrow (`mut τ`) exists -- But not both simultaneously +*Invariant 3 (Borrow Exclusivity)*: At any point: - Multiple immutable +borrows (`ref τ`) may coexist, OR - Exactly one mutable borrow (`mut τ`) +exists - But not both simultaneously -**Invariant 4 (Lifetime Containment)**: A borrow's lifetime is contained within the owner's lifetime. +*Invariant 4 (Lifetime Containment)*: A borrow’s lifetime is contained +within the owner’s lifetime. -## 4. Static Semantics +== 4. Static Semantics -### 4.1 Contexts with Ownership +=== 4.1 Contexts with Ownership -``` +.... Γ ::= · | Γ, x: own τ | Γ, x: ref['a] τ | Γ, x: mut['a] τ -``` +.... -Additionally, we track: -- **Live set** L: Variables currently in scope and valid -- **Borrow set** B: Active borrows and their origins -- **Move set** M: Variables that have been moved +Additionally, we track: - *Live set* L: Variables currently in scope and +valid - *Borrow set* B: Active borrows and their origins - *Move set* M: +Variables that have been moved -### 4.2 Well-Formedness +=== 4.2 Well-Formedness -**Γ ⊢ wf** (context well-formed) +*Γ ⊢ wf* (context well-formed) -``` +.... ────── · ⊢ wf @@ -110,75 +121,84 @@ Additionally, we track: Γ ⊢ wf 'a ∈ Γ x ∉ dom(Γ) Γ ⊢ τ : Type ──────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ, x: ref['a] τ ⊢ wf -``` +.... -### 4.3 Typing Rules +=== 4.3 Typing Rules -**Own-Intro** -``` +*Own-Intro* + +.... Γ ⊢ e : τ ────────────────── Γ ⊢ e : own τ -``` +.... + +*Own-Elim (Move)* -**Own-Elim (Move)** -``` +.... Γ, x: own τ ⊢ x : own τ x ∉ M ───────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ move x : own τ (adds x to M) -``` +.... + +*Borrow-Imm* -**Borrow-Imm** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e : own τ e is a place 'a = lifetime(e) no mut borrows of e active ────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ &e : ref['a] τ (adds borrow to B) -``` +.... -**Borrow-Mut** -``` +*Borrow-Mut* + +.... Γ ⊢ e : own τ e is a place 'a = lifetime(e) no borrows of e active ───────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ &mut e : mut['a] τ (adds exclusive borrow to B) -``` +.... + +*Deref-Imm* -**Deref-Imm** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e : ref['a] τ ────────────────── Γ ⊢ *e : τ -``` +.... + +*Deref-Mut* -**Deref-Mut** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e : mut['a] τ ────────────────── Γ ⊢ *e : τ -- for reading Γ ⊢ *e := v : () -- for writing -``` +.... -**Drop** -``` +*Drop* + +.... Γ ⊢ x : own τ x ∉ M no borrows from x active ────────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ drop x : () (adds x to M, calls destructor) -``` +.... + +=== 4.4 Lifetime Rules -### 4.4 Lifetime Rules +*Lifetime Inclusion* -**Lifetime Inclusion** -``` +.... 'a ⊆ 'b (lifetime 'a outlives 'b) -``` +.... Rules: -``` + +.... ────────────── 'static ⊆ 'a @@ -187,29 +207,32 @@ Rules: 'a ⊆ 'b 'b ⊆ 'c ──────────────────── 'a ⊆ 'c -``` +.... -**Reference Covariance** -``` +*Reference Covariance* + +.... 'a ⊆ 'b τ = σ ──────────────────────── ref['a] τ <: ref['b] σ -``` +.... + +*Reference Invariance (Mutable)* -**Reference Invariance (Mutable)** -``` +.... 'a = 'b τ = σ ──────────────────────── mut['a] τ = mut['b] σ -``` +.... (Mutable references are invariant in both lifetime and type) -### 4.5 Non-Lexical Lifetimes +=== 4.5 Non-Lexical Lifetimes Lifetimes are computed based on actual usage, not lexical scope: -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn example() { let mut x = 5 let y = &x -- borrow starts here @@ -217,29 +240,30 @@ fn example() { // borrow ends here (not at end of scope) x = 10 -- mutation OK, borrow ended } -``` +---- -**NLL Judgment**: `Γ ⊢ e : τ @ ['a₁, 'a₂]` +*NLL Judgment*: `Γ ⊢ e : τ @ ++[++'a₁, 'a₂++]++` -Where `['a₁, 'a₂]` is the lifetime interval of the expression. +Where `++[++'a₁, 'a₂++]++` is the lifetime interval of the expression. -## 5. Borrow Checking Algorithm +== 5. Borrow Checking Algorithm -### 5.1 Places +=== 5.1 Places -A **place** is an l-value that can be borrowed: +A *place* is an l-value that can be borrowed: -``` +.... place ::= | x -- Variable | place.field -- Field access | place[i] -- Index | *place -- Deref -``` +.... -### 5.2 Borrow Tracking +=== 5.2 Borrow Tracking -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- type borrow = { place : place; kind : Shared | Exclusive; @@ -251,11 +275,12 @@ type borrow_state = { active : borrow list; moved : place set; } -``` +---- -### 5.3 Conflict Detection +=== 5.3 Conflict Detection -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- let conflicts (b1 : borrow) (b2 : borrow) : bool = overlaps b1.place b2.place && (b1.kind = Exclusive || b2.kind = Exclusive) @@ -267,114 +292,121 @@ let check_borrow (state : borrow_state) (new_borrow : borrow) : result = Error "conflicting borrow" else Ok { state with active = new_borrow :: state.active } -``` +---- -### 5.4 Lifetime Inference +=== 5.4 Lifetime Inference -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- (* Compute minimal lifetime for a borrow *) let infer_lifetime (uses : location list) (scope : scope) : lifetime = let last_use = List.fold_left max (List.hd uses) uses in Lifetime.from_span (List.hd uses) last_use scope -``` +---- -## 6. Soundness Theorems +== 6. Soundness Theorems -### 6.1 Memory Safety +=== 6.1 Memory Safety -**Theorem 6.1 (No Use After Free)**: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and e reduces without error, then e never accesses freed memory. +*Theorem 6.1 (No Use After Free)*: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and e reduces without +error, then e never accesses freed memory. -**Proof Sketch**: -1. Owned values are freed when dropped or when owner goes out of scope -2. Borrows must have lifetimes contained in owner's lifetime -3. The borrow checker ensures no access after owner is freed +*Proof Sketch*: 1. Owned values are freed when dropped or when owner +goes out of scope 2. Borrows must have lifetimes contained in owner’s +lifetime 3. The borrow checker ensures no access after owner is freed -By induction on the reduction sequence, maintaining the invariant that all accessed memory is either owned or validly borrowed. ∎ +By induction on the reduction sequence, maintaining the invariant that +all accessed memory is either owned or validly borrowed. ∎ -### 6.2 No Double Free +=== 6.2 No Double Free -**Theorem 6.2 (No Double Free)**: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ`, then no value is freed twice. +*Theorem 6.2 (No Double Free)*: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ`, then no value is freed +twice. -**Proof Sketch**: -1. Each value has exactly one owner (Invariant 1) -2. Move semantics transfers ownership, invalidating the source -3. The move set M tracks moved values, preventing re-drop +*Proof Sketch*: 1. Each value has exactly one owner (Invariant 1) 2. +Move semantics transfers ownership, invalidating the source 3. The move +set M tracks moved values, preventing re-drop ∎ -### 6.3 No Data Races +=== 6.3 No Data Races -**Theorem 6.3 (Data Race Freedom)**: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and e is executed concurrently, there are no data races. +*Theorem 6.3 (Data Race Freedom)*: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and e is executed +concurrently, there are no data races. -**Definition (Data Race)**: Two accesses to the same memory location form a data race if: -1. At least one is a write -2. They are not synchronized +*Definition (Data Race)*: Two accesses to the same memory location form +a data race if: 1. At least one is a write 2. They are not synchronized 3. They happen concurrently -**Proof Sketch**: -1. By Invariant 3, mutable borrows are exclusive -2. Shared borrows are immutable (no writes) -3. Owned values cannot be accessed from other threads without transfer -4. Therefore, no unsynchronized concurrent write+access +*Proof Sketch*: 1. By Invariant 3, mutable borrows are exclusive 2. +Shared borrows are immutable (no writes) 3. Owned values cannot be +accessed from other threads without transfer 4. Therefore, no +unsynchronized concurrent write{plus}access ∎ -### 6.4 Borrow Validity +=== 6.4 Borrow Validity -**Theorem 6.4 (No Dangling References)**: If `Γ ⊢ e : ref['a] τ`, then dereferencing e never accesses invalid memory. +*Theorem 6.4 (No Dangling References)*: If `Γ ⊢ e : ref++[++'a++]++ τ`, +then dereferencing e never accesses invalid memory. -**Proof**: -By Invariant 4, the borrow lifetime 'a is contained in the owner's lifetime. -The borrow checker ensures 'a does not exceed the owner's scope. -Therefore, when the borrow is used, the owner is still valid. -∎ +*Proof*: By Invariant 4, the borrow lifetime ’a is contained in the +owner’s lifetime. The borrow checker ensures ’a does not exceed the +owner’s scope. Therefore, when the borrow is used, the owner is still +valid. ∎ -## 7. Integration with QTT +== 7. Integration with QTT -### 7.1 Quantities and Ownership +=== 7.1 Quantities and Ownership The ownership modifiers interact with quantities: -| Quantity | Owned | Borrowed | -|----------|-------|----------| -| 0 | Type-level only | Type-level only | -| 1 | Must use once | Must use once | -| ω | Requires Copy | Multiple uses OK | +[cols=",,",options="header",] +|=== +|Quantity |Owned |Borrowed +|0 |Type-level only |Type-level only +|1 |Must use once |Must use once +|ω |Requires Copy |Multiple uses OK +|=== -### 7.2 Copy Trait +=== 7.2 Copy Trait -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- trait Copy { fn copy(self: ref Self) -> Self } -``` +---- -Only types implementing `Copy` can have unrestricted quantity with ownership: +Only types implementing `Copy` can have unrestricted quantity with +ownership: -**Copy-Omega** -``` +*Copy-Omega* + +.... Γ ⊢ e : own τ τ : Copy π = ω ──────────────────────────────────── Γ, πx:own τ ⊢ ... -``` +.... + +=== 7.3 Affine vs Linear -### 7.3 Affine vs Linear +AffineScript is *affine* by default: - Values with quantity 1 may be +used _at most_ once - They may also be explicitly dropped - This differs +from true linear types where values _must_ be used exactly once -AffineScript is **affine** by default: -- Values with quantity 1 may be used *at most* once -- They may also be explicitly dropped -- This differs from true linear types where values *must* be used exactly once +*Affine-Drop* -**Affine-Drop** -``` +.... Γ, 1x:own τ ⊢ drop x : () ───────────────────────────── (x is consumed, not used in computation) -``` +.... For resources that must be explicitly handled (like file handles), use: -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- -- MustUse marker prevents implicit drop type MustUse[T] = own T where must_use @@ -382,22 +414,24 @@ fn use_file(1 f: MustUse[File]) -> () / IO { // Cannot drop f implicitly; must close or return close(f) } -``` +---- -## 8. Ownership and Effects +== 8. Ownership and Effects -### 8.1 Effect Operations with Ownership +=== 8.1 Effect Operations with Ownership -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- effect Resource[R] { acquire : () → own R release : own R → () } -``` +---- -### 8.2 RAII via Handlers +=== 8.2 RAII via Handlers -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn with_resource[R, A]( comp: (own R) →{ε} A ) -> A / Resource[R] | ε { @@ -406,13 +440,14 @@ fn with_resource[R, A]( // r has been moved into comp result } -``` +---- -### 8.3 Ownership Transfer in Continuations +=== 8.3 Ownership Transfer in Continuations When a handler captures a continuation, ownership must be preserved: -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- effect Transfer { give : own T → () take : () → own T @@ -431,100 +466,108 @@ fn transfer_handler[T, A]( } } } -``` +---- -## 9. Ownership and Dependent Types +== 9. Ownership and Dependent Types -### 9.1 Indexed Owned Types +=== 9.1 Indexed Owned Types -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- type OwnedVec[n: Nat, T] = own { data: Ptr[T], len: n } -``` +---- -### 9.2 Refinements on Ownership +=== 9.2 Refinements on Ownership -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn split[n: Nat, m: Nat, T]( vec: own Vec[n + m, T] ) -> (own Vec[n, T], own Vec[m, T]) { // Ownership of vec is split into two parts ... } -``` +---- -### 9.3 Proof-Carrying Ownership +=== 9.3 Proof-Carrying Ownership -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn take_ownership[T]( x: ref T, 0 proof: can_take_ownership(x) -- proof is erased ) -> own T { unsafe_take_ownership(x) } -``` +---- -## 10. Dynamic Semantics with Ownership +== 10. Dynamic Semantics with Ownership -### 10.1 Runtime Representation +=== 10.1 Runtime Representation At runtime, ownership is erased but the invariants are guaranteed: -``` +.... Heap H ::= {ℓ₁ ↦ v₁, ..., ℓₙ ↦ vₙ} Stack S ::= · | S, x ↦ ℓ | S, x ↦ ref(ℓ) -``` +.... -### 10.2 Reduction with Heap +=== 10.2 Reduction with Heap -``` +.... (e, H) ⟶ (e', H') -``` +.... + +*Alloc* -**Alloc** -``` +.... ℓ fresh ───────────────────────────────── (alloc(v), H) ⟶ (ℓ, H[ℓ ↦ v]) -``` +.... -**Drop** -``` +*Drop* + +.... x ↦ ℓ ∈ S ─────────────────────────────────────── (drop x, S, H) ⟶ ((), S \ x, H \ ℓ) -``` +.... + +*Move* -**Move** -``` +.... x ↦ ℓ ∈ S ────────────────────────────────────────────── (let y = move x in e, S, H) ⟶ (e[y/x], (S \ x)[y ↦ ℓ], H) -``` +.... -### 10.3 Type Safety with Heap +=== 10.3 Type Safety with Heap -**Theorem 10.1 (Heap Type Safety)**: If `Γ | Σ ⊢ e : τ` and `Σ ⊢ H` and `(e, H) ⟶* (e', H')`, then either: -1. e' is a value, or -2. (e', H') can step +*Theorem 10.1 (Heap Type Safety)*: If `Γ ++|++ Σ ⊢ e : τ` and `Σ ⊢ H` +and `(e, H) ⟶++*++ (e', H')`, then either: 1. e’ is a value, or 2. (e’, +H’) can step -And there exists Σ' ⊇ Σ such that `Γ | Σ' ⊢ e' : τ` and `Σ' ⊢ H'`. +And there exists Σ’ ⊇ Σ such that `Γ ++|++ Σ' ⊢ e' : τ` and `Σ' ⊢ H'`. -## 11. Examples +== 11. Examples -### 11.1 File Handling +=== 11.1 File Handling -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn process_file(path: String) -> Result[String, IOError] / IO { let file = File::open(path)? -- file: own File let contents = file.read_to_string() -- moves file // file no longer accessible Ok(contents) } -``` +---- -### 11.2 Container with Borrows +=== 11.2 Container with Borrows -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn find_max['a, T: Ord](slice: ref['a] [T]) -> Option[ref['a] T] { if slice.is_empty() { None @@ -538,11 +581,12 @@ fn find_max['a, T: Ord](slice: ref['a] [T]) -> Option[ref['a] T] { Some(max) } } -``` +---- -### 11.3 Self-Referential Structures +=== 11.3 Self-Referential Structures -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- -- Using explicit lifetime annotation struct Parser['a] { input: ref['a] String, @@ -552,15 +596,16 @@ struct Parser['a] { fn parse['a](input: ref['a] String) -> Parser['a] { Parser { input: input, position: 0 } } -``` +---- -## 12. Implementation +== 12. Implementation -### 12.1 AST Representation +=== 12.1 AST Representation From `lib/ast.ml`: -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- type ownership = | Own (* Owned value *) | Ref (* Immutable borrow *) @@ -571,13 +616,14 @@ type type_expr = | TyOwn of type_expr | TyRef of type_expr (* with implicit lifetime *) | TyMut of type_expr -``` +---- -### 12.2 Borrow Checker Module +=== 12.2 Borrow Checker Module -`[IMPL-DEP: borrow-checker]` +`++[++IMPL-DEP: borrow-checker++]++` -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- module BorrowChecker : sig type place type borrow @@ -589,13 +635,14 @@ module BorrowChecker : sig val end_lifetime : state -> lifetime -> state val report_conflicts : state -> diagnostic list end -``` +---- -### 12.3 Lifetime Inference Module +=== 12.3 Lifetime Inference Module -`[IMPL-DEP: lifetime-inference]` +`++[++IMPL-DEP: lifetime-inference++]++` -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- module LifetimeInference : sig type constraint = | Outlives of lifetime * lifetime @@ -605,28 +652,32 @@ module LifetimeInference : sig val solve : constraint list -> substitution result val infer_lifetimes : expr -> expr (* annotated with lifetimes *) end -``` - -## 13. Related Work - -1. **Rust Ownership**: Matsakis & Klock (2014), RustBelt (Jung et al., 2017) -2. **Cyclone**: Jim et al. (2002) - Region-based memory management -3. **Linear Haskell**: Bernardy et al. (2018) - Linearity in Haskell -4. **Mezzo**: Pottier & Protzenko (2013) - Permissions and ownership -5. **ATS**: Xi (2004) - Linear types with dependent types -6. **Vault**: DeLine & Fähndrich (2001) - Adoption and focus - -## 14. References - -1. Jung, R., et al. (2017). RustBelt: Securing the Foundations of the Rust Programming Language. *POPL*. -2. Matsakis, N., & Klock, F. (2014). The Rust Language. *HILT*. -3. Weiss, A., et al. (2019). Oxide: The Essence of Rust. *arXiv*. -4. Jim, T., et al. (2002). Cyclone: A Safe Dialect of C. *USENIX*. -5. Pottier, F., & Protzenko, J. (2013). Programming with Permissions in Mezzo. *ICFP*. - ---- - -**Document Metadata**: -- Depends on: `lib/ast.ml` (ownership type), borrow checker implementation -- Implementation verification: Pending -- Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Ownership.v` (stub) +---- + +== 13. Related Work + +[arabic] +. *Rust Ownership*: Matsakis & Klock (2014), RustBelt (Jung et al., +2017) +. *Cyclone*: Jim et al. (2002) - Region-based memory management +. *Linear Haskell*: Bernardy et al. (2018) - Linearity in Haskell +. *Mezzo*: Pottier & Protzenko (2013) - Permissions and ownership +. *ATS*: Xi (2004) - Linear types with dependent types +. *Vault*: DeLine & Fähndrich (2001) - Adoption and focus + +== 14. References + +[arabic] +. Jung, R., et al. (2017). RustBelt: Securing the Foundations of the +Rust Programming Language. _POPL_. +. Matsakis, N., & Klock, F. (2014). The Rust Language. _HILT_. +. Weiss, A., et al. (2019). Oxide: The Essence of Rust. _arXiv_. +. Jim, T., et al. (2002). Cyclone: A Safe Dialect of C. _USENIX_. +. Pottier, F., & Protzenko, J. (2013). Programming with Permissions in +Mezzo. _ICFP_. + +''''' + +*Document Metadata*: - Depends on: `lib/ast.ml` (ownership type), borrow +checker implementation - Implementation verification: Pending - +Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Ownership.v` (stub) diff --git a/docs/academic/proofs/quantitative-types.adoc b/docs/academic/proofs/quantitative-types.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a6981bd0 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/academic/proofs/quantitative-types.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,520 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Quantitative Type Theory in AffineScript + +*Document Version*: 1.0 *Last Updated*: 2024 *Status*: Theoretical +framework complete; implementation verification pending +`++[++IMPL-DEP: type-checker, borrow-checker++]++` + +== Abstract + +This document formalizes AffineScript’s quantitative type system, which +annotates types with usage quantities to enforce linearity constraints. +We prove that the quantity discipline is sound: variables annotated with +quantity 1 (linear) are used exactly once, variables with quantity 0 +(erased) are never used at runtime, and variables with quantity ω +(unrestricted) may be used arbitrarily. + +== 1. Introduction + +AffineScript implements Quantitative Type Theory (QTT), following the +work of Atkey (2018) and McBride (2016). Unlike traditional linear type +systems, QTT integrates quantities into a dependent type theory, +enabling: + +[arabic] +. *Compile-time erasure*: Types and proofs can be marked with 0 and +erased +. *Linear resources*: Values used exactly once with quantity 1 +. *Unrestricted values*: Normal values with quantity ω +. *Quantity polymorphism*: Abstracting over quantities + +== 2. Quantity Semiring + +=== 2.1 Definition + +Quantities form a semiring (R, 0, 1, {plus}, ×): + +.... +π, ρ, σ ∈ {0, 1, ω} +.... + +*Addition* (for context splitting in pairs/lets): + +.... + 0 + π = π + π + 0 = π + 1 + 1 = ω + 1 + ω = ω + ω + 1 = ω + ω + ω = ω +.... + +*Multiplication* (for scaling contexts in application): + +.... + 0 × π = 0 + π × 0 = 0 + 1 × π = π + π × 1 = π + ω × ω = ω +.... + +=== 2.2 Semiring Laws + +*Theorem 2.1*: (R, 0, 1, {plus}, ×) satisfies the semiring axioms: + +[arabic] +. (R, 0, {plus}) is a commutative monoid +. (R, 1, ×) is a monoid +. × distributes over {plus} +. 0 annihilates: 0 × π = π × 0 = 0 + +*Proof*: By case analysis on all combinations. ∎ + +=== 2.3 Ordering + +We define a preorder on quantities: + +.... + 0 ≤ 0 + 0 ≤ 1 + 0 ≤ ω + 1 ≤ 1 + 1 ≤ ω + ω ≤ ω +.... + +This captures the "`can be used as`" relation: a more restricted +quantity can substitute for a less restricted one. + +*Lemma 2.2*: The ordering respects semiring operations: - If π ≤ π’ and +ρ ≤ ρ’, then π {plus} ρ ≤ π’ {plus} ρ’ - If π ≤ π’ and ρ ≤ ρ’, then π × +ρ ≤ π’ × ρ’ + +*Proof*: By case analysis. ∎ + +== 3. Syntax with Quantities + +=== 3.1 Quantified Types + +.... +τ, σ ::= + | ... -- Base types (as before) + | (π x : τ) → σ -- Quantified function type + | (π x : τ) × σ -- Quantified pair type +.... + +The quantity π specifies how many times the argument x may be used in +the body. + +=== 3.2 Quantified Contexts + +Contexts associate variables with both types and quantities: + +.... +Γ ::= · | Γ, πx:τ +.... + +=== 3.3 Context Operations + +*Zero Context*: All variables have quantity 0 + +.... +0Γ = {0x:τ | x:τ ∈ Γ} +.... + +*Context Scaling*: + +.... +πΓ = {(π×ρ)x:τ | ρx:τ ∈ Γ} +.... + +*Context Addition*: + +.... +Γ + Δ = {(π+ρ)x:τ | πx:τ ∈ Γ, ρx:τ ∈ Δ} +.... + +(Defined only when Γ and Δ have the same variables and types) + +== 4. Typing Rules with Quantities + +=== 4.1 Core Judgment + +.... +Γ ⊢ e : τ +.... + +where Γ is a quantified context specifying exactly how each variable is +used. + +=== 4.2 Structural Rules + +*Var* + +.... + ───────────────────────────── + 0Γ, 1x:τ, 0Δ ⊢ x : τ +.... + +Note: Only x has quantity 1; all other variables have quantity 0. + +*Weaken* + +.... + Γ ⊢ e : τ 0 ≤ π + ───────────────────── + Γ, πx:σ ⊢ e : τ +.... + +(Weakening is only valid at quantity 0) + +=== 4.3 Function Types + +*Lam* + +.... + Γ, πx:τ ⊢ e : σ + ───────────────────────────── + Γ ⊢ λx. e : (π x : τ) → σ +.... + +*App* + +.... + Γ ⊢ e₁ : (π x : τ) → σ Δ ⊢ e₂ : τ + ────────────────────────────────────── + Γ + πΔ ⊢ e₁ e₂ : σ[e₂/x] +.... + +The context for e₂ is scaled by π: - If π = 0, the argument is erased (Δ +must be empty/0) - If π = 1, the argument is used linearly - If π = ω, +the argument is used unrestrictedly + +=== 4.4 Pair Types + +*Pair-Intro* + +.... + Γ ⊢ e₁ : τ Δ ⊢ e₂ : σ[e₁/x] + ───────────────────────────────── + Γ + Δ ⊢ (e₁, e₂) : (π x : τ) × σ +.... + +*Pair-Elim* + +.... + Γ ⊢ e₁ : (π x : τ) × σ Δ, πx:τ, 1y:σ ⊢ e₂ : ρ + ────────────────────────────────────────────────── + Γ + Δ ⊢ let (x, y) = e₁ in e₂ : ρ +.... + +=== 4.5 Let Binding + +*Let* + +.... + Γ ⊢ e₁ : τ Δ, πx:τ ⊢ e₂ : σ + ─────────────────────────────── + πΓ + Δ ⊢ let x = e₁ in e₂ : σ +.... + +=== 4.6 Quantity Polymorphism + +*QuantAbs* + +.... + Γ ⊢ e : τ + ────────────────── + Γ ⊢ Λπ. e : ∀π. τ +.... + +*QuantApp* + +.... + Γ ⊢ e : ∀π. τ + ────────────────── + Γ ⊢ e [ρ] : τ[ρ/π] +.... + +== 5. Soundness of Quantities + +=== 5.1 Runtime Irrelevance of 0 + +*Theorem 5.1 (Erasure Soundness)*: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` where x has quantity 0 +in Γ, then x does not occur free in the evaluation of e. + +*Proof*: By induction on the typing derivation. + +The key cases: - *Var*: A variable x can only be typed in a context +where it has quantity 1, not 0. - *App*: If the function type has π = 0, +then the argument is scaled by 0, meaning it contributes no usage. - +*Let*: If x is bound with quantity 0, the body cannot use x +computationally. + +∎ + +=== 5.2 Linearity + +*Definition 5.2 (Usage Count)*: Define use(e, x) as the number of times +x is evaluated during the reduction of e. + +*Theorem 5.3 (Linearity Soundness)*: If `0Γ, 1x:τ ⊢ e : σ` and e reduces +to a value v, then use(e, x) = 1. + +*Proof*: By induction on the typing derivation and reduction sequence. + +Key insight: The context splitting rules ensure that for each +constructor, the uses of x are properly distributed and sum to exactly +1. + +∎ + +=== 5.3 Affine Weakening + +*Theorem 5.4 (Affine Weakening)*: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and x has quantity 1 in +Γ, then x is used at most once. + +This follows from linearity soundness, noting that AffineScript allows +dropping linear values (unlike true linear types). + +*Note*: AffineScript is affine by default, not linear. Values with +quantity 1 must be used _at most_ once, but may be explicitly dropped or +left unused. This is enforced by the borrow checker rather than the type +system. + +== 6. Quantity Inference + +=== 6.1 Principal Quantities + +For many expressions, quantities can be inferred: + +*Algorithm*: Given an expression e and types for its free variables, +compute the minimal quantities needed. + +[source,ocaml] +---- +type usage = Zero | One | Many + +let infer_usage (e : expr) (x : var) : usage = + match e with + | Var y -> if x = y then One else Zero + | App (e1, e2) -> + combine (infer_usage e1 x) (infer_usage e2 x) + | Lam (y, body) -> + if x = y then Zero + else infer_usage body x + | Let (y, rhs, body) -> + let rhs_use = infer_usage rhs x in + let body_use = infer_usage body x in + if x = y then rhs_use + else combine rhs_use body_use + | ... + +let combine u1 u2 = + match (u1, u2) with + | (Zero, u) | (u, Zero) -> u + | (One, One) -> Many + | _ -> Many +---- + +=== 6.2 Quantity Constraints + +During type checking, we generate quantity constraints and solve them: + +.... +π₁ + π₂ ≤ π₃ +π₁ × π₂ = π₃ +π ≤ ω +.... + +These constraints are solved by substitution and case analysis. + +== 7. Interaction with Other Features + +=== 7.1 Quantities and Effects + +Effect handlers interact with quantities: + +.... + handle Γ ⊢ e : τ ! ε with h +.... + +The handler h may be invoked multiple times (for multi-shot +continuations), which affects linearity: + +*Resume-Once* + +.... + Γ ⊢ handler { op(x, k) → e } +.... + +If k is used with quantity 1, the continuation is one-shot. If k is used +with quantity ω, the continuation is multi-shot. + +`++[++IMPL-DEP: effect-checker++]++` Effect-quantity interaction +requires effect implementation. + +=== 7.2 Quantities and Ownership + +Quantities work with the ownership system: + +* `0 (own τ)`: Impossible (must use owned value) +* `1 (own τ)`: Standard linear ownership +* `ω (own τ)`: Requires Copy trait +* `ω (ref τ)`: Multiple immutable borrows allowed +* `1 (mut τ)`: Exactly one mutable borrow + +=== 7.3 Quantities and Dependent Types + +In dependent types, quantities distinguish: + +* *Type dependencies* (quantity 0): Used in types, erased at runtime +* *Value dependencies* (quantity 1 or ω): Exist at runtime + +.... +-- The length n is used at quantity 0 (erased) +fn replicate[n: Nat, T](0 n: Nat, x: T) -> Vec[n, T] +.... + +== 8. Examples + +=== 8.1 File Handle (Linear) + +[source,affinescript] +---- +type File = own FileHandle + +fn open(path: String) -> File / IO + +fn read(1 f: File) -> (String, File) / IO + +fn close(1 f: File) -> () / IO + +fn process_file(path: String) -> String / IO { + let f = open(path) -- f has quantity 1 + let (contents, f) = read(f) -- f consumed, new f bound + close(f) -- f consumed + contents +} +---- + +=== 8.2 Erased Proofs + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn safe_index[n: Nat, T]( + vec: Vec[n, T], + i: Nat, + 0 pf: i < n -- proof is erased +) -> T { + vec.unsafe_get(i) -- pf not used at runtime +} +---- + +=== 8.3 Quantity Polymorphism + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn pair[π: Quantity, A, B]( + π a: A, + π b: B +) -> (A, B) { + (a, b) +} + +-- Can be instantiated at any quantity +let p1 = pair[1](file1, file2) -- linear pair +let p2 = pair[ω](x, y) -- unrestricted pair +---- + +== 9. Metatheoretic Properties + +=== 9.1 Quantity Substitution Lemma + +*Lemma 9.1*: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and we substitute a more specific quantity ρ +≤ π for π throughout, the derivation remains valid. + +=== 9.2 Quantity Coherence + +*Theorem 9.2*: If an expression type-checks at multiple quantities, the +results are coherent: - If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and `Γ' ⊢ e : τ` where Γ’ has +larger quantities, then the semantics agree on shared resources. + +=== 9.3 Decidability + +*Theorem 9.3*: Quantity checking is decidable. + +*Proof*: The quantity semiring is finite (++{++0, 1, ω}), and all +operations are computable. Quantity inference generates a finite +constraint system solvable by enumeration. ∎ + +== 10. Implementation + +=== 10.1 AST Representation + +From `lib/ast.ml`: + +[source,ocaml] +---- +type quantity = + | QZero (* 0 - erased *) + | QOne (* 1 - linear *) + | QOmega (* ω - unrestricted *) +---- + +=== 10.2 Type Checker Integration + +`++[++IMPL-DEP: type-checker++]++` + +[source,ocaml] +---- +(* Quantity context *) +type qctx = (ident * quantity * typ) list + +(* Scale a context by a quantity *) +let scale (q : quantity) (ctx : qctx) : qctx = + List.map (fun (x, q', t) -> (x, mult q q', t)) ctx + +(* Add two contexts *) +let add (ctx1 : qctx) (ctx2 : qctx) : qctx = + List.map2 (fun (x, q1, t) (_, q2, _) -> (x, plus q1 q2, t)) ctx1 ctx2 + +(* Check usage matches declared quantity *) +let check_quantity (expected : quantity) (actual : usage) : bool = + match (expected, actual) with + | (QZero, Zero) -> true + | (QOne, One) -> true + | (QOmega, _) -> true + | _ -> false +---- + +== 11. Related Work + +[arabic] +. *Quantitative Type Theory*: Atkey (2018) - Foundation for QTT +. *I Got Plenty o’ Nuttin’*: McBride (2016) - Quantities in dependent +types +. *Linear Haskell*: Bernardy et al. (2018) - Linearity in Haskell +. *Granule*: Orchard et al. (2019) - Graded modal types +. *Linear Types in Rust*: Weiss et al. (2019) - Practical affine types + +== 12. References + +[arabic] +. Atkey, R. (2018). Syntax and Semantics of Quantitative Type Theory. +_LICS_. +. McBride, C. (2016). I Got Plenty o’ Nuttin’. _A List of Successes That +Can Change the World_. +. Bernardy, J.-P., et al. (2018). Linear Haskell: Practical Linearity in +a Higher-Order Polymorphic Language. _POPL_. +. Walker, D. (2005). Substructural Type Systems. _Advanced Topics in +Types and Programming Languages_. +. Wadler, P. (1990). Linear Types Can Change the World! _IFIP TC_. + +''''' + +*Document Metadata*: - Depends on: `lib/ast.ml` (quantity type), type +checker implementation - Implementation verification: Pending - +Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Quantities.v` (stub) diff --git a/docs/academic/proofs/quantitative-types.md b/docs/academic/proofs/quantitative-types.md deleted file mode 100644 index 00bcd761..00000000 --- a/docs/academic/proofs/quantitative-types.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,461 +0,0 @@ -# Quantitative Type Theory in AffineScript - -**Document Version**: 1.0 -**Last Updated**: 2024 -**Status**: Theoretical framework complete; implementation verification pending `[IMPL-DEP: type-checker, borrow-checker]` - -## Abstract - -This document formalizes AffineScript's quantitative type system, which annotates types with usage quantities to enforce linearity constraints. We prove that the quantity discipline is sound: variables annotated with quantity 1 (linear) are used exactly once, variables with quantity 0 (erased) are never used at runtime, and variables with quantity ω (unrestricted) may be used arbitrarily. - -## 1. Introduction - -AffineScript implements Quantitative Type Theory (QTT), following the work of Atkey (2018) and McBride (2016). Unlike traditional linear type systems, QTT integrates quantities into a dependent type theory, enabling: - -1. **Compile-time erasure**: Types and proofs can be marked with 0 and erased -2. **Linear resources**: Values used exactly once with quantity 1 -3. **Unrestricted values**: Normal values with quantity ω -4. **Quantity polymorphism**: Abstracting over quantities - -## 2. Quantity Semiring - -### 2.1 Definition - -Quantities form a semiring (R, 0, 1, +, ×): - -``` -π, ρ, σ ∈ {0, 1, ω} -``` - -**Addition** (for context splitting in pairs/lets): -``` - 0 + π = π - π + 0 = π - 1 + 1 = ω - 1 + ω = ω - ω + 1 = ω - ω + ω = ω -``` - -**Multiplication** (for scaling contexts in application): -``` - 0 × π = 0 - π × 0 = 0 - 1 × π = π - π × 1 = π - ω × ω = ω -``` - -### 2.2 Semiring Laws - -**Theorem 2.1**: (R, 0, 1, +, ×) satisfies the semiring axioms: - -1. (R, 0, +) is a commutative monoid -2. (R, 1, ×) is a monoid -3. × distributes over + -4. 0 annihilates: 0 × π = π × 0 = 0 - -**Proof**: By case analysis on all combinations. ∎ - -### 2.3 Ordering - -We define a preorder on quantities: - -``` - 0 ≤ 0 - 0 ≤ 1 - 0 ≤ ω - 1 ≤ 1 - 1 ≤ ω - ω ≤ ω -``` - -This captures the "can be used as" relation: a more restricted quantity can substitute for a less restricted one. - -**Lemma 2.2**: The ordering respects semiring operations: -- If π ≤ π' and ρ ≤ ρ', then π + ρ ≤ π' + ρ' -- If π ≤ π' and ρ ≤ ρ', then π × ρ ≤ π' × ρ' - -**Proof**: By case analysis. ∎ - -## 3. Syntax with Quantities - -### 3.1 Quantified Types - -``` -τ, σ ::= - | ... -- Base types (as before) - | (π x : τ) → σ -- Quantified function type - | (π x : τ) × σ -- Quantified pair type -``` - -The quantity π specifies how many times the argument x may be used in the body. - -### 3.2 Quantified Contexts - -Contexts associate variables with both types and quantities: - -``` -Γ ::= · | Γ, πx:τ -``` - -### 3.3 Context Operations - -**Zero Context**: All variables have quantity 0 -``` -0Γ = {0x:τ | x:τ ∈ Γ} -``` - -**Context Scaling**: -``` -πΓ = {(π×ρ)x:τ | ρx:τ ∈ Γ} -``` - -**Context Addition**: -``` -Γ + Δ = {(π+ρ)x:τ | πx:τ ∈ Γ, ρx:τ ∈ Δ} -``` - -(Defined only when Γ and Δ have the same variables and types) - -## 4. Typing Rules with Quantities - -### 4.1 Core Judgment - -``` -Γ ⊢ e : τ -``` - -where Γ is a quantified context specifying exactly how each variable is used. - -### 4.2 Structural Rules - -**Var** -``` - ───────────────────────────── - 0Γ, 1x:τ, 0Δ ⊢ x : τ -``` - -Note: Only x has quantity 1; all other variables have quantity 0. - -**Weaken** -``` - Γ ⊢ e : τ 0 ≤ π - ───────────────────── - Γ, πx:σ ⊢ e : τ -``` - -(Weakening is only valid at quantity 0) - -### 4.3 Function Types - -**Lam** -``` - Γ, πx:τ ⊢ e : σ - ───────────────────────────── - Γ ⊢ λx. e : (π x : τ) → σ -``` - -**App** -``` - Γ ⊢ e₁ : (π x : τ) → σ Δ ⊢ e₂ : τ - ────────────────────────────────────── - Γ + πΔ ⊢ e₁ e₂ : σ[e₂/x] -``` - -The context for e₂ is scaled by π: -- If π = 0, the argument is erased (Δ must be empty/0) -- If π = 1, the argument is used linearly -- If π = ω, the argument is used unrestrictedly - -### 4.4 Pair Types - -**Pair-Intro** -``` - Γ ⊢ e₁ : τ Δ ⊢ e₂ : σ[e₁/x] - ───────────────────────────────── - Γ + Δ ⊢ (e₁, e₂) : (π x : τ) × σ -``` - -**Pair-Elim** -``` - Γ ⊢ e₁ : (π x : τ) × σ Δ, πx:τ, 1y:σ ⊢ e₂ : ρ - ────────────────────────────────────────────────── - Γ + Δ ⊢ let (x, y) = e₁ in e₂ : ρ -``` - -### 4.5 Let Binding - -**Let** -``` - Γ ⊢ e₁ : τ Δ, πx:τ ⊢ e₂ : σ - ─────────────────────────────── - πΓ + Δ ⊢ let x = e₁ in e₂ : σ -``` - -### 4.6 Quantity Polymorphism - -**QuantAbs** -``` - Γ ⊢ e : τ - ────────────────── - Γ ⊢ Λπ. e : ∀π. τ -``` - -**QuantApp** -``` - Γ ⊢ e : ∀π. τ - ────────────────── - Γ ⊢ e [ρ] : τ[ρ/π] -``` - -## 5. Soundness of Quantities - -### 5.1 Runtime Irrelevance of 0 - -**Theorem 5.1 (Erasure Soundness)**: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` where x has quantity 0 in Γ, then x does not occur free in the evaluation of e. - -**Proof**: By induction on the typing derivation. - -The key cases: -- **Var**: A variable x can only be typed in a context where it has quantity 1, not 0. -- **App**: If the function type has π = 0, then the argument is scaled by 0, meaning it contributes no usage. -- **Let**: If x is bound with quantity 0, the body cannot use x computationally. - -∎ - -### 5.2 Linearity - -**Definition 5.2 (Usage Count)**: Define use(e, x) as the number of times x is evaluated during the reduction of e. - -**Theorem 5.3 (Linearity Soundness)**: If `0Γ, 1x:τ ⊢ e : σ` and e reduces to a value v, then use(e, x) = 1. - -**Proof**: By induction on the typing derivation and reduction sequence. - -Key insight: The context splitting rules ensure that for each constructor, the uses of x are properly distributed and sum to exactly 1. - -∎ - -### 5.3 Affine Weakening - -**Theorem 5.4 (Affine Weakening)**: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and x has quantity 1 in Γ, then x is used at most once. - -This follows from linearity soundness, noting that AffineScript allows dropping linear values (unlike true linear types). - -**Note**: AffineScript is affine by default, not linear. Values with quantity 1 must be used *at most* once, but may be explicitly dropped or left unused. This is enforced by the borrow checker rather than the type system. - -## 6. Quantity Inference - -### 6.1 Principal Quantities - -For many expressions, quantities can be inferred: - -**Algorithm**: Given an expression e and types for its free variables, compute the minimal quantities needed. - -```ocaml -type usage = Zero | One | Many - -let infer_usage (e : expr) (x : var) : usage = - match e with - | Var y -> if x = y then One else Zero - | App (e1, e2) -> - combine (infer_usage e1 x) (infer_usage e2 x) - | Lam (y, body) -> - if x = y then Zero - else infer_usage body x - | Let (y, rhs, body) -> - let rhs_use = infer_usage rhs x in - let body_use = infer_usage body x in - if x = y then rhs_use - else combine rhs_use body_use - | ... - -let combine u1 u2 = - match (u1, u2) with - | (Zero, u) | (u, Zero) -> u - | (One, One) -> Many - | _ -> Many -``` - -### 6.2 Quantity Constraints - -During type checking, we generate quantity constraints and solve them: - -``` -π₁ + π₂ ≤ π₃ -π₁ × π₂ = π₃ -π ≤ ω -``` - -These constraints are solved by substitution and case analysis. - -## 7. Interaction with Other Features - -### 7.1 Quantities and Effects - -Effect handlers interact with quantities: - -``` - handle Γ ⊢ e : τ ! ε with h -``` - -The handler h may be invoked multiple times (for multi-shot continuations), which affects linearity: - -**Resume-Once** -``` - Γ ⊢ handler { op(x, k) → e } -``` - -If k is used with quantity 1, the continuation is one-shot. -If k is used with quantity ω, the continuation is multi-shot. - -`[IMPL-DEP: effect-checker]` Effect-quantity interaction requires effect implementation. - -### 7.2 Quantities and Ownership - -Quantities work with the ownership system: - -- `0 (own τ)`: Impossible (must use owned value) -- `1 (own τ)`: Standard linear ownership -- `ω (own τ)`: Requires Copy trait - -- `ω (ref τ)`: Multiple immutable borrows allowed -- `1 (mut τ)`: Exactly one mutable borrow - -### 7.3 Quantities and Dependent Types - -In dependent types, quantities distinguish: - -- **Type dependencies** (quantity 0): Used in types, erased at runtime -- **Value dependencies** (quantity 1 or ω): Exist at runtime - -``` --- The length n is used at quantity 0 (erased) -fn replicate[n: Nat, T](0 n: Nat, x: T) -> Vec[n, T] -``` - -## 8. Examples - -### 8.1 File Handle (Linear) - -```affinescript -type File = own FileHandle - -fn open(path: String) -> File / IO - -fn read(1 f: File) -> (String, File) / IO - -fn close(1 f: File) -> () / IO - -fn process_file(path: String) -> String / IO { - let f = open(path) -- f has quantity 1 - let (contents, f) = read(f) -- f consumed, new f bound - close(f) -- f consumed - contents -} -``` - -### 8.2 Erased Proofs - -```affinescript -fn safe_index[n: Nat, T]( - vec: Vec[n, T], - i: Nat, - 0 pf: i < n -- proof is erased -) -> T { - vec.unsafe_get(i) -- pf not used at runtime -} -``` - -### 8.3 Quantity Polymorphism - -```affinescript -fn pair[π: Quantity, A, B]( - π a: A, - π b: B -) -> (A, B) { - (a, b) -} - --- Can be instantiated at any quantity -let p1 = pair[1](file1, file2) -- linear pair -let p2 = pair[ω](x, y) -- unrestricted pair -``` - -## 9. Metatheoretic Properties - -### 9.1 Quantity Substitution Lemma - -**Lemma 9.1**: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and we substitute a more specific quantity ρ ≤ π for π throughout, the derivation remains valid. - -### 9.2 Quantity Coherence - -**Theorem 9.2**: If an expression type-checks at multiple quantities, the results are coherent: -- If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and `Γ' ⊢ e : τ` where Γ' has larger quantities, then the semantics agree on shared resources. - -### 9.3 Decidability - -**Theorem 9.3**: Quantity checking is decidable. - -**Proof**: The quantity semiring is finite ({0, 1, ω}), and all operations are computable. Quantity inference generates a finite constraint system solvable by enumeration. ∎ - -## 10. Implementation - -### 10.1 AST Representation - -From `lib/ast.ml`: - -```ocaml -type quantity = - | QZero (* 0 - erased *) - | QOne (* 1 - linear *) - | QOmega (* ω - unrestricted *) -``` - -### 10.2 Type Checker Integration - -`[IMPL-DEP: type-checker]` - -```ocaml -(* Quantity context *) -type qctx = (ident * quantity * typ) list - -(* Scale a context by a quantity *) -let scale (q : quantity) (ctx : qctx) : qctx = - List.map (fun (x, q', t) -> (x, mult q q', t)) ctx - -(* Add two contexts *) -let add (ctx1 : qctx) (ctx2 : qctx) : qctx = - List.map2 (fun (x, q1, t) (_, q2, _) -> (x, plus q1 q2, t)) ctx1 ctx2 - -(* Check usage matches declared quantity *) -let check_quantity (expected : quantity) (actual : usage) : bool = - match (expected, actual) with - | (QZero, Zero) -> true - | (QOne, One) -> true - | (QOmega, _) -> true - | _ -> false -``` - -## 11. Related Work - -1. **Quantitative Type Theory**: Atkey (2018) - Foundation for QTT -2. **I Got Plenty o' Nuttin'**: McBride (2016) - Quantities in dependent types -3. **Linear Haskell**: Bernardy et al. (2018) - Linearity in Haskell -4. **Granule**: Orchard et al. (2019) - Graded modal types -5. **Linear Types in Rust**: Weiss et al. (2019) - Practical affine types - -## 12. References - -1. Atkey, R. (2018). Syntax and Semantics of Quantitative Type Theory. *LICS*. -2. McBride, C. (2016). I Got Plenty o' Nuttin'. *A List of Successes That Can Change the World*. -3. Bernardy, J.-P., et al. (2018). Linear Haskell: Practical Linearity in a Higher-Order Polymorphic Language. *POPL*. -4. Walker, D. (2005). Substructural Type Systems. *Advanced Topics in Types and Programming Languages*. -5. Wadler, P. (1990). Linear Types Can Change the World! *IFIP TC*. - ---- - -**Document Metadata**: -- Depends on: `lib/ast.ml` (quantity type), type checker implementation -- Implementation verification: Pending -- Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Quantities.v` (stub) diff --git a/docs/academic/proofs/row-polymorphism.md b/docs/academic/proofs/row-polymorphism.adoc similarity index 55% rename from docs/academic/proofs/row-polymorphism.md rename to docs/academic/proofs/row-polymorphism.adoc index 4ddfc3ee..145ce67d 100644 --- a/docs/academic/proofs/row-polymorphism.md +++ b/docs/academic/proofs/row-polymorphism.adoc @@ -1,35 +1,43 @@ -# Row Polymorphism: Complete Formalization +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Row Polymorphism: Complete Formalization -**Document Version**: 1.0 -**Last Updated**: 2024 -**Status**: Theoretical framework complete; implementation verification pending `[IMPL-DEP: type-checker]` +*Document Version*: 1.0 *Last Updated*: 2024 *Status*: Theoretical +framework complete; implementation verification pending +`++[++IMPL-DEP: type-checker++]++` -## Abstract +== Abstract -This document provides a complete formalization of row polymorphism in AffineScript, including the syntax, typing rules, unification algorithm, and soundness proofs. Row polymorphism enables extensible records and variants with full type inference, following the tradition of Rémy (1989) and Wand (1991), extended with AffineScript's effects, quantities, and ownership. +This document provides a complete formalization of row polymorphism in +AffineScript, including the syntax, typing rules, unification algorithm, +and soundness proofs. Row polymorphism enables extensible records and +variants with full type inference, following the tradition of Rémy +(1989) and Wand (1991), extended with AffineScript’s effects, +quantities, and ownership. -## 1. Introduction +== 1. Introduction -Row polymorphism allows polymorphism over record and variant "shapes" without requiring explicit subtyping. A function can operate on any record containing at least certain fields, regardless of what other fields exist: +Row polymorphism allows polymorphism over record and variant "`shapes`" +without requiring explicit subtyping. A function can operate on any +record containing at least certain fields, regardless of what other +fields exist: -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn get_name[ρ](r: {name: String, ..ρ}) -> String { r.name } -``` +---- -This document formalizes: -1. Row types and their kinding -2. Row unification algorithm -3. Type soundness with rows -4. Coherence of row operations -5. Principal types with row polymorphism +This document formalizes: 1. Row types and their kinding 2. Row +unification algorithm 3. Type soundness with rows 4. Coherence of row +operations 5. Principal types with row polymorphism -## 2. Syntax of Rows +== 2. Syntax of Rows -### 2.1 Row Types +=== 2.1 Row Types -``` +.... ρ ::= | ∅ -- Empty row | (l : τ | ρ) -- Row extension @@ -44,241 +52,270 @@ Variant types: ⟨ρ⟩ -- Variant with row ρ ⟨l₁: τ₁ | ... | lₙ: τₙ⟩ -- Closed variant ⟨l₁: τ₁ | ... | lₙ: τₙ | α⟩ -- Open variant (extensible) -``` +.... -### 2.2 Labels +=== 2.2 Labels -Labels l are drawn from a countably infinite set L. We assume a total ordering on labels for canonical row representations. +Labels l are drawn from a countably infinite set L. We assume a total +ordering on labels for canonical row representations. -### 2.3 Row Equivalence +=== 2.3 Row Equivalence Rows are equivalent up to permutation (but not duplication): -**Definition 2.1 (Row Equivalence)**: ρ₁ ≡ ρ₂ iff they contain the same labels with the same types, differing only in order. +*Definition 2.1 (Row Equivalence)*: ρ₁ ≡ ρ₂ iff they contain the same +labels with the same types, differing only in order. Formally, define the flattening function: -``` + +.... flatten(∅) = {} flatten((l : τ | ρ)) = {l ↦ τ} ∪ flatten(ρ) (if l ∉ dom(flatten(ρ))) flatten(α) = {α} (row variable) -``` +.... Then ρ₁ ≡ ρ₂ iff flatten(ρ₁) = flatten(ρ₂). -**Axioms**: -``` +*Axioms*: + +.... (l₁ : τ₁ | (l₂ : τ₂ | ρ)) ≡ (l₂ : τ₂ | (l₁ : τ₁ | ρ)) (l₁ ≠ l₂) -``` +.... -### 2.4 Row Restriction +=== 2.4 Row Restriction -**Definition 2.2 (Row Restriction)**: ρ \ l removes label l from row ρ: +*Definition 2.2 (Row Restriction)*: ρ  l removes label l from row ρ: -``` +.... ∅ \ l = ∅ (l : τ | ρ) \ l = ρ (l' : τ | ρ) \ l = (l' : τ | ρ \ l) (l ≠ l') α \ l = α (defer to unification) -``` +.... -### 2.5 Row Concatenation +=== 2.5 Row Concatenation -**Definition 2.3 (Row Concatenation)**: ρ₁ ⊕ ρ₂ combines rows (disjoint labels required): +*Definition 2.3 (Row Concatenation)*: ρ₁ ⊕ ρ₂ combines rows (disjoint +labels required): -``` +.... ∅ ⊕ ρ = ρ (l : τ | ρ₁) ⊕ ρ₂ = (l : τ | ρ₁ ⊕ ρ₂) (l ∉ labels(ρ₂)) -``` +.... -### 2.6 Presence/Absence Types (Rémy's Approach) +=== 2.6 Presence/Absence Types (Rémy’s Approach) -For complete type inference, we extend rows with presence/absence annotations: +For complete type inference, we extend rows with presence/absence +annotations: -``` +.... π ::= Pre(τ) | Abs ρ̂ ::= ∅ | (l : π | ρ̂) | α Pre(τ) -- Label l is present with type τ Abs -- Label l is absent -``` +.... -This allows unifying records with different field sets by marking absent fields. +This allows unifying records with different field sets by marking absent +fields. -## 3. Kinding +== 3. Kinding -### 3.1 Kind Structure +=== 3.1 Kind Structure -``` +.... κ ::= Type | Row | ... -``` +.... -### 3.2 Kinding Rules +=== 3.2 Kinding Rules -**K-Empty** -``` +*K-Empty* + +.... ──────────── Γ ⊢ ∅ : Row -``` +.... + +*K-Extend* -**K-Extend** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ τ : Type Γ ⊢ ρ : Row l ∉ labels(ρ) ─────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ (l : τ | ρ) : Row -``` +.... -**K-RowVar** -``` +*K-RowVar* + +.... α : Row ∈ Γ ─────────────── Γ ⊢ α : Row -``` +.... + +*K-Record* -**K-Record** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ ρ : Row ───────────────── Γ ⊢ {ρ} : Type -``` +.... + +*K-Variant* -**K-Variant** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ ρ : Row ───────────────── Γ ⊢ ⟨ρ⟩ : Type -``` +.... -### 3.3 Lack Constraints +=== 3.3 Lack Constraints -To express "row ρ does not contain label l", we use lack constraints: +To express "`row ρ does not contain label l`", we use lack constraints: -``` +.... Γ ⊢ ρ lacks l -``` +.... -**Lacks-Empty** -``` +*Lacks-Empty* + +.... ───────────────── Γ ⊢ ∅ lacks l -``` +.... + +*Lacks-Extend* -**Lacks-Extend** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ ρ lacks l l ≠ l' ──────────────────────── Γ ⊢ (l' : τ | ρ) lacks l -``` +.... -**Lacks-Var** (constraint on variable) -``` +*Lacks-Var* (constraint on variable) + +.... α lacks l ∈ Γ ───────────────── Γ ⊢ α lacks l -``` +.... + +== 4. Typing Rules -## 4. Typing Rules +=== 4.1 Record Introduction -### 4.1 Record Introduction +*Rec-Empty* -**Rec-Empty** -``` +.... ──────────────────── Γ ⊢ {} ⇒ {∅} -``` +.... -**Rec-Extend** -``` +*Rec-Extend* + +.... Γ ⊢ e : τ ! ε Γ ⊢ r : {ρ} ! ε' Γ ⊢ ρ lacks l ────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ {l = e, ..r} ⇒ {(l : τ | ρ)} ! (ε | ε') -``` +.... + +*Rec-Literal* -**Rec-Literal** -``` +.... ∀i. Γ ⊢ eᵢ ⇒ τᵢ ! εᵢ labels distinct ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ {l₁ = e₁, ..., lₙ = eₙ} ⇒ {l₁: τ₁, ..., lₙ: τₙ} ! (ε₁ | ... | εₙ) -``` +.... + +=== 4.2 Record Elimination -### 4.2 Record Elimination +*Rec-Select* -**Rec-Select** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e ⇒ {(l : τ | ρ)} ! ε ────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ e.l ⇒ τ ! ε -``` +.... -**Rec-Restrict** -``` +*Rec-Restrict* + +.... Γ ⊢ e ⇒ {(l : τ | ρ)} ! ε ──────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ e \ l ⇒ {ρ} ! ε -``` +.... + +*Rec-Update* -**Rec-Update** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e₁ ⇒ {(l : τ | ρ)} ! ε₁ Γ ⊢ e₂ ⇒ σ ! ε₂ ───────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ e₁ with {l = e₂} ⇒ {(l : σ | ρ)} ! (ε₁ | ε₂) -``` +.... -### 4.3 Variant Introduction +=== 4.3 Variant Introduction -**Var-Inject** -``` +*Var-Inject* + +.... Γ ⊢ e ⇒ τ ! ε α fresh ────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ l(e) ⇒ ⟨l : τ | α⟩ ! ε -``` +.... + +=== 4.4 Variant Elimination -### 4.4 Variant Elimination +*Var-Case* -**Var-Case** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e ⇒ ⟨l₁: τ₁ | ... | lₙ: τₙ⟩ ! ε ∀i. Γ, xᵢ: τᵢ ⊢ eᵢ ⇐ σ ! ε' ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ case e { l₁(x₁) → e₁ | ... | lₙ(xₙ) → eₙ } ⇒ σ ! (ε | ε') -``` +.... -**Var-Case-Open** (with default) -``` +*Var-Case-Open* (with default) + +.... Γ ⊢ e ⇒ ⟨l₁: τ₁ | ... | lₙ: τₙ | α⟩ ! ε ∀i. Γ, xᵢ: τᵢ ⊢ eᵢ ⇐ σ ! ε' Γ, y: ⟨α⟩ ⊢ e_default ⇐ σ ! ε' ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ case e { l₁(x₁) → e₁ | ... | lₙ(xₙ) → eₙ | y → e_default } ⇒ σ ! (ε | ε') -``` +.... + +=== 4.5 Row Polymorphism -### 4.5 Row Polymorphism +*Row-Gen* -**Row-Gen** -``` +.... Γ, α:Row ⊢ e ⇒ τ ! ε α ∉ FV(Γ) ───────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ e ⇒ ∀α:Row. τ ! ε -``` +.... + +*Row-Inst* -**Row-Inst** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e ⇒ ∀α:Row. τ ! ε Γ ⊢ ρ : Row ─────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ e ⇒ τ[ρ/α] ! ε -``` +.... -## 5. Unification +== 5. Unification -### 5.1 Unification Problem +=== 5.1 Unification Problem -Given two types τ₁ and τ₂, find a substitution θ such that θ(τ₁) = θ(τ₂). +Given two types τ₁ and τ₂, find a substitution θ such that θ(τ₁) = +θ(τ₂). -### 5.2 Row Unification Algorithm +=== 5.2 Row Unification Algorithm -Row unification extends standard unification with special handling for rows: +Row unification extends standard unification with special handling for +rows: -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- type unify_result = | Success of substitution | Failure of string @@ -314,172 +351,195 @@ let rec unify_row (ρ₁ : row) (ρ₂ : row) : unify_result = (* Empty vs extension - failure *) | (Empty, Extend _) | (Extend _, Empty) -> Failure "row mismatch" -``` +---- -### 5.3 Occurs Check for Rows +=== 5.3 Occurs Check for Rows -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- let rec row_occurs (α : row_var) (ρ : row) : bool = match ρ with | Empty -> false | RowVar β -> α = β | Extend (_, τ, ρ') -> type_occurs α τ || row_occurs α ρ' -``` +---- -### 5.4 Correctness of Row Unification +=== 5.4 Correctness of Row Unification -**Theorem 5.1 (Soundness of Row Unification)**: If `unify_row(ρ₁, ρ₂) = Success θ`, then `θ(ρ₁) ≡ θ(ρ₂)`. +*Theorem 5.1 (Soundness of Row Unification)*: If +`unify++_++row(ρ₁, ρ₂) = Success θ`, then `θ(ρ₁) ≡ θ(ρ₂)`. -**Proof**: By induction on the structure of the unification algorithm. +*Proof*: By induction on the structure of the unification algorithm. -*Case RowVar*: θ = [α ↦ ρ], so θ(α) = ρ = θ(ρ). ✓ +_Case RowVar_: θ = ++[++α ↦ ρ++]++, so θ(α) = ρ = θ(ρ). ✓ -*Case Same-Head*: By IH, θ₁(τ₁) = θ₁(τ₂) and θ₂(θ₁(ρ₁')) = θ₂(θ₁(ρ₂')). +_Case Same-Head_: By IH, θ₁(τ₁) = θ₁(τ₂) and θ₂(θ₁(ρ₁’)) = θ₂(θ₁(ρ₂’)). Combined substitution preserves equality. ✓ -*Case Different-Head*: By IH and the rewriting equations, both sides become equivalent. ✓ +_Case Different-Head_: By IH and the rewriting equations, both sides +become equivalent. ✓ ∎ -**Theorem 5.2 (Completeness of Row Unification)**: If there exists θ such that θ(ρ₁) ≡ θ(ρ₂), then `unify_row(ρ₁, ρ₂) = Success θ'` for some θ' more general than θ. +*Theorem 5.2 (Completeness of Row Unification)*: If there exists θ such +that θ(ρ₁) ≡ θ(ρ₂), then `unify++_++row(ρ₁, ρ₂) = Success θ'` for some +θ’ more general than θ. -**Proof**: By induction, showing the algorithm finds the most general unifier. ∎ +*Proof*: By induction, showing the algorithm finds the most general +unifier. ∎ -**Theorem 5.3 (Termination of Row Unification)**: Row unification terminates on all inputs. +*Theorem 5.3 (Termination of Row Unification)*: Row unification +terminates on all inputs. -**Proof**: Define a measure M(ρ) = (size(ρ), vars(ρ)). Each recursive call strictly decreases this measure (lexicographically). ∎ +*Proof*: Define a measure M(ρ) = (size(ρ), vars(ρ)). Each recursive call +strictly decreases this measure (lexicographically). ∎ -## 6. Type Inference with Rows +== 6. Type Inference with Rows -### 6.1 Constraint Generation +=== 6.1 Constraint Generation During type inference, generate constraints including row constraints: -``` +.... C ::= τ = σ | ρ = ρ' | ρ lacks l | ... -``` +.... -### 6.2 Principal Types +=== 6.2 Principal Types -**Theorem 6.1 (Principal Types)**: For any expression e and context Γ, if e is typeable then there exists a principal type scheme σ such that all other types are instances of σ. +*Theorem 6.1 (Principal Types)*: For any expression e and context Γ, if +e is typeable then there exists a principal type scheme σ such that all +other types are instances of σ. -**Proof**: The unification algorithm computes most general unifiers, and generalization produces principal type schemes. ∎ +*Proof*: The unification algorithm computes most general unifiers, and +generalization produces principal type schemes. ∎ -### 6.3 Let-Polymorphism with Rows +=== 6.3 Let-Polymorphism with Rows -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e₁ ⇒ τ₁ ! ε σ = gen(Γ, τ₁) Γ, x:σ ⊢ e₂ ⇒ τ₂ ! ε' ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ let x = e₁ in e₂ ⇒ τ₂ ! (ε | ε') -``` +.... -Where `gen(Γ, τ) = ∀ᾱ:κ̄. τ` for ᾱ = FTV(τ) \ FTV(Γ). +Where `gen(Γ, τ) = ∀ᾱ:κ̄. τ` for ᾱ = FTV(τ)  FTV(Γ). -## 7. Soundness +== 7. Soundness -### 7.1 Progress with Rows +=== 7.1 Progress with Rows -**Theorem 7.1 (Progress)**: If `· ⊢ e : τ` where τ involves row types, then either e is a value or e can step. +*Theorem 7.1 (Progress)*: If `· ⊢ e : τ` where τ involves row types, +then either e is a value or e can step. -**Proof**: Extended from base progress theorem. The key cases: +*Proof*: Extended from base progress theorem. The key cases: -*Case Record-Select*: If `· ⊢ e.l : τ` then `· ⊢ e : {(l : τ | ρ)}`. By IH, e is a value or steps. -If e is a value, by canonical forms it is a record `{l₁=v₁,...,lₙ=vₙ}` containing field l. -Therefore `e.l ⟶ v` where v is the value at label l. ✓ +_Case Record-Select_: If `· ⊢ e.l : τ` then +`· ⊢ e : ++{++(l : τ ++|++ ρ)}`. By IH, e is a value or steps. If e is a +value, by canonical forms it is a record `++{++l₁=v₁,...,lₙ=vₙ}` +containing field l. Therefore `e.l ⟶ v` where v is the value at label l. +✓ -*Case Variant-Case*: Similar, using exhaustiveness from the type. ✓ +_Case Variant-Case_: Similar, using exhaustiveness from the type. ✓ ∎ -### 7.2 Preservation with Rows +=== 7.2 Preservation with Rows -**Theorem 7.2 (Preservation)**: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and `e ⟶ e'`, then `Γ ⊢ e' : τ`. +*Theorem 7.2 (Preservation)*: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and `e ⟶ e'`, then +`Γ ⊢ e' : τ`. -**Proof**: By induction on the reduction. Key cases: +*Proof*: By induction on the reduction. Key cases: -*Case Record-Select*: -`{l₁=v₁,...,l=v,...,lₙ=vₙ}.l ⟶ v` +_Case Record-Select_: `++{++l₁=v₁,...,l=v,...,lₙ=vₙ}.l ⟶ v` -From typing: `Γ ⊢ {l₁=v₁,...,l=v,...,lₙ=vₙ} : {(l : τ | ρ)}` +From typing: `Γ ⊢ ++{++l₁=v₁,...,l=v,...,lₙ=vₙ} : ++{++(l : τ ++|++ ρ)}` By inversion: `Γ ⊢ v : τ` ✓ -*Case Record-Update*: -`{l=v₁|r} with {l=v₂} ⟶ {l=v₂|r}` +_Case Record-Update_: +`++{++l=v₁++|++r} with ++{++l=v₂} ⟶ ++{++l=v₂++|++r}` -From typing: original type is `{(l : τ₁ | ρ)}`, new value has type τ₂ -Result type is `{(l : τ₂ | ρ)}` as required. ✓ +From typing: original type is `++{++(l : τ₁ ++|++ ρ)}`, new value has +type τ₂ Result type is `++{++(l : τ₂ ++|++ ρ)}` as required. ✓ ∎ -### 7.3 Type Safety +=== 7.3 Type Safety -**Corollary 7.3 (Type Safety with Rows)**: Well-typed programs with row polymorphism do not get stuck. +*Corollary 7.3 (Type Safety with Rows)*: Well-typed programs with row +polymorphism do not get stuck. -## 8. Coherence +== 8. Coherence -### 8.1 Record Coherence +=== 8.1 Record Coherence -**Theorem 8.1 (Record Representation Independence)**: If `Γ ⊢ e : {ρ₁}` and `ρ₁ ≡ ρ₂`, then `Γ ⊢ e : {ρ₂}`. +*Theorem 8.1 (Record Representation Independence)*: If +`Γ ⊢ e : ++{++ρ₁}` and `ρ₁ ≡ ρ₂`, then `Γ ⊢ e : ++{++ρ₂}`. Operations on records are independent of field order. -### 8.2 Polymorphic Coherence +=== 8.2 Polymorphic Coherence -**Theorem 8.2 (Coherence of Instantiation)**: For `f : ∀α:Row. {α} → τ`, all instantiations of α produce semantically equivalent behavior. +*Theorem 8.2 (Coherence of Instantiation)*: For +`f : ∀α:Row. ++{++α} → τ`, all instantiations of α produce semantically +equivalent behavior. -**Proof**: Row polymorphism is parametric; the function cannot inspect the specific row. ∎ +*Proof*: Row polymorphism is parametric; the function cannot inspect the +specific row. ∎ -## 9. Row Polymorphism and Effects +== 9. Row Polymorphism and Effects -### 9.1 Effect Rows +=== 9.1 Effect Rows Effects use the same row machinery: -``` +.... ε ::= ∅ | (E | ε) | ρ_eff -``` +.... Effect rows and record/variant rows are disjoint kinds: -``` + +.... α : Row_Record β : Row_Variant ρ : Row_Effect -``` +.... -### 9.2 Unified Row Kinding +=== 9.2 Unified Row Kinding -``` +.... κ_row ::= Row(sort) sort ::= Record | Variant | Effect -``` +.... -## 10. Row Polymorphism and Ownership +== 10. Row Polymorphism and Ownership -### 10.1 Owned Records +=== 10.1 Owned Records -``` +.... own {l₁: τ₁, ..., lₙ: τₙ | ρ} -``` +.... -Ownership applies to the whole record; individual fields inherit ownership. +Ownership applies to the whole record; individual fields inherit +ownership. -### 10.2 Field Borrowing +=== 10.2 Field Borrowing -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn get_field['a, ρ](r: ref['a] {name: String, ..ρ}) -> ref['a] String { &r.name } -``` +---- The borrow of a field extends the borrow of the record. -## 11. Implementation +== 11. Implementation -### 11.1 AST Representation +=== 11.1 AST Representation From `lib/ast.ml`: -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- type row_field = { rf_name : ident; rf_ty : type_expr; @@ -488,13 +548,14 @@ type row_field = { type type_expr = | ... | TyRecord of row_field list * ident option (* fields, row var *) -``` +---- -### 11.2 Row Unification Module +=== 11.2 Row Unification Module -`[IMPL-DEP: type-checker]` +`++[++IMPL-DEP: type-checker++]++` -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- module RowUnify : sig type row = | Empty @@ -505,32 +566,35 @@ module RowUnify : sig val rewrite : string -> row -> row * typ (* extract field *) val lacks : row -> string -> bool end -``` +---- -## 12. Examples +== 12. Examples -### 12.1 Extensible Records +=== 12.1 Extensible Records -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn full_name[ρ](person: {first: String, last: String, ..ρ}) -> String { person.first ++ " " ++ person.last } let employee = {first: "Alice", last: "Smith", id: 123} let name = full_name(employee) -- works with extra 'id' field -``` +---- -### 12.2 Record Update +=== 12.2 Record Update -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn with_id[ρ](r: {..ρ}, id: Int) -> {id: Int, ..ρ} { {id = id, ..r} } -``` +---- -### 12.3 Variant Extension +=== 12.3 Variant Extension -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- type BaseError = ⟨NotFound: String | InvalidInput: String⟩ type ExtError[ρ] = ⟨NotFound: String | InvalidInput: String | ..ρ⟩ @@ -544,28 +608,35 @@ fn handle_base[ρ, A]( other → on_other(other) } } -``` - -## 13. Related Work - -1. **Rémy (1989)**: Original formulation of row polymorphism with presence/absence -2. **Wand (1991)**: Row polymorphism for type inference in ML -3. **Leijen (2005)**: Extensible records with scoped labels -4. **PureScript**: Practical row polymorphism in production -5. **Links**: Row polymorphism with effect types -6. **Koka**: Row-polymorphic effects - -## 14. References - -1. Rémy, D. (1989). Type Checking Records and Variants in a Natural Extension of ML. *POPL*. -2. Wand, M. (1991). Type Inference for Record Concatenation and Multiple Inheritance. *Information and Computation*. -3. Leijen, D. (2005). Extensible Records with Scoped Labels. *Trends in Functional Programming*. -4. Pottier, F. (2003). A Constraint-Based Presentation and Generalization of Rows. *LICS*. -5. Morris, J. G., & McKinna, J. (2019). Abstracting Extensible Data Types. *POPL*. - ---- - -**Document Metadata**: -- Depends on: `lib/ast.ml` (row types), type checker implementation -- Implementation verification: Pending -- Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Rows.v` (stub) +---- + +== 13. Related Work + +[arabic] +. *Rémy (1989)*: Original formulation of row polymorphism with +presence/absence +. *Wand (1991)*: Row polymorphism for type inference in ML +. *Leijen (2005)*: Extensible records with scoped labels +. *PureScript*: Practical row polymorphism in production +. *Links*: Row polymorphism with effect types +. *Koka*: Row-polymorphic effects + +== 14. References + +[arabic] +. Rémy, D. (1989). Type Checking Records and Variants in a Natural +Extension of ML. _POPL_. +. Wand, M. (1991). Type Inference for Record Concatenation and Multiple +Inheritance. _Information and Computation_. +. Leijen, D. (2005). Extensible Records with Scoped Labels. _Trends in +Functional Programming_. +. Pottier, F. (2003). A Constraint-Based Presentation and Generalization +of Rows. _LICS_. +. Morris, J. G., & McKinna, J. (2019). Abstracting Extensible Data +Types. _POPL_. + +''''' + +*Document Metadata*: - Depends on: `lib/ast.ml` (row types), type +checker implementation - Implementation verification: Pending - +Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/Rows.v` (stub) diff --git a/docs/academic/proofs/type-soundness.md b/docs/academic/proofs/type-soundness.adoc similarity index 54% rename from docs/academic/proofs/type-soundness.md rename to docs/academic/proofs/type-soundness.adoc index 7f448830..58827c6e 100644 --- a/docs/academic/proofs/type-soundness.md +++ b/docs/academic/proofs/type-soundness.adoc @@ -1,29 +1,35 @@ -# Type System Soundness +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Type System Soundness -**Document Version**: 1.0 -**Last Updated**: 2024 -**Status**: Theoretical framework complete; implementation verification pending `[IMPL-DEP: type-checker]` +*Document Version*: 1.0 *Last Updated*: 2024 *Status*: Theoretical +framework complete; implementation verification pending +`++[++IMPL-DEP: type-checker++]++` -## Abstract +== Abstract -This document presents the formal metatheory of the AffineScript type system, establishing the fundamental soundness properties: type safety via progress and preservation (subject reduction). We prove that well-typed AffineScript programs do not get "stuck" during evaluation and that types are preserved under reduction. +This document presents the formal metatheory of the AffineScript type +system, establishing the fundamental soundness properties: type safety +via progress and preservation (subject reduction). We prove that +well-typed AffineScript programs do not get "`stuck`" during evaluation +and that types are preserved under reduction. -## 1. Introduction +== 1. Introduction -AffineScript's type system combines several advanced features: -- Bidirectional type checking with principal types -- Quantitative type theory (QTT) for linearity -- Algebraic effects with row-polymorphic effect types -- Dependent types with refinements -- Ownership and borrowing +AffineScript’s type system combines several advanced features: - +Bidirectional type checking with principal types - Quantitative type +theory (QTT) for linearity - Algebraic effects with row-polymorphic +effect types - Dependent types with refinements - Ownership and +borrowing -This document focuses on the core type system soundness, with extensions for effects, quantities, and ownership treated in companion documents. +This document focuses on the core type system soundness, with extensions +for effects, quantities, and ownership treated in companion documents. -## 2. Syntax +== 2. Syntax -### 2.1 Types +=== 2.1 Types -``` +.... τ, σ ::= | α -- Type variable | τ → σ -- Function type @@ -38,22 +44,22 @@ This document focuses on the core type system soundness, with extensions for eff | own τ -- Owned type | ref τ -- Immutable reference | mut τ -- Mutable reference -``` +.... -### 2.2 Kinds +=== 2.2 Kinds -``` +.... κ ::= | Type -- Kind of types | Nat -- Kind of natural numbers | Row -- Kind of row types | Effect -- Kind of effects | κ₁ → κ₂ -- Higher-order kinds -``` +.... -### 2.3 Expressions +=== 2.3 Expressions -``` +.... e ::= | x -- Variable | λx:τ. e -- Lambda abstraction @@ -70,11 +76,11 @@ e ::= | handle e with h -- Effect handler | perform op(e) -- Effect operation | v -- Values -``` +.... -### 2.4 Values +=== 2.4 Values -``` +.... v ::= | λx:τ. e -- Function value | Λα:κ. v -- Type abstraction value @@ -82,194 +88,216 @@ v ::= | {l₁ = v₁, ..., lₙ = vₙ} -- Record value | C v -- Constructor application | ℓ -- Location (for references) -``` +.... -## 3. Static Semantics +== 3. Static Semantics -### 3.1 Contexts +=== 3.1 Contexts -``` +.... Γ ::= · | Γ, x:τ | Γ, α:κ -``` +.... Well-formed context judgment: `⊢ Γ` -### 3.2 Kinding Judgment +=== 3.2 Kinding Judgment -``` +.... Γ ⊢ τ : κ -``` +.... -**K-Var** -``` +*K-Var* + +.... α:κ ∈ Γ ────────── Γ ⊢ α : κ -``` +.... + +*K-Arrow* -**K-Arrow** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ τ₁ : Type Γ ⊢ τ₂ : Type ─────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ τ₁ → τ₂ : Type -``` +.... + +*K-EffArrow* -**K-EffArrow** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ τ₁ : Type Γ ⊢ τ₂ : Type Γ ⊢ ε : Effect ───────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ τ₁ →{ε} τ₂ : Type -``` +.... -**K-Forall** -``` +*K-Forall* + +.... Γ, α:κ ⊢ τ : Type ───────────────────── Γ ⊢ ∀α:κ. τ : Type -``` +.... + +*K-Record* -**K-Record** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ ρ : Row ∀i. Γ ⊢ τᵢ : Type ───────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ {l₁: τ₁, ..., lₙ: τₙ | ρ} : Type -``` +.... -**K-Indexed** -``` +*K-Indexed* + +.... Γ ⊢ τ : Nat → Type Γ ⊢ e : Nat ───────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ τ[e] : Type -``` +.... + +*K-Refinement* -**K-Refinement** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ τ : Type Γ, x:τ ⊢ φ : Prop ───────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ {x: τ | φ} : Type -``` +.... -### 3.3 Bidirectional Typing +=== 3.3 Bidirectional Typing We use bidirectional typing with two judgments: -- **Synthesis**: `Γ ⊢ e ⇒ τ` (infer type τ from expression e) -- **Checking**: `Γ ⊢ e ⇐ τ` (check expression e against type τ) +* *Synthesis*: `Γ ⊢ e ⇒ τ` (infer type τ from expression e) +* *Checking*: `Γ ⊢ e ⇐ τ` (check expression e against type τ) + +*Subsumption* -**Subsumption** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e ⇒ τ Γ ⊢ τ <: σ ──────────────────────── Γ ⊢ e ⇐ σ -``` +.... -**Var** -``` +*Var* + +.... x:τ ∈ Γ ─────────── Γ ⊢ x ⇒ τ -``` +.... + +*Abs-Check* -**Abs-Check** -``` +.... Γ, x:τ₁ ⊢ e ⇐ τ₂ ─────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ λx. e ⇐ τ₁ → τ₂ -``` +.... -**Abs-Synth** (with annotation) -``` +*Abs-Synth* (with annotation) + +.... Γ, x:τ₁ ⊢ e ⇒ τ₂ ─────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ λx:τ₁. e ⇒ τ₁ → τ₂ -``` +.... + +*App* -**App** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e₁ ⇒ τ₁ → τ₂ Γ ⊢ e₂ ⇐ τ₁ ────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ e₁ e₂ ⇒ τ₂ -``` +.... + +*TyAbs* -**TyAbs** -``` +.... Γ, α:κ ⊢ e ⇒ τ ───────────────────── Γ ⊢ Λα:κ. e ⇒ ∀α:κ. τ -``` +.... -**TyApp** -``` +*TyApp* + +.... Γ ⊢ e ⇒ ∀α:κ. τ Γ ⊢ σ : κ ───────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ e [σ] ⇒ τ[σ/α] -``` +.... + +*Let* -**Let** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e₁ ⇒ τ₁ Γ, x:τ₁ ⊢ e₂ ⇒ τ₂ ────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ let x = e₁ in e₂ ⇒ τ₂ -``` +.... -**Record-Intro** -``` +*Record-Intro* + +.... ∀i. Γ ⊢ eᵢ ⇒ τᵢ ───────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ {l₁ = e₁, ..., lₙ = eₙ} ⇒ {l₁: τ₁, ..., lₙ: τₙ} -``` +.... + +*Record-Elim* -**Record-Elim** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e ⇒ {l: τ | ρ} ─────────────────── Γ ⊢ e.l ⇒ τ -``` +.... + +*Case* -**Case** -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e ⇒ τ ∀i. Γ ⊢ pᵢ : τ ⊣ Γᵢ ∀i. Γ, Γᵢ ⊢ eᵢ ⇐ σ ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ case e {p₁ → e₁ | ... | pₙ → eₙ} ⇐ σ -``` +.... -### 3.4 Pattern Typing +=== 3.4 Pattern Typing -``` +.... Γ ⊢ p : τ ⊣ Γ' -``` +.... -**P-Var** -``` +*P-Var* + +.... ──────────────────── Γ ⊢ x : τ ⊣ (x:τ) -``` +.... + +*P-Wild* -**P-Wild** -``` +.... ──────────────────── Γ ⊢ _ : τ ⊣ · -``` +.... -**P-Constructor** -``` +*P-Constructor* + +.... C : τ₁ → ... → τₙ → T ∀i. Γ ⊢ pᵢ : τᵢ ⊣ Γᵢ ────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ C(p₁, ..., pₙ) : T ⊣ Γ₁, ..., Γₙ -``` +.... + +*P-Record* -**P-Record** -``` +.... ∀i. Γ ⊢ pᵢ : τᵢ ⊣ Γᵢ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ {l₁ = p₁, ..., lₙ = pₙ} : {l₁: τ₁, ..., lₙ: τₙ | ρ} ⊣ Γ₁, ..., Γₙ -``` +.... -## 4. Dynamic Semantics +== 4. Dynamic Semantics -### 4.1 Evaluation Contexts +=== 4.1 Evaluation Contexts -``` +.... E ::= | □ | E e @@ -282,323 +310,371 @@ E ::= | E.i | case E {p₁ → e₁ | ... | pₙ → eₙ} | handle E with h -``` +.... -### 4.2 Small-Step Reduction +=== 4.2 Small-Step Reduction -``` +.... e ⟶ e' -``` +.... + +*β-Reduction* -**β-Reduction** -``` +.... ─────────────────────────── (λx:τ. e) v ⟶ e[v/x] -``` +.... -**Type Application** -``` +*Type Application* + +.... ─────────────────────────── (Λα:κ. e) [τ] ⟶ e[τ/α] -``` +.... + +*Let* -**Let** -``` +.... ─────────────────────────── let x = v in e ⟶ e[v/x] -``` +.... -**Tuple Projection** -``` +*Tuple Projection* + +.... ─────────────────────────── (v₁, ..., vₙ).i ⟶ vᵢ -``` +.... + +*Record Projection* -**Record Projection** -``` +.... ──────────────────────────────────────── {l₁ = v₁, ..., lₙ = vₙ}.lᵢ ⟶ vᵢ -``` +.... + +*Record Update* -**Record Update** -``` +.... ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── {l₁ = v₁, ..., l = v, ..., lₙ = vₙ} with {l = v'} ⟶ {l₁ = v₁, ..., l = v', ..., lₙ = vₙ} -``` +.... -**Case-Match** -``` +*Case-Match* + +.... match(p, v) = θ ───────────────────────────────────────────── case v {... | p → e | ...} ⟶ θ(e) -``` +.... + +*Congruence* -**Congruence** -``` +.... e ⟶ e' ────────────── E[e] ⟶ E[e'] -``` +.... -### 4.3 Pattern Matching +=== 4.3 Pattern Matching -The `match(p, v) = θ` judgment produces a substitution θ if pattern p matches value v. +The `match(p, v) = θ` judgment produces a substitution θ if pattern p +matches value v. -**M-Var** -``` +*M-Var* + +.... ───────────────── match(x, v) = [v/x] -``` +.... + +*M-Wild* -**M-Wild** -``` +.... ───────────────── match(_, v) = [] -``` +.... + +*M-Constructor* -**M-Constructor** -``` +.... ∀i. match(pᵢ, vᵢ) = θᵢ ────────────────────────────────────────── match(C(p₁,...,pₙ), C(v₁,...,vₙ)) = θ₁∪...∪θₙ -``` +.... -## 5. Type Safety +== 5. Type Safety -### 5.1 Progress +=== 5.1 Progress -**Theorem 5.1 (Progress)**: If `· ⊢ e : τ` then either: -1. e is a value, or -2. there exists e' such that `e ⟶ e'` +*Theorem 5.1 (Progress)*: If `· ⊢ e : τ` then either: 1. e is a value, +or 2. there exists e’ such that `e ⟶ e'` -**Proof**: By induction on the typing derivation. +*Proof*: By induction on the typing derivation. -*Case Var*: Impossible, as the context is empty. +_Case Var_: Impossible, as the context is empty. -*Case Abs*: `e = λx:τ₁. e'` is a value. ✓ +_Case Abs_: `e = λx:τ₁. e'` is a value. ✓ -*Case App*: We have `· ⊢ e₁ e₂ : τ₂` derived from `· ⊢ e₁ : τ₁ → τ₂` and `· ⊢ e₂ : τ₁`. +_Case App_: We have `· ⊢ e₁ e₂ : τ₂` derived from `· ⊢ e₁ : τ₁ → τ₂` and +`· ⊢ e₂ : τ₁`. -By IH on e₁: -- If e₁ is a value, by canonical forms it must be `λx:τ₁. e'` for some e'. - By IH on e₂: - - If e₂ is a value v₂, then `(λx:τ₁. e') v₂ ⟶ e'[v₂/x]` by β-reduction. ✓ - - If e₂ steps, then `e₁ e₂ ⟶ e₁ e₂'` by congruence. ✓ -- If e₁ steps, then `e₁ e₂ ⟶ e₁' e₂` by congruence. ✓ +By IH on e₁: - If e₁ is a value, by canonical forms it must be +`λx:τ₁. e'` for some e’. By IH on e₂: - If e₂ is a value v₂, then +`(λx:τ₁. e') v₂ ⟶ e'++[++v₂/x++]++` by β-reduction. ✓ - If e₂ steps, +then `e₁ e₂ ⟶ e₁ e₂'` by congruence. ✓ - If e₁ steps, then +`e₁ e₂ ⟶ e₁' e₂` by congruence. ✓ -*Case TyAbs*: `e = Λα:κ. e'` is a value. ✓ +_Case TyAbs_: `e = Λα:κ. e'` is a value. ✓ -*Case TyApp*: Similar to App case. +_Case TyApp_: Similar to App case. -*Case Let*: We have `· ⊢ let x = e₁ in e₂ : τ₂`. -- If e₁ is a value v₁, then `let x = v₁ in e₂ ⟶ e₂[v₁/x]`. ✓ -- If e₁ steps, then the whole expression steps by congruence. ✓ +_Case Let_: We have `· ⊢ let x = e₁ in e₂ : τ₂`. - If e₁ is a value v₁, +then `let x = v₁ in e₂ ⟶ e₂++[++v₁/x++]++`. ✓ - If e₁ steps, then the +whole expression steps by congruence. ✓ -*Case Record-Intro*: If all components are values, the record is a value. Otherwise, the leftmost non-value steps, and we apply congruence. ✓ +_Case Record-Intro_: If all components are values, the record is a +value. Otherwise, the leftmost non-value steps, and we apply congruence. +✓ -*Case Record-Elim*: By IH, e is a value or steps. If value, by canonical forms it's a record, and we project. ✓ +_Case Record-Elim_: By IH, e is a value or steps. If value, by canonical +forms it’s a record, and we project. ✓ -*Case Case*: By IH, the scrutinee is a value or steps. If value, by exhaustiveness (ensured by type checking), some pattern matches. ✓ +_Case Case_: By IH, the scrutinee is a value or steps. If value, by +exhaustiveness (ensured by type checking), some pattern matches. ✓ ∎ -### 5.2 Preservation (Subject Reduction) +=== 5.2 Preservation (Subject Reduction) -**Theorem 5.2 (Preservation)**: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and `e ⟶ e'`, then `Γ ⊢ e' : τ`. +*Theorem 5.2 (Preservation)*: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and `e ⟶ e'`, then +`Γ ⊢ e' : τ`. -**Proof**: By induction on the derivation of `e ⟶ e'`. +*Proof*: By induction on the derivation of `e ⟶ e'`. -*Case β-Reduction*: `(λx:τ₁. e) v ⟶ e[v/x]` +_Case β-Reduction_: `(λx:τ₁. e) v ⟶ e++[++v/x++]++` -We have: -- `Γ ⊢ (λx:τ₁. e) v : τ₂` derived from -- `Γ ⊢ λx:τ₁. e : τ₁ → τ₂` and `Γ ⊢ v : τ₁` +We have: - `Γ ⊢ (λx:τ₁. e) v : τ₂` derived from - +`Γ ⊢ λx:τ₁. e : τ₁ → τ₂` and `Γ ⊢ v : τ₁` From the lambda typing: `Γ, x:τ₁ ⊢ e : τ₂` -By the Substitution Lemma (Lemma 5.3): `Γ ⊢ e[v/x] : τ₂` ✓ +By the Substitution Lemma (Lemma 5.3): `Γ ⊢ e++[++v/x++]++ : τ₂` ✓ -*Case Type Application*: `(Λα:κ. e) [τ] ⟶ e[τ/α]` +_Case Type Application_: `(Λα:κ. e) ++[++τ++]++ ⟶ e++[++τ/α++]++` -We have `Γ ⊢ (Λα:κ. e) [τ] : σ[τ/α]` derived from: -- `Γ ⊢ Λα:κ. e : ∀α:κ. σ` which gives `Γ, α:κ ⊢ e : σ` -- `Γ ⊢ τ : κ` +We have `Γ ⊢ (Λα:κ. e) ++[++τ++]++ : σ++[++τ/α++]++` derived from: - +`Γ ⊢ Λα:κ. e : ∀α:κ. σ` which gives `Γ, α:κ ⊢ e : σ` - `Γ ⊢ τ : κ` -By the Type Substitution Lemma (Lemma 5.4): `Γ ⊢ e[τ/α] : σ[τ/α]` ✓ +By the Type Substitution Lemma (Lemma 5.4): +`Γ ⊢ e++[++τ/α++]++ : σ++[++τ/α++]++` ✓ -*Case Let*: `let x = v in e ⟶ e[v/x]` +_Case Let_: `let x = v in e ⟶ e++[++v/x++]++` Similar to β-reduction, using the Substitution Lemma. -*Case Congruence*: `E[e] ⟶ E[e']` where `e ⟶ e'` +_Case Congruence_: `E++[++e++]++ ⟶ E++[++e'++]++` where `e ⟶ e'` -By IH, if `Γ' ⊢ e : τ'` then `Γ' ⊢ e' : τ'`. -By the Replacement Lemma (Lemma 5.5), the type of `E[e']` is preserved. ✓ +By IH, if `Γ' ⊢ e : τ'` then `Γ' ⊢ e' : τ'`. By the Replacement Lemma +(Lemma 5.5), the type of `E++[++e'++]++` is preserved. ✓ ∎ -### 5.3 Key Lemmas +=== 5.3 Key Lemmas -**Lemma 5.3 (Substitution)**: If `Γ, x:τ ⊢ e : σ` and `Γ ⊢ v : τ`, then `Γ ⊢ e[v/x] : σ`. +*Lemma 5.3 (Substitution)*: If `Γ, x:τ ⊢ e : σ` and `Γ ⊢ v : τ`, then +`Γ ⊢ e++[++v/x++]++ : σ`. -**Proof**: By induction on the typing derivation. ∎ +*Proof*: By induction on the typing derivation. ∎ -**Lemma 5.4 (Type Substitution)**: If `Γ, α:κ ⊢ e : τ` and `Γ ⊢ σ : κ`, then `Γ ⊢ e[σ/α] : τ[σ/α]`. +*Lemma 5.4 (Type Substitution)*: If `Γ, α:κ ⊢ e : τ` and `Γ ⊢ σ : κ`, +then `Γ ⊢ e++[++σ/α++]++ : τ++[++σ/α++]++`. -**Proof**: By induction on the typing derivation. ∎ +*Proof*: By induction on the typing derivation. ∎ -**Lemma 5.5 (Replacement/Compositionality)**: If `Γ ⊢ E[e] : τ` and replacing e with e' preserves the type of the hole, then `Γ ⊢ E[e'] : τ`. +*Lemma 5.5 (Replacement/Compositionality)*: If `Γ ⊢ E++[++e++]++ : τ` +and replacing e with e’ preserves the type of the hole, then +`Γ ⊢ E++[++e'++]++ : τ`. -**Proof**: By induction on the structure of E. ∎ +*Proof*: By induction on the structure of E. ∎ -**Lemma 5.6 (Canonical Forms)**: If `· ⊢ v : τ` where v is a value, then: -1. If τ = τ₁ → τ₂, then v = λx:τ₁. e for some x, e -2. If τ = ∀α:κ. σ, then v = Λα:κ. e for some e -3. If τ = (τ₁, ..., τₙ), then v = (v₁, ..., vₙ) for some values vᵢ -4. If τ = {l₁: τ₁, ..., lₙ: τₙ}, then v = {l₁ = v₁, ..., lₙ = vₙ} +*Lemma 5.6 (Canonical Forms)*: If `· ⊢ v : τ` where v is a value, then: +1. If τ = τ₁ → τ₂, then v = λx:τ₁. e for some x, e 2. If τ = ∀α:κ. σ, +then v = Λα:κ. e for some e 3. If τ = (τ₁, …, τₙ), then v = (v₁, …, vₙ) +for some values vᵢ 4. If τ = ++{++l₁: τ₁, …, lₙ: τₙ}, then v = ++{++l₁ = +v₁, …, lₙ = vₙ} -**Proof**: By inspection of typing rules and definition of values. ∎ +*Proof*: By inspection of typing rules and definition of values. ∎ -## 6. Type Soundness Corollary +== 6. Type Soundness Corollary -**Corollary 6.1 (Type Safety)**: Well-typed programs don't get stuck. +*Corollary 6.1 (Type Safety)*: Well-typed programs don’t get stuck. -If `· ⊢ e : τ` and `e ⟶* e'` (where `⟶*` is the reflexive-transitive closure of `⟶`), then either e' is a value or there exists e'' such that `e' ⟶ e''`. +If `· ⊢ e : τ` and `e ⟶++*++ e'` (where `⟶++*++` is the +reflexive-transitive closure of `⟶`), then either e’ is a value or there +exists e’’ such that `e' ⟶ e''`. -**Proof**: By induction on the length of the reduction sequence, using Progress and Preservation. ∎ +*Proof*: By induction on the length of the reduction sequence, using +Progress and Preservation. ∎ -## 7. Extensions +== 7. Extensions -### 7.1 Subtyping +=== 7.1 Subtyping AffineScript includes structural subtyping for records and variants. -**S-Record** (width subtyping) -``` +*S-Record* (width subtyping) + +.... ──────────────────────────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ {l₁: τ₁, ..., lₙ: τₙ, l: τ | ρ} <: {l₁: τ₁, ..., lₙ: τₙ | ρ'} -``` +.... + +*S-Arrow* (contravariant in domain, covariant in codomain) -**S-Arrow** (contravariant in domain, covariant in codomain) -``` +.... Γ ⊢ τ₁' <: τ₁ Γ ⊢ τ₂ <: τ₂' ──────────────────────────────── Γ ⊢ τ₁ → τ₂ <: τ₁' → τ₂' -``` +.... With subtyping, we extend preservation: -**Theorem 7.1 (Preservation with Subtyping)**: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and `e ⟶ e'` and `Γ ⊢ τ <: σ`, then `Γ ⊢ e' : τ'` for some τ' with `Γ ⊢ τ' <: σ`. +*Theorem 7.1 (Preservation with Subtyping)*: If `Γ ⊢ e : τ` and `e ⟶ e'` +and `Γ ⊢ τ ++<++: σ`, then `Γ ⊢ e' : τ'` for some τ’ with +`Γ ⊢ τ' ++<++: σ`. -### 7.2 Recursion +=== 7.2 Recursion For recursive functions, we extend with: -**Fix** -``` +*Fix* + +.... Γ ⊢ e ⇐ τ → τ ──────────────────── Γ ⊢ fix e ⇒ τ -``` +.... + +*Fix-Reduce* -**Fix-Reduce** -``` +.... ──────────────────────────── fix (λx:τ. e) ⟶ e[fix (λx:τ. e)/x] -``` +.... -The addition of general recursion means termination is not guaranteed; partiality is the default in AffineScript unless marked `total`. +The addition of general recursion means termination is not guaranteed; +partiality is the default in AffineScript unless marked `total`. -### 7.3 References and State +=== 7.3 References and State For mutable state, we need a store typing: -**Ref-Alloc** -``` +*Ref-Alloc* + +.... Γ | Σ ⊢ v : τ ℓ ∉ dom(Σ) ────────────────────────────────── Γ | Σ ⊢ ref v ⇒ ref τ | Σ, ℓ:τ -``` +.... -**Ref-Read** -``` +*Ref-Read* + +.... Γ | Σ ⊢ e ⇒ ref τ ────────────────────── Γ | Σ ⊢ !e ⇒ τ -``` +.... + +*Ref-Write* -**Ref-Write** -``` +.... Γ | Σ ⊢ e₁ ⇒ mut τ Γ | Σ ⊢ e₂ ⇐ τ ───────────────────────────────────── Γ | Σ ⊢ e₁ := e₂ ⇒ () -``` +.... Preservation must be extended to include store typing preservation: -**Theorem 7.2 (Preservation with Store)**: If `Γ | Σ ⊢ e : τ` and `(e, μ) ⟶ (e', μ')` and `Σ ⊢ μ`, then there exists Σ' ⊇ Σ such that `Γ | Σ' ⊢ e' : τ` and `Σ' ⊢ μ'`. +*Theorem 7.2 (Preservation with Store)*: If `Γ ++|++ Σ ⊢ e : τ` and +`(e, μ) ⟶ (e', μ')` and `Σ ⊢ μ`, then there exists Σ’ ⊇ Σ such that +`Γ ++|++ Σ' ⊢ e' : τ` and `Σ' ⊢ μ'`. -## 8. Implementation Notes +== 8. Implementation Notes -### 8.1 Correspondence to AST +=== 8.1 Correspondence to AST The formal syntax maps to the AST defined in `lib/ast.ml`: -| Formal | AST Constructor | -|--------|-----------------| -| `τ → σ` | `TyArrow(τ, σ, None)` | -| `τ →{ε} σ` | `TyArrow(τ, σ, Some ε)` | -| `∀α:κ. τ` | Implicit in `fun_decl.fd_ty_params` | -| `{l: τ \| ρ}` | `TyRecord(fields, Some ρ)` | -| `τ[e]` | `TyApp(τ, [TaNat e])` | -| `{x: τ \| φ}` | `TyRefined(τ, φ)` | +[cols=",",options="header",] +|=== +|Formal |AST Constructor +|`τ → σ` |`TyArrow(τ, σ, None)` +|`τ →++{++ε} σ` |`TyArrow(τ, σ, Some ε)` +|`∀α:κ. τ` |Implicit in `fun++_++decl.fd++_++ty++_++params` +|`++{++l: τ ++\++{vbar} ρ}` |`TyRecord(fields, Some ρ)` +|`τ++[++e++]++` |`TyApp(τ, ++[++TaNat e++]++)` +|`++{++x: τ ++\++{vbar} φ}` |`TyRefined(τ, φ)` +|=== -### 8.2 Bidirectional Implementation +=== 8.2 Bidirectional Implementation -The bidirectional checking algorithm should follow the structure in `wiki/compiler/type-checker.md`: +The bidirectional checking algorithm should follow the structure in +`wiki/compiler/type-checker.md`: -```ocaml +[source,ocaml] +---- (* Synthesis *) val synth : ctx -> expr -> (typ * effect) result (* Checking *) val check : ctx -> expr -> typ -> effect result -``` +---- -`[IMPL-DEP: type-checker]` The type checker implementation is required to verify these theoretical results against the actual implementation. +`++[++IMPL-DEP: type-checker++]++` The type checker implementation is +required to verify these theoretical results against the actual +implementation. -## 9. Related Work +== 9. Related Work The type system draws from: -1. **Bidirectional Type Checking**: Pierce & Turner (2000), Dunfield & Krishnaswami (2021) -2. **Quantitative Type Theory**: Atkey (2018), McBride (2016) -3. **Algebraic Effects**: Plotkin & Pretnar (2013), Bauer & Pretnar (2015) -4. **Row Polymorphism**: Rémy (1989), Wand (1991) -5. **Ownership Types**: Clarke et al. (1998), Rust (2015) -6. **Refinement Types**: Freeman & Pfenning (1991), Liquid Types (Rondon et al., 2008) +[arabic] +. *Bidirectional Type Checking*: Pierce & Turner (2000), Dunfield & +Krishnaswami (2021) +. *Quantitative Type Theory*: Atkey (2018), McBride (2016) +. *Algebraic Effects*: Plotkin & Pretnar (2013), Bauer & Pretnar (2015) +. *Row Polymorphism*: Rémy (1989), Wand (1991) +. *Ownership Types*: Clarke et al. (1998), Rust (2015) +. *Refinement Types*: Freeman & Pfenning (1991), Liquid Types (Rondon et +al., 2008) -## 10. References +== 10. References -1. Pierce, B. C. (2002). *Types and Programming Languages*. MIT Press. -2. Harper, R. (2016). *Practical Foundations for Programming Languages*. Cambridge University Press. -3. Dunfield, J., & Krishnaswami, N. (2021). Bidirectional typing. *ACM Computing Surveys*. -4. Wright, A. K., & Felleisen, M. (1994). A syntactic approach to type soundness. *Information and Computation*. -5. Atkey, R. (2018). Syntax and semantics of quantitative type theory. *LICS*. +[arabic] +. Pierce, B. C. (2002). _Types and Programming Languages_. MIT Press. +. Harper, R. (2016). _Practical Foundations for Programming Languages_. +Cambridge University Press. +. Dunfield, J., & Krishnaswami, N. (2021). Bidirectional typing. _ACM +Computing Surveys_. +. Wright, A. K., & Felleisen, M. (1994). A syntactic approach to type +soundness. _Information and Computation_. +. Atkey, R. (2018). Syntax and semantics of quantitative type theory. +_LICS_. ---- +''''' -## Appendix A: Full Typing Rules +== Appendix A: Full Typing Rules -[See supplementary material for complete rule set] +++[++See supplementary material for complete rule set++]++ -## Appendix B: Proof Details +== Appendix B: Proof Details -[See supplementary material for expanded proof cases] +++[++See supplementary material for expanded proof cases++]++ ---- +''''' -**Document Metadata**: -- Depends on: `lib/ast.ml`, `wiki/compiler/type-checker.md` -- Implementation verification: Pending type checker implementation -- Mechanized proof: See `mechanized/coq/TypeSoundness.v` (stub) +*Document Metadata*: - Depends on: `lib/ast.ml`, +`wiki/compiler/type-checker.md` - Implementation verification: Pending +type checker implementation - Mechanized proof: See +`mechanized/coq/TypeSoundness.v` (stub) diff --git a/docs/academic/tropical-session-types/TropicalSessionTypes.lean b/docs/academic/tropical-session-types/TropicalSessionTypes.lean index cb2b9fe5..8c9bd93d 100644 --- a/docs/academic/tropical-session-types/TropicalSessionTypes.lean +++ b/docs/academic/tropical-session-types/TropicalSessionTypes.lean @@ -104,7 +104,6 @@ theorem tropical_session_soundness (s : Session) (c : TropicalBudget) | eval_recv _ ih => unfold tropicalGrade tropicalSeq rw [ih] - simp | eval_spec _ _ ih1 ih2 => unfold tropicalGrade tropicalPar rw [ih1, ih2] @@ -136,12 +135,17 @@ theorem budget_strictly_bounds_billing (s : Session) : simp [tropicalGrade, linearBilling] | send s' ih => unfold tropicalGrade tropicalSeq linearBilling + -- `TropicalBudget` is an abbrev for `Nat`; unfold it everywhere so that + -- omega sees a uniform set of `Nat` atoms in the goal and the IH. + simp only [TropicalBudget] at * omega | recv s' ih => unfold tropicalGrade tropicalSeq linearBilling + simp only [TropicalBudget] at * omega | spec_branch s1 s2 ih1 ih2 => unfold tropicalGrade tropicalPar linearBilling + simp only [TropicalBudget] at * -- Lean 4's Presburger arithmetic solver automatically proves that -- max(A, B) ≤ A + B for all natural numbers. omega diff --git a/docs/academic/tropical-session-types/tropical-unification-2026-04-04.adoc b/docs/academic/tropical-session-types/tropical-unification-2026-04-04.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..fdb257a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/academic/tropical-session-types/tropical-unification-2026-04-04.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,82 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += TROPICO: The Unified Theory of Resource-Bounded Truth + +*Date*: 2026-04-04 *Status*: High-Assurance Consensus (Harrison 12:00) + +== 1. THE TROPICAL UNIFICATION + +Today’s primary breakthrough was the discovery that three seemingly +unrelated "`Impossible`" problems in your estate share the same +mathematical DNA: the *Tropical Semiring* ( ++{++-, {plus}}, , {plus}). + +* *007 Agentic Reasoning*: Agent branches are modeled as sources of +entropy bounded by a *Tropical Budget*. Hallucinations are physically +limited by the budget, ensuring termination and A2ML compliance. +* *Protocol Squisher*: Universal interoperability is solved by finding +the *Minimax Path* over a *Transport Semilattice*. This is a tropical +optimization problem. +* *Speculative Session Types*: Parallel wall-clock execution (span) is +proven to be the tropical grade of the protocol, which strictly refines +and bounds the sequential "`billing`" cost. + +== 2. KEY FORMAL ARTIFACTS + +=== Lean 4: v5.6 (The Infinite Squeeze) + +We formalized *Resource-Bounded Speculative Session Types* with support +for: - *Extended Carrier*: Nat for modeling both finite costs and +infinite divergence. - *Recursion*: A loop constructor proven to be +bounded by the sequential total cost. - *Soundness*: A theorem proving +that static analysis perfectly predicts the parallel span of +non-deterministic systems. - *Refinement*: A proof that Tropical Grades +are always ++<++= standard Quantitative Type Theory (QTT) sums. + +=== Mizar: Hardened Semiring + +The Tropical Semiring was formally proven in Mizar with full algebraic +closure: - *12 Semiring Laws*: Formally verified including Additive +Identity (-infty), Multiplicative Identity (0), Annihilation, and +Distributivity. - *Coherence*: Proven type-safety for the +natural-to-extended-real mapping. + +=== Idris 2: Estate ABI Baseline + +The foundational "`High-Rigor`" interface standard was verified in +rsr-template-repo: - *C-ABI Compliance*: Formally proved that memory +layouts, alignments, and padding for FFI bridges are mathematically +sound. - *Zero-Trust FFI*: Verified non-null handle construction and +total return-code handling. + +== 3. PROJECT VERDICTS + +=== Protocol Squisher (VERIFIED) + +The project is no longer a "`sprawling mess.`" It has been verified as a +*Mathematically Perfect Universal Bridge*. Its Minimax-Dijkstra +algorithm is the optimal algebraic solution for cross-protocol +translation. + +=== Echidna (SUPERCHARGED) + +The 49-prover portfolio was successfully tested against *Malbolge*. +Echidna learned to route hostile, non-linear logic away from SMT solvers +toward ITP definitional reflection. Its vocabulary now includes the +"`Kin`" of every major mathematical domain in your estate. + +=== Oblibeny (SPRINT IN PROGRESS) + +The 48-hour sprint for *Deployment Termination* is active. It uses the +new *Stochastic Buddy* (EchidnaBuddy.jl) to search for termination +witnesses using Simulated Annealing. + +== 4. THE NEUROSYMBOLIC BREAKTHROUGH + +We have successfully bridged the *AI Validation Gap*. By using LLMs to +generate the logic and *Formal Kernels* (Lean/Idris/Mizar) to audit it, +we have created a "`Zero-Trust`" engineering pipeline. Generative AI is +now mathematically safe within your estate boundaries. + +''''' + +_Documented by Gemini CLI for the Hyperpolymath Estate_ diff --git a/docs/academic/tropical-session-types/tropical-unification-2026-04-04.md b/docs/academic/tropical-session-types/tropical-unification-2026-04-04.md deleted file mode 100644 index 938eb63e..00000000 --- a/docs/academic/tropical-session-types/tropical-unification-2026-04-04.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,46 +0,0 @@ -# TROPICO: The Unified Theory of Resource-Bounded Truth -**Date**: 2026-04-04 -**Status**: High-Assurance Consensus (Harrison 12:00) - -## 1. THE TROPICAL UNIFICATION -Today's primary breakthrough was the discovery that three seemingly unrelated "Impossible" problems in your estate share the same mathematical DNA: the **Tropical Semiring** (\mathbb{N} \cup \{-\infty, +\infty\}, \max, +). - -- **007 Agentic Reasoning**: Agent branches are modeled as sources of entropy bounded by a **Tropical Budget**. Hallucinations are physically limited by the budget, ensuring termination and A2ML compliance. -- **Protocol Squisher**: Universal interoperability is solved by finding the **Minimax Path** over a **Transport Semilattice**. This is a tropical optimization problem. -- **Speculative Session Types**: Parallel wall-clock execution (span) is proven to be the tropical grade of the protocol, which strictly refines and bounds the sequential "billing" cost. - -## 2. KEY FORMAL ARTIFACTS - -### Lean 4: v5.6 (The Infinite Squeeze) -We formalized **Resource-Bounded Speculative Session Types** with support for: -- **Extended Carrier**: Nat \cup {-∞, +\infty} for modeling both finite costs and infinite divergence. -- **Recursion**: A loop constructor proven to be bounded by the sequential total cost. -- **Soundness**: A theorem proving that static analysis perfectly predicts the parallel span of non-deterministic systems. -- **Refinement**: A proof that Tropical Grades are always <= standard Quantitative Type Theory (QTT) sums. - -### Mizar: Hardened Semiring -The Tropical Semiring was formally proven in Mizar with full algebraic closure: -- **12 Semiring Laws**: Formally verified including Additive Identity (-infty), Multiplicative Identity (0), Annihilation, and Distributivity. -- **Coherence**: Proven type-safety for the natural-to-extended-real mapping. - -### Idris 2: Estate ABI Baseline -The foundational "High-Rigor" interface standard was verified in rsr-template-repo: -- **C-ABI Compliance**: Formally proved that memory layouts, alignments, and padding for FFI bridges are mathematically sound. -- **Zero-Trust FFI**: Verified non-null handle construction and total return-code handling. - -## 3. PROJECT VERDICTS - -### Protocol Squisher (VERIFIED) -The project is no longer a "sprawling mess." It has been verified as a **Mathematically Perfect Universal Bridge**. Its Minimax-Dijkstra algorithm is the optimal algebraic solution for cross-protocol translation. - -### Echidna (SUPERCHARGED) -The 49-prover portfolio was successfully tested against **Malbolge**. Echidna learned to route hostile, non-linear logic away from SMT solvers toward ITP definitional reflection. Its vocabulary now includes the "Kin" of every major mathematical domain in your estate. - -### Oblibeny (SPRINT IN PROGRESS) -The 48-hour sprint for **Deployment Termination** is active. It uses the new **Stochastic Buddy** (EchidnaBuddy.jl) to search for termination witnesses using Simulated Annealing. - -## 4. THE NEUROSYMBOLIC BREAKTHROUGH -We have successfully bridged the **AI Validation Gap**. By using LLMs to generate the logic and **Formal Kernels** (Lean/Idris/Mizar) to audit it, we have created a "Zero-Trust" engineering pipeline. Generative AI is now mathematically safe within your estate boundaries. - ---- -*Documented by Gemini CLI for the Hyperpolymath Estate* diff --git a/docs/academic/white-papers/language-design.adoc b/docs/academic/white-papers/language-design.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2c424a96 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/academic/white-papers/language-design.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,489 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript: A Quantitative Dependently-Typed Language with Algebraic Effects + +*Technical Report / White Paper* *Version*: 1.0 *Date*: 2024 + +== Abstract + +We present AffineScript, a new programming language that unifies several +advanced type system features into a coherent design: quantitative type +theory for linearity, dependent types with refinements, algebraic +effects with handlers, and an ownership system for memory safety. This +paper describes the language design, its theoretical foundations, key +design decisions, and comparison with related work. We demonstrate how +these features interact harmoniously to enable both high-level reasoning +and low-level control. + +*Keywords*: type theory, linear types, dependent types, algebraic +effects, ownership, refinement types, quantitative type theory + +== 1. Introduction + +Modern programming demands languages that are simultaneously: - *Safe*: +Preventing common errors at compile time - *Expressive*: Supporting +precise specifications - *Efficient*: Enabling low-level control without +runtime overhead - *Composable*: Allowing modular reasoning + +Existing languages make various trade-offs. Rust provides memory safety +through ownership but lacks dependent types. Idris offers dependent +types and effects but without resource tracking. Haskell has algebraic +effects but not native linear types. + +AffineScript synthesizes these features into a unified design where: - +*Quantities* track resource usage (linear, affine, unrestricted) - +*Dependent types* enable precise specifications - *Refinement types* +allow SMT-checked invariants - *Algebraic effects* structure side +effects compositionally - *Ownership* ensures memory safety without +garbage collection + +=== 1.1 Contributions + +This paper makes the following contributions: + +[arabic] +. *Design of AffineScript*: A novel combination of QTT, effects, and +ownership +. *Integration of quantities and ownership*: Unified treatment of +linearity +. *Row-polymorphic effect system*: First-class effect handlers +. *Refinement types with dependent indexing*: Practical dependent +programming +. *Formal metatheory*: Soundness proofs for all features + +=== 1.2 Paper Outline + +* Section 2: Language overview and examples +* Section 3: Type system design +* Section 4: Effect system +* Section 5: Ownership model +* Section 6: Implementation strategy +* Section 7: Related work +* Section 8: Conclusion + +== 2. Language Overview + +=== 2.1 Basic Syntax + +AffineScript uses a clean, familiar syntax: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Function definition +fn greet(name: String) -> String { + "Hello, " ++ name ++ "!" +} + +// Generic function +fn identity[T](x: T) -> T { x } + +// Pattern matching +fn length[T](xs: List[T]) -> Nat { + case xs { + Nil → 0, + Cons(_, tail) → 1 + length(tail) + } +} +---- + +=== 2.2 Quantities and Linearity + +Variables can be annotated with quantities: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Linear function: file must be used exactly once +fn read_and_close(1 file: File) -> String / IO { + let contents = file.read() + file.close() // file consumed + contents +} + +// Erased parameter: only used in types +fn replicate[T](0 n: Nat, x: T) -> Vec[n, T] { + // n is not available at runtime, only for type-level computation + ... +} + +// Unrestricted (default) +fn use_freely(ω x: Int) -> (Int, Int) { + (x, x) // x can be used multiple times +} +---- + +=== 2.3 Dependent Types + +Types can depend on values: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Length-indexed vectors +type Vec[n: Nat, T: Type] = + | Nil : Vec[0, T] + | Cons : (T, Vec[m, T]) → Vec[m + 1, T] + +// Safe head: only accepts non-empty vectors +fn head[n: Nat, T](v: Vec[n + 1, T]) -> T { + case v { Cons(x, _) → x } +} + +// Append with precise length +fn append[n: Nat, m: Nat, T]( + xs: Vec[n, T], + ys: Vec[m, T] +) -> Vec[n + m, T] +---- + +=== 2.4 Refinement Types + +Types can be refined with predicates: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +type Positive = {x: Int | x > 0} +type NonEmpty[T] = {xs: List[T] | length(xs) > 0} + +fn divide(x: Int, y: Positive) -> Int { + x / y // Safe: y > 0 guaranteed +} + +fn safe_head[T](xs: NonEmpty[T]) -> T { + xs[0] // Safe: xs not empty +} +---- + +=== 2.5 Algebraic Effects + +Effects are first-class: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +effect State[S] { + get : () → S + put : S → () +} + +fn increment() -> () / State[Int] { + let x = perform get() + perform put(x + 1) +} + +// Handle the effect +fn run_state[S, A](init: S, comp: () →{State[S]} A) -> (A, S) { + let mut state = init + handle comp() with { + return x → (x, state), + get(_, k) → resume(k, state), + put(s, k) → { state = s; resume(k, ()) } + } +} +---- + +=== 2.6 Ownership + +Memory safety through ownership: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn process(file: own File) -> String / IO { + let contents = file.read() // file moved + // file.close() // Error: file was moved + contents +} + +fn borrow_example(data: ref [Int]) -> Int { + data[0] // data is borrowed, not consumed +} +---- + +== 3. Type System Design + +=== 3.1 Design Principles + +The type system follows these principles: + +[arabic] +. *Stratification*: Clear separation of universes, types, and terms +. *Bidirectional*: Efficient type checking with minimal annotations +. *Principal types*: Type inference computes most general types +. *Soundness*: Well-typed programs don’t get stuck + +=== 3.2 Judgment Forms + +The core judgments are: + +.... +Γ ⊢ e ⇒ τ (synthesis) +Γ ⊢ e ⇐ τ (checking) +Γ ⊢ τ : κ (kinding) +Γ ⊢ τ <: σ (subtyping) +.... + +=== 3.3 Quantitative Type Theory + +We integrate Atkey’s QTT framework: + +* Contexts track quantities: `Γ = x₁:^++{++π₁}τ₁, ..., xₙ:^++{++πₙ}τₙ` +* Context operations: scaling (`πΓ`) and addition (`Γ {plus} Δ`) +* The semiring `++{++0, 1, ω}` with standard operations + +Key typing rule for application: + +.... + Γ ⊢ f : (π x : τ) → σ Δ ⊢ a : τ + ───────────────────────────────────── + Γ + πΔ ⊢ f a : σ[a/x] +.... + +=== 3.4 Dependent Types + +We support: - Π-types: `(x: A) → B(x)` - Σ-types: `(x: A, B(x))` - +Indexed families: `Vec++[++n, T++]++` - Propositional equality: `a == b` + +Type-level computation is restricted to ensure decidability. + +=== 3.5 Refinement Types + +Integration with SMT: - Refinements: `++{++x: τ ++|++ φ}` where φ is +decidable - Subtyping: checked via SMT validity - Automatic +strengthening from control flow + +=== 3.6 Row Polymorphism + +Records and effects use row polymorphism: + +.... +{l₁: τ₁, ..., lₙ: τₙ | ρ} -- extensible record +⟨l₁: τ₁ | ... | lₙ: τₙ | ρ⟩ -- extensible variant +ε₁ | ε₂ | ... | ρ -- effect row +.... + +== 4. Effect System + +=== 4.1 Effect Design + +Effects in AffineScript are: - *Declared*: User-defined effect +signatures - *Polymorphic*: Row-polymorphic effect types - *Handled*: +First-class handlers with typed continuations - *Inferred*: Effect types +inferred where possible + +=== 4.2 Effect Signatures + +[source,affinescript] +---- +effect E { + op₁ : τ₁ → σ₁ + op₂ : τ₂ → σ₂ + ... +} +---- + +=== 4.3 Handler Typing + +Handlers transform computations: + +.... +handle e with { + return x → e_ret, + op(x, k) → e_op, + ... +} +.... + +The continuation `k` can be: - Linear (one-shot): `1 k : σ → A` - +Unrestricted (multi-shot): `ω k : σ → A` + +=== 4.4 Effect Polymorphism + +Functions are polymorphic over effects: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn map[A, B, ε](f: A →{ε} B, xs: List[A]) -> List[B] / ε +---- + +== 5. Ownership Model + +=== 5.1 Ownership Principles + +[arabic] +. *Unique ownership*: Each value has one owner +. *Move semantics*: Assignment transfers ownership +. *Borrowing*: Temporary access without transfer +. *Lifetimes*: Scoped validity of references + +=== 5.2 Integration with Quantities + +Ownership and quantities interact: - `1 (own τ)`: Linear owned value - +`ω (ref τ)`: Multiple immutable borrows - `1 (mut τ)`: Exclusive mutable +borrow + +=== 5.3 Borrow Checking + +The borrow checker ensures: - No use after move - No conflicting borrows +- Borrows don’t outlive owners + +=== 5.4 Non-Lexical Lifetimes + +Lifetimes end at last use, not scope end: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn example() { + let x = alloc(5) + let y = &x // borrow starts + use(y) // last use of y + mutate(x) // OK: borrow ended +} +---- + +== 6. Implementation + +=== 6.1 Compiler Architecture + +.... +Source → Lexer → Parser → Type Checker → Borrow Checker → Codegen → WASM +.... + +=== 6.2 Type Checking Algorithm + +[arabic] +. Parse to untyped AST +. Elaborate to typed AST with bidirectional inference +. Solve unification constraints +. Check quantities +. Infer effects +. Verify refinements via SMT +. Check borrows + +=== 6.3 Code Generation + +Target: WebAssembly - Types erased (except for dynamic dispatch) - +Quantities erased - Ownership erased (safety guaranteed statically) - +Proofs erased (zero-cost abstraction) + +=== 6.4 Performance Considerations + +* No garbage collection: ownership-based memory management +* Zero-cost abstractions: types and proofs erased +* Efficient effects: CPS or evidence-passing compilation +* SMT caching: memoize refinement checks + +== 7. Related Work + +=== 7.1 Quantitative Type Theory + +*Atkey (2018)*: Syntax and Semantics of QTT *McBride (2016)*: +Quantitative type theory origins + +AffineScript adopts the ++{++0, 1, ω} semiring for practical +programming. + +=== 7.2 Dependent Types + +*Idris (Brady)*: Practical dependent types *Agda (Norell)*: Pure +dependent types *F++*++ (Swamy et al.)*: Effects and refinements + +AffineScript combines dependent types with ownership, distinguishing it +from these systems. + +=== 7.3 Algebraic Effects + +*Eff (Bauer & Pretnar)*: Original effect handlers *Koka (Leijen)*: +Row-polymorphic effects *Frank (Lindley et al.)*: Direct-style effects + +AffineScript integrates effects with quantities, allowing linear +continuations. + +=== 7.4 Ownership and Borrowing + +*Rust*: Practical ownership system *Cyclone (Jim et al.)*: Region-based +memory *Mezzo (Pottier & Protzenko)*: Permissions + +AffineScript formalizes ownership via QTT rather than ad-hoc rules. + +=== 7.5 Refinement Types + +*Liquid Types (Rondon et al.)*: SMT-based refinements *Dependent ML +(Xi)*: Practical dependent types *F++*++ (Swamy et al.)*: Refinements +with effects + +AffineScript combines refinements with dependent indexing. + +== 8. Discussion + +=== 8.1 Design Trade-offs + +[cols=",,",options="header",] +|=== +|Feature |Benefit |Cost +|Dependent types |Precise specifications |Learning curve +|Effects |Modular side effects |Additional annotations +|Ownership |Memory safety |Borrow checker complexity +|Quantities |Resource control |Quantity annotations +|=== + +=== 8.2 Usability Considerations + +* Extensive type inference reduces annotation burden +* Error messages guide users to fixes +* Gradual adoption: start with simple types, add precision +* IDE integration provides immediate feedback + +=== 8.3 Future Work + +[arabic] +. *Proof assistant mode*: Interactive theorem proving +. *Totality checking*: Verify termination +. *Parallelism*: Safe concurrent effects +. *Compilation optimizations*: Exploit type information +. *Mechanized metatheory*: Coq/Lean formalization + +== 9. Conclusion + +AffineScript demonstrates that advanced type system +features—quantitative types, dependent types, algebraic effects, and +ownership—can be integrated into a coherent, practical language. The key +insight is that quantities provide a unifying framework for both +linearity and ownership, while dependent types and refinements enable +precise specifications verified at compile time. + +The result is a language where: - Programs are correct by construction - +Memory is safe without garbage collection - Effects are tracked and +handled modularly - Resources are managed precisely + +We believe this combination points toward a future of programming where +powerful type systems make strong guarantees practical and accessible. + +== Acknowledgments + +We thank the academic community for foundational work on type theory, +linear logic, and effect systems that made this design possible. + +== References + +[arabic] +. Atkey, R. (2018). Syntax and Semantics of Quantitative Type Theory. +_LICS_. +. McBride, C. (2016). I Got Plenty o’ Nuttin’. _Curry Festschrift_. +. Brady, E. (2013). Idris, a General-Purpose Dependently Typed +Programming Language. _JFP_. +. Plotkin, G., & Pretnar, M. (2013). Handling Algebraic Effects. _LMCS_. +. Leijen, D. (2017). Type Directed Compilation of Row-Typed Algebraic +Effects. _POPL_. +. Jung, R., et al. (2017). RustBelt: Securing the Foundations of the +Rust Programming Language. _POPL_. +. Rondon, P., Kawaguchi, M., & Jhala, R. (2008). Liquid Types. _PLDI_. +. Swamy, N., et al. (2016). Dependent Types and Multi-Monadic Effects in +F__.__ POPL++*++. +. Rémy, D. (1989). Type Checking Records and Variants in a Natural +Extension of ML. _POPL_. +. Wadler, P. (1990). Linear Types Can Change the World! _IFIP TC_. + +''''' + +*Appendix A*: Full syntax grammar (see SPEC.adoc) + +*Appendix B*: Typing rules (see proofs/type-soundness.md) + +*Appendix C*: Effect semantics (see proofs/effect-soundness.md) diff --git a/docs/academic/white-papers/language-design.md b/docs/academic/white-papers/language-design.md deleted file mode 100644 index 6a94fbb5..00000000 --- a/docs/academic/white-papers/language-design.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,455 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript: A Quantitative Dependently-Typed Language with Algebraic Effects - -**Technical Report / White Paper** -**Version**: 1.0 -**Date**: 2024 - -## Abstract - -We present AffineScript, a new programming language that unifies several advanced type system features into a coherent design: quantitative type theory for linearity, dependent types with refinements, algebraic effects with handlers, and an ownership system for memory safety. This paper describes the language design, its theoretical foundations, key design decisions, and comparison with related work. We demonstrate how these features interact harmoniously to enable both high-level reasoning and low-level control. - -**Keywords**: type theory, linear types, dependent types, algebraic effects, ownership, refinement types, quantitative type theory - -## 1. Introduction - -Modern programming demands languages that are simultaneously: -- **Safe**: Preventing common errors at compile time -- **Expressive**: Supporting precise specifications -- **Efficient**: Enabling low-level control without runtime overhead -- **Composable**: Allowing modular reasoning - -Existing languages make various trade-offs. Rust provides memory safety through ownership but lacks dependent types. Idris offers dependent types and effects but without resource tracking. Haskell has algebraic effects but not native linear types. - -AffineScript synthesizes these features into a unified design where: -- **Quantities** track resource usage (linear, affine, unrestricted) -- **Dependent types** enable precise specifications -- **Refinement types** allow SMT-checked invariants -- **Algebraic effects** structure side effects compositionally -- **Ownership** ensures memory safety without garbage collection - -### 1.1 Contributions - -This paper makes the following contributions: - -1. **Design of AffineScript**: A novel combination of QTT, effects, and ownership -2. **Integration of quantities and ownership**: Unified treatment of linearity -3. **Row-polymorphic effect system**: First-class effect handlers -4. **Refinement types with dependent indexing**: Practical dependent programming -5. **Formal metatheory**: Soundness proofs for all features - -### 1.2 Paper Outline - -- Section 2: Language overview and examples -- Section 3: Type system design -- Section 4: Effect system -- Section 5: Ownership model -- Section 6: Implementation strategy -- Section 7: Related work -- Section 8: Conclusion - -## 2. Language Overview - -### 2.1 Basic Syntax - -AffineScript uses a clean, familiar syntax: - -```affinescript -// Function definition -fn greet(name: String) -> String { - "Hello, " ++ name ++ "!" -} - -// Generic function -fn identity[T](x: T) -> T { x } - -// Pattern matching -fn length[T](xs: List[T]) -> Nat { - case xs { - Nil → 0, - Cons(_, tail) → 1 + length(tail) - } -} -``` - -### 2.2 Quantities and Linearity - -Variables can be annotated with quantities: - -```affinescript -// Linear function: file must be used exactly once -fn read_and_close(1 file: File) -> String / IO { - let contents = file.read() - file.close() // file consumed - contents -} - -// Erased parameter: only used in types -fn replicate[T](0 n: Nat, x: T) -> Vec[n, T] { - // n is not available at runtime, only for type-level computation - ... -} - -// Unrestricted (default) -fn use_freely(ω x: Int) -> (Int, Int) { - (x, x) // x can be used multiple times -} -``` - -### 2.3 Dependent Types - -Types can depend on values: - -```affinescript -// Length-indexed vectors -type Vec[n: Nat, T: Type] = - | Nil : Vec[0, T] - | Cons : (T, Vec[m, T]) → Vec[m + 1, T] - -// Safe head: only accepts non-empty vectors -fn head[n: Nat, T](v: Vec[n + 1, T]) -> T { - case v { Cons(x, _) → x } -} - -// Append with precise length -fn append[n: Nat, m: Nat, T]( - xs: Vec[n, T], - ys: Vec[m, T] -) -> Vec[n + m, T] -``` - -### 2.4 Refinement Types - -Types can be refined with predicates: - -```affinescript -type Positive = {x: Int | x > 0} -type NonEmpty[T] = {xs: List[T] | length(xs) > 0} - -fn divide(x: Int, y: Positive) -> Int { - x / y // Safe: y > 0 guaranteed -} - -fn safe_head[T](xs: NonEmpty[T]) -> T { - xs[0] // Safe: xs not empty -} -``` - -### 2.5 Algebraic Effects - -Effects are first-class: - -```affinescript -effect State[S] { - get : () → S - put : S → () -} - -fn increment() -> () / State[Int] { - let x = perform get() - perform put(x + 1) -} - -// Handle the effect -fn run_state[S, A](init: S, comp: () →{State[S]} A) -> (A, S) { - let mut state = init - handle comp() with { - return x → (x, state), - get(_, k) → resume(k, state), - put(s, k) → { state = s; resume(k, ()) } - } -} -``` - -### 2.6 Ownership - -Memory safety through ownership: - -```affinescript -fn process(file: own File) -> String / IO { - let contents = file.read() // file moved - // file.close() // Error: file was moved - contents -} - -fn borrow_example(data: ref [Int]) -> Int { - data[0] // data is borrowed, not consumed -} -``` - -## 3. Type System Design - -### 3.1 Design Principles - -The type system follows these principles: - -1. **Stratification**: Clear separation of universes, types, and terms -2. **Bidirectional**: Efficient type checking with minimal annotations -3. **Principal types**: Type inference computes most general types -4. **Soundness**: Well-typed programs don't get stuck - -### 3.2 Judgment Forms - -The core judgments are: - -``` -Γ ⊢ e ⇒ τ (synthesis) -Γ ⊢ e ⇐ τ (checking) -Γ ⊢ τ : κ (kinding) -Γ ⊢ τ <: σ (subtyping) -``` - -### 3.3 Quantitative Type Theory - -We integrate Atkey's QTT framework: - -- Contexts track quantities: `Γ = x₁:^{π₁}τ₁, ..., xₙ:^{πₙ}τₙ` -- Context operations: scaling (`πΓ`) and addition (`Γ + Δ`) -- The semiring `{0, 1, ω}` with standard operations - -Key typing rule for application: -``` - Γ ⊢ f : (π x : τ) → σ Δ ⊢ a : τ - ───────────────────────────────────── - Γ + πΔ ⊢ f a : σ[a/x] -``` - -### 3.4 Dependent Types - -We support: -- Π-types: `(x: A) → B(x)` -- Σ-types: `(x: A, B(x))` -- Indexed families: `Vec[n, T]` -- Propositional equality: `a == b` - -Type-level computation is restricted to ensure decidability. - -### 3.5 Refinement Types - -Integration with SMT: -- Refinements: `{x: τ | φ}` where φ is decidable -- Subtyping: checked via SMT validity -- Automatic strengthening from control flow - -### 3.6 Row Polymorphism - -Records and effects use row polymorphism: - -``` -{l₁: τ₁, ..., lₙ: τₙ | ρ} -- extensible record -⟨l₁: τ₁ | ... | lₙ: τₙ | ρ⟩ -- extensible variant -ε₁ | ε₂ | ... | ρ -- effect row -``` - -## 4. Effect System - -### 4.1 Effect Design - -Effects in AffineScript are: -- **Declared**: User-defined effect signatures -- **Polymorphic**: Row-polymorphic effect types -- **Handled**: First-class handlers with typed continuations -- **Inferred**: Effect types inferred where possible - -### 4.2 Effect Signatures - -```affinescript -effect E { - op₁ : τ₁ → σ₁ - op₂ : τ₂ → σ₂ - ... -} -``` - -### 4.3 Handler Typing - -Handlers transform computations: -``` -handle e with { - return x → e_ret, - op(x, k) → e_op, - ... -} -``` - -The continuation `k` can be: -- Linear (one-shot): `1 k : σ → A` -- Unrestricted (multi-shot): `ω k : σ → A` - -### 4.4 Effect Polymorphism - -Functions are polymorphic over effects: -```affinescript -fn map[A, B, ε](f: A →{ε} B, xs: List[A]) -> List[B] / ε -``` - -## 5. Ownership Model - -### 5.1 Ownership Principles - -1. **Unique ownership**: Each value has one owner -2. **Move semantics**: Assignment transfers ownership -3. **Borrowing**: Temporary access without transfer -4. **Lifetimes**: Scoped validity of references - -### 5.2 Integration with Quantities - -Ownership and quantities interact: -- `1 (own τ)`: Linear owned value -- `ω (ref τ)`: Multiple immutable borrows -- `1 (mut τ)`: Exclusive mutable borrow - -### 5.3 Borrow Checking - -The borrow checker ensures: -- No use after move -- No conflicting borrows -- Borrows don't outlive owners - -### 5.4 Non-Lexical Lifetimes - -Lifetimes end at last use, not scope end: -```affinescript -fn example() { - let x = alloc(5) - let y = &x // borrow starts - use(y) // last use of y - mutate(x) // OK: borrow ended -} -``` - -## 6. Implementation - -### 6.1 Compiler Architecture - -``` -Source → Lexer → Parser → Type Checker → Borrow Checker → Codegen → WASM -``` - -### 6.2 Type Checking Algorithm - -1. Parse to untyped AST -2. Elaborate to typed AST with bidirectional inference -3. Solve unification constraints -4. Check quantities -5. Infer effects -6. Verify refinements via SMT -7. Check borrows - -### 6.3 Code Generation - -Target: WebAssembly -- Types erased (except for dynamic dispatch) -- Quantities erased -- Ownership erased (safety guaranteed statically) -- Proofs erased (zero-cost abstraction) - -### 6.4 Performance Considerations - -- No garbage collection: ownership-based memory management -- Zero-cost abstractions: types and proofs erased -- Efficient effects: CPS or evidence-passing compilation -- SMT caching: memoize refinement checks - -## 7. Related Work - -### 7.1 Quantitative Type Theory - -**Atkey (2018)**: Syntax and Semantics of QTT -**McBride (2016)**: Quantitative type theory origins - -AffineScript adopts the {0, 1, ω} semiring for practical programming. - -### 7.2 Dependent Types - -**Idris (Brady)**: Practical dependent types -**Agda (Norell)**: Pure dependent types -**F* (Swamy et al.)**: Effects and refinements - -AffineScript combines dependent types with ownership, distinguishing it from these systems. - -### 7.3 Algebraic Effects - -**Eff (Bauer & Pretnar)**: Original effect handlers -**Koka (Leijen)**: Row-polymorphic effects -**Frank (Lindley et al.)**: Direct-style effects - -AffineScript integrates effects with quantities, allowing linear continuations. - -### 7.4 Ownership and Borrowing - -**Rust**: Practical ownership system -**Cyclone (Jim et al.)**: Region-based memory -**Mezzo (Pottier & Protzenko)**: Permissions - -AffineScript formalizes ownership via QTT rather than ad-hoc rules. - -### 7.5 Refinement Types - -**Liquid Types (Rondon et al.)**: SMT-based refinements -**Dependent ML (Xi)**: Practical dependent types -**F* (Swamy et al.)**: Refinements with effects - -AffineScript combines refinements with dependent indexing. - -## 8. Discussion - -### 8.1 Design Trade-offs - -| Feature | Benefit | Cost | -|---------|---------|------| -| Dependent types | Precise specifications | Learning curve | -| Effects | Modular side effects | Additional annotations | -| Ownership | Memory safety | Borrow checker complexity | -| Quantities | Resource control | Quantity annotations | - -### 8.2 Usability Considerations - -- Extensive type inference reduces annotation burden -- Error messages guide users to fixes -- Gradual adoption: start with simple types, add precision -- IDE integration provides immediate feedback - -### 8.3 Future Work - -1. **Proof assistant mode**: Interactive theorem proving -2. **Totality checking**: Verify termination -3. **Parallelism**: Safe concurrent effects -4. **Compilation optimizations**: Exploit type information -5. **Mechanized metatheory**: Coq/Lean formalization - -## 9. Conclusion - -AffineScript demonstrates that advanced type system features—quantitative types, dependent types, algebraic effects, and ownership—can be integrated into a coherent, practical language. The key insight is that quantities provide a unifying framework for both linearity and ownership, while dependent types and refinements enable precise specifications verified at compile time. - -The result is a language where: -- Programs are correct by construction -- Memory is safe without garbage collection -- Effects are tracked and handled modularly -- Resources are managed precisely - -We believe this combination points toward a future of programming where powerful type systems make strong guarantees practical and accessible. - -## Acknowledgments - -We thank the academic community for foundational work on type theory, linear logic, and effect systems that made this design possible. - -## References - -1. Atkey, R. (2018). 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Linear Types Can Change the World! *IFIP TC*. - ---- - -**Appendix A**: Full syntax grammar (see SPEC.adoc) - -**Appendix B**: Typing rules (see proofs/type-soundness.md) - -**Appendix C**: Effect semantics (see proofs/effect-soundness.md) diff --git a/docs/alib/README.adoc b/docs/alib/README.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e387481e --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/alib/README.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,187 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript ↔ aLib Integration + +This directory contains documentation and tools for integrating +AffineScript with the *aggregate-library (aLib)* methodology. + +== Quick Links + +* *Strategy Document*: link:../ALIB-INTEGRATION.adoc[ALIB-INTEGRATION.md] +- Complete integration strategy +* *Conformance Generator*: ../../tools/alib_conformance_gen.jl - +Auto-generate tests from aLib specs +* *aLib Repository*: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/aggregate-library + +== What is aLib? + +aggregate-library (aLib) is a *methods repository* that demonstrates how +to: - Specify minimal overlap between diverse programming ecosystems - +Express that overlap as stable specs {plus} semantics {plus} conformance +tests - Enable cross-language compatibility without imposing a standard +library + +aLib is NOT a library to import - it’s a methodology to apply. + +== Why AffineScript {plus} aLib? + +AffineScript brings *unique value* to aLib: + +[arabic] +. *Stress Testing* - Affine types are "`extreme constraints`" that push +specs to their limits +. *Novel Semantics* - Shows how common operations work under move +semantics +. *Safety Model* - Demonstrates memory-safe, use-after-free-free +implementations +. *Ecosystem Diversity* - Adds functional {plus} affine-typed language +to aLib portfolio + +== Current Status + +=== ✅ Completed + +* [x] Strategic analysis of aLib integration opportunities +* [x] Documentation of integration approach +* [x] Conformance test generator tool (Julia) + +=== 🚧 In Progress + +* [ ] Run conformance tests against current stdlib +* [ ] Document affine semantics for each aLib spec +* [ ] Create `alib-for-affinescript` ecosystem repo + +=== 📋 Planned + +* [ ] Contribute affine semantics notes to aLib upstream +* [ ] Cross-language benchmarking +* [ ] Interop examples with other aLib-conformant systems + +== Quick Start + +=== Generate Conformance Tests + +[source,bash] +---- +# Assuming aggregate-library is cloned alongside affinescript +cd affinescript +julia tools/alib_conformance_gen.jl \ + ../aggregate-library/specs \ + tests/conformance +---- + +=== Run Conformance Tests + +[source,bash] +---- +affinescript test tests/conformance/ +---- + +=== View Conformance Report + +[source,bash] +---- +affinescript test --alib-conformance-report +---- + +== aLib Spec Categories + +AffineScript stdlib aligns with these aLib categories: + +[width="100%",cols="35%,47%,18%",options="header",] +|=== +|aLib Category |AffineScript Module |Status +|`arithmetic` |`stdlib/math.affine` |✓ Good + +|`collection` |`stdlib/collections.affine` {plus} `prelude.affine` |⚠ +Needs affine semantics docs + +|`comparison` |`stdlib/prelude.affine` |✓ Good + +|`conditional` |Built-in (if/match) |✓ Good + +|`logical` |Built-in (&&, {vbar}{vbar}, !) |✓ Good + +|`string` |`stdlib/string.affine` |⚠ Partial +|=== + +== Affine Semantics Examples + +=== map (Collection → Collection) + +*aLib Spec*: +`map: Collection++[++A++]++, Function++[++A -++>++ B++]++ -++>++ Collection++[++B++]++` + +*AffineScript Implementation*: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +/// Conforms to aLib collection/map +/// Affine: source moved, elements consumed exactly once +fn map(arr: [T], f: T -> U) -> [U] { + let result = []; + for x in arr { // arr moved + result = result ++ [f(x)]; // x consumed by f + } + result +} +// arr is no longer accessible here (moved) +---- + +*Key Difference*: aLib spec doesn’t specify ownership. AffineScript +adds: - Source collection *moved* (not copied) - Each element consumed +*exactly once* - Result collection *owned* by caller + +=== filter (Collection {plus} Predicate → Collection) + +*aLib Spec*: +`filter: Collection++[++A++]++, Function++[++A -++>++ Bool++]++ -++>++ Collection++[++A++]++` + +*AffineScript Implementation*: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +/// Conforms to aLib collection/filter +/// Affine: predicate borrows, source moved, filtered elements dropped +fn filter(arr: [T], pred: &T -> Bool) -> [T] { + let result = []; + for x in arr { + if pred(&x) { // predicate borrows (doesn't consume) + result = result ++ [x]; // x moved into result + } + // else: x dropped here (affine allows drop without use) + } + result +} +---- + +*Key Difference*: Predicate *borrows* instead of consuming (allows +checking without ownership transfer). + +== Contributing + +=== To AffineScript + +[arabic] +. Implement aLib-conformant operations in stdlib +. Add conformance test attributes +. Document affine-specific semantics + +=== To aLib (upstream) + +[arabic] +. Contribute affine semantics notes +. Add affine-specific test vectors +. Document edge cases under move semantics + +== Resources + +* *aLib Specs*: +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/aggregate-library/tree/main/specs +* *Integration Strategy*: +link:../ALIB-INTEGRATION.adoc[ALIB-INTEGRATION.md] +* *AffineScript Types*: ../specs/affinescript-spec.md + +== License + +PMPL-1.0 (following AffineScript project license) diff --git a/docs/alib/README.md b/docs/alib/README.md deleted file mode 100644 index e3809b56..00000000 --- a/docs/alib/README.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,150 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript ↔ aLib Integration - -This directory contains documentation and tools for integrating AffineScript with the **aggregate-library (aLib)** methodology. - -## Quick Links - -- **Strategy Document**: [ALIB-INTEGRATION.md](../ALIB-INTEGRATION.md) - Complete integration strategy -- **Conformance Generator**: [../../tools/alib_conformance_gen.jl](../../tools/alib_conformance_gen.jl) - Auto-generate tests from aLib specs -- **aLib Repository**: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/aggregate-library - -## What is aLib? - -aggregate-library (aLib) is a **methods repository** that demonstrates how to: -- Specify minimal overlap between diverse programming ecosystems -- Express that overlap as stable specs + semantics + conformance tests -- Enable cross-language compatibility without imposing a standard library - -aLib is NOT a library to import - it's a methodology to apply. - -## Why AffineScript + aLib? - -AffineScript brings **unique value** to aLib: - -1. **Stress Testing** - Affine types are "extreme constraints" that push specs to their limits -2. **Novel Semantics** - Shows how common operations work under move semantics -3. **Safety Model** - Demonstrates memory-safe, use-after-free-free implementations -4. **Ecosystem Diversity** - Adds functional + affine-typed language to aLib portfolio - -## Current Status - -### ✅ Completed -- [x] Strategic analysis of aLib integration opportunities -- [x] Documentation of integration approach -- [x] Conformance test generator tool (Julia) - -### 🚧 In Progress -- [ ] Run conformance tests against current stdlib -- [ ] Document affine semantics for each aLib spec -- [ ] Create `alib-for-affinescript` ecosystem repo - -### 📋 Planned -- [ ] Contribute affine semantics notes to aLib upstream -- [ ] Cross-language benchmarking -- [ ] Interop examples with other aLib-conformant systems - -## Quick Start - -### Generate Conformance Tests - -```bash -# Assuming aggregate-library is cloned alongside affinescript -cd affinescript -julia tools/alib_conformance_gen.jl \ - ../aggregate-library/specs \ - tests/conformance -``` - -### Run Conformance Tests - -```bash -affinescript test tests/conformance/ -``` - -### View Conformance Report - -```bash -affinescript test --alib-conformance-report -``` - -## aLib Spec Categories - -AffineScript stdlib aligns with these aLib categories: - -| aLib Category | AffineScript Module | Status | -|---------------|---------------------|--------| -| `arithmetic` | `stdlib/math.affine` | ✓ Good | -| `collection` | `stdlib/collections.affine` + `prelude.affine` | ⚠ Needs affine semantics docs | -| `comparison` | `stdlib/prelude.affine` | ✓ Good | -| `conditional` | Built-in (if/match) | ✓ Good | -| `logical` | Built-in (&&, \|\|, !) | ✓ Good | -| `string` | `stdlib/string.affine` | ⚠ Partial | - -## Affine Semantics Examples - -### map (Collection → Collection) - -**aLib Spec**: `map: Collection[A], Function[A -> B] -> Collection[B]` - -**AffineScript Implementation**: -```affinescript -/// Conforms to aLib collection/map -/// Affine: source moved, elements consumed exactly once -fn map(arr: [T], f: T -> U) -> [U] { - let result = []; - for x in arr { // arr moved - result = result ++ [f(x)]; // x consumed by f - } - result -} -// arr is no longer accessible here (moved) -``` - -**Key Difference**: aLib spec doesn't specify ownership. AffineScript adds: -- Source collection **moved** (not copied) -- Each element consumed **exactly once** -- Result collection **owned** by caller - -### filter (Collection + Predicate → Collection) - -**aLib Spec**: `filter: Collection[A], Function[A -> Bool] -> Collection[A]` - -**AffineScript Implementation**: -```affinescript -/// Conforms to aLib collection/filter -/// Affine: predicate borrows, source moved, filtered elements dropped -fn filter(arr: [T], pred: &T -> Bool) -> [T] { - let result = []; - for x in arr { - if pred(&x) { // predicate borrows (doesn't consume) - result = result ++ [x]; // x moved into result - } - // else: x dropped here (affine allows drop without use) - } - result -} -``` - -**Key Difference**: Predicate **borrows** instead of consuming (allows checking without ownership transfer). - -## Contributing - -### To AffineScript -1. Implement aLib-conformant operations in stdlib -2. Add conformance test attributes -3. Document affine-specific semantics - -### To aLib (upstream) -1. Contribute affine semantics notes -2. Add affine-specific test vectors -3. Document edge cases under move semantics - -## Resources - -- **aLib Specs**: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/aggregate-library/tree/main/specs -- **Integration Strategy**: [ALIB-INTEGRATION.md](../ALIB-INTEGRATION.md) -- **AffineScript Types**: [../specs/affinescript-spec.md](../specs/affinescript-spec.md) - -## License - -PMPL-1.0 (following AffineScript project license) diff --git a/docs/architecture/BACKEND-ANALYSIS.adoc b/docs/architecture/BACKEND-ANALYSIS.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..95eee462 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/architecture/BACKEND-ANALYSIS.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,192 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Backend Analysis: Coprocessor Support + +== Executive Summary + +*Current State:* AffineScript has basic WASM backend support but *NO +dedicated coprocessor backends* for audio, I/O, NPU, TPU, GPU, math, +physics, FPGA, crypto, or vector operations. + +*What Exists:* - ✅ Basic WASM code generation (lib/codegen.ml) - ✅ +WASI runtime support (lib/wasi++_++runtime.ml) - ✅ FFI layer +(runtime/src/ffi.rs) - ✅ Memory management (runtime/src/alloc.rs) - ✅ +Basic I/O operations (print, println) + +*What’s Missing:* - ❌ Audio coprocessor backend - ❌ GPU compute +backend - ❌ NPU/TPU acceleration - ❌ Physics engine integration - ❌ +FPGA acceleration - ❌ Cryptographic acceleration - ❌ Vector/SIMD +optimization - ❌ Math coprocessor utilization + +''''' + +== Detailed Analysis + +=== 1. Current Backend Architecture + +*WASM Backend (lib/codegen.ml):* - Targets WebAssembly 1.0 (MVP) - Basic +arithmetic operations - Memory management via linear memory - Function +calls and control flow - No SIMD or vector instructions - No +multithreading support + +*WASI Runtime (lib/wasi++_++runtime.ml):* - fd++_++write for +stdout/stderr - Basic string and integer printing - No file I/O, +networking, or system calls - No hardware acceleration + +*FFI Layer (runtime/src/ffi.rs):* - Host function callbacks - String +interop - JavaScript bindings (stubbed) - WASI bindings (stubbed) - No +coprocessor-specific FFI + +=== 2. Coprocessor Support Status + +==== Audio Processing + +* *Status:* ❌ Not implemented +* *Current:* Basic print/println only +* *Missing:* Audio buffers, DSP operations, real-time processing +* *Files:* No audio-specific modules + +==== GPU Compute + +* *Status:* ❌ Not implemented +* *Current:* CPU-only WASM execution +* *Missing:* WebGPU bindings, compute shaders, GPU memory management +* *Files:* No GPU-related code + +==== NPU/TPU Acceleration + +* *Status:* ❌ Not implemented +* *Current:* No neural network support +* *Missing:* Tensor operations, NPU instruction sets, model loading +* *Files:* No AI/ML modules + +==== Physics Engine + +* *Status:* ❌ Not implemented +* *Current:* No physics calculations +* *Missing:* Collision detection, rigid body dynamics, physics +simulation +* *Files:* No physics-related code + +==== FPGA Acceleration + +* *Status:* ❌ Not implemented +* *Current:* No hardware acceleration +* *Missing:* FPGA bitstream generation, hardware description +* *Files:* No FPGA-related modules + +==== Cryptographic Acceleration + +* *Status:* ❌ Not implemented +* *Current:* No crypto operations +* *Missing:* Hash functions, encryption, digital signatures +* *Files:* No crypto modules + +==== Vector/SIMD Operations + +* *Status:* ❌ Not implemented +* *Current:* Scalar operations only +* *Missing:* SIMD instructions, vectorized math, parallel operations +* *Files:* No vector optimization + +==== Math Coprocessor + +* *Status:* ❌ Not implemented +* *Current:* Basic arithmetic in WASM +* *Missing:* High-precision math, transcendental functions, numerical +optimization +* *Files:* No math library + +=== 3. Backend vs Kernel Distinction + +*Current Backends:* - These are *compilation targets* (WASM) - They +generate code for execution - No runtime optimization or +hardware-specific code + +*Missing Kernels:* - No specialized computation kernels - No +hardware-optimized routines - No domain-specific libraries - No +acceleration frameworks + +=== 4. What Would Be Needed + +==== For Audio Backend: + +[source,rust] +---- +// Example: Audio coprocessor backend (missing) +pub mod audio { + pub fn init_device(sample_rate: u32, channels: u8) -> AudioDevice; + pub fn create_buffer(samples: &[f32]) -> AudioBuffer; + pub fn play_buffer(device: &AudioDevice, buffer: &AudioBuffer); + pub fn apply_effect(buffer: &mut AudioBuffer, effect: AudioEffect); +} +---- + +==== For GPU Backend: + +[source,rust] +---- +// Example: GPU compute backend (missing) +pub mod gpu { + pub fn init_context() -> GPUContext; + pub fn create_shader(source: &str) -> GPUShader; + pub fn dispatch_compute(context: &GPUContext, shader: &GPUShader, workgroups: (u32, u32, u32)); + pub fn read_buffer(buffer: &GPUBuffer) -> Vec; +} +---- + +==== For Vector Backend: + +[source,ocaml] +---- +(* Example: Vector optimization backend (missing) *) +module Vector = struct + let simd_add : float array -> float array -> float array + let simd_mul : float array -> float array -> float array + let simd_dot : float array -> float array -> float + let simd_normalize : float array -> float array +end +---- + +=== 5. Recommendations + +==== Short-Term (Alpha-1): + +* ✅ Document current limitations +* ✅ Focus on core language stability +* ✅ Complete basic WASM backend +* ✅ Implement WASI file I/O + +==== Medium-Term (Beta): + +* 🔄 Add WASM SIMD support +* 🔄 Implement basic audio via Web Audio API +* 🔄 Add WebGPU bindings for browser GPU +* 🔄 Implement vector math library + +==== Long-Term (1.0{plus}): + +* 🚀 Dedicated audio DSP backend +* 🚀 GPU compute backend +* 🚀 NPU/TPU acceleration +* 🚀 Physics engine integration +* 🚀 Cryptographic acceleration +* 🚀 FPGA backend + +''''' + +== Conclusion + +AffineScript currently has *basic backend support only* - enough to +compile to WASM and run simple programs, but *no coprocessor-specific +backends or kernels*. All the mentioned coprocessor support (audio, GPU, +NPU, physics, FPGA, crypto, vector) would need to be implemented from +scratch. + +The current architecture is designed to be extensible, with the FFI +layer providing a foundation for future coprocessor integration, but +none of these advanced backends exist yet. + +*Priority for Alpha-1:* Focus on core language features and basic WASM +backend. Coprocessor support should be planned for future releases (Beta +and beyond). diff --git a/docs/architecture/BACKEND-ANALYSIS.md b/docs/architecture/BACKEND-ANALYSIS.md deleted file mode 100644 index 52bbade6..00000000 --- a/docs/architecture/BACKEND-ANALYSIS.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,179 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript Backend Analysis: Coprocessor Support - -## Executive Summary - -**Current State:** AffineScript has basic WASM backend support but **NO dedicated coprocessor backends** for audio, I/O, NPU, TPU, GPU, math, physics, FPGA, crypto, or vector operations. - -**What Exists:** -- ✅ Basic WASM code generation (lib/codegen.ml) -- ✅ WASI runtime support (lib/wasi_runtime.ml) -- ✅ FFI layer (runtime/src/ffi.rs) -- ✅ Memory management (runtime/src/alloc.rs) -- ✅ Basic I/O operations (print, println) - -**What's Missing:** -- ❌ Audio coprocessor backend -- ❌ GPU compute backend -- ❌ NPU/TPU acceleration -- ❌ Physics engine integration -- ❌ FPGA acceleration -- ❌ Cryptographic acceleration -- ❌ Vector/SIMD optimization -- ❌ Math coprocessor utilization - ---- - -## Detailed Analysis - -### 1. Current Backend Architecture - -**WASM Backend (lib/codegen.ml):** -- Targets WebAssembly 1.0 (MVP) -- Basic arithmetic operations -- Memory management via linear memory -- Function calls and control flow -- No SIMD or vector instructions -- No multithreading support - -**WASI Runtime (lib/wasi_runtime.ml):** -- fd_write for stdout/stderr -- Basic string and integer printing -- No file I/O, networking, or system calls -- No hardware acceleration - -**FFI Layer (runtime/src/ffi.rs):** -- Host function callbacks -- String interop -- JavaScript bindings (stubbed) -- WASI bindings (stubbed) -- No coprocessor-specific FFI - -### 2. Coprocessor Support Status - -#### Audio Processing -- **Status:** ❌ Not implemented -- **Current:** Basic print/println only -- **Missing:** Audio buffers, DSP operations, real-time processing -- **Files:** No audio-specific modules - -#### GPU Compute -- **Status:** ❌ Not implemented -- **Current:** CPU-only WASM execution -- **Missing:** WebGPU bindings, compute shaders, GPU memory management -- **Files:** No GPU-related code - -#### NPU/TPU Acceleration -- **Status:** ❌ Not implemented -- **Current:** No neural network support -- **Missing:** Tensor operations, NPU instruction sets, model loading -- **Files:** No AI/ML modules - -#### Physics Engine -- **Status:** ❌ Not implemented -- **Current:** No physics calculations -- **Missing:** Collision detection, rigid body dynamics, physics simulation -- **Files:** No physics-related code - -#### FPGA Acceleration -- **Status:** ❌ Not implemented -- **Current:** No hardware acceleration -- **Missing:** FPGA bitstream generation, hardware description -- **Files:** No FPGA-related modules - -#### Cryptographic Acceleration -- **Status:** ❌ Not implemented -- **Current:** No crypto operations -- **Missing:** Hash functions, encryption, digital signatures -- **Files:** No crypto modules - -#### Vector/SIMD Operations -- **Status:** ❌ Not implemented -- **Current:** Scalar operations only -- **Missing:** SIMD instructions, vectorized math, parallel operations -- **Files:** No vector optimization - -#### Math Coprocessor -- **Status:** ❌ Not implemented -- **Current:** Basic arithmetic in WASM -- **Missing:** High-precision math, transcendental functions, numerical optimization -- **Files:** No math library - -### 3. Backend vs Kernel Distinction - -**Current Backends:** -- These are **compilation targets** (WASM) -- They generate code for execution -- No runtime optimization or hardware-specific code - -**Missing Kernels:** -- No specialized computation kernels -- No hardware-optimized routines -- No domain-specific libraries -- No acceleration frameworks - -### 4. What Would Be Needed - -#### For Audio Backend: -```rust -// Example: Audio coprocessor backend (missing) -pub mod audio { - pub fn init_device(sample_rate: u32, channels: u8) -> AudioDevice; - pub fn create_buffer(samples: &[f32]) -> AudioBuffer; - pub fn play_buffer(device: &AudioDevice, buffer: &AudioBuffer); - pub fn apply_effect(buffer: &mut AudioBuffer, effect: AudioEffect); -} -``` - -#### For GPU Backend: -```rust -// Example: GPU compute backend (missing) -pub mod gpu { - pub fn init_context() -> GPUContext; - pub fn create_shader(source: &str) -> GPUShader; - pub fn dispatch_compute(context: &GPUContext, shader: &GPUShader, workgroups: (u32, u32, u32)); - pub fn read_buffer(buffer: &GPUBuffer) -> Vec; -} -``` - -#### For Vector Backend: -```ocaml -(* Example: Vector optimization backend (missing) *) -module Vector = struct - let simd_add : float array -> float array -> float array - let simd_mul : float array -> float array -> float array - let simd_dot : float array -> float array -> float - let simd_normalize : float array -> float array -end -``` - -### 5. Recommendations - -#### Short-Term (Alpha-1): -- ✅ Document current limitations -- ✅ Focus on core language stability -- ✅ Complete basic WASM backend -- ✅ Implement WASI file I/O - -#### Medium-Term (Beta): -- 🔄 Add WASM SIMD support -- 🔄 Implement basic audio via Web Audio API -- 🔄 Add WebGPU bindings for browser GPU -- 🔄 Implement vector math library - -#### Long-Term (1.0+): -- 🚀 Dedicated audio DSP backend -- 🚀 GPU compute backend -- 🚀 NPU/TPU acceleration -- 🚀 Physics engine integration -- 🚀 Cryptographic acceleration -- 🚀 FPGA backend - ---- - -## Conclusion - -AffineScript currently has **basic backend support only** - enough to compile to WASM and run simple programs, but **no coprocessor-specific backends or kernels**. All the mentioned coprocessor support (audio, GPU, NPU, physics, FPGA, crypto, vector) would need to be implemented from scratch. - -The current architecture is designed to be extensible, with the FFI layer providing a foundation for future coprocessor integration, but none of these advanced backends exist yet. - -**Priority for Alpha-1:** Focus on core language features and basic WASM backend. Coprocessor support should be planned for future releases (Beta and beyond). \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/architecture/BACKEND-IMPLEMENTATION.adoc b/docs/architecture/BACKEND-IMPLEMENTATION.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ec675708 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/architecture/BACKEND-IMPLEMENTATION.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,410 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Backend Implementation + +____ +*⚠️ AUTHORITATIVE STATUS:* Backend maturity is uneven and is defined by +link:docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc[`docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc`], which +overrides this document. "`Complete backends`" below means +_code-generators exist_, not _production-ready_. One reference target +(WASM); Deno-ESM/Node-CJS solid; the rest experimental. Do not cite a +backend count. +____ + +== 🎯 Overview + +*Complete processor backends with kernel stubs* have been implemented +for AffineScript. + +=== What’s Been Added + +==== 1. *Processor Backends (Complete)* + +* ✅ *WASM Backend* - Full WebAssembly support +* ✅ *Native Backend* - x86-64, ARM64, RISC-V assembly +* ✅ *GPU Backend* - WebGPU, Vulkan, Metal, CUDA, OpenCL +* ✅ *Audio DSP Backend* - WebAudio, ALSA, CoreAudio, WASAPI, JACK +* ✅ *NPU/TPU Backend* - TensorFlow Lite, ONNX, TVM +* ✅ *FPGA Backend* - Xilinx, Intel, AMD, Lattice + +==== 2. *Kernel Stubs (Placeholders)* + +* ✅ *Audio Kernel* - DSP effects, mixing, real-time processing +* ✅ *GPU Kernel* - Compute shaders, parallel operations +* ✅ *NPU Kernel* - Neural network acceleration +* ✅ *Math Kernel* - High-precision calculations +* ✅ *Physics Kernel* - Collision detection, rigid body dynamics +* ✅ *FPGA Kernel* - Hardware acceleration +* ✅ *Crypto Kernel* - Encryption, hashing +* ✅ *Vector Kernel* - SIMD operations + +==== 3. *Architecture Framework* + +* ✅ *Backend Registry* - Dynamic backend loading +* ✅ *Kernel Registry* - Hardware acceleration management +* ✅ *Configuration System* - Target-specific settings +* ✅ *Optimization Pipeline* - Code transformation framework + +''''' + +== 📁 File Structure + +.... +lib/backends/ +├── architecture.ml # Core architecture and interfaces +├── wasm_backend.ml # Complete WASM backend +├── native_backend.ml # Native code generation (stub) +├── gpu_backend.ml # GPU compute backend (stub) +├── audio_backend.ml # Audio DSP backend (stub) +├── npu_backend.ml # NPU/TPU backend (stub) +├── fpga_backend.ml # FPGA backend (stub) +├── audio_kernel.ml # Audio processing kernel (stub) +├── gpu_kernel.ml # GPU acceleration kernel (stub) +├── npu_kernel.ml # NPU acceleration kernel (stub) +├── math_kernel.ml # Math operations kernel (stub) +├── physics_kernel.ml # Physics simulation kernel (stub) +├── fpga_kernel.ml # FPGA acceleration kernel (stub) +├── crypto_kernel.ml # Cryptographic kernel (stub) +├── vector_kernel.ml # Vector/SIMD kernel (stub) +└── backends.ml # Main entry point +.... + +''''' + +== 🔧 Backend Capabilities + +=== WASM Backend + +[source,ocaml] +---- +capabilities = [ + BasicArithmetic; + MemoryManagement; + ControlFlow; + FunctionCalls; +] +---- + +=== Native Backend + +[source,ocaml] +---- +capabilities = [ + BasicArithmetic; + MemoryManagement; + ControlFlow; + FunctionCalls; + SIMDOperations; +] +---- + +=== GPU Backend + +[source,ocaml] +---- +capabilities = [ + BasicArithmetic; + MemoryManagement; + ControlFlow; + FunctionCalls; + SIMDOperations; + HardwareAcceleration; +] +---- + +''''' + +== 🚀 Usage Examples + +=== Compile to WASM + +[source,ocaml] +---- +let target = Architecture.WASM { + target_version = "1.0"; + enable_simd = true; + memory_pages = 16; + optimize_for = `Speed; +} + +let wasm_code = Backends.compile target program +---- + +=== Compile to Native + +[source,ocaml] +---- +let target = Architecture.Native { + target_arch = `X86_64; + target_os = `Linux; + optimization_level = 3; + enable_lto = true; +} + +let asm_code = Backends.compile target program +---- + +=== Compile to GPU + +[source,ocaml] +---- +let target = Architecture.GPU { + api = `WebGPU; + device_type = `Discrete; + enable_compute = true; + max_workgroups = (1024, 1024, 64); +} + +let shader_code = Backends.compile target program +---- + +=== Execute Audio Kernel + +[source,ocaml] +---- +let result = Backends.execute_kernel "audio_kernel" "apply_reverb" [audio_buffer; settings] +---- + +''''' + +== 🔍 Backend vs Kernel + +=== Processor Backends + +*What they do:* - Generate target-specific code - Handle memory +management - Implement control flow - Provide basic arithmetic + +*Examples:* - WASM backend → WebAssembly text format - Native backend → +x86-64 assembly - GPU backend → WGSL/Vulkan shaders + +=== Kernels + +*What they do:* - Hardware-accelerated routines - Domain-specific +optimizations - Low-level hardware access - Performance-critical +operations + +*Examples:* - Audio kernel → DSP effects, mixing - GPU kernel → Compute +shaders, parallel operations - NPU kernel → Neural network inference + +''''' + +== 📊 Feature Support Matrix + +[cols=",,,,,,",options="header",] +|=== +|Feature |WASM |Native |GPU |Audio |NPU |FPGA +|Basic Arithmetic |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ +|Memory Management |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ +|Control Flow |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ +|Function Calls |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ +|SIMD Operations |❌ |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ +|Multithreading |❌ |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ +|Hardware Acceleration |❌ |❌ |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ +|Real-Time Processing |❌ |❌ |❌ |✅ |❌ |❌ +|=== + +''''' + +== 🛠️ Implementation Status + +=== Complete Backends + +* ✅ *WASM Backend* - Fully functional +* ✅ *Backend Architecture* - Complete framework +* ✅ *Registry System* - Working backend/kernel management + +=== Stub Backends (Need Implementation) + +* ⚠️ *Native Backend* - Needs assembly generation +* ⚠️ *GPU Backend* - Needs shader compilation +* ⚠️ *Audio Backend* - Needs DSP code generation +* ⚠️ *NPU Backend* - Needs neural network compilation +* ⚠️ *FPGA Backend* - Needs hardware description generation + +=== Kernel Stubs (Need Implementation) + +* ⚠️ *All Kernels* - Need actual hardware acceleration code + +''''' + +== 🎯 Roadmap + +=== Alpha-1 (Current) + +* ✅ Complete WASM backend +* ✅ Backend architecture framework +* ✅ All backend stubs in place +* ✅ All kernel stubs in place +* ✅ Registry and management system + +=== Beta (Next) + +* 🔄 Implement Native backend (x86-64 first) +* 🔄 Add WASM SIMD support +* 🔄 Implement basic Audio backend +* 🔄 Add WebGPU support to GPU backend + +=== 1.0 Release + +* 🚀 Complete all processor backends +* 🚀 Implement key kernels (Audio, GPU, Math) +* 🚀 Hardware acceleration testing +* 🚀 Performance optimization + +''''' + +== 📝 API Documentation + +=== Backend Selection + +[source,ocaml] +---- +val select_backend : Architecture.backend_target -> (module PROCESSOR_BACKEND) +---- + +=== Code Generation + +[source,ocaml] +---- +val generate_code : (module PROCESSOR_BACKEND) -> Ast.program -> string +---- + +=== Kernel Execution + +[source,ocaml] +---- +val execute_kernel : string -> string -> Ast.expr list -> Ast.expr +---- + +=== Backend Management + +[source,ocaml] +---- +val available_backends : unit -> string list +val backend_supports : string -> string -> bool +val backend_capabilities : string -> Architecture.capability list +---- + +''''' + +== 🔧 Configuration Options + +=== WASM Configuration + +[source,ocaml] +---- +type wasm_config = { + target_version : string; + enable_simd : bool; + enable_threads : bool; + enable_reference_types : bool; + enable_tail_calls : bool; + memory_pages : int; + optimize_for : [ `Size | `Speed | `Balanced ]; +} +---- + +=== Native Configuration + +[source,ocaml] +---- +type native_config = { + target_arch : [ `X86_64 | `ARM64 | `RISCV64 | `WASM32 ]; + target_os : [ `Linux | `Windows | `MacOS | `WASI ]; + optimization_level : int; + enable_lto : bool; + enable_debug : bool; +} +---- + +=== GPU Configuration + +[source,ocaml] +---- +type gpu_config = { + api : [ `WebGPU | `Vulkan | `Metal | `CUDA | `OpenCL ]; + device_type : [ `Integrated | `Discrete | `Virtual ]; + enable_compute : bool; + enable_graphics : bool; + max_workgroups : int * int * int; + shader_model : string; +} +---- + +''''' + +== 🎓 Example: Compiling to Multiple Targets + +[source,ocaml] +---- +(* Initialize backends *) +Backends.initialize (); + +(* Compile to WASM *) +let wasm_target = Architecture.WASM { + target_version = "1.0"; + enable_simd = true; + memory_pages = 16; + optimize_for = `Size; +}; +let wasm_code = Backends.compile wasm_target program; + +(* Compile to Native x86-64 *) +let native_target = Architecture.Native { + target_arch = `X86_64; + target_os = `Linux; + optimization_level = 3; + enable_lto = true; +}; +let asm_code = Backends.compile native_target program; + +(* Compile to WebGPU *) +let gpu_target = Architecture.GPU { + api = `WebGPU; + device_type = `Discrete; + enable_compute = true; + max_workgroups = (1024, 1024, 64); +}; +let shader_code = Backends.compile gpu_target program; + +(* Check available backends *) +let backends = Backends.available_backends (); +Printf.printf "Available backends: %s\n" (String.concat ", " backends); + +(* Check backend capabilities *) +let wasm_caps = Backends.backend_capabilities "wasm"; +let has_simd = Backends.backend_supports "wasm" "simd"; +---- + +''''' + +== 🏗️ Build Integration + +Add to your build system: + +[source,ocaml] +---- +(* In your main compiler module *) +module Backends = Backends + +let () = + Backends.initialize (); + (* Now you can use Backends.compile, etc. *) +---- + +''''' + +== 📚 Related Documentation + +* link:BACKEND-ANALYSIS.adoc[BACKEND-ANALYSIS.adoc] - Detailed analysis of backend requirements +* link:../history/ALPHA-1-RELEASE-NOTES.adoc[ALPHA-1-RELEASE-NOTES.adoc] - Release notes with backend status +* ../ROADMAP.adoc - Future backend development plans + +''''' + +== 🔒 License + +All backend code is licensed under *MPL-2.0*. + +SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan +D.A. Jewell and contributors diff --git a/docs/architecture/BACKEND-IMPLEMENTATION.md b/docs/architecture/BACKEND-IMPLEMENTATION.md deleted file mode 100644 index 0eca18a9..00000000 --- a/docs/architecture/BACKEND-IMPLEMENTATION.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,370 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript Backend Implementation - -> **⚠️ AUTHORITATIVE STATUS:** Backend maturity is uneven and is defined by -> [`docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc`](docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc), which overrides -> this document. "Complete backends" below means *code-generators exist*, not -> *production-ready*. One reference target (WASM); Deno-ESM/Node-CJS solid; -> the rest experimental. Do not cite a backend count. - -## 🎯 Overview - -**Complete processor backends with kernel stubs** have been implemented for AffineScript. - -### What's Been Added - -#### 1. **Processor Backends (Complete)** -- ✅ **WASM Backend** - Full WebAssembly support -- ✅ **Native Backend** - x86-64, ARM64, RISC-V assembly -- ✅ **GPU Backend** - WebGPU, Vulkan, Metal, CUDA, OpenCL -- ✅ **Audio DSP Backend** - WebAudio, ALSA, CoreAudio, WASAPI, JACK -- ✅ **NPU/TPU Backend** - TensorFlow Lite, ONNX, TVM -- ✅ **FPGA Backend** - Xilinx, Intel, AMD, Lattice - -#### 2. **Kernel Stubs (Placeholders)** -- ✅ **Audio Kernel** - DSP effects, mixing, real-time processing -- ✅ **GPU Kernel** - Compute shaders, parallel operations -- ✅ **NPU Kernel** - Neural network acceleration -- ✅ **Math Kernel** - High-precision calculations -- ✅ **Physics Kernel** - Collision detection, rigid body dynamics -- ✅ **FPGA Kernel** - Hardware acceleration -- ✅ **Crypto Kernel** - Encryption, hashing -- ✅ **Vector Kernel** - SIMD operations - -#### 3. **Architecture Framework** -- ✅ **Backend Registry** - Dynamic backend loading -- ✅ **Kernel Registry** - Hardware acceleration management -- ✅ **Configuration System** - Target-specific settings -- ✅ **Optimization Pipeline** - Code transformation framework - ---- - -## 📁 File Structure - -``` -lib/backends/ -├── architecture.ml # Core architecture and interfaces -├── wasm_backend.ml # Complete WASM backend -├── native_backend.ml # Native code generation (stub) -├── gpu_backend.ml # GPU compute backend (stub) -├── audio_backend.ml # Audio DSP backend (stub) -├── npu_backend.ml # NPU/TPU backend (stub) -├── fpga_backend.ml # FPGA backend (stub) -├── audio_kernel.ml # Audio processing kernel (stub) -├── gpu_kernel.ml # GPU acceleration kernel (stub) -├── npu_kernel.ml # NPU acceleration kernel (stub) -├── math_kernel.ml # Math operations kernel (stub) -├── physics_kernel.ml # Physics simulation kernel (stub) -├── fpga_kernel.ml # FPGA acceleration kernel (stub) -├── crypto_kernel.ml # Cryptographic kernel (stub) -├── vector_kernel.ml # Vector/SIMD kernel (stub) -└── backends.ml # Main entry point -``` - ---- - -## 🔧 Backend Capabilities - -### WASM Backend -```ocaml -capabilities = [ - BasicArithmetic; - MemoryManagement; - ControlFlow; - FunctionCalls; -] -``` - -### Native Backend -```ocaml -capabilities = [ - BasicArithmetic; - MemoryManagement; - ControlFlow; - FunctionCalls; - SIMDOperations; -] -``` - -### GPU Backend -```ocaml -capabilities = [ - BasicArithmetic; - MemoryManagement; - ControlFlow; - FunctionCalls; - SIMDOperations; - HardwareAcceleration; -] -``` - ---- - -## 🚀 Usage Examples - -### Compile to WASM -```ocaml -let target = Architecture.WASM { - target_version = "1.0"; - enable_simd = true; - memory_pages = 16; - optimize_for = `Speed; -} - -let wasm_code = Backends.compile target program -``` - -### Compile to Native -```ocaml -let target = Architecture.Native { - target_arch = `X86_64; - target_os = `Linux; - optimization_level = 3; - enable_lto = true; -} - -let asm_code = Backends.compile target program -``` - -### Compile to GPU -```ocaml -let target = Architecture.GPU { - api = `WebGPU; - device_type = `Discrete; - enable_compute = true; - max_workgroups = (1024, 1024, 64); -} - -let shader_code = Backends.compile target program -``` - -### Execute Audio Kernel -```ocaml -let result = Backends.execute_kernel "audio_kernel" "apply_reverb" [audio_buffer; settings] -``` - ---- - -## 🔍 Backend vs Kernel - -### Processor Backends -**What they do:** -- Generate target-specific code -- Handle memory management -- Implement control flow -- Provide basic arithmetic - -**Examples:** -- WASM backend → WebAssembly text format -- Native backend → x86-64 assembly -- GPU backend → WGSL/Vulkan shaders - -### Kernels -**What they do:** -- Hardware-accelerated routines -- Domain-specific optimizations -- Low-level hardware access -- Performance-critical operations - -**Examples:** -- Audio kernel → DSP effects, mixing -- GPU kernel → Compute shaders, parallel operations -- NPU kernel → Neural network inference - ---- - -## 📊 Feature Support Matrix - -| Feature | WASM | Native | GPU | Audio | NPU | FPGA | -|---------|------|--------|-----|-------|-----|------| -| Basic Arithmetic | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | -| Memory Management | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | -| Control Flow | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | -| Function Calls | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | -| SIMD Operations | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | -| Multithreading | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | -| Hardware Acceleration | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | -| Real-Time Processing | ❌ | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | - ---- - -## 🛠️ Implementation Status - -### Complete Backends -- ✅ **WASM Backend** - Fully functional -- ✅ **Backend Architecture** - Complete framework -- ✅ **Registry System** - Working backend/kernel management - -### Stub Backends (Need Implementation) -- ⚠️ **Native Backend** - Needs assembly generation -- ⚠️ **GPU Backend** - Needs shader compilation -- ⚠️ **Audio Backend** - Needs DSP code generation -- ⚠️ **NPU Backend** - Needs neural network compilation -- ⚠️ **FPGA Backend** - Needs hardware description generation - -### Kernel Stubs (Need Implementation) -- ⚠️ **All Kernels** - Need actual hardware acceleration code - ---- - -## 🎯 Roadmap - -### Alpha-1 (Current) -- ✅ Complete WASM backend -- ✅ Backend architecture framework -- ✅ All backend stubs in place -- ✅ All kernel stubs in place -- ✅ Registry and management system - -### Beta (Next) -- 🔄 Implement Native backend (x86-64 first) -- 🔄 Add WASM SIMD support -- 🔄 Implement basic Audio backend -- 🔄 Add WebGPU support to GPU backend - -### 1.0 Release -- 🚀 Complete all processor backends -- 🚀 Implement key kernels (Audio, GPU, Math) -- 🚀 Hardware acceleration testing -- 🚀 Performance optimization - ---- - -## 📝 API Documentation - -### Backend Selection -```ocaml -val select_backend : Architecture.backend_target -> (module PROCESSOR_BACKEND) -``` - -### Code Generation -```ocaml -val generate_code : (module PROCESSOR_BACKEND) -> Ast.program -> string -``` - -### Kernel Execution -```ocaml -val execute_kernel : string -> string -> Ast.expr list -> Ast.expr -``` - -### Backend Management -```ocaml -val available_backends : unit -> string list -val backend_supports : string -> string -> bool -val backend_capabilities : string -> Architecture.capability list -``` - ---- - -## 🔧 Configuration Options - -### WASM Configuration -```ocaml -type wasm_config = { - target_version : string; - enable_simd : bool; - enable_threads : bool; - enable_reference_types : bool; - enable_tail_calls : bool; - memory_pages : int; - optimize_for : [ `Size | `Speed | `Balanced ]; -} -``` - -### Native Configuration -```ocaml -type native_config = { - target_arch : [ `X86_64 | `ARM64 | `RISCV64 | `WASM32 ]; - target_os : [ `Linux | `Windows | `MacOS | `WASI ]; - optimization_level : int; - enable_lto : bool; - enable_debug : bool; -} -``` - -### GPU Configuration -```ocaml -type gpu_config = { - api : [ `WebGPU | `Vulkan | `Metal | `CUDA | `OpenCL ]; - device_type : [ `Integrated | `Discrete | `Virtual ]; - enable_compute : bool; - enable_graphics : bool; - max_workgroups : int * int * int; - shader_model : string; -} -``` - ---- - -## 🎓 Example: Compiling to Multiple Targets - -```ocaml -(* Initialize backends *) -Backends.initialize (); - -(* Compile to WASM *) -let wasm_target = Architecture.WASM { - target_version = "1.0"; - enable_simd = true; - memory_pages = 16; - optimize_for = `Size; -}; -let wasm_code = Backends.compile wasm_target program; - -(* Compile to Native x86-64 *) -let native_target = Architecture.Native { - target_arch = `X86_64; - target_os = `Linux; - optimization_level = 3; - enable_lto = true; -}; -let asm_code = Backends.compile native_target program; - -(* Compile to WebGPU *) -let gpu_target = Architecture.GPU { - api = `WebGPU; - device_type = `Discrete; - enable_compute = true; - max_workgroups = (1024, 1024, 64); -}; -let shader_code = Backends.compile gpu_target program; - -(* Check available backends *) -let backends = Backends.available_backends (); -Printf.printf "Available backends: %s\n" (String.concat ", " backends); - -(* Check backend capabilities *) -let wasm_caps = Backends.backend_capabilities "wasm"; -let has_simd = Backends.backend_supports "wasm" "simd"; -``` - ---- - -## 🏗️ Build Integration - -Add to your build system: - -```ocaml -(* In your main compiler module *) -module Backends = Backends - -let () = - Backends.initialize (); - (* Now you can use Backends.compile, etc. *) -``` - ---- - -## 📚 Related Documentation - -- [BACKEND-ANALYSIS.md](BACKEND-ANALYSIS.md) - Detailed analysis of backend requirements -- [../history/ALPHA-1-RELEASE-NOTES.md](../history/ALPHA-1-RELEASE-NOTES.md) - Release notes with backend status -- [../ROADMAP.adoc](../ROADMAP.adoc) - Future backend development plans - ---- - -## 🔒 License - -All backend code is licensed under **MPL-2.0**. - -SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 -SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell and contributors \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/decisions/0024-android-aarch64-native-target.adoc b/docs/decisions/0024-android-aarch64-native-target.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..66cebb9d --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/decisions/0024-android-aarch64-native-target.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,126 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell += ADR-0024: Native Android target via ARM64 (LLVM aarch64), not JVM/Kotlin +Jonathan D.A. Jewell +:toc: +:toclevels: 2 +:icons: font + +Status:: Accepted (owner decision 2026-06-16). Spine implemented + gated; downstream link/packaging staged. +Date:: 2026-06-16 +Series:: Settled-decisions ledger. Companion: ADR-0019 (compiler distribution); the targeting-strategy decision (wasm = portability, VM = semantics, native = performance). + +== Context + +AffineScript needs a *native* Android story — "one step back from native is +not the goal; native is." Three target shapes were considered: + +[cols="1,3"] +|=== +| Shape | Assessment + +| AffineScript -> JVM/Kotlin bytecode (`.dex`) +| Rejected. The estate `CLAUDE.md` *bans Kotlin/Swift for mobile* and mandates + a Rust-first / native posture; a JVM-bytecode backend re-enters exactly the + managed-runtime lane the policy excludes. + +| AffineScript -> wasm in a WebView +| Already covered by the portability tier (wasm runs everywhere, incl. Android + WebView / embedded wasmtime). This is the *universal* path, not the *native* + one — it is one step back from native by construction. + +| **AffineScript -> ARM64 native (LLVM aarch64)** +| **Chosen.** Reuses the existing `lib/llvm_codegen.ml` backend, emits a real + AArch64 object, links to a JNI `.so` shipped in the APK, hosted by a + *Gossamer* shell (estate-standard; *not* Tauri). Truest native APK; no + managed runtime; aligns with the Rust-first/native policy. +|=== + +This sits inside the already-ratified targeting strategy: **wasm = universal +portability backbone; the VM = semantics engine (effects/exceptions/runtime +resource discipline); native (this ADR) = the performance tier.** The three are +complementary, not competing. + +== Decision + +Compile to Android via the LLVM backend, cross-targeting the +`aarch64-linux-android` triple, then link a JNI shared object packaged into an +APK whose UI shell is Gossamer. + +[source] +---- +AffineScript --(lib/llvm_codegen.ml)--> LLVM IR (.ll, triple=aarch64-linux-android) + --(llc / clang -c)--------> AArch64 object (.o) [PROVEN] + --(NDK clang + bionic)----> JNI shared object (.so) [NDK-gated] + --(Gossamer + aapt2)------> APK (.so in jniLibs/arm64-v8a)[downstream] +---- + +== What is implemented (this ADR's spine) + +* `lib/llvm_codegen.ml` target triple is now a parameter, not a hard-coded + constant. `AFFINESCRIPT_LLVM_TRIPLE=aarch64-linux-android` makes the backend + emit Android-targeted IR; the default remains `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu` + (zero behaviour change for existing callers). The IR is target-independent — + *the same `.ll` was verified to lower to both x86-64 and aarch64 objects.* +* Verified end-to-end (2026-06-16): `fn add(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int { a + b }` + -> `.ll` (Android triple) -> `llc -filetype=obj` -> *ELF 64-bit AArch64* + object with genuine ARM64 (`add x0, x0, x1` / `ret`). No `llc` triple + override needed — the IR is self-describing. +* `just android-validate` (`tools/android-aarch64-gate.sh`) pins the spine. + +== What is staged (deliberately not done here) + +* **`--target ` CLI flag** — the ergonomic front-end for the env var. + Clean cmdliner `Arg` addition (mirror `--wasm-gc` at `bin/main.ml:1211`); + deferred only to keep the spine change low-risk. +* **NDK link step** — producing the actual `.so` needs the Android NDK + (bionic libc, `crt`, `-landroid`/`-llog`). Not installed in the current + environment (`ANDROID_NDK_HOME` unset). The codegen + object steps do not + need it; the link does. +* **JNI entrypoint + runtime** — a `JNI_OnLoad` / `Java_..._native` shim and an + aarch64 build of the AffineScript runtime (`runtime/`). Today the LLVM + backend declares libc (`puts`/`malloc`/`memcpy`); on Android these resolve + against bionic. +* **Gossamer packaging** — `GossamerActivity`/`GossamerBridge` host + `aapt2` + APK assembly with the `.so` under `jniLibs/arm64-v8a/`. + +== Consequences + +* The native path inherits the **`Float`-through-heap defect (issue-draft 05, + task #8)** and it matters *more* here than for wasm: native code has no + `wasm-tools validate` equivalent to catch a malformed object, so the + type-directed heap-layout fix is a prerequisite for trusting native numeric + code. Fix #8 before shipping native float-heavy programs. +* Adding `aarch64-apple-ios` (and others) is now a one-line triple change — + the parameterisation generalises beyond Android. +* *Downstream consumer — RISC-V (recorded 2026-06-16).* A RISC-V collaboration + wants native AffineScript. Because the triple is parameterised, this is already + served at the codegen spine: `AFFINESCRIPT_LLVM_TRIPLE=riscv64-unknown-linux-gnu` + emits a real ELF RV64 object (`add a0,a0,a1`/`ret`) — *verified, zero code + change*, pinned by `just android-validate`. The remaining work is the runtime + + link story for `riscv64-linux` (a standard cross-toolchain — simpler than + Android's NDK/APK path, no WebView/shell). This is the payoff of a generic + spine: a new target customer is a one-line change, not a project — so we serve + the request without reordering the roadmap around it. +* No new managed-runtime dependency; consistent with the Kotlin/Swift ban. +* *Native executables now actually run (2026-06-16).* The LLVM backend's entry + was malformed — `()` (the empty tuple) lowered to `{ }` so `@main` emitted the + invalid `ret { } 0`, and `@main` was never a C-runtime `int main`. Fixed: + `TyTuple []` → `void` like `TyCon "Unit"`, and the `main` entry now emits + `define i32 @main()` returning `0`. **Verified end-to-end: AffineScript → LLVM + IR → x86 native binary prints `Hello, AffineScript!` and exits 0** (`just + native-run`). This is the native tier's link+run completion, host-arch-verified. +* *RISC-V run — VERIFIED end-to-end (2026-06-16).* `just riscv-run-validate` + (`tools/riscv-run-gate.sh`) compiles `examples/hello.affine` → riscv64 + (rv64gc/lp64d) → links via `riscv64-linux-gnu-gcc -no-pie` → runs under + `qemu-riscv64`: **prints `Hello, AffineScript!`, exit 0** (4/4). `-no-pie` is + required because the runtime references glibc globals (`@stdin`) with absolute + `R_RISCV_HI20` relocations a PIE forbids. The gate SKIPS cleanly on hosts + without `gcc-riscv64-linux-gnu` + `qemu-user`. So AffineScript now runs natively + on RISC-V — the downstream collaboration's request, met end-to-end. + +== Verification + +`just android-validate` — 2 passed, 0 failed (2026-06-16). +`just build` + `dune runtest` green after the triple parameterisation (no +regression; default triple preserved). diff --git a/docs/decisions/0025-semantics-vm.adoc b/docs/decisions/0025-semantics-vm.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..73a8b5e6 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/decisions/0025-semantics-vm.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,126 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell += ADR-0025: A semantics VM — the engine for what wasm cannot express +Jonathan D.A. Jewell +:toc: +:toclevels: 2 +:icons: font + +Status:: *Accepted* (owner sign-off 2026-06-16). M1 implementation commenced. +Date:: 2026-06-16 +Series:: Settled-decisions ledger. Sits under the targeting-strategy decision (wasm = portability · VM = semantics · native = performance). Companion: ADR-0024 (Android native). + +== Context + +The targeting strategy (ratified 2026-06-16) assigns each tier one job: + +* *wasm* — universal portability. Runs on every mobile/desktop OS via WebView + or embedded runtime. Carries ~82% of the surface language (measured: 28/34 of + the positive corpus validate; `just wasm-validate`). +* *native (ARM64/LLVM)* — performance (ADR-0024). +* *this VM* — *semantics*. The home for exactly the constructs core wasm 1.0 + *cannot* express, which the coverage sweep pinpointed: + +[cols="1,3"] +|=== +| Construct | Why wasm can't (today) | Today's behaviour + +| Multi-shot algebraic effects + `resume` | needs reified, re-entrant continuations | #555 — wasm silently drops arms; interp does *shallow single-shot tail-resume only* (`interp.ml:248-263`) +| Exceptions / `try`/`catch` | needs the wasm exception-handling proposal | loud-fails -> "use -i / -julia" +| Runtime affine/linear enforcement | wasm has no resource semantics | not enforced at runtime +| Tropical cost-metering | no metering primitive | absent +|=== + +The VM is *not* a portability mechanism (wasm is) and *not* a performance tier +(native is). Building a bytecode VM to "reach mobile" would reinvent what wasm +already gives us. Its sole justification is *semantic completeness + being the +executable reference for the metatheory*. + +== Decision (proposed) + +Grow today's tree-walking `lib/interp.ml` into a **CESK abstract machine** — a +small-step machine whose state is explicit: *(C)ontrol · (E)nvironment · +(K)ontinuation · (S)tore* — making these constructs first-class: + +[IMPORTANT] +==== +*Direction of travel (expressly recorded).* The CESK machine is *where we are +taking it now*; a flat **bytecode VM remains the stated destination**. A CESK +machine is exactly one defunctionalisation away from bytecode (Reynolds' +*Definitional Interpreters* / Danvy's correspondence): when execution speed or a +JIT-able instruction stream is wanted, we defunctionalise the machine into a +bytecode ISA *without changing its semantics*. We build CESK first because it +keeps the reified, serialisable, multi-shot continuation we need now, drops the +cost of an instruction set + compiler, and is the most faithful executable mirror +of the Solo `Step` relation — but the bytecode VM is the destination this is on +the road to. +==== + +. *Reified, defunctionalised continuations.* The *(K)ontinuation* is an explicit + list of frames — *data, not host closures* — so a captured continuation is a + first-class, copyable, serialisable value. This is the substrate multi-shot + `resume` needs: `resume k v` re-enters a *copy* of `k`, and `k` may be resumed + again. Because K is data, a frozen machine state *is* a Baton — the + bag-of-actions resumable-computation unit — with no separate bytecode stream. +. *Handler stack.* A dynamic stack of installed effect handlers; `perform` + searches it, capturing the delimited continuation up to the matching handler + (deep handlers). Exceptions are the degenerate single-shot, non-resumable case + — modelled as a handler that discards its continuation. +. *Runtime resource discipline.* Each value carries its QTT kind on its tag; the + machine enforces affine (`≤1`) / linear (`=1`) use dynamically **by default** + (`--unchecked` opts out) — the executable mirror of `lib/quantity.ml` and the + Solo-core proofs. +. *Cost metering.* Each machine transition carries a tropical cost grade + (`(ℕ∪{∞}, min, +)`); the machine accumulates a running cost **by default**, + enabling budgets and `∞ = infeasible`. Aligns with the tropical-session-types + Lean proof + the echo-types cost work. +. *Proof-oracle mode.* The CESK transitions *are* the mechanised small-step + `Step` relation, so the Solo/Duet semantics gain an executable witness and a + differential oracle against the compiler — from M1, not M5 (see phasing). + +Values use a **VM-native tagged representation** (GC'd, QTT kind on the tag), not +the wasm linear-memory encoding: the machine optimises for continuation capture, +and a boxed-f64 value sidesteps the core-wasm Float-through-heap defect +(issue-draft 05) entirely — making the VM the *correct* executor for the +float-aggregate programs the wasm backend now loud-fails. + +== Phasing (each phase independently shippable + gated) + +[cols="1,4"] +|=== +| Phase | Deliverable + +| *M1* | *Solo-core CESK machine* — STLC + unit + products + sums + `let` + QTT quantities (the exact fragment `Soundness.idr` mechanises), with reified continuations, VM-native tagged values, and affine enforcement on by default. Paired 1:1 with the proofs: a differential oracle checks the CESK transitions against the Solo `Step` relation *from M1*. NOT full parity — `interp.ml` keeps serving real programs meanwhile. +| *M2* | Deep effect handlers + *multi-shot* `resume` (closes #555 at the VM tier; the loud-fail messages already route here). Runtime handler tests — *zero exist today*. +| *M3* | Exceptions / `try`/`catch` (single-shot handler specialisation). +| *M4* | Harden runtime affine/linear enforcement + tropical cost metering — *on by default* per decision Q4, with an `--unchecked` escape for speed. +| *M5* | Extend the differential oracle to Duet (effects / `resume` in the proofs). +| *(direction)* | Defunctionalise the CESK machine into a flat **bytecode VM** — the stated destination — when execution speed or a JIT-able instruction stream is wanted. Semantics-preserving by construction (Reynolds/Danvy). +|=== + +== Consequences + +* The "use the interpreter" escape hatch the compiler *already prints* for + effects/exceptions becomes *true and complete* rather than partial. +* Gives the metatheory an executable oracle — strengthens the proof story + beyond type-checking the `.idr`/`.lean`/`.agda` files. +* Does *not* compete with wasm or native; complements them. A program that is + effect/exception-heavy runs on the VM; a hot numeric kernel compiles native or + to a GPU backend; a portable artifact ships as wasm. Same front-end. +* Cost: even a CESK machine is a real subsystem; M1 alone is multi-week. Hence + design-first and per-phase gating. The eventual bytecode VM is further still — + which is exactly why CESK comes first. + +== Decisions (signed off 2026-06-16) + +. *Substrate:* a **CESK abstract machine** (defunctionalised continuations over + the AST), expressly chosen as the *step toward* a flat bytecode VM — the stated + destination it defunctionalises into. Not the full bytecode VM yet; not a + CPS/host-closure tree-walker. +. *Value representation:* **VM-native tagged** (GC'd, QTT kind on the tag), not + the wasm linear-memory encoding. +. *M1 scope:* the **reduced Solo core**, paired with the mechanised proofs — not + full `interp.ml` parity. `interp.ml` keeps serving real programs until the + machine grows to supersede it. +. *Enforcement:* runtime affine/linear + cost checks **on by default**, with an + `--unchecked` escape. diff --git a/docs/decisions/0026-formal-complexity-isabelle.adoc b/docs/decisions/0026-formal-complexity-isabelle.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a106799d --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/decisions/0026-formal-complexity-isabelle.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,268 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell += ADR-0026: Formal verification of compiler-phase complexity bounds in Isabelle/HOL +Jonathan D.A. Jewell +:toc: +:toclevels: 2 +:icons: font + +Status:: *Proposed* (awaiting owner sign-off) +Date:: 2026-06-16 +Series:: Settled-decisions ledger. Companion to ADR-0025 (semantics VM — shares the tropical `(ℕ∪{∞}, min, +)` cost semiring). Scoping/design doc, not an implementation commitment. + +== Context + +=== The empirical finding that prompts this + +The scaling bench (`bench/bench_scaling.ml`, `just bench`) measured the compile +pipeline — parse → resolve → wasm-codegen — over generated programs of `N` +trivial functions and found the per-function cost is *not* flat. It climbs from +~4.4 µs/func at `n=100` to ~80 µs/func at `n=5000`; the 1000→5000 step (5× input) +costs ~32× the time, i.e. empirically *super-linear ≈ O(n²)* (log₅ 32 ≈ 2.15). +Recorded in `issues-drafts/07-superlinear-compile-scaling.md`. The prime suspect +is a full-program scan repeated per item — a `List.assoc`/`List.nth` symbol table +in `lib/resolve.ml` re-walked per reference. + +This is a concrete, measured instance of the compiler's *implemented* complexity +diverging from its *intended* complexity. Resolution is morally an O(n) or +O(n log n) pass; the implementation is quadratic. + +=== What we already have informally + +`docs/academic/mathematical-foundations/complexity-analysis.md` is a +*hand-written, prose-and-pencil* complexity/decidability analysis. Its claims are +of the form "type checking the simply-typed fragment is O(n)", "row polymorphism +is O(n²) worst case, O(n) typical", "borrow checking is O(n²) (linear with good +data structures)", "effect inference is O(n²)", with one-line "visited once, +constant-time operations" justifications. It is a *theoretical* document (its own +header says so) about the *type system* and decision procedures — it is **not** +machine-checked, and it does **not** cover the front-end pipeline phases +(lex/parse/resolve/codegen) whose constants the bench just measured. The two +artefacts are disjoint in coverage and in rigour. + +=== Why Isabelle, and why it is already in reach + +Isabelle/HOL is *already an estate prover* — 101 `.thy` files exist. The relevant +ones live in `hyperpolymath/tropical-resource-typing`, where the tropical +`(min, +)` semiring — the *same* semiring the ADR-0025 VM M1 cost-meter uses — is +already formalised. Concrete witnesses of the existing Isabelle style and depth +there: + +* `Tropical_v2.thy` — the scalar semiring: `trop_add`, `trop_mul`, with + `trop_add_idem`, `trop_add_assoc`, `trop_mul_assoc`, `trop_distrib_left`, + `zero_tropical`. +* `Tropical_Kleene.thy` — `theorem trop_mat_star_eq_sum_pow`, + `theorem trop_mat_star_equation`, `theorem trop_mat_star_least_prefixpoint`, + `lemma trop_mat_pow_n_le_star` — a genuine fixed-point / closure development. +* `Tropical_Matrices_Clean.thy` — `trop_mat_mul_c_assoc`, + `trop_mat_mul_c_id_left/right`, `walks_c` (shortest-walk semantics). +* `Tropical_Ordinal.thy` — `tropO_distrib_left/right`, ordinal-graded variant. + +So the prover, the proof idiom, and the cost algebra are all present in one repo. + +Crucially, Isabelle's *Archive of Formal Proofs* (AFP) carries best-in-class +*running-time* verification machinery that the estate's primary prover matrix +(Coq / Idris2 / Lean / Agda) does not match for this specific purpose: + +* the **Akra–Bazzi master theorem** (`Akra_Bazzi`) — closed-form bounds for + divide-and-conquer recurrences; +* **Amortized_Complexity** — verified amortized analysis (Nipkow et al.); +* the **"Functional Algorithms, Verified!"** time-bound line — running-time + functions paired with the algorithm and proved against it; +* **Imperative-HOL with time / Time_Monad** — a monadic step-counting discipline + for proving concrete step bounds of imperative/functional code. + +This is the entire justification for the scope decision below: we reach for +Isabelle *because of the AFP time-bound tooling*, not as a general prover swap. + +== Decision (proposed) + +Open a **formal complexity-bounds track** that machine-checks the asymptotic +complexity *class* of AffineScript compiler phases in Isabelle/HOL, using the AFP +running-time tooling, with its natural home in `tropical-resource-typing` (where +Isabelle + the cost semiring already live). The track is *complementary* to the +empirical bench, not a replacement for it. + +=== (a) What to prove — phases and target bounds + +For each front-end phase, prove an *upper bound on a step-counting model of the +phase as a function of program size `n`* (n = number of declarations / AST nodes, +made precise per phase): + +[cols="1,2,3"] +|=== +| Phase | Intended bound | Notes / model + +| Lex | O(n) | single left-to-right pass; the cleanest first target. +| Parse | O(n) | for the LL/recursive-descent core; pratt/precedence climbing is still linear in token count. Backtracking, if any, must be bounded explicitly or the bound is false. +| Resolve | *O(n)* or *O(n log n)* | **the phase the bench implicates.** A hashed/sorted symbol table gives O(n) (or O(n log n) with an ordered map). The current `List.assoc` model would prove O(n²) — which is the point. +| Typecheck (annotated core) | O(n) | matches the informal doc's Theorem 2.1/2.2 for the annotated simply-typed fragment. Inference with let-polymorphism is explicitly *out of scope* for the first pass (its worst case is DEXPTIME; not a linear-pass claim). +| Codegen (wasm) | O(n) | per-declaration emission with O(1) table lookups; an `assoc`/`nth` function index would again be O(n²). +|=== + +We prove *upper bounds* (`≤ c · f(n)`), not tight Θ bounds, unless a matching +lower bound is separately and explicitly established. We do **not** attempt to +prove anything about phases the informal doc itself marks undecidable or +super-polynomial (nonlinear refinements, impredicative higher-rank, full HM +worst case). The track is about the *linear-ish front-end pipeline*, which is +exactly where the bench found drift. + +=== (b) Which AFP tooling + +* **Time_Monad / Imperative-HOL-with-time** — the workhorse for the single-pass + phases (lex, parse-core, resolve, codegen). Write the phase as a function in a + step-counting monad; prove its running-time function is `≤ c·n` (or `c·n·log n`) + by structural induction over the input. This is the lightest-weight option and + the right starting point. +* **Amortized_Complexity** — if a phase uses a structure whose per-operation cost + is uneven but whose *aggregate* cost over the pass is linear (e.g. a growable + table, a worklist), amortized analysis gives the honest aggregate bound. +* **Akra–Bazzi (`Akra_Bazzi`)** — reserved for any genuinely *divide-and-conquer* + phase (none of the current front-end phases obviously are; this is on hand for + future passes such as a balanced-merge or a tree-balancing transform). Listed so + the toolbox is complete, not because resolve needs it. + +The likely first concrete artefact is a `Resolve_Time.thy` modelling resolution +with a verified finite map and proving its step function is `O(n)` — directly +contradicting the current `List.assoc` implementation's behaviour. + +=== (c) Model ↔ OCaml faithfulness — stated honestly + +Isabelle proves a bound about a *model*, written in Isabelle's logic, of the +phase. The shipping phase is hand-written OCaml (`lib/resolve.ml`, +`lib/codegen.ml`, …). The gap between them is real and must not be glossed. Two +options, with trade-offs: + +. **Model-with-stated-gap (recommended first).** Hand-transcribe the phase's + *algorithm and data-structure choices* into Isabelle, prove the bound there, + and record an explicit, written *faithfulness obligation*: "this Isabelle model + corresponds to `lib/resolve.ml` as of commit `` in that it uses a hashed + table looked up once per reference; if the OCaml diverges (e.g. reverts to an + assoc list) the proof no longer describes it." Cheap, fast, honest. *Risk:* the + proof can silently stop describing the code; mitigated by tying the obligation + to the bench (below) and to a named commit. +. **Extraction (Isabelle → SML/OCaml/Haskell/Scala).** Isabelle can *export* the + verified algorithm. We could make the proven-correct model the *source of + truth* and generate the resolve/codegen table machinery, eliminating the gap by + construction. *Trade-off:* extracted code is idiomatically alien, integrates + awkwardly with the existing hand-tuned OCaml pipeline, drags in Isabelle's + numeric/collection preludes, and the *constants* of extracted code are not the + constants of the hand-written code — so it buys asymptotic faithfulness at a + real ergonomic and possibly constant-factor cost. Reserve extraction for a + phase where the faithfulness guarantee is worth that price; do not adopt it + wholesale. + +Either way the deliverable is *the asymptotic class*, machine-checked. Neither +option proves anything about wall-clock constants — see (d). + +=== (d) Relationship to the empirical bench — complementary, not redundant + +The two are orthogonal and *both necessary*: + +* The **formal proof** establishes the asymptotic *class* — that the modelled + algorithm is O(n), independent of machine, input distribution, or allocator. It + cannot tell you the µs/func constant. +* The **bench** establishes the *constants and the actual implemented curve* on + real hardware over real inputs. It cannot tell you the asymptotic class with + certainty (it infers it from a handful of points). + +Pointedly: had a machine-checked "resolve is O(n)" proof existed *and been tied +to the implementation*, today's O(n²) would have been flagged as **the +implementation failing to meet its intended/proven bound** — either at the +faithfulness boundary (the OCaml diverged from the proven model) or, under +extraction, prevented outright. The proof states the contract; the bench detects +the breach; together they localise it. The intended steady state: the formal +bound is the *spec*, the bench is the *regression gate* (promoted to a baselined +Six-Sigma gate once linear, per `docs/TESTING-AND-BENCH-MATRIX.adoc`), and a +divergence between them is the alarm. + +=== (e) Estate-prover scope decision + +The estate's *primary* prover matrix is Coq / Idris2 / Lean / Agda (per the +standards testing taxonomy). Isabelle is used estate-wide but is **not** in that +primary matrix, so reaching for it here is a deliberate scope decision. It is +justified narrowly and specifically by the AFP running-time tooling +(Akra–Bazzi / Amortized_Complexity / Time_Monad), which the primary-matrix +provers do not match for *verified running-time analysis*. This ADR does **not** +propose promoting Isabelle into the primary matrix, nor migrating any existing +proof off it; it proposes using Isabelle *for this one purpose* where it is +strongest. + +The natural home is **`hyperpolymath/tropical-resource-typing`**, because: + +* Isabelle is already the prover there (101 `.thy` files; the tropical semiring + development cited above); +* the cost semiring is shared with the ADR-0025 VM cost-meter, so a running-time + result can be *expressed in the same `(min, +)` grade* the rest of the cost + story already uses; +* it keeps the front-end complexity proofs out of the AffineScript compiler repo + (which has *no* mechanised proofs today — the proof programme #513–#521 is + filed but unstarted) and avoids implying Isabelle adoption *into* that repo. + +The AffineScript repo's contribution is the *faithfulness obligation* doc and the +bench gate; the proofs themselves live next to the semiring they use. + +=== (f) Phased plan — start with one phase + +[cols="1,4"] +|=== +| Phase | Deliverable + +| *F1* | **One phase, end-to-end.** Pick **resolve** (the phase the bench +implicates). In `tropical-resource-typing`, model resolution over a verified +finite map in the Time_Monad, prove the step function is `O(n)`, and write the +explicit faithfulness obligation against `lib/resolve.ml` at a named commit. This +alone is the proof of concept: a machine-checked statement that resolution *should* +be linear, sitting beside the bench that shows the *current* code is not. +| *F2* | Fix the implementation (replace the `List.assoc`/`List.nth` scan with a +`Hashtbl`, per the issue draft), confirm the bench goes flat, and confirm the +fixed OCaml now matches the F1 model's data-structure choice — closing the +faithfulness gap by agreement rather than extraction. +| *F3* | Extend to **lex** and **codegen** (the other two phases the bench times), +same Time_Monad pattern. +| *F4* | **Annotated-core typecheck** O(n) — connects to the informal doc's +Theorem 2.1/2.2 and begins machine-checking that document's claims (the +explicit long-term aim: turn `complexity-analysis.md`'s prose theorems into +machine-checked ones, phase by phase, never claiming more than is proved). +| *(later, optional)* | Evaluate **extraction** for a single phase where the +faithfulness guarantee justifies the ergonomic cost. Decision deferred; not part +of this proposal's commitment. +|=== + +Each phase is independently shippable and independently valuable. F1 is the gate: +if F1 doesn't pay for itself, the track stops there. + +== Consequences + +* **What we gain.** A machine-checked *specification* of front-end phase + complexity, in the same prover and the same cost algebra the VM cost-meter uses; + a principled alarm (proof = contract, bench = breach detector) for exactly the + class of regression just discovered; and a path to upgrade + `complexity-analysis.md` from prose to mechanised, claim by claim. +* **What this does *not* deliver — stated to avoid over-claiming.** A formal + asymptotic bound says *nothing* about constants, wall-clock time, allocator + behaviour, or cache effects — the bench owns those. It is only as good as the + *model's faithfulness* to the OCaml (option (c.i)) unless extraction is used + (option (c.ii)), and even extraction preserves only the class, not the + constants. It covers only the phases proved; an O(n) proof for resolve says + nothing about codegen. It explicitly does *not* tackle the undecidable / + super-polynomial fragments the informal doc already flags. +* **Scope cost.** This reaches outside the primary prover matrix into Isabelle — + a deliberate, narrowly-justified exception, not a precedent for general Isabelle + adoption. It adds proof-maintenance burden in `tropical-resource-typing` and a + faithfulness obligation that must be kept honest against the compiler source. +* **Sequencing.** The pragmatic fix to issue-draft 07 (swap `List.assoc` for + `Hashtbl`) does **not** wait on this track — F2 *confirms* the fix against a + proven bound; it does not block it. The formal track's value is durable + (preventing the *next* such regression), not a prerequisite for the immediate + performance fix. + +== Open questions (for owner sign-off) + +. Is the Isabelle scope exception acceptable for this purpose, given the AFP + time-bound justification? (Primary matrix stays Coq/Idris2/Lean/Agda.) +. Home in `tropical-resource-typing` confirmed, or a fresh repo preferred? +. F1 on **resolve** (bench-implicated) — agreed, or start with the simpler + **lex** to de-risk the tooling first? +. Faithfulness strategy: start with *model-with-stated-gap* (c.i) and defer + extraction (c.ii) — agreed? diff --git a/docs/governance/SECURITY-SETUP.adoc b/docs/governance/SECURITY-SETUP.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..371cd4b4 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/governance/SECURITY-SETUP.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,246 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Security Configuration for affinescript.dev + +== Overview + +This site is configured with maximum security settings on Cloudflare’s +free tier, including: + +* *TLS 1.3* minimum (no TLS 1.2 or older) +* *HSTS* with preload (max-age=31536000, includeSubDomains) +* *Strict SSL/TLS* mode +* *HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 (QUIC)* enabled +* *Brotli compression* +* *Consent-Aware HTTP* (GDPR/privacy compliance) +* *RFC 9116 compliant* security.txt + +== DNS Configuration + +=== A Records (GitHub Pages) + +Both root (@) and www use A records for consistency: + +.... +@ A 185.199.108.153 +@ A 185.199.109.153 +@ A 185.199.110.153 +@ A 185.199.111.153 + +www A 185.199.108.153 +www A 185.199.109.153 +www A 185.199.110.153 +www A 185.199.111.153 +.... + +*Why A records for www instead of CNAME?* - Consistent behavior with +root domain - No CNAME chain resolution needed - Direct control over IP +addresses - Better for SEO (some crawlers prefer consistency) + +=== AAAA Records (IPv6) + +.... +@ AAAA 2606:50c0:8000::153 +@ AAAA 2606:50c0:8001::153 +@ AAAA 2606:50c0:8002::153 +@ AAAA 2606:50c0:8003::153 + +www AAAA 2606:50c0:8000::153 +www AAAA 2606:50c0:8001::153 +www AAAA 2606:50c0:8002::153 +www AAAA 2606:50c0:8003::153 +.... + +=== CAA Records (Certificate Authority Authorization) + +.... +@ CAA 128 issue "letsencrypt.org" +@ CAA 128 issuewild "letsencrypt.org" +@ CAA 128 issue "digicert.com" +@ CAA 128 iodef "mailto:security@affinescript.dev" +.... + +*Flag 128 = Critical*: If a CA doesn’t understand the CAA record, it +MUST refuse to issue the certificate. + +=== Email Security + +.... +@ TXT "v=spf1 include:_spf.github.com ~all" +_dmarc TXT "v=DMARC1; p=reject; rua=mailto:security@affinescript.dev" +.... + +== Cloudflare Security Settings + +=== TLS/SSL + +* *Minimum TLS Version*: 1.3 +* *SSL Mode*: Strict (Full with certificate verification) +* *Always Use HTTPS*: On +* *Automatic HTTPS Rewrites*: On +* *Opportunistic Encryption*: On +* *TLS 1.3 0-RTT*: On + +=== HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security) + +.... +Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains; preload +.... + +* *Max Age*: 31536000 seconds (1 year) +* *Include Subdomains*: Yes +* *Preload*: Yes (eligible for browser preload lists) + +To add to Chrome’s preload list: https://hstspreload.org/ + +=== Security Headers + +* *X-Content-Type-Options*: nosniff +* *X-Frame-Options*: SAMEORIGIN +* *X-XSS-Protection*: 1; mode=block +* *Referrer-Policy*: strict-origin-when-cross-origin +* *Permissions-Policy*: Configured via meta tags or headers + +=== Performance + +* *HTTP/2*: Enabled +* *HTTP/3 (QUIC)*: Enabled +* *Brotli Compression*: Enabled +* *0-RTT Connection Resumption*: Enabled + +=== Bot Management + +* *Security Level*: Medium (allows search bots) +* *Browser Integrity Check*: On +* *Challenge Passage*: 30 minutes +* *Email Obfuscation*: On + +== Consent-Aware HTTP + +This site implements consent-aware-http for GDPR/privacy compliance. + +=== Consent Categories + +[arabic] +. *Essential* (always on) +* Core site functionality +* Security features +* Session management +. *Functional* +* Enhanced features +* User preferences +* Language settings +. *Analytics* +* Anonymous usage statistics +* Performance monitoring +* Error tracking +. *Marketing* +* Advertising +* Campaign tracking +* Social media integration +. *Personalization* +* Customized content +* Recommendations +* User profiling + +=== Implementation + +*Cloudflare Worker* (consent-aware-http.js) intercepts all requests and: +1. 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Passes request to origin if consent valid - -**Frontend** includes consent banner allowing users to: -- View current consent settings -- Grant/revoke consent per category -- Export consent preferences -- Delete all tracking data - -### Testing Consent - -```bash -# Without consent cookie (essential only) -curl https://affinescript.dev/api/analytics -# → 403 Forbidden (requires analytics consent) - -# With analytics consent -curl -b "user-consent=%7B%22analytics%22%3Atrue%7D" \ - https://affinescript.dev/api/analytics -# → 200 OK - -# Essential resources always work -curl https://affinescript.dev/ -# → 200 OK (no consent needed) -``` - -## .well-known/security.txt - -RFC 9116 compliant security contact information: - -``` -https://affinescript.dev/.well-known/security.txt -``` - -Contains: -- Security contact emails -- GitHub security advisory links -- PGP encryption keys -- Security policy links -- Acknowledgments page -- Consent-aware-http endpoints -- Expiration date (1 year) - -## Verification - -### Check DNS Records -```bash -dig affinescript.dev A +short -dig affinescript.dev AAAA +short -dig affinescript.dev CAA +short -dig _dmarc.affinescript.dev TXT +short -``` - -### Check TLS Configuration -```bash -curl -I https://affinescript.dev | grep -i strict-transport -``` - -### Check security.txt -```bash -curl https://affinescript.dev/.well-known/security.txt -``` - -### SSL Labs Test -https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=affinescript.dev - -**Expected Grade**: A+ (with HSTS preload) - -### SecurityHeaders.com -https://securityheaders.com/?q=affinescript.dev - -**Expected Grade**: A+ (with all headers configured) - -## Reporting Security Issues - -**DO NOT** open public GitHub issues for security vulnerabilities. - -Instead: -1. 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Jewell ) += What Makes AffineScript Brilliant + +*AffineScript is a programming language that makes impossible errors +impossible.* + +If you’ve ever wondered "`Why can’t the compiler just catch this bug?`" +— AffineScript does. + +== The Problem with Current Languages + +*TypeScript:* Great for shape-checking, but can’t prevent: - Memory +leaks (forgot to close that file?) - Array bounds errors +(`arr++[++999++]++` crashes at runtime) - Division by zero - Race +conditions + +*Rust:* Catches all these, but the complexity is overwhelming: - +Lifetime annotations everywhere: +`fn foo++<++'a, 'b: 'a++>++(x: &'a T, y: &'b U)` - Borrow checker fights +you constantly - Steep learning curve + +*Haskell/OCaml:* Powerful type systems, but: - No automatic resource +management - Effects are awkward (`IO monad` confusion) - Hard to reason +about performance + +== AffineScript’s Solution: Five Brilliant Ideas + +=== 1. Affine Types: Ownership Without the Pain + +*Rust’s problem:* + +[source,rust] +---- +fn process<'a>(file: &'a mut File) -> Result<(), Error> // Lifetime hell +---- + +*AffineScript:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn process(file: ref File) -> Result[(), Error] // That's it. +---- + +*What it means:* - `own File` = You own it, must consume it (use once) - +`ref File` = You borrow it, can’t consume it (use many times) - *No +lifetime parameters, no `'a` soup* + +*Example - Can’t use after move:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn close(file: own File) -> () { /* ... */ } + +let f = open("data.txt"); +close(f); // Consumes f +read(f); // ❌ COMPILE ERROR: f was moved! +---- + +*Brilliance:* Memory safety {plus} resource safety, but *simpler than +Rust*. + +''''' + +=== 2. Dependent Types: Prove Correctness at Compile Time + +*The dream:* Array access that can’t crash. + +*AffineScript makes it real:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +type Vec[n: Nat, T] // Vector with length n encoded in type + +fn head[n: Nat, T](v: Vec[n+1, T]) -> T { + // Can ONLY call on non-empty vectors! + // head(empty_vec) = COMPILE ERROR +} +---- + +*What just happened?* - `Vec++[++0, Int++]++` = Empty vector (type says +it has 0 elements) - `Vec++[++5, String++]++` = Vector with exactly 5 +strings - `head()` requires `Vec++[++n{plus}1, T++]++` = At least 1 +element - *Compiler proves you never call head() on empty vectors* + +*More examples:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn append[n: Nat, m: Nat, T]( + a: Vec[n, T], + b: Vec[m, T] +) -> Vec[n+m, T] // Result length = sum of inputs (PROVEN!) + +fn take[n: Nat, k: Nat, T]( + v: Vec[n, T], + count: k where k <= n // Can't take more than exists! +) -> Vec[k, T] +---- + +*Brilliance:* Buffer overflows? Array bounds errors? *Impossible at +compile time.* + +''''' + +=== 3. Refinement Types: Runtime Constraints, Compile-Time Checked + +*The problem:* Division by zero crashes at runtime. + +*AffineScript solution:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn div(a: Int, b: {x: Int where x != 0}) -> Int { + a / b // Safe! Compiler ensures b != 0 +} + +div(10, 5); // ✅ OK +div(10, 0); // ❌ COMPILE ERROR: 0 doesn't satisfy {x != 0} +---- + +*More powerful examples:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +type Percentage = {x: Int where x >= 0 && x <= 100} +type NonEmpty[T] = {arr: [T] where len(arr) > 0} +type Sorted[T] = {arr: [T] where forall i, j. i < j => arr[i] <= arr[j]} + +fn first[T](arr: NonEmpty[T]) -> T // Can't call on empty arrays! +fn binarySearch[T](arr: Sorted[T], val: T) -> Option[Int] // Only works on sorted! +---- + +*Brilliance:* Turn runtime errors into *compile-time proofs*. + +''''' + +=== 4. Effect System: Track What Your Code Does + +*The problem:* Is this function pure? Does it do I/O? Can it throw? + +*In other languages:* 🤷 Read the docs and hope. + +*In AffineScript:* It’s *in the type signature*. + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn compute(x: Int) -> Int / Pure +// Guaranteed: No I/O, no exceptions, no side effects + +fn readFile(path: String) -> String / IO + Exn[IOError] +// Guaranteed: Does I/O, might throw IOError + +fn parseJSON(s: String) -> Result[JSON, ParseError] / Pure +// Guaranteed: Pure (no side effects), returns Result instead of throwing +---- + +*What you gain:* - *Refactoring safety:* Change `/ IO` to `/ Pure`? +Compiler ensures you removed all I/O. - *Parallel execution:* Pure +functions can run in any order, any thread. - *Testability:* Pure +functions are trivial to test. + +*Example - Explicit effects:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn processUser(id: Int) -> User / IO + Exn[DBError] { + let data = queryDB(id); // / IO + Exn[DBError] + let validated = validate(data); // / Pure + validated +} +---- + +*Brilliance:* *See what your code does* just by reading the type +signature. + +''''' + +=== 5. Row Polymorphism: Structural Typing Done Right + +*TypeScript problem:* Interfaces are nominal, not structural (mostly). + +*AffineScript solution:* Records are *truly structural*. + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn getName(person: {name: String, ...rest}) -> String { + person.name +} + +getName({name: "Alice", age: 30}); // ✅ Works +getName({name: "Bob", role: "Engineer"}); // ✅ Works +getName({age: 30}); // ❌ Missing 'name' +---- + +*What’s `...rest`?* - "`I need a `name: String` field`" - "`I don’t care +what other fields exist`" - True *duck typing* with *compile-time +safety* + +*Advanced example:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn updateAge[R](person: {age: Int, ...R}, newAge: Int) -> {age: Int, ...R} { + {...person, age: newAge} // Preserves all other fields! +} + +let alice = #{name: "Alice", age: 30, city: "NYC"}; +let older = updateAge(alice, 31); +// older = #{name: "Alice", age: 31, city: "NYC"} ✅ +---- + +*Brilliance:* *Flexibility of duck typing* {plus} *safety of static +types*. + +''''' + +== The Magic: All Five Together + +Here’s a real-world example combining everything: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Affine types: file is owned, must be closed +fn withFile[T]( + path: String, + action: (ref File) -> Result[T, IOError] / IO // Effect tracking +) -> Result[T, IOError] / IO { + let file = open(path)?; // Affine: file is owned + let result = action(ref file); // Borrowing: action borrows file + close(file)?; // Consumes file (can't use after) + result +} + +// Dependent + Refinement types: safe array access +fn safeIndex[n: Nat, T]( + arr: Vec[n, T], + idx: {i: Int where i >= 0 && i < n} // Proven in bounds! +) -> T / Pure { + arr[idx] // Can NEVER crash! +} + +// Row polymorphism: flexible yet safe +fn logEvent[R]( + event: {timestamp: Int, level: String, ...R} +) -> () / IO { + println("[\(event.timestamp)] \(event.level)"); +} +---- + +*What you get:* - ✅ No resource leaks (affine types) - ✅ No array +bounds errors (dependent types) - ✅ No division by zero (refinement +types) - ✅ Clear side effects (effect system) - ✅ Flexible APIs (row +polymorphism) + +''''' + +== Why Not Just Use ++[++X++]++? + +[width="100%",cols="27%,34%,39%",options="header",] +|=== +|Language |What It Has |What It Lacks +|*TypeScript* |Easy to learn, great tooling |No resource safety, weak +type system + +|*Rust* |Memory safety, zero-cost abstractions |Lifetime hell, steep +learning curve + +|*Haskell* |Strong types, pure functions |Awkward effects (IO monad), +hard to learn + +|*OCaml* |Fast, great type inference |No automatic resource management + +|*F++#++* |Nice syntax, .NET integration |No affine types, no dependent +types + +|*Lean/Idris* |Dependent types, theorem proving |Too academic, slow, +tiny ecosystem +|=== + +*AffineScript:* Takes the best ideas from each, *makes them learnable*. + +''''' + +== The Philosophy: Make Bugs Impossible + +Not "`catch bugs early`" — *prevent bugs from existing*. + +Traditional approach: 1. Write code 2. Run tests 3. Hope you covered all +edge cases 4. Deploy 5. User finds crash you didn’t test 6. 😭 + +AffineScript approach: 1. Write code 2. Compiler proves it’s correct 3. +Deploy 4. Users *cannot* trigger the impossible states 5. ✅ + +''''' + +== Ready to Learn? + +Start with *link:lessons/01-hello-affinescript.adoc[Lesson 1: Hello +AffineScript]* + +Or try it now: *link:../../playground/test.html[Live Playground]* + +''''' + +== Frequently Asked Questions + +*Q: Is this just academic theory?* A: No! The interpreter works today. +You can run real code in the browser playground. + +*Q: Will it be slow because of all these checks?* A: Most checks happen +at *compile time* (zero runtime cost). The few runtime checks +(refinements) are optional. + +*Q: Can I use it for real projects?* A: Not yet. Interpreter is 75% +complete, stdlib is 85% complete. Compiler is planned. Great for +learning and prototyping now. + +*Q: Is the syntax stable?* A: Yes! Parser and type-checker are 100% +complete. + +*Q: How hard is it to learn?* A: *Easier than Rust, harder than +TypeScript.* If you know any typed language, you can learn AffineScript. + +*Q: When will it be production-ready?* A: Aiming for compiler {plus} +complete tooling in 2026. Follow progress at +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript[github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript]. + +''''' + +*Next:* link:lessons/01-hello-affinescript.adoc[Lesson 1: Hello +AffineScript →] diff --git a/docs/guides/WHAT-MAKES-IT-BRILLIANT.md b/docs/guides/WHAT-MAKES-IT-BRILLIANT.md deleted file mode 100644 index 7cb58482..00000000 --- a/docs/guides/WHAT-MAKES-IT-BRILLIANT.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,302 +0,0 @@ -# What Makes AffineScript Brilliant - -**AffineScript is a programming language that makes impossible errors impossible.** - -If you've ever wondered "Why can't the compiler just catch this bug?" — AffineScript does. - -## The Problem with Current Languages - -**TypeScript:** Great for shape-checking, but can't prevent: -- Memory leaks (forgot to close that file?) -- Array bounds errors (`arr[999]` crashes at runtime) -- Division by zero -- Race conditions - -**Rust:** Catches all these, but the complexity is overwhelming: -- Lifetime annotations everywhere: `fn foo<'a, 'b: 'a>(x: &'a T, y: &'b U)` -- Borrow checker fights you constantly -- Steep learning curve - -**Haskell/OCaml:** Powerful type systems, but: -- No automatic resource management -- Effects are awkward (`IO monad` confusion) -- Hard to reason about performance - -## AffineScript's Solution: Five Brilliant Ideas - -### 1. Affine Types: Ownership Without the Pain - -**Rust's problem:** -```rust -fn process<'a>(file: &'a mut File) -> Result<(), Error> // Lifetime hell -``` - -**AffineScript:** -```affinescript -fn process(file: ref File) -> Result[(), Error] // That's it. -``` - -**What it means:** -- `own File` = You own it, must consume it (use once) -- `ref File` = You borrow it, can't consume it (use many times) -- **No lifetime parameters, no `'a` soup** - -**Example - Can't use after move:** -```affinescript -fn close(file: own File) -> () { /* ... */ } - -let f = open("data.txt"); -close(f); // Consumes f -read(f); // ❌ COMPILE ERROR: f was moved! -``` - -**Brilliance:** Memory safety + resource safety, but **simpler than Rust**. - ---- - -### 2. Dependent Types: Prove Correctness at Compile Time - -**The dream:** Array access that can't crash. - -**AffineScript makes it real:** -```affinescript -type Vec[n: Nat, T] // Vector with length n encoded in type - -fn head[n: Nat, T](v: Vec[n+1, T]) -> T { - // Can ONLY call on non-empty vectors! - // head(empty_vec) = COMPILE ERROR -} -``` - -**What just happened?** -- `Vec[0, Int]` = Empty vector (type says it has 0 elements) -- `Vec[5, String]` = Vector with exactly 5 strings -- `head()` requires `Vec[n+1, T]` = At least 1 element -- **Compiler proves you never call head() on empty vectors** - -**More examples:** -```affinescript -fn append[n: Nat, m: Nat, T]( - a: Vec[n, T], - b: Vec[m, T] -) -> Vec[n+m, T] // Result length = sum of inputs (PROVEN!) - -fn take[n: Nat, k: Nat, T]( - v: Vec[n, T], - count: k where k <= n // Can't take more than exists! -) -> Vec[k, T] -``` - -**Brilliance:** Buffer overflows? Array bounds errors? **Impossible at compile time.** - ---- - -### 3. Refinement Types: Runtime Constraints, Compile-Time Checked - -**The problem:** Division by zero crashes at runtime. - -**AffineScript solution:** -```affinescript -fn div(a: Int, b: {x: Int where x != 0}) -> Int { - a / b // Safe! Compiler ensures b != 0 -} - -div(10, 5); // ✅ OK -div(10, 0); // ❌ COMPILE ERROR: 0 doesn't satisfy {x != 0} -``` - -**More powerful examples:** -```affinescript -type Percentage = {x: Int where x >= 0 && x <= 100} -type NonEmpty[T] = {arr: [T] where len(arr) > 0} -type Sorted[T] = {arr: [T] where forall i, j. i < j => arr[i] <= arr[j]} - -fn first[T](arr: NonEmpty[T]) -> T // Can't call on empty arrays! -fn binarySearch[T](arr: Sorted[T], val: T) -> Option[Int] // Only works on sorted! -``` - -**Brilliance:** Turn runtime errors into **compile-time proofs**. - ---- - -### 4. Effect System: Track What Your Code Does - -**The problem:** Is this function pure? Does it do I/O? Can it throw? - -**In other languages:** 🤷 Read the docs and hope. - -**In AffineScript:** It's **in the type signature**. - -```affinescript -fn compute(x: Int) -> Int / Pure -// Guaranteed: No I/O, no exceptions, no side effects - -fn readFile(path: String) -> String / IO + Exn[IOError] -// Guaranteed: Does I/O, might throw IOError - -fn parseJSON(s: String) -> Result[JSON, ParseError] / Pure -// Guaranteed: Pure (no side effects), returns Result instead of throwing -``` - -**What you gain:** -- **Refactoring safety:** Change `/ IO` to `/ Pure`? Compiler ensures you removed all I/O. -- **Parallel execution:** Pure functions can run in any order, any thread. -- **Testability:** Pure functions are trivial to test. - -**Example - Explicit effects:** -```affinescript -fn processUser(id: Int) -> User / IO + Exn[DBError] { - let data = queryDB(id); // / IO + Exn[DBError] - let validated = validate(data); // / Pure - validated -} -``` - -**Brilliance:** **See what your code does** just by reading the type signature. - ---- - -### 5. Row Polymorphism: Structural Typing Done Right - -**TypeScript problem:** Interfaces are nominal, not structural (mostly). - -**AffineScript solution:** Records are **truly structural**. - -```affinescript -fn getName(person: {name: String, ...rest}) -> String { - person.name -} - -getName({name: "Alice", age: 30}); // ✅ Works -getName({name: "Bob", role: "Engineer"}); // ✅ Works -getName({age: 30}); // ❌ Missing 'name' -``` - -**What's `...rest`?** -- "I need a `name: String` field" -- "I don't care what other fields exist" -- True **duck typing** with **compile-time safety** - -**Advanced example:** -```affinescript -fn updateAge[R](person: {age: Int, ...R}, newAge: Int) -> {age: Int, ...R} { - {...person, age: newAge} // Preserves all other fields! -} - -let alice = #{name: "Alice", age: 30, city: "NYC"}; -let older = updateAge(alice, 31); -// older = #{name: "Alice", age: 31, city: "NYC"} ✅ -``` - -**Brilliance:** **Flexibility of duck typing** + **safety of static types**. - ---- - -## The Magic: All Five Together - -Here's a real-world example combining everything: - -```affinescript -// Affine types: file is owned, must be closed -fn withFile[T]( - path: String, - action: (ref File) -> Result[T, IOError] / IO // Effect tracking -) -> Result[T, IOError] / IO { - let file = open(path)?; // Affine: file is owned - let result = action(ref file); // Borrowing: action borrows file - close(file)?; // Consumes file (can't use after) - result -} - -// Dependent + Refinement types: safe array access -fn safeIndex[n: Nat, T]( - arr: Vec[n, T], - idx: {i: Int where i >= 0 && i < n} // Proven in bounds! -) -> T / Pure { - arr[idx] // Can NEVER crash! -} - -// Row polymorphism: flexible yet safe -fn logEvent[R]( - event: {timestamp: Int, level: String, ...R} -) -> () / IO { - println("[\(event.timestamp)] \(event.level)"); -} -``` - -**What you get:** -- ✅ No resource leaks (affine types) -- ✅ No array bounds errors (dependent types) -- ✅ No division by zero (refinement types) -- ✅ Clear side effects (effect system) -- ✅ Flexible APIs (row polymorphism) - ---- - -## Why Not Just Use [X]? - -| Language | What It Has | What It Lacks | -|----------|-------------|---------------| -| **TypeScript** | Easy to learn, great tooling | No resource safety, weak type system | -| **Rust** | Memory safety, zero-cost abstractions | Lifetime hell, steep learning curve | -| **Haskell** | Strong types, pure functions | Awkward effects (IO monad), hard to learn | -| **OCaml** | Fast, great type inference | No automatic resource management | -| **F#** | Nice syntax, .NET integration | No affine types, no dependent types | -| **Lean/Idris** | Dependent types, theorem proving | Too academic, slow, tiny ecosystem | - -**AffineScript:** Takes the best ideas from each, **makes them learnable**. - ---- - -## The Philosophy: Make Bugs Impossible - -Not "catch bugs early" — **prevent bugs from existing**. - -Traditional approach: -1. Write code -2. Run tests -3. Hope you covered all edge cases -4. Deploy -5. User finds crash you didn't test -6. 😭 - -AffineScript approach: -1. Write code -2. Compiler proves it's correct -3. Deploy -4. Users **cannot** trigger the impossible states -5. ✅ - ---- - -## Ready to Learn? - -Start with **[Lesson 1: Hello AffineScript](lessons/01-hello-affinescript.md)** - -Or try it now: **[Live Playground](../../playground/test.html)** - ---- - -## Frequently Asked Questions - -**Q: Is this just academic theory?** -A: No! The interpreter works today. You can run real code in the browser playground. - -**Q: Will it be slow because of all these checks?** -A: Most checks happen at **compile time** (zero runtime cost). The few runtime checks (refinements) are optional. - -**Q: Can I use it for real projects?** -A: Not yet. Interpreter is 75% complete, stdlib is 85% complete. Compiler is planned. Great for learning and prototyping now. - -**Q: Is the syntax stable?** -A: Yes! Parser and type-checker are 100% complete. - -**Q: How hard is it to learn?** -A: **Easier than Rust, harder than TypeScript.** If you know any typed language, you can learn AffineScript. - -**Q: When will it be production-ready?** -A: Aiming for compiler + complete tooling in 2026. Follow progress at [github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript). - ---- - -**Next:** [Lesson 1: Hello AffineScript →](lessons/01-hello-affinescript.md) diff --git a/docs/guides/lessons/01-hello-affinescript.adoc b/docs/guides/lessons/01-hello-affinescript.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..38c012af --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/guides/lessons/01-hello-affinescript.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,375 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Lesson 1: Hello AffineScript + +*Goal:* Write your first AffineScript program and understand basic +syntax. + +*Time:* 15 minutes + +''''' + +== Your First Program + +Let’s start with the traditional "`Hello, World!`": + +[source,affinescript] +---- +println("Hello, AffineScript!"); +---- + +*Try it now:* Open the link:../../../playground/test.html[Playground] +and run this code! + +*What happened?* - `println` is a built-in function that prints text - +Strings use double quotes: `"text here"` - Semicolons are optional at +end of expressions (but recommended in statements) + +''''' + +== Simple Arithmetic + +AffineScript is great at math: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Addition +10 + 20 + +// Multiplication and subtraction +5 * 6 - 2 + +// Division +100 / 4 + +// Order of operations works as expected +10 + 20 * 3 // Result: 70 (not 90!) + +// Use parentheses to change order +(10 + 20) * 3 // Result: 90 +---- + +*Try it:* Type each expression in the playground and see the results. + +''''' + +== Variables: Naming Your Values + +Use `let` to give names to values: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let x = 42; +let y = 10; +let z = x + y; + +println(z); // Prints: 52 +---- + +*Rules for variable names:* - Start with a letter (lowercase for +variables) - Can contain letters, numbers, underscores - Cannot be +keywords (`let`, `fn`, `if`, etc.) + +*Examples:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let age = 25; +let user_count = 100; +let total2023 = 50000; +---- + +❌ *Don’t do this:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let 2fast = 10; // ❌ Can't start with number +let my-var = 5; // ❌ Hyphens not allowed (use underscore) +let let = 10; // ❌ 'let' is a keyword +---- + +''''' + +== Types: What Kind of Value? + +Every value has a *type*. AffineScript knows these automatically: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let age = 30; // Type: Int (integer number) +let price = 19.99; // Type: Float (decimal number) +let name = "Alice"; // Type: String (text) +let isActive = true; // Type: Bool (true or false) +---- + +You can *explicitly* write types: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let age: Int = 30; +let price: Float = 19.99; +let name: String = "Alice"; +let isActive: Bool = true; +---- + +*When to write types?* - Usually not needed (compiler infers them) - +Write them when you want to be explicit - Required in function +parameters (next lesson!) + +''''' + +== Comments: Notes for Humans + +Use `//` for single-line comments: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// This is a comment - the computer ignores it +let x = 10; // Comments can go at the end of lines too + +// Use comments to explain WHY, not WHAT: +// Good: "Add tax because customers in CA pay 8.5%" +// Bad: "Add 8.5 to the price" +---- + +''''' + +== Expressions vs Statements + +*Expression:* Something that produces a value + +[source,affinescript] +---- +10 + 20 // Expression: produces 30 +5 * 6 // Expression: produces 30 +x + y // Expression: produces sum of x and y +---- + +*Statement:* An action or instruction + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let x = 10; // Statement: creates a variable +println("Hi"); // Statement: prints text +---- + +*Key insight:* In AffineScript, almost everything is an expression! + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let x = if true { 10 } else { 20 }; // 'if' is an expression! +---- + +More on this in later lessons. + +''''' + +== Your Turn: Exercises + +Try these in the playground: + +=== Exercise 1: Calculate Your Age in Days + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let age = 25; // Change to your age +let days = age * 365; +println(days); +---- + +=== Exercise 2: Temperature Converter + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let celsius = 25; +let fahrenheit = celsius * 9 / 5 + 32; +println(fahrenheit); +---- + +=== Exercise 3: Circle Area + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let radius = 5; +let pi = 3.14159; +let area = pi * radius * radius; +println(area); +---- + +=== Exercise 4: Shopping Cart + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let item1 = 19.99; +let item2 = 5.50; +let item3 = 12.00; +let subtotal = item1 + item2 + item3; +let tax = subtotal * 0.08; // 8% tax +let total = subtotal + tax; +println(total); +---- + +''''' + +== Common Beginner Mistakes + +=== Mistake 1: Forgetting `let` + +[source,affinescript] +---- +x = 10; // ❌ ERROR: Variable not declared +---- + +*Fix:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let x = 10; // ✅ Declare with 'let' +---- + +=== Mistake 2: Reusing variable names (for now) + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let x = 10; +let x = 20; // ⚠️ Shadowing (advanced topic) +---- + +*Better:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let x = 10; +let y = 20; // Use different names for now +---- + +=== Mistake 3: Mixing types in arithmetic + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let x = 10; +let y = "20"; +let z = x + y; // ❌ ERROR: Can't add Int and String +---- + +*Fix:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let x = 10; +let y = 20; // Both Int +let z = x + y; // ✅ Works! +---- + +''''' + +== What You Learned + +✅ *How to write and run AffineScript code* ✅ *Basic arithmetic* +(`{plus}`, `-`, `++*++`, `/`) ✅ *Variables* with `let` ✅ *Types* +(`Int`, `Float`, `String`, `Bool`) ✅ *Comments* with `//` ✅ +*Expressions vs statements* + +''''' + +== Quiz Yourself + +*Question 1:* What does this print? + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let x = 5; +let y = x * 2; +println(y); +---- + +Answer + +10 + +*Question 2:* What’s wrong with this code? + +[source,affinescript] +---- +age = 30; +println(age); +---- + +Answer + +Missing `let` before `age`. Should be: `let age = 30;` + +*Question 3:* What’s the type of `x`? + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let x = 3.14; +---- + +Answer + +`Float` (decimal number) + +''''' + +== Next Steps + +*Ready for more?* → link:02-functions-and-patterns.md[Lesson 2: +Functions and Pattern Matching] + +*Want to understand why AffineScript is special?* → +link:../WHAT-MAKES-IT-BRILLIANT.adoc[What Makes It Brilliant] + +*Just want to play?* → link:../../../playground/test.html[Playground] + +''''' + +== Playground Example + +Copy this complete example to the playground: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Lesson 1: Complete Example +// Calculate total price with tax and discount + +let basePrice = 100.0; +let taxRate = 0.08; // 8% +let discountRate = 0.15; // 15% off + +// Calculate discount +let discount = basePrice * discountRate; +let priceAfterDiscount = basePrice - discount; + +// Calculate tax +let tax = priceAfterDiscount * taxRate; + +// Final total +let total = priceAfterDiscount + tax; + +// Show results +println("Base price: "); +println(basePrice); +println("After discount: "); +println(priceAfterDiscount); +println("Tax: "); +println(tax); +println("Final total: "); +println(total); +---- + +*Expected output:* + +.... +Base price: 100.0 +After discount: 85.0 +Tax: 6.8 +Final total: 91.8 +.... + +''''' + +*🎉 Congratulations!* You’ve completed Lesson 1! + +*Next:* link:02-functions-and-patterns.md[Lesson 2: Functions and +Pattern Matching →] diff --git a/docs/guides/lessons/01-hello-affinescript.md b/docs/guides/lessons/01-hello-affinescript.md deleted file mode 100644 index 31561910..00000000 --- a/docs/guides/lessons/01-hello-affinescript.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,332 +0,0 @@ -# Lesson 1: Hello AffineScript - -**Goal:** Write your first AffineScript program and understand basic syntax. - -**Time:** 15 minutes - ---- - -## Your First Program - -Let's start with the traditional "Hello, World!": - -```affinescript -println("Hello, AffineScript!"); -``` - -**Try it now:** Open the [Playground](../../../playground/test.html) and run this code! - -**What happened?** -- `println` is a built-in function that prints text -- Strings use double quotes: `"text here"` -- Semicolons are optional at end of expressions (but recommended in statements) - ---- - -## Simple Arithmetic - -AffineScript is great at math: - -```affinescript -// Addition -10 + 20 - -// Multiplication and subtraction -5 * 6 - 2 - -// Division -100 / 4 - -// Order of operations works as expected -10 + 20 * 3 // Result: 70 (not 90!) - -// Use parentheses to change order -(10 + 20) * 3 // Result: 90 -``` - -**Try it:** Type each expression in the playground and see the results. - ---- - -## Variables: Naming Your Values - -Use `let` to give names to values: - -```affinescript -let x = 42; -let y = 10; -let z = x + y; - -println(z); // Prints: 52 -``` - -**Rules for variable names:** -- Start with a letter (lowercase for variables) -- Can contain letters, numbers, underscores -- Cannot be keywords (`let`, `fn`, `if`, etc.) - -**Examples:** -```affinescript -let age = 25; -let user_count = 100; -let total2023 = 50000; -``` - -❌ **Don't do this:** -```affinescript -let 2fast = 10; // ❌ Can't start with number -let my-var = 5; // ❌ Hyphens not allowed (use underscore) -let let = 10; // ❌ 'let' is a keyword -``` - ---- - -## Types: What Kind of Value? - -Every value has a **type**. AffineScript knows these automatically: - -```affinescript -let age = 30; // Type: Int (integer number) -let price = 19.99; // Type: Float (decimal number) -let name = "Alice"; // Type: String (text) -let isActive = true; // Type: Bool (true or false) -``` - -You can **explicitly** write types: - -```affinescript -let age: Int = 30; -let price: Float = 19.99; -let name: String = "Alice"; -let isActive: Bool = true; -``` - -**When to write types?** -- Usually not needed (compiler infers them) -- Write them when you want to be explicit -- Required in function parameters (next lesson!) - ---- - -## Comments: Notes for Humans - -Use `//` for single-line comments: - -```affinescript -// This is a comment - the computer ignores it -let x = 10; // Comments can go at the end of lines too - -// Use comments to explain WHY, not WHAT: -// Good: "Add tax because customers in CA pay 8.5%" -// Bad: "Add 8.5 to the price" -``` - ---- - -## Expressions vs Statements - -**Expression:** Something that produces a value - -```affinescript -10 + 20 // Expression: produces 30 -5 * 6 // Expression: produces 30 -x + y // Expression: produces sum of x and y -``` - -**Statement:** An action or instruction - -```affinescript -let x = 10; // Statement: creates a variable -println("Hi"); // Statement: prints text -``` - -**Key insight:** In AffineScript, almost everything is an expression! - -```affinescript -let x = if true { 10 } else { 20 }; // 'if' is an expression! -``` - -More on this in later lessons. - ---- - -## Your Turn: Exercises - -Try these in the playground: - -### Exercise 1: Calculate Your Age in Days -```affinescript -let age = 25; // Change to your age -let days = age * 365; -println(days); -``` - -### Exercise 2: Temperature Converter -```affinescript -let celsius = 25; -let fahrenheit = celsius * 9 / 5 + 32; -println(fahrenheit); -``` - -### Exercise 3: Circle Area -```affinescript -let radius = 5; -let pi = 3.14159; -let area = pi * radius * radius; -println(area); -``` - -### Exercise 4: Shopping Cart -```affinescript -let item1 = 19.99; -let item2 = 5.50; -let item3 = 12.00; -let subtotal = item1 + item2 + item3; -let tax = subtotal * 0.08; // 8% tax -let total = subtotal + tax; -println(total); -``` - ---- - -## Common Beginner Mistakes - -### Mistake 1: Forgetting `let` -```affinescript -x = 10; // ❌ ERROR: Variable not declared -``` - -**Fix:** -```affinescript -let x = 10; // ✅ Declare with 'let' -``` - -### Mistake 2: Reusing variable names (for now) -```affinescript -let x = 10; -let x = 20; // ⚠️ Shadowing (advanced topic) -``` - -**Better:** -```affinescript -let x = 10; -let y = 20; // Use different names for now -``` - -### Mistake 3: Mixing types in arithmetic -```affinescript -let x = 10; -let y = "20"; -let z = x + y; // ❌ ERROR: Can't add Int and String -``` - -**Fix:** -```affinescript -let x = 10; -let y = 20; // Both Int -let z = x + y; // ✅ Works! -``` - ---- - -## What You Learned - -✅ **How to write and run AffineScript code** -✅ **Basic arithmetic** (`+`, `-`, `*`, `/`) -✅ **Variables** with `let` -✅ **Types** (`Int`, `Float`, `String`, `Bool`) -✅ **Comments** with `//` -✅ **Expressions vs statements** - ---- - -## Quiz Yourself - -**Question 1:** What does this print? -```affinescript -let x = 5; -let y = x * 2; -println(y); -``` -
-Answer -10 -
- -**Question 2:** What's wrong with this code? -```affinescript -age = 30; -println(age); -``` -
-Answer -Missing `let` before `age`. Should be: `let age = 30;` -
- -**Question 3:** What's the type of `x`? -```affinescript -let x = 3.14; -``` -
-Answer -`Float` (decimal number) -
- ---- - -## Next Steps - -**Ready for more?** → [Lesson 2: Functions and Pattern Matching](02-functions-and-patterns.md) - -**Want to understand why AffineScript is special?** → [What Makes It Brilliant](../WHAT-MAKES-IT-BRILLIANT.md) - -**Just want to play?** → [Playground](../../../playground/test.html) - ---- - -## Playground Example - -Copy this complete example to the playground: - -```affinescript -// Lesson 1: Complete Example -// Calculate total price with tax and discount - -let basePrice = 100.0; -let taxRate = 0.08; // 8% -let discountRate = 0.15; // 15% off - -// Calculate discount -let discount = basePrice * discountRate; -let priceAfterDiscount = basePrice - discount; - -// Calculate tax -let tax = priceAfterDiscount * taxRate; - -// Final total -let total = priceAfterDiscount + tax; - -// Show results -println("Base price: "); -println(basePrice); -println("After discount: "); -println(priceAfterDiscount); -println("Tax: "); -println(tax); -println("Final total: "); -println(total); -``` - -**Expected output:** -``` -Base price: 100.0 -After discount: 85.0 -Tax: 6.8 -Final total: 91.8 -``` - ---- - -**🎉 Congratulations!** You've completed Lesson 1! - -**Next:** [Lesson 2: Functions and Pattern Matching →](02-functions-and-patterns.md) diff --git a/docs/guides/lessons/README.adoc b/docs/guides/lessons/README.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1106c62a --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/guides/lessons/README.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript in 10 Lessons + +*Learn AffineScript from zero to hero in 10 progressive lessons.* + +Each lesson builds on the previous one. Complete them in order for the +best experience. + +''''' + +== Course Overview + +[width="100%",cols="29%,24%,20%,27%",options="header",] +|=== +|Lesson |Topic |Time |Status +|link:01-hello-affinescript.adoc[1] |*Hello AffineScript* - Variables, +types, arithmetic |15 min |✅ Complete + +|2 |*Functions & Pattern Matching* - Define functions, match expressions +|20 min |🔄 In Progress + +|3 |*Affine Types Basics* - Ownership, move semantics |25 min |📝 +Planned + +|4 |*Borrowing & References* - `own` vs `ref` keywords |25 min |📝 +Planned + +|5 |*Dependent Types* - Length-indexed vectors, type-level computation +|30 min |📝 Planned + +|6 |*Refinement Types* - Compile-time constraints, safe division |25 min +|📝 Planned + +|7 |*Effect System* - Tracking I/O, exceptions, purity |30 min |📝 +Planned + +|8 |*Row Polymorphism* - Structural typing, flexible records |25 min |📝 +Planned + +|9 |*Error Handling* - `Option`, `Result`, try/catch |30 min |📝 Planned + +|10 |*Building Real Programs* - Putting it all together |40 min |📝 +Planned +|=== + +*Total time:* ~4.5 hours + +''''' + +== Prerequisites + +* Basic programming experience (any language) +* Familiarity with variables, functions, types +* No prior functional programming knowledge required + +''''' + +== How to Use These Lessons + +=== Option 1: Read Online + +Each lesson is a markdown file you can read on GitHub. + +=== Option 2: Interactive Playground + +[arabic] +. Open the link:../../../playground/test.html[Playground] +. Load the lesson example (e.g., `examples/lessons/01++_++hello.affine`) +. Follow along by running code as you read + +=== Option 3: Clone and Experiment + +[source,bash] +---- +git clone https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript +cd affinescript +./affinescript examples/lessons/01_hello.affine +---- + +''''' + +== What You’ll Learn + +By the end of this course, you’ll understand: + +✅ *Basic Syntax* - Variables, functions, types ✅ *Affine Types* - +Resource safety without complexity ✅ *Dependent Types* - Compile-time +correctness proofs ✅ *Refinement Types* - Constrained values (non-zero, +positive, etc.) ✅ *Effect System* - Track side effects in types ✅ *Row +Polymorphism* - Flexible structural typing ✅ *Error Handling* - Option, +Result, exceptions + +And you’ll be able to: - Write type-safe, memory-safe programs - Prove +correctness at compile time - Build real applications with confidence + +''''' + +== Learning Path + +=== Beginner Track (Lessons 1-2) + +Start here if you’re new to AffineScript or typed languages. + +=== Intermediate Track (Lessons 3-6) + +Core type system features. This is where AffineScript shines. + +=== Advanced Track (Lessons 7-10) + +Real-world programming with effects, errors, and composition. + +''''' + +== Additional Resources + +* *link:../WHAT-MAKES-IT-BRILLIANT.adoc[What Makes AffineScript +Brilliant]* - Why learn this language? +* *link:../../specs/affinescript-spec.md[Language Specification]* - +Complete formal spec +* *link:../../../playground/test.html[Playground]* - Try it in your +browser +* *link:../../../examples/[Examples]* - More code samples + +''''' + +== Get Help + +* *Questions?* Open an issue on +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript/issues[GitHub] +* *Found a bug in lessons?* PRs welcome! +* *Want to contribute?* See +link:../../../CONTRIBUTING.md[CONTRIBUTING.md] + +''''' + +== Start Learning! + +*Ready?* → link:01-hello-affinescript.adoc[Lesson 1: Hello AffineScript →] + +*Not sure if this is for you?* → link:../WHAT-MAKES-IT-BRILLIANT.adoc[What +Makes It Brilliant] diff --git a/docs/guides/lessons/README.md b/docs/guides/lessons/README.md deleted file mode 100644 index 513db147..00000000 --- a/docs/guides/lessons/README.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,108 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript in 10 Lessons - -**Learn AffineScript from zero to hero in 10 progressive lessons.** - -Each lesson builds on the previous one. Complete them in order for the best experience. - ---- - -## Course Overview - -| Lesson | Topic | Time | Status | -|--------|-------|------|--------| -| [1](01-hello-affinescript.md) | **Hello AffineScript** - Variables, types, arithmetic | 15 min | ✅ Complete | -| 2 | **Functions & Pattern Matching** - Define functions, match expressions | 20 min | 🔄 In Progress | -| 3 | **Affine Types Basics** - Ownership, move semantics | 25 min | 📝 Planned | -| 4 | **Borrowing & References** - `own` vs `ref` keywords | 25 min | 📝 Planned | -| 5 | **Dependent Types** - Length-indexed vectors, type-level computation | 30 min | 📝 Planned | -| 6 | **Refinement Types** - Compile-time constraints, safe division | 25 min | 📝 Planned | -| 7 | **Effect System** - Tracking I/O, exceptions, purity | 30 min | 📝 Planned | -| 8 | **Row Polymorphism** - Structural typing, flexible records | 25 min | 📝 Planned | -| 9 | **Error Handling** - `Option`, `Result`, try/catch | 30 min | 📝 Planned | -| 10 | **Building Real Programs** - Putting it all together | 40 min | 📝 Planned | - -**Total time:** ~4.5 hours - ---- - -## Prerequisites - -- Basic programming experience (any language) -- Familiarity with variables, functions, types -- No prior functional programming knowledge required - ---- - -## How to Use These Lessons - -### Option 1: Read Online -Each lesson is a markdown file you can read on GitHub. - -### Option 2: Interactive Playground -1. Open the [Playground](../../../playground/test.html) -2. Load the lesson example (e.g., `examples/lessons/01_hello.affine`) -3. Follow along by running code as you read - -### Option 3: Clone and Experiment -```bash -git clone https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript -cd affinescript -./affinescript examples/lessons/01_hello.affine -``` - ---- - -## What You'll Learn - -By the end of this course, you'll understand: - -✅ **Basic Syntax** - Variables, functions, types -✅ **Affine Types** - Resource safety without complexity -✅ **Dependent Types** - Compile-time correctness proofs -✅ **Refinement Types** - Constrained values (non-zero, positive, etc.) -✅ **Effect System** - Track side effects in types -✅ **Row Polymorphism** - Flexible structural typing -✅ **Error Handling** - Option, Result, exceptions - -And you'll be able to: -- Write type-safe, memory-safe programs -- Prove correctness at compile time -- Build real applications with confidence - ---- - -## Learning Path - -### Beginner Track (Lessons 1-2) -Start here if you're new to AffineScript or typed languages. - -### Intermediate Track (Lessons 3-6) -Core type system features. This is where AffineScript shines. - -### Advanced Track (Lessons 7-10) -Real-world programming with effects, errors, and composition. - ---- - -## Additional Resources - -- **[What Makes AffineScript Brilliant](../WHAT-MAKES-IT-BRILLIANT.md)** - Why learn this language? -- **[Language Specification](../../specs/affinescript-spec.md)** - Complete formal spec -- **[Playground](../../../playground/test.html)** - Try it in your browser -- **[Examples](../../../examples/)** - More code samples - ---- - -## Get Help - -- **Questions?** Open an issue on [GitHub](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript/issues) -- **Found a bug in lessons?** PRs welcome! -- **Want to contribute?** See [CONTRIBUTING.md](../../../CONTRIBUTING.md) - ---- - -## Start Learning! - -**Ready?** → [Lesson 1: Hello AffineScript →](01-hello-affinescript.md) - -**Not sure if this is for you?** → [What Makes It Brilliant](../WHAT-MAKES-IT-BRILLIANT.md) diff --git a/docs/history/ALPHA-1-RELEASE-NOTES.adoc b/docs/history/ALPHA-1-RELEASE-NOTES.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..00188721 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/history/ALPHA-1-RELEASE-NOTES.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,257 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Alpha-1 Release Notes + +____ +*⚠️ AUTHORITATIVE STATUS:* Historical release notes. Current readiness +is link:docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc[`docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc`] +(overrides this file). AffineScript remains alpha with a known soundness +gap (CORE-01 / issue ++#++177). +____ + +== 🎮 Game Developer’s Edition + +*Release Date:* March 31, 2026 + +*Version:* 0.1.0-alpha.1 + +*Codename:* "`Bug-Free by Design`" + +''''' + +== 🚀 What’s New in Alpha-1 + +=== Core Language Features + +* ✅ *Affine Types*: Compiler-proven resource management (no leaks!) +* ✅ *Effect System*: Explicit I/O and side effects tracking +* ✅ *Row Polymorphism*: Flexible data structures without boilerplate +* ✅ *Algebraic Effects*: Composable computation effects +* ✅ *WebAssembly Backend*: Compile to WASM for browser games +* ✅ *VSCode Integration*: Full syntax highlighting and LSP support + +=== Game Development Superpowers + +* ✅ *Type-Safe Game State*: Compiler enforces valid state transitions +* ✅ *Resource Leak Prevention*: Textures, sounds, connections +auto-managed +* ✅ *Protocol Correctness*: Network code that can’t have protocol bugs +* ✅ *Zero-Cost Abstractions*: Type safety erased at compile time + +=== Ecosystem Integration + +* ✅ *Gossamer*: Resource-safe desktop apps (MPL-2.0) +* ✅ *Burble*: Low-latency voice comms (MPL-2.0) +* ✅ *Tree-sitter Grammar*: Advanced syntax highlighting +* ✅ *Language Server*: IDE integration + +''''' + +== 🎯 Perfect For + +*Indie Game Developers* who want: - Fewer bugs in their game logic - +Compiler-enforced resource management - Type-safe game state machines - +WebAssembly deployment + +*Game Jam Participants* who need: - Rapid prototyping with type safety - +No runtime crashes from invalid state - Easy WASM deployment + +*Educational Use* for teaching: - Affine types and linear logic - +Type-driven game development - Functional programming concepts + +''''' + +== 📦 What’s Included + +=== Core Technology (MPL-2.0) + +* AffineScript compiler (OCaml backend) +* WebAssembly code generator +* Tree-sitter grammar +* VSCode extension +* Language Server Protocol implementation +* Standard library modules + +=== Game Examples (AGPL-3.0-or-later) + +* Hello World with effects +* Resource management patterns +* Game state machine examples +* Type-safe entity systems +* Network protocol examples + +=== Documentation + +* Complete language specification +* Game development tutorials +* Compiler architecture guide +* Type system reference + +''''' + +== 🔧 Installation + +=== Prerequisites + +* OCaml 5.1{plus} +* Dune 3.14{plus} +* opam packages: `sedlex`, `menhir`, `ppx++_++deriving` + +=== Build from Source + +[source,bash] +---- +git clone https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript +git checkout v0.1.0-alpha.1 +cd affinescript +dune build +---- + +=== Try the Examples + +[source,bash] +---- +# Type check a game example +dune exec affinescript -- check examples/hello.affine + +# Run with interpreter +dune exec affinescript -- eval examples/hello.affine + +# Compile to WebAssembly +dune exec affinescript -- compile examples/hello.affine -o hello.wasm +---- + +''''' + +== 📝 Licensing + +=== Core Technology + +*MPL-2.0* - Palimpsest Mutual Public License - Covers: Compiler, +tooling, standard library - Permissive with ethical use requirements - +Quantum-safe provenance tracking + +=== Game Content & Examples + +*AGPL-3.0-or-later* - GNU Affero General Public License - Covers: Game +examples, assets, tutorials - Ensures game content remains open - +Network use provisions for online games + +''''' + +== ⚠️ Known Limitations + +=== Not Yet Implemented + +* *Effect Handlers*: Declarations parsed, runtime not implemented +* *Trait System*: 70% complete (basic traits work) +* *WASM Backend*: Basic types only (records coming soon) +* *Non-lexical Lifetimes*: Planned for beta + +=== Performance Notes + +* Compiler: Fast enough for development +* WASM output: Not yet optimized +* Runtime: Minimal overhead from type erasure + +''''' + +== 🎮 Game Development Highlights + +=== Why This Changes Everything + +*Before AffineScript:* + +[source,rust] +---- +// Rust - manual resource management +let texture = load_texture("player.png"); +// ... hundreds of lines later ... +unload_texture(texture); // Easy to forget! +---- + +*After AffineScript:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// AffineScript - compiler-enforced resource management +fn game_loop() -> () / IO { + let texture = load_texture("player.png"); // own GameTexture + render(ref texture); + unload(texture); // MUST happen - compiler proves it! + // texture is GONE here - using it would be a compile error +} +---- + +=== Real-World Impact + +* ✅ *No more memory leaks* in game resources +* ✅ *No more invalid state* bugs in game logic +* ✅ *No more protocol errors* in network code +* ✅ *No more hidden I/O* in pure game functions +* ✅ *Flexible data* without boilerplate + +''''' + +== 🚀 Roadmap to 1.0 + +=== Alpha Phase (Current) + +* Core language working +* Basic WASM backend +* Game examples included +* Documentation complete + +=== Beta Phase (Q2 2026) + +* Complete trait system +* Effect handlers runtime +* Advanced WASM features +* Performance optimization + +=== Release Candidate (Q3 2026) + +* Full standard library +* Game engine integration +* Production-ready compiler +* Complete toolchain + +=== 1.0 Release (Q4 2026) + +* Full feature set +* Production-ready +* Ecosystem packages +* Game jam templates + +''''' + +== 🤝 Community & Support + +*GitHub*: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript *Issues*: +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript/issues *Discussions*: +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript/discussions + +*Related Projects:* - Gossamer: +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/gossamer (MPL-2.0) - Burble: +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/burble (MPL-2.0) + +''''' + +== 🎁 Try It Today + +[source,bash] +---- +# Clone the alpha release +git clone --branch v0.1.0-alpha.1 https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript + +# Build and run +dune build +dune exec affinescript -- eval examples/hello.affine + +# Start building your bug-free game! +---- + +''''' + +*AffineScript: Where your compiler becomes your QA team.* + +SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan +D.A. Jewell and contributors diff --git a/docs/history/ALPHA-1-RELEASE-NOTES.md b/docs/history/ALPHA-1-RELEASE-NOTES.md deleted file mode 100644 index 5fa0321f..00000000 --- a/docs/history/ALPHA-1-RELEASE-NOTES.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,235 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript Alpha-1 Release Notes - -> **⚠️ AUTHORITATIVE STATUS:** Historical release notes. Current readiness is -> [`docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc`](docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc) (overrides this -> file). AffineScript remains alpha with a known soundness gap (CORE-01 / -> issue #177). - -## 🎮 Game Developer's Edition - -**Release Date:** March 31, 2026 -**Version:** 0.1.0-alpha.1 -**Codename:** "Bug-Free by Design" - ---- - -## 🚀 What's New in Alpha-1 - -### Core Language Features -- ✅ **Affine Types**: Compiler-proven resource management (no leaks!) -- ✅ **Effect System**: Explicit I/O and side effects tracking -- ✅ **Row Polymorphism**: Flexible data structures without boilerplate -- ✅ **Algebraic Effects**: Composable computation effects -- ✅ **WebAssembly Backend**: Compile to WASM for browser games -- ✅ **VSCode Integration**: Full syntax highlighting and LSP support - -### Game Development Superpowers -- ✅ **Type-Safe Game State**: Compiler enforces valid state transitions -- ✅ **Resource Leak Prevention**: Textures, sounds, connections auto-managed -- ✅ **Protocol Correctness**: Network code that can't have protocol bugs -- ✅ **Zero-Cost Abstractions**: Type safety erased at compile time - -### Ecosystem Integration -- ✅ **Gossamer**: Resource-safe desktop apps (MPL-2.0) -- ✅ **Burble**: Low-latency voice comms (MPL-2.0) -- ✅ **Tree-sitter Grammar**: Advanced syntax highlighting -- ✅ **Language Server**: IDE integration - ---- - -## 🎯 Perfect For - -**Indie Game Developers** who want: -- Fewer bugs in their game logic -- Compiler-enforced resource management -- Type-safe game state machines -- WebAssembly deployment - -**Game Jam Participants** who need: -- Rapid prototyping with type safety -- No runtime crashes from invalid state -- Easy WASM deployment - -**Educational Use** for teaching: -- Affine types and linear logic -- Type-driven game development -- Functional programming concepts - ---- - -## 📦 What's Included - -### Core Technology (MPL-2.0) -- AffineScript compiler (OCaml backend) -- WebAssembly code generator -- Tree-sitter grammar -- VSCode extension -- Language Server Protocol implementation -- Standard library modules - -### Game Examples (AGPL-3.0-or-later) -- Hello World with effects -- Resource management patterns -- Game state machine examples -- Type-safe entity systems -- Network protocol examples - -### Documentation -- Complete language specification -- Game development tutorials -- Compiler architecture guide -- Type system reference - ---- - -## 🔧 Installation - -### Prerequisites -- OCaml 5.1+ -- Dune 3.14+ -- opam packages: `sedlex`, `menhir`, `ppx_deriving` - -### Build from Source -```bash -git clone https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript -git checkout v0.1.0-alpha.1 -cd affinescript -dune build -``` - -### Try the Examples -```bash -# Type check a game example -dune exec affinescript -- check examples/hello.affine - -# Run with interpreter -dune exec affinescript -- eval examples/hello.affine - -# Compile to WebAssembly -dune exec affinescript -- compile examples/hello.affine -o hello.wasm -``` - ---- - -## 📝 Licensing - -### Core Technology -**MPL-2.0** - Palimpsest Mutual Public License -- Covers: Compiler, tooling, standard library -- Permissive with ethical use requirements -- Quantum-safe provenance tracking - -### Game Content & Examples -**AGPL-3.0-or-later** - GNU Affero General Public License -- Covers: Game examples, assets, tutorials -- Ensures game content remains open -- Network use provisions for online games - ---- - -## ⚠️ Known Limitations - -### Not Yet Implemented -- **Effect Handlers**: Declarations parsed, runtime not implemented -- **Trait System**: 70% complete (basic traits work) -- **WASM Backend**: Basic types only (records coming soon) -- **Non-lexical Lifetimes**: Planned for beta - -### Performance Notes -- Compiler: Fast enough for development -- WASM output: Not yet optimized -- Runtime: Minimal overhead from type erasure - ---- - -## 🎮 Game Development Highlights - -### Why This Changes Everything - -**Before AffineScript:** -```rust -// Rust - manual resource management -let texture = load_texture("player.png"); -// ... hundreds of lines later ... -unload_texture(texture); // Easy to forget! -``` - -**After AffineScript:** -```affinescript -// AffineScript - compiler-enforced resource management -fn game_loop() -> () / IO { - let texture = load_texture("player.png"); // own GameTexture - render(ref texture); - unload(texture); // MUST happen - compiler proves it! - // texture is GONE here - using it would be a compile error -} -``` - -### Real-World Impact -- ✅ **No more memory leaks** in game resources -- ✅ **No more invalid state** bugs in game logic -- ✅ **No more protocol errors** in network code -- ✅ **No more hidden I/O** in pure game functions -- ✅ **Flexible data** without boilerplate - ---- - -## 🚀 Roadmap to 1.0 - -### Alpha Phase (Current) -- Core language working -- Basic WASM backend -- Game examples included -- Documentation complete - -### Beta Phase (Q2 2026) -- Complete trait system -- Effect handlers runtime -- Advanced WASM features -- Performance optimization - -### Release Candidate (Q3 2026) -- Full standard library -- Game engine integration -- Production-ready compiler -- Complete toolchain - -### 1.0 Release (Q4 2026) -- Full feature set -- Production-ready -- Ecosystem packages -- Game jam templates - ---- - -## 🤝 Community & Support - -**GitHub**: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript -**Issues**: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript/issues -**Discussions**: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript/discussions - -**Related Projects:** -- Gossamer: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/gossamer (MPL-2.0) -- Burble: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/burble (MPL-2.0) - ---- - -## 🎁 Try It Today - -```bash -# Clone the alpha release -git clone --branch v0.1.0-alpha.1 https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript - -# Build and run -dune build -dune exec affinescript -- eval examples/hello.affine - -# Start building your bug-free game! -``` - ---- - -**AffineScript: Where your compiler becomes your QA team.** - -SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 -SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell and contributors \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/history/FIXES_2026-01-23.adoc b/docs/history/FIXES_2026-01-23.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..70228b47 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/history/FIXES_2026-01-23.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,364 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Critical Fixes - 2026-01-23 + +== Summary + +Fixed three critical compiler blockers that prevented testing the affine +type system: 1. *Parser block/record ambiguity* - Grammar conflict 2. +*Type checker parameter inference* - Scoping issue + +3. *Borrow checker symbol lookup* - Same scoping issue + +All fixes implemented and verified with comprehensive tests. + +== Problem 1: Parser Block/Record Ambiguity + +=== Issue + +Grammar couldn’t distinguish between: - `++{++ x }` as a block with +final expression `x` - `++{++ x }` as a record with shorthand field `x` + +This caused all multi-line function bodies to fail parsing: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn test() -> Int { + let x = 21; + x * 2 // Parse error at closing brace +} +---- + +=== Root Cause + +Both `ExprBlock` and `ExprRecord` use `++{++ }` syntax. Menhir’s LR +parser can’t look ahead to distinguish: - +`block: LBRACE stmts = list(stmt) final = expr? RBRACE` - +`record: LBRACE fields = ... RBRACE` + +=== Solution + +Removed implicit return expressions from blocks: + +[source,diff] +---- + block: +- | LBRACE stmts = list(stmt) final = expr? RBRACE ++ | LBRACE stmts = list(stmt) RBRACE +---- + +Blocks now require explicit `return` statements: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn test() -> Int { + let x = 21; + return x * 2; // Explicit return required +} +---- + +=== Results + +* Shift/reduce conflicts: 138 → 63 +* All function bodies now parse correctly +* Tradeoff: Lost Rust-style implicit returns + +== Problem 2: Type Checker Parameter Inference + +=== Issue + +Type checker couldn’t find function parameters even with explicit +annotations: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn id(x: Int) -> Int = x; // Error: CannotInfer at 'x' +---- + +=== Root Cause + +*Architectural mismatch* between resolution and type checking: + +[arabic] +. *Resolution phase* (resolve.ml): +* Enters function scope: `Symbol.enter++_++scope` +* Defines parameters: `Symbol.define` +* Exits function scope: `Symbol.exit++_++scope` +* Symbols only in current scope chain +. *Type checking phase* (typecheck.ml): +* Function scope already exited +* `Symbol.lookup` searches current scope chain +* Parameters not found! + +=== Solution + +Added *global symbol table fallback* that searches `all++_++symbols`: + +[source,ocaml] +---- +let lookup_var (ctx : context) (id : ident) : ty result = + match Symbol.lookup ctx.symbols id.name with + | Some sym -> (* Found in scope chain *) + Ok (instantiate ctx scheme) + | None -> + (* Fallback: Search all_symbols table *) + let matching_symbols = Hashtbl.fold (fun _id sym acc -> + if sym.Symbol.sym_name = id.name && + sym.Symbol.sym_kind = Symbol.SKVariable then + sym :: acc + else acc + ) ctx.symbols.Symbol.all_symbols [] in + (* Choose most recent (highest ID) for shadowing *) + let sorted = List.sort (fun a b -> + compare b.Symbol.sym_id a.Symbol.sym_id + ) matching_symbols in + match sorted with + | sym :: _ -> Ok (instantiate ctx scheme) + | [] -> Error (CannotInfer id.span) +---- + +Applied to: - `lookup++_++var` - Find variable types - `bind++_++var` - +Bind new variables - `bind++_++var++_++scheme` - Bind polymorphic +variables + +=== Results + +* Function parameters type-check correctly +* Let bindings in function bodies work +* Handles variable shadowing correctly + +== Problem 3: Borrow Checker Symbol Lookup + +=== Issue + +Borrow checker couldn’t track moves because it couldn’t find variables: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn consume(own x: Int) -> Int { return x; } +fn main() -> Int { + let value = 42; + let result = consume(value); // Should record move + return value; // Should detect use-after-move +} +// NO ERROR - borrow checker couldn't find 'value' +---- + +=== Root Cause + +Same scoping issue - `expr++_++to++_++place` used `Symbol.lookup` which +only searches current scope chain. + +=== Solution + +Added `lookup++_++symbol++_++by++_++name` helper: + +[source,ocaml] +---- +let lookup_symbol_by_name (symbols : Symbol.t) (name : string) + : Symbol.symbol option = + let matching_symbols = Hashtbl.fold (fun _id sym acc -> + if sym.Symbol.sym_name = name && + sym.Symbol.sym_kind = Symbol.SKVariable then + sym :: acc + else acc + ) symbols.Symbol.all_symbols [] in + let sorted = List.sort (fun a b -> + compare b.Symbol.sym_id a.Symbol.sym_id + ) matching_symbols in + match sorted with + | sym :: _ -> Some sym + | [] -> None + +let rec expr_to_place (symbols : Symbol.t) (expr : expr) : place option = + match expr with + | ExprVar id -> + begin match lookup_symbol_by_name symbols id.name with + | Some sym -> Some (PlaceVar sym.sym_id) + | None -> None + end + | (* ... *) +---- + +=== Results + +* Borrow checker correctly identifies places +* Use-after-move detection works +* Shared borrows tracked correctly + +== Additional Fix: Block Return Type Handling + +=== Issue + +Blocks with explicit `return` statements typed as `Unit` instead of +return type: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn main() -> Int { return 42; } // Type error: Int vs Unit +---- + +=== Solution + +Detect if last statement is a return and skip Unit check: + +[source,ocaml] +---- +and check_block (ctx : context) (blk : block) (expected : ty) : eff result = + let last_is_return = match List.rev blk.blk_stmts with + | StmtExpr (ExprReturn _) :: _ -> true + | _ -> false + in + (* ... check statements ... *) + match blk.blk_expr with + | None -> + if last_is_return then + Ok (union_eff effs) (* Allow return type *) + else + (* Must unify with Unit *) + unify expected ty_unit +---- + +== Test Coverage + +=== Created Tests + +*tests/borrow/use++_++after++_++move.affine* - Should fail: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn consume(own x: Int) -> Int { return x; } +fn test_use_after_move() -> Int { + let value = 42; + let result = consume(value); // Move here + let invalid = value; // ERROR: use after move + return result; +} +---- + +*tests/borrow/valid++_++move.affine* - Should pass: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn consume(own x: Int) -> Int { return x; } +fn test_valid_move() -> Int { + let value = 42; + let result = consume(value); + return result; // OK - value not used after move +} +---- + +=== Verified Scenarios + +✓ *Valid move* - Value moved once, not used again + +✓ *Use after move* - Correctly detected and rejected + +✓ *Double move* - Correctly detected and rejected + +✓ *Shared borrow* (ref) - Value still usable after borrow + +✓ *Function parameters* - Type inference works + +✓ *Let bindings* - Type inference works + +✓ *Explicit returns* - Type checking works + +== Impact + +=== Before Fixes + +* Parser: 60% complete, 138 conflicts +* Type checker: 20% complete, parameters broken +* Borrow checker: 80% complete, untestable +* *Overall: 40% complete* + +=== After Fixes + +* Parser: 75% complete, 63 conflicts +* Type checker: 40% complete, parameters working +* Borrow checker: 95% complete, verified working +* *Overall: 50% complete* + +=== Working Features Now + +* ✓ Lexical analysis with spans +* ✓ Parser for core syntax (explicit returns) +* ✓ AST representation +* ✓ Error reporting with locations +* ✓ Function parameter type inference +* ✓ Let binding type inference +* ✓ Affine type checking (own/ref/mut) +* ✓ Borrow checker use-after-move detection +* ✓ Valid move and shared borrow support + +== Files Modified + +=== Core Changes + +* `lib/parser.mly` - Removed implicit returns from blocks +* `lib/typecheck.ml` - Added global symbol lookup fallback (3 functions) +* `lib/borrow.ml` - Added lookup++_++symbol++_++by++_++name helper +* `bin/main.ml` - (No changes, borrow checker already integrated) + +=== State Files + +* `STATE.scm` - Updated completion %, blockers, accomplishments + +=== Tests Created + +* `tests/borrow/use++_++after++_++move.affine` - Negative test +* `tests/borrow/valid++_++move.affine` - Positive test + +== Next Steps + +=== Immediate (This Week) + +[arabic] +. Complete interpreter (75% remaining) +* Pattern matching +* Effect handlers +* Control flow (while, for) +. Add module/import system + +=== Short-term (This Month) + +[arabic] +. WebAssembly code generation +. Standard library (I/O, data structures) +. More borrow checker tests (mut borrows, field access, lifetimes) + +=== Medium-term + +[arabic] +. Dependent type checking +. Row polymorphism +. Effect inference +. IDE tooling (LSP, syntax highlighting) + +== Architectural Notes + +=== The Scoping Problem + +*Problem*: Multi-phase compiler with ephemeral scopes doesn’t match +symbol table design. + +*Current approach*: Scopes created/destroyed during each phase: - +Resolution: enter scope → define symbols → exit scope - Type checking: +lookup symbols (scope already gone!) + +*Solution used*: Global `all++_++symbols` table {plus} sorted lookup for +most recent symbol. + +*Better long-term*: - Keep scopes alive across phases, OR - Store +resolved symbol IDs directly in AST nodes + +=== Tradeoffs Made + +*Lost implicit returns*: - Could be restored by using different +delimiters for blocks vs records - Example: `do ++{++ stmts; expr }` for +blocks, `++{++ fields }` for records - Or: Require all record fields +have colon: `++{++ x: x }` not `++{++ x }` + +*Global symbol search*: - O(n) lookup through all symbols - Could be +optimized with name-indexed hash table - Works correctly for now, +handles shadowing + +== Commit + +SHA: 9c31b15 Message: "`Fix critical compiler blockers: parser, type +checker, borrow checker`" Files changed: 13 Insertions: {plus}397 +Deletions: -95 diff --git a/docs/history/FIXES_2026-01-23.md b/docs/history/FIXES_2026-01-23.md deleted file mode 100644 index 475a3bc5..00000000 --- a/docs/history/FIXES_2026-01-23.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,317 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript Critical Fixes - 2026-01-23 - -## Summary - -Fixed three critical compiler blockers that prevented testing the affine type system: -1. **Parser block/record ambiguity** - Grammar conflict -2. **Type checker parameter inference** - Scoping issue -3. **Borrow checker symbol lookup** - Same scoping issue - -All fixes implemented and verified with comprehensive tests. - -## Problem 1: Parser Block/Record Ambiguity - -### Issue -Grammar couldn't distinguish between: -- `{ x }` as a block with final expression `x` -- `{ x }` as a record with shorthand field `x` - -This caused all multi-line function bodies to fail parsing: -```affinescript -fn test() -> Int { - let x = 21; - x * 2 // Parse error at closing brace -} -``` - -### Root Cause -Both `ExprBlock` and `ExprRecord` use `{ }` syntax. Menhir's LR parser can't look ahead to distinguish: -- `block: LBRACE stmts = list(stmt) final = expr? RBRACE` -- `record: LBRACE fields = ... RBRACE` - -### Solution -Removed implicit return expressions from blocks: -```diff - block: -- | LBRACE stmts = list(stmt) final = expr? RBRACE -+ | LBRACE stmts = list(stmt) RBRACE -``` - -Blocks now require explicit `return` statements: -```affinescript -fn test() -> Int { - let x = 21; - return x * 2; // Explicit return required -} -``` - -### Results -- Shift/reduce conflicts: 138 → 63 -- All function bodies now parse correctly -- Tradeoff: Lost Rust-style implicit returns - -## Problem 2: Type Checker Parameter Inference - -### Issue -Type checker couldn't find function parameters even with explicit annotations: -```affinescript -fn id(x: Int) -> Int = x; // Error: CannotInfer at 'x' -``` - -### Root Cause -**Architectural mismatch** between resolution and type checking: - -1. **Resolution phase** (resolve.ml): - - Enters function scope: `Symbol.enter_scope` - - Defines parameters: `Symbol.define` - - Exits function scope: `Symbol.exit_scope` - - Symbols only in current scope chain - -2. **Type checking phase** (typecheck.ml): - - Function scope already exited - - `Symbol.lookup` searches current scope chain - - Parameters not found! - -### Solution -Added **global symbol table fallback** that searches `all_symbols`: - -```ocaml -let lookup_var (ctx : context) (id : ident) : ty result = - match Symbol.lookup ctx.symbols id.name with - | Some sym -> (* Found in scope chain *) - Ok (instantiate ctx scheme) - | None -> - (* Fallback: Search all_symbols table *) - let matching_symbols = Hashtbl.fold (fun _id sym acc -> - if sym.Symbol.sym_name = id.name && - sym.Symbol.sym_kind = Symbol.SKVariable then - sym :: acc - else acc - ) ctx.symbols.Symbol.all_symbols [] in - (* Choose most recent (highest ID) for shadowing *) - let sorted = List.sort (fun a b -> - compare b.Symbol.sym_id a.Symbol.sym_id - ) matching_symbols in - match sorted with - | sym :: _ -> Ok (instantiate ctx scheme) - | [] -> Error (CannotInfer id.span) -``` - -Applied to: -- `lookup_var` - Find variable types -- `bind_var` - Bind new variables -- `bind_var_scheme` - Bind polymorphic variables - -### Results -- Function parameters type-check correctly -- Let bindings in function bodies work -- Handles variable shadowing correctly - -## Problem 3: Borrow Checker Symbol Lookup - -### Issue -Borrow checker couldn't track moves because it couldn't find variables: -```affinescript -fn consume(own x: Int) -> Int { return x; } -fn main() -> Int { - let value = 42; - let result = consume(value); // Should record move - return value; // Should detect use-after-move -} -// NO ERROR - borrow checker couldn't find 'value' -``` - -### Root Cause -Same scoping issue - `expr_to_place` used `Symbol.lookup` which only searches current scope chain. - -### Solution -Added `lookup_symbol_by_name` helper: - -```ocaml -let lookup_symbol_by_name (symbols : Symbol.t) (name : string) - : Symbol.symbol option = - let matching_symbols = Hashtbl.fold (fun _id sym acc -> - if sym.Symbol.sym_name = name && - sym.Symbol.sym_kind = Symbol.SKVariable then - sym :: acc - else acc - ) symbols.Symbol.all_symbols [] in - let sorted = List.sort (fun a b -> - compare b.Symbol.sym_id a.Symbol.sym_id - ) matching_symbols in - match sorted with - | sym :: _ -> Some sym - | [] -> None - -let rec expr_to_place (symbols : Symbol.t) (expr : expr) : place option = - match expr with - | ExprVar id -> - begin match lookup_symbol_by_name symbols id.name with - | Some sym -> Some (PlaceVar sym.sym_id) - | None -> None - end - | (* ... *) -``` - -### Results -- Borrow checker correctly identifies places -- Use-after-move detection works -- Shared borrows tracked correctly - -## Additional Fix: Block Return Type Handling - -### Issue -Blocks with explicit `return` statements typed as `Unit` instead of return type: -```affinescript -fn main() -> Int { return 42; } // Type error: Int vs Unit -``` - -### Solution -Detect if last statement is a return and skip Unit check: - -```ocaml -and check_block (ctx : context) (blk : block) (expected : ty) : eff result = - let last_is_return = match List.rev blk.blk_stmts with - | StmtExpr (ExprReturn _) :: _ -> true - | _ -> false - in - (* ... check statements ... *) - match blk.blk_expr with - | None -> - if last_is_return then - Ok (union_eff effs) (* Allow return type *) - else - (* Must unify with Unit *) - unify expected ty_unit -``` - -## Test Coverage - -### Created Tests - -**tests/borrow/use_after_move.affine** - Should fail: -```affinescript -fn consume(own x: Int) -> Int { return x; } -fn test_use_after_move() -> Int { - let value = 42; - let result = consume(value); // Move here - let invalid = value; // ERROR: use after move - return result; -} -``` - -**tests/borrow/valid_move.affine** - Should pass: -```affinescript -fn consume(own x: Int) -> Int { return x; } -fn test_valid_move() -> Int { - let value = 42; - let result = consume(value); - return result; // OK - value not used after move -} -``` - -### Verified Scenarios - -✓ **Valid move** - Value moved once, not used again -✓ **Use after move** - Correctly detected and rejected -✓ **Double move** - Correctly detected and rejected -✓ **Shared borrow** (ref) - Value still usable after borrow -✓ **Function parameters** - Type inference works -✓ **Let bindings** - Type inference works -✓ **Explicit returns** - Type checking works - -## Impact - -### Before Fixes -- Parser: 60% complete, 138 conflicts -- Type checker: 20% complete, parameters broken -- Borrow checker: 80% complete, untestable -- **Overall: 40% complete** - -### After Fixes -- Parser: 75% complete, 63 conflicts -- Type checker: 40% complete, parameters working -- Borrow checker: 95% complete, verified working -- **Overall: 50% complete** - -### Working Features Now -- ✓ Lexical analysis with spans -- ✓ Parser for core syntax (explicit returns) -- ✓ AST representation -- ✓ Error reporting with locations -- ✓ Function parameter type inference -- ✓ Let binding type inference -- ✓ Affine type checking (own/ref/mut) -- ✓ Borrow checker use-after-move detection -- ✓ Valid move and shared borrow support - -## Files Modified - -### Core Changes -- `lib/parser.mly` - Removed implicit returns from blocks -- `lib/typecheck.ml` - Added global symbol lookup fallback (3 functions) -- `lib/borrow.ml` - Added lookup_symbol_by_name helper -- `bin/main.ml` - (No changes, borrow checker already integrated) - -### State Files -- `STATE.scm` - Updated completion %, blockers, accomplishments - -### Tests Created -- `tests/borrow/use_after_move.affine` - Negative test -- `tests/borrow/valid_move.affine` - Positive test - -## Next Steps - -### Immediate (This Week) -1. Complete interpreter (75% remaining) - - Pattern matching - - Effect handlers - - Control flow (while, for) -2. Add module/import system - -### Short-term (This Month) -1. WebAssembly code generation -2. Standard library (I/O, data structures) -3. More borrow checker tests (mut borrows, field access, lifetimes) - -### Medium-term -1. Dependent type checking -2. Row polymorphism -3. Effect inference -4. IDE tooling (LSP, syntax highlighting) - -## Architectural Notes - -### The Scoping Problem - -**Problem**: Multi-phase compiler with ephemeral scopes doesn't match symbol table design. - -**Current approach**: Scopes created/destroyed during each phase: -- Resolution: enter scope → define symbols → exit scope -- Type checking: lookup symbols (scope already gone!) - -**Solution used**: Global `all_symbols` table + sorted lookup for most recent symbol. - -**Better long-term**: -- Keep scopes alive across phases, OR -- Store resolved symbol IDs directly in AST nodes - -### Tradeoffs Made - -**Lost implicit returns**: -- Could be restored by using different delimiters for blocks vs records -- Example: `do { stmts; expr }` for blocks, `{ fields }` for records -- Or: Require all record fields have colon: `{ x: x }` not `{ x }` - -**Global symbol search**: -- O(n) lookup through all symbols -- Could be optimized with name-indexed hash table -- Works correctly for now, handles shadowing - -## Commit - -SHA: 9c31b15 -Message: "Fix critical compiler blockers: parser, type checker, borrow checker" -Files changed: 13 -Insertions: +397 -Deletions: -95 diff --git a/docs/history/PHASE3-ASSESSMENT.adoc b/docs/history/PHASE3-ASSESSMENT.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0b8f331e --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/history/PHASE3-ASSESSMENT.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,575 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Phase 3: Advanced Type System - Implementation Assessment + +*Date:* 2026-01-23 *Last Updated:* 2026-01-23 21:30 UTC *Status:* Row +Polymorphism COMPLETE ✅ + +== Executive Summary + +Phase 3 infrastructure is *surprisingly complete*! The type system +(lib/types.ml) and unification (lib/unify.ml) already implement: + +* ✅ *Row types and row polymorphism* - WORKING END-TO-END! +* ✅ *Effect types and effect inference* - WORKING END-TO-END! +* ✅ *Effect polymorphism* - WORKING END-TO-END! +* ✅ Type-level naturals (dependent types foundation) +* ✅ Refinement types with predicates +* ✅ Higher-kinded types (KArrow of kind ++*++ kind) +* ✅ Quantification (TForall, TExists) + +*Major Progress (2026-01-23):* 1. *Row polymorphism* is now fully +functional! Functions can accept extensible records and work correctly +with records of different shapes. 2. *Effect inference* is working! +Function effects are inferred from their bodies, effect variables are +properly generalized and instantiated. 3. *Effect polymorphism* works! +Functions can be polymorphic over effects. + +== Feature-by-Feature Assessment + +=== 3.1 Row Polymorphism ✅ COMPLETE + +*Implementation Status:* - ✅ Type representation (types.ml) - ✅ +Unification with row rewriting (unify.ml) - ✅ Parser support for +`++{++x: T, ..rest}` syntax - ✅ Type checker generalization of row +variables - ✅ Type checker instantiation with fresh row variables - ✅ +End-to-end testing passing + +*What Was Fixed (2026-01-23):* + +[arabic] +. *Parser Grammar (lib/parser.mly:264-295)*: Fixed shift/reduce +conflicts when parsing `++{++x: Int, ..rest}` syntax by creating custom +recursive grammar rules for record types. +. *Type Scheme Instantiation (lib/typecheck.ml:122-172)*: Added row +variable substitution so each function call gets fresh row variables: ++ +[source,ocaml] +---- +let row_subst = List.map (fun v -> + (v, fresh_rowvar ctx.level) +) scheme.sc_rowvars in +---- +. *Type Scheme Generalization (lib/typecheck.ml:85-162)*: Added +`collect++_++rowvars` function to collect unbound row variables during +generalization: ++ +[source,ocaml] +---- +let rec collect_rowvars (ty : ty) (acc : rowvar list) : rowvar list = + (* Recursively collect RVar nodes at appropriate levels *) +---- +. *Function Definition Generalization (lib/typecheck.ml:1246-1266)*: +* Made `context.level` mutable +* Enter level{plus}1 when processing function signatures +* Generalize at outer level to capture type/row variables +* Use `bind++_++var++_++scheme` instead of `bind++_++var` ++ +This ensures type variables and row variables in function signatures are +properly generalized as polymorphic. + +*Test Cases Passing:* + +[source,bash] +---- +✓ tests/types/test_row_simple.affine # Basic row polymorphism +✓ tests/types/test_parse_row_type.affine # Parser validation +✓ tests/types/test_row_polymorphism.affine # Complex multi-call test +---- + +*Example Working Code:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn get_x(r: {x: Int, ..rest}) -> Int { + return r.x; +} + +fn main() -> Int { + let r1 = {x: 10}; // Only x field + let r2 = {x: 20, y: 30}; // Extra y field + let r3 = {x: 5, y: 10, z: 15}; // Extra y, z fields + + return get_x(r1) + get_x(r2) + get_x(r3); // All work! +} +---- + +*Technical Details:* + +The fix addressed a subtle bug in let-polymorphism: When a function is +defined at level 0 and its type annotation creates row variables at +level 0, generalization would fail because it only collected variables +where `lvl ++>++ ctx.level` (0 ++>++ 0 = false). + +Solution: Enter level{plus}1 before processing function signatures, then +generalize at level 0, ensuring all signature variables are at level 1 +and get captured. + +=== 3.2 Dependent Types + +*Type System Support:* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +(* types.ml *) +type nat_expr = + | NLit of int + | NVar of string + | NAdd of nat_expr * nat_expr + | NSub of nat_expr * nat_expr + | NMul of nat_expr * nat_expr + | NLen of string + +type ty = + | TDepArrow of string * ty * ty * eff (* Dependent function *) + | TNat of nat_expr (* Type-level natural *) + | TRefined of ty * predicate (* Refinement types *) +---- + +*Unification Support:* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +(* unify.ml:217-221 *) +| (TNat n1, TNat n2) -> + if nat_eq (normalize_nat n1) (normalize_nat n2) then Ok () + else Error (TypeMismatch (t1, t2)) +---- + +*Status:* - ✅ Type representation exists - ✅ Unification implemented - +✅ Parser support for dependent arrow `(x: T) -++>++ U` *NEW!* - ✅ +Parser support for refined types `T where (P)` *NEW!* - ✅ Parser +support for nat expressions and predicates - ✅ Type checker integration +for dependent types (already exists!) - ❌ End-to-end testing needed + +*What Was Added (2026-01-23):* 1. ✅ Parser grammar for dependent arrow +types: `(x: T) -++>++ U` and `(x: T) -++{++E}-++>++ U` 2. ✅ Parser +grammar for refined types: `T where (P)` 3. ✅ Nat expression parsing: +literals, variables, {plus}, -, ++*++ 4. ✅ Predicate parsing: ++<++, +++<++=, ++>++, ++>++=, ==, !=, !, &&, ++||++ + +*What’s Needed:* 1. ❌ End-to-end testing with actual dependent +functions 2. ❌ SMT solver integration for refinement checking (future) + +=== 3.3 Effect System + +*Type System Support:* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +(* types.ml *) +type eff = + | EPure (* No effects *) + | EVar of effvar_state ref (* Effect variable *) + | ESingleton of string (* Single effect: IO, State, etc *) + | EUnion of eff list (* Effect union: IO + State *) + +type ty = + | TArrow of ty * ty * eff + | TDepArrow of string * ty * ty * eff +---- + +*Unification Support:* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +(* unify.ml:292-357 - COMPLETE IMPLEMENTATION *) +and unify_eff (e1 : eff) (e2 : eff) : unit result = + (* Handles: + - Pure effects + - Effect variables with occurs check + - Singleton effects + - Effect unions (set-based unification) + *) +---- + +*Status:* - ✅ Type representation exists - ✅ Unification fully +implemented - ❓ Parser support for effect annotations - ❌ Effect +inference not implemented + +*What’s Needed:* 1. Type checker effect inference 2. Effect polymorphism +(effect variables in schemes) 3. Integration with borrow checker + +=== 3.4 Linear Types (Affine) + +*Status:* - ✅ Borrow checker already implements affine types! - ✅ +Use-after-move checking works - ✅ Ownership tracking implemented + +*What’s Needed:* - Integration with effect system - Quantity types (QTT) +fully wired up + +=== 3.5 Higher-Kinded Types + +*Type System Support:* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +(* types.ml *) +type kind = + | KType + | KNat + | KRow + | KEffect + | KArrow of kind * kind (* Higher-order kind! *) + +type ty = + | TForall of tyvar * kind * ty (* Universal quantification *) + | TApp of ty * ty list (* Type application *) +---- + +*Status:* - ✅ Kind system with higher-order kinds exists - ✅ Type +application exists - ✅ Parser support for kind annotations +`++[++F: Type -++>++ Type++]++` *NEW!* - ✅ Kind checking functions +implemented *NEW!* - ❌ Kind checking not integrated into type +definitions yet - ❌ Generic programming abstractions not implemented +yet + +*What Was Added (2026-01-23):* + +*Parser Support* (lib/parser.mly:164-179): - Kind annotations on type +parameters: `++[++F: Type -++>++ Type, A, B++]++` - Arrow kinds: +`Type -++>++ Type`, `Type -++>++ Type -++>++ Type` - Base kinds: `Type`, +`Nat`, `Row`, `Effect` + +*Kind Checking Functions* (lib/typecheck.ml:442-533): + +[source,ocaml] +---- +(** Infer the kind of a type *) +let rec infer_kind (ctx : context) (ty : ty) : kind result + +(** Check a type has an expected kind *) +and check_kind (ctx : context) (ty : ty) (expected : kind) : unit result + +(** Check type application kinds *) +and check_kind_app (ctx : context) (con_kind : kind) (args : ty list) : kind result +---- + +*Built-in Type Constructor Kinds:* - `Vec : Nat -++>++ Type -++>++ Type` +- `Array : Type -++>++ Type` - `List : Type -++>++ Type` - +`Option : Type -++>++ Type` - `Result : Type -++>++ Type -++>++ Type` + +*Example Working Code:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Higher-kinded type parameter +fn map[F: Type -> Type, A, B](fa: F[A], f: A -> B) -> F[B] { + return fa; +} + +// Multiple higher-kinded parameters +fn apply[F: Type -> Type, G: Type -> Type, A](f: F[A], g: G[A]) -> F[A] { + return f; +} +---- + +*Test File:* tests/types/test++_++hkt++_++parsing.affine ✅ PASSES + +*What’s Needed:* 1. ❌ Integrate kind checking into type definitions 2. +❌ Integrate kind checking into function type checking 3. ❌ Generic +programming abstractions (Functor, Monad traits) + +== Implementation Progress + +=== Row Polymorphism: Complete Timeline (2026-01-23) + +*Session Start*: ~18:00 UTC - Started with parser shift/reduce conflicts +- Parser couldn’t handle `++{++x: Int, ..rest}` syntax + +*18:30 - Parser Fix* - Rewrote grammar rules to eliminate ambiguity - +Custom recursive rules for `record++_++type++_++body` and +`record++_++fields++_++with++_++row` - All parser conflicts eliminated + +*19:00 - Type Checker Investigation* - Discovered `instantiate` wasn’t +creating fresh row variables - Discovered `generalize` wasn’t collecting +row variables - Fixed both functions to handle row variables + +*20:00 - First Success* - Simple test (single function call) passing - +Complex test (multiple calls) still failing - Error: +`LabelNotFound("y")` on second call + +*20:30 - Root Cause Analysis* - Isolated issue: First call with +`++{++x: Int}` works - Second call with `++{++x: Int, y: Int}` fails - +Row variable being bound to `REmpty` on first call, affecting second +call + +*21:00 - Generalization Bug Found* - Function types not being +generalized before binding - `bind++_++var` creates scheme with empty +variable lists - Row variables created at level 0, generalization at +level 0 - Condition `lvl ++>++ ctx.level` fails (0 ++>++ 0 = false) + +*21:15 - Final Fix* - Made `context.level` mutable - Enter level{plus}1 +when processing function signatures - Generalize at outer level to +capture variables - Use `bind++_++var++_++scheme` with proper scheme + +*21:30 - All Tests Passing ✅* - Simple test: ✅ - Parse test: ✅ - +Complex test: ✅ - Basic functions: ✅ - Generic functions: ✅ + +*Total Implementation Time:* ~3.5 hours (parser {plus} type checker +{plus} debugging) + +== Infrastructure vs Integration Gap + +=== What We Have (Infrastructure) + +[cols=",,",options="header",] +|=== +|Component |Status |Lines +|Type representation |✅ Complete |types.ml (423 lines) +|Unification algorithm |✅ Complete |unify.ml (366 lines) +|Row unification |✅ Complete |unify.ml (55 lines) +|Effect unification |✅ Complete |unify.ml (66 lines) +|Occurs checks |✅ Complete |unify.ml (various) +|Kind system |✅ Complete |types.ml (6 kinds) +|Borrow checker |✅ Complete |borrow.ml (580 lines) +|*Row polymorphism* |✅ *Complete* |*End-to-end* +|=== + +=== What We Need (Integration) + +[cols=",,",options="header",] +|=== +|Component |Status |Estimated Work +|[line-through]#Row polymorphism# |✅ DONE |[line-through]#2-3 hours# +3.5 hours actual + +|Effect inference |❌ |4-6 hours + +|Dependent type checking |❌ |8-12 hours + +|Parser for effect syntax |❌ |1-2 hours + +|Higher-kinded type checking |❌ |6-10 hours + +|SMT integration (refinements) |❌ |Future work +|=== + +== Immediate Next Steps + +=== ✅ Step 1: Enable Row Polymorphism (COMPLETE) + +*Goal:* Make row polymorphism work end-to-end ✅ + +*Completed Tasks:* 1. ✅ Fix parser for `++{++x: T, ..rest}` syntax 2. +✅ Update type checker to introduce row variables 3. ✅ Fix +generalization to capture row variables 4. ✅ Test with multiple +scenarios 5. ✅ Verify extensible records work correctly + +=== ✅ Step 2: Effect Inference (MOSTLY COMPLETE) + +*Goal:* Infer and check effects automatically ✅ + +*Completed Tasks:* 1. ✅ Added effect variable collection to +generalization (lib/typecheck.ml:149-191) 2. ✅ Added effect variable +substitution to instantiation (lib/typecheck.ml:195-277) 3. ✅ Changed +function definitions to use fresh effect variables +(lib/typecheck.ml:1321-1338) 4. ✅ Unify function body effects with +declared effects 5. ✅ Effect propagation already implemented +(union++_++eff, synth++_++app) + +*What Was Fixed (2026-01-23):* + +[arabic] +. *Generalization - Effect Variable Collection*: Added +`collect++_++effvars` function that recursively collects unbound effect +variables from: +* TArrow and TDepArrow (function effects) +* EUnion (effect unions) +* EVar (effect variables at appropriate levels) +. *Instantiation - Effect Variable Substitution*: Added +`apply++_++subst++_++eff` function that substitutes effect variables +with fresh ones during type scheme instantiation. +. *Function Definition Effect Inference*: Changed function definitions +from using hardcoded `EPure` to: +* Create fresh effect variable for each function +* Check body and unify inferred effect with function effect +* Properly generalize effect variables + +*Test Cases Passing:* + +[source,bash] +---- +✓ tests/types/test_effect_inference.affine # Pure function composition +✓ tests/types/test_row_polymorphism.affine # Still works with effect changes +✓ tests/types/test_row_simple.affine # Still works +---- + +*Known Limitation:* - Lambda parameter scope bug (pre-existing, not +caused by effect inference) - Multiple lambda calls fail due to +parameter binding leaking into outer scope - This is a separate issue +that needs fixing independently + +*Example Working Code:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Pure function - effect inferred as EPure +fn pure_add(x: Int, y: Int) -> Int { + return x + y; +} + +// Function calling pure functions - also inferred as pure +fn compound_pure(x: Int) -> Int { + let a = pure_add(x, 10); + let b = pure_add(a, 20); + return b; +} + +fn main() -> Int { + return compound_pure(5); // All effects properly inferred! +} +---- + +=== ✅ Step 3: Dependent Type Parsing (COMPLETE) + +*Goal:* Support parsing dependent functions and refinement types ✅ + +*Completed Tasks:* 1. ✅ Parser support for `(x: T) -++>++ U` dependent +arrow syntax 2. ✅ Parser support for `T where (P)` refined type syntax +3. ✅ Parser support for nat expressions (literals, vars, {plus}, -, +++*++) 4. ✅ Parser support for predicates (++<++, ++<++=, ++>++, +++>++=, ==, !=, !, &&, ++||++) 5. ✅ Type checker integration already +exists (instantiate++_++dep++_++arrow in constraint.ml) + +*What Was Added (2026-01-23):* + +*Parser Grammar* (lib/parser.mly:244-273): + +[source,ocaml] +---- +type_expr_arrow: + | LPAREN param = ident COLON param_ty = type_expr RPAREN ARROW ret = type_expr_arrow + { TyDepArrow { da_param = param; da_param_ty = param_ty; + da_ret_ty = ret; da_eff = None } } + | LPAREN param = ident COLON param_ty = type_expr RPAREN + MINUS LBRACE eff = effect_expr RBRACE ARROW ret = type_expr_arrow + { TyDepArrow { da_param = param; da_param_ty = param_ty; + da_ret_ty = ret; da_eff = Some eff } } + +type_expr_refined: + | ty = type_expr_primary WHERE LPAREN pred = predicate RPAREN + { TyRefined (ty, pred) } +---- + +*Test Case:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Dependent arrow type +fn dep_func(f: (x: Int) -> Int) -> Int { return 0; } + +// Refined type with predicate +fn take_positive(x: Int where (x > 0)) -> Int { return x; } + +// Dependent arrow with effect +fn dep_with_eff(f: (x: Int) -{IO}-> Int) -> Int { return 0; } +---- + +*Test File:* tests/types/test++_++dependent++_++parsing.affine ✅ PASSES + +== Testing Strategy + +=== ✅ Row Polymorphism Tests (COMPLETE) + +* ✅ tests/types/test++_++row++_++simple.affine - Basic usage +* ✅ tests/types/test++_++parse++_++row++_++type.affine - Parser +validation +* ✅ tests/types/test++_++row++_++polymorphism.affine - Complex +scenarios + +=== ✅ Effect System Tests (COMPLETE) + +* ✅ tests/types/test++_++effect++_++inference.affine - Pure function +composition + +=== ✅ Dependent Types Tests (PARSING COMPLETE) + +* ✅ tests/types/test++_++dependent++_++parsing.affine - Parser +validation for dependent arrows and refinements + +=== ✅ Higher-Kinded Types Tests (COMPLETE) + +* ✅ tests/types/test++_++hkt++_++parsing.affine - Parser validation for +kind annotations and type applications +* ✅ tests/types/test++_++kind++_++checking.affine - Kind checking +integration + +=== ✅ Generic Programming Tests (COMPLETE) + +* ✅ tests/types/test++_++traits.affine - Trait definitions with +higher-kinded types +* ✅ tests/types/test++_++generic++_++programming.affine - Functor, +Applicative, Monad traits + +=== ✅ End-to-End Tests (COMPLETE) + +* ✅ tests/types/test++_++dependent++_++e2e.affine - Dependent types +with refinements in practice + +== Conclusion + +*Phase 3 Status:* 95% Complete ✨ + +*Breakdown:* - Infrastructure (types, unification): 95% ✅ - Row +Polymorphism: 100% ✅ - Effect Inference: 85% ✅ - Effect Polymorphism: +100% ✅ - Dependent Types: 95% ✅ (parsing {plus} e2e tests complete) - +Higher-Kinded Types: 90% ✅ *UPDATED!* (kind checking integrated) - +Generic Programming: 90% ✅ *NEW!* (traits {plus} HKT working) - +Testing: 80% ✅ *Improved!* + +*What Changed Today (2026-01-23):* - Row polymorphism: 40% → 100% +complete ✅ - Effect inference: 30% → 85% complete ✅ - Effect +polymorphism: 0% → 100% complete ✅ - Dependent types: 40% → 95% +complete ✅ *UPDATED!* - Higher-kinded types: 20% → 90% complete ✅ +*UPDATED!* - Generic programming: 0% → 90% complete ✅ *NEW!* - Added +parser support for dependent arrows `(x: T) -++>++ U` ✅ - Added parser +support for refined types `T where (P)` ✅ - Added parser support for +kind annotations `++[++F: Type -++>++ Type++]++` ✅ - Implemented kind +checking functions (infer++_++kind, check++_++kind) ✅ - Integrated kind +checking into type and function definitions ✅ *NEW!* - Created +comprehensive test suite for traits and generic programming ✅ *NEW!* - +Added 12 passing test files (all advanced type system features) - Fixed +critical bugs in parser, generalization, and instantiation + +*Critical Path:* 1. [line-through]#Row polymorphism# ✅ *COMPLETE* 2. +[line-through]#Effect inference# ✅ *MOSTLY COMPLETE* (lambda scope bug +separate issue) 3. [line-through]#Dependent type parsing# ✅ *COMPLETE* +4. [line-through]#Higher-kinded type parsing# ✅ *COMPLETE* 5. +[line-through]#Kind checking implementation# ✅ *COMPLETE* 6. +Integration work (kind checking into type definitions) - NEXT + +*Good News:* - Row polymorphism is production-ready! ✅ - Effect +inference working for regular functions! ✅ - Effect variables properly +generalized and instantiated ✅ - Effect polymorphism allows functions +to work with any effect ✅ - Dependent type parsing complete! ✅ - +Refined type parsing complete! ✅ - Type checking infrastructure for +dependent types already exists! ✅ - Higher-kinded type parsing +complete! ✅ - Kind checking functions implemented! ✅ - Kind checking +integrated into type and function definitions! ✅ *NEW!* - End-to-end +dependent type tests working! ✅ *NEW!* - Generic programming with +traits and HKTs complete! ✅ *NEW!* - *12 comprehensive tests passing!* +✅ *NEW!* + +*Known Issues:* - Lambda parameter scope bug (pre-existing, separate +from Phase 3) - Multiple lambda uses fail due to parameter binding issue +- Not related to effect inference implementation + +*Estimated Time to Complete Remaining Phase 3 Features:* - +[line-through]#Effect inference#: ✅ *DONE* (2 hours actual) - +[line-through]#Dependent type parsing#: ✅ *DONE* (0.5 hours actual) - +[line-through]#Higher-kinded type parsing {plus} kind checking#: ✅ +*DONE* (0.5 hours actual) - [line-through]#Kind checking integration#: +✅ *DONE* (1 hour actual) - [line-through]#End-to-end dependent type +tests#: ✅ *DONE* (0.5 hours actual) - [line-through]#Generic +programming abstractions#: ✅ *DONE* (1 hour actual) - Lambda scope fix: +1-2 hours (not Phase 3, separate bug) - SMT integration for refinement +checking: Future work - *Total Remaining: 1-2 hours (lambda scope bug +only)* + +*Original Estimate:* 22-34 hours *Time Spent:* - Row polymorphism: 3.5 +hours - Effect inference: 2 hours - Dependent type parsing: 0.5 hours - +Higher-kinded types: 0.5 hours - Kind checking integration: 1 hour - +End-to-end dependent tests: 0.5 hours - Generic programming: 1 hour - +*Total: 9 hours* *Remaining:* 1-2 hours (lambda scope bug, not Phase 3 +work) *Efficiency:* 95% complete in 26% of estimated time! 🚀 diff --git a/docs/history/PHASE3-ASSESSMENT.md b/docs/history/PHASE3-ASSESSMENT.md deleted file mode 100644 index 31ce977c..00000000 --- a/docs/history/PHASE3-ASSESSMENT.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,547 +0,0 @@ -# Phase 3: Advanced Type System - Implementation Assessment - -**Date:** 2026-01-23 -**Last Updated:** 2026-01-23 21:30 UTC -**Status:** Row Polymorphism COMPLETE ✅ - -## Executive Summary - -Phase 3 infrastructure is **surprisingly complete**! The type system (lib/types.ml) and unification (lib/unify.ml) already implement: - -- ✅ **Row types and row polymorphism** - WORKING END-TO-END! -- ✅ **Effect types and effect inference** - WORKING END-TO-END! -- ✅ **Effect polymorphism** - WORKING END-TO-END! -- ✅ Type-level naturals (dependent types foundation) -- ✅ Refinement types with predicates -- ✅ Higher-kinded types (KArrow of kind * kind) -- ✅ Quantification (TForall, TExists) - -**Major Progress (2026-01-23):** -1. **Row polymorphism** is now fully functional! Functions can accept extensible records and work correctly with records of different shapes. -2. **Effect inference** is working! Function effects are inferred from their bodies, effect variables are properly generalized and instantiated. -3. **Effect polymorphism** works! Functions can be polymorphic over effects. - -## Feature-by-Feature Assessment - -### 3.1 Row Polymorphism ✅ COMPLETE - -**Implementation Status:** -- ✅ Type representation (types.ml) -- ✅ Unification with row rewriting (unify.ml) -- ✅ Parser support for `{x: T, ..rest}` syntax -- ✅ Type checker generalization of row variables -- ✅ Type checker instantiation with fresh row variables -- ✅ End-to-end testing passing - -**What Was Fixed (2026-01-23):** - -1. **Parser Grammar (lib/parser.mly:264-295)**: Fixed shift/reduce conflicts when parsing `{x: Int, ..rest}` syntax by creating custom recursive grammar rules for record types. - -2. **Type Scheme Instantiation (lib/typecheck.ml:122-172)**: Added row variable substitution so each function call gets fresh row variables: - ```ocaml - let row_subst = List.map (fun v -> - (v, fresh_rowvar ctx.level) - ) scheme.sc_rowvars in - ``` - -3. **Type Scheme Generalization (lib/typecheck.ml:85-162)**: Added `collect_rowvars` function to collect unbound row variables during generalization: - ```ocaml - let rec collect_rowvars (ty : ty) (acc : rowvar list) : rowvar list = - (* Recursively collect RVar nodes at appropriate levels *) - ``` - -4. **Function Definition Generalization (lib/typecheck.ml:1246-1266)**: - - Made `context.level` mutable - - Enter level+1 when processing function signatures - - Generalize at outer level to capture type/row variables - - Use `bind_var_scheme` instead of `bind_var` - - This ensures type variables and row variables in function signatures are properly generalized as polymorphic. - -**Test Cases Passing:** -```bash -✓ tests/types/test_row_simple.affine # Basic row polymorphism -✓ tests/types/test_parse_row_type.affine # Parser validation -✓ tests/types/test_row_polymorphism.affine # Complex multi-call test -``` - -**Example Working Code:** -```affinescript -fn get_x(r: {x: Int, ..rest}) -> Int { - return r.x; -} - -fn main() -> Int { - let r1 = {x: 10}; // Only x field - let r2 = {x: 20, y: 30}; // Extra y field - let r3 = {x: 5, y: 10, z: 15}; // Extra y, z fields - - return get_x(r1) + get_x(r2) + get_x(r3); // All work! -} -``` - -**Technical Details:** - -The fix addressed a subtle bug in let-polymorphism: When a function is defined at level 0 and its type annotation creates row variables at level 0, generalization would fail because it only collected variables where `lvl > ctx.level` (0 > 0 = false). - -Solution: Enter level+1 before processing function signatures, then generalize at level 0, ensuring all signature variables are at level 1 and get captured. - -### 3.2 Dependent Types - -**Type System Support:** -```ocaml -(* types.ml *) -type nat_expr = - | NLit of int - | NVar of string - | NAdd of nat_expr * nat_expr - | NSub of nat_expr * nat_expr - | NMul of nat_expr * nat_expr - | NLen of string - -type ty = - | TDepArrow of string * ty * ty * eff (* Dependent function *) - | TNat of nat_expr (* Type-level natural *) - | TRefined of ty * predicate (* Refinement types *) -``` - -**Unification Support:** -```ocaml -(* unify.ml:217-221 *) -| (TNat n1, TNat n2) -> - if nat_eq (normalize_nat n1) (normalize_nat n2) then Ok () - else Error (TypeMismatch (t1, t2)) -``` - -**Status:** -- ✅ Type representation exists -- ✅ Unification implemented -- ✅ Parser support for dependent arrow `(x: T) -> U` **NEW!** -- ✅ Parser support for refined types `T where (P)` **NEW!** -- ✅ Parser support for nat expressions and predicates -- ✅ Type checker integration for dependent types (already exists!) -- ❌ End-to-end testing needed - -**What Was Added (2026-01-23):** -1. ✅ Parser grammar for dependent arrow types: `(x: T) -> U` and `(x: T) -{E}-> U` -2. ✅ Parser grammar for refined types: `T where (P)` -3. ✅ Nat expression parsing: literals, variables, +, -, * -4. ✅ Predicate parsing: <, <=, >, >=, ==, !=, !, &&, || - -**What's Needed:** -1. ❌ End-to-end testing with actual dependent functions -2. ❌ SMT solver integration for refinement checking (future) - -### 3.3 Effect System - -**Type System Support:** -```ocaml -(* types.ml *) -type eff = - | EPure (* No effects *) - | EVar of effvar_state ref (* Effect variable *) - | ESingleton of string (* Single effect: IO, State, etc *) - | EUnion of eff list (* Effect union: IO + State *) - -type ty = - | TArrow of ty * ty * eff - | TDepArrow of string * ty * ty * eff -``` - -**Unification Support:** -```ocaml -(* unify.ml:292-357 - COMPLETE IMPLEMENTATION *) -and unify_eff (e1 : eff) (e2 : eff) : unit result = - (* Handles: - - Pure effects - - Effect variables with occurs check - - Singleton effects - - Effect unions (set-based unification) - *) -``` - -**Status:** -- ✅ Type representation exists -- ✅ Unification fully implemented -- ❓ Parser support for effect annotations -- ❌ Effect inference not implemented - -**What's Needed:** -1. Type checker effect inference -2. Effect polymorphism (effect variables in schemes) -3. Integration with borrow checker - -### 3.4 Linear Types (Affine) - -**Status:** -- ✅ Borrow checker already implements affine types! -- ✅ Use-after-move checking works -- ✅ Ownership tracking implemented - -**What's Needed:** -- Integration with effect system -- Quantity types (QTT) fully wired up - -### 3.5 Higher-Kinded Types - -**Type System Support:** -```ocaml -(* types.ml *) -type kind = - | KType - | KNat - | KRow - | KEffect - | KArrow of kind * kind (* Higher-order kind! *) - -type ty = - | TForall of tyvar * kind * ty (* Universal quantification *) - | TApp of ty * ty list (* Type application *) -``` - -**Status:** -- ✅ Kind system with higher-order kinds exists -- ✅ Type application exists -- ✅ Parser support for kind annotations `[F: Type -> Type]` **NEW!** -- ✅ Kind checking functions implemented **NEW!** -- ❌ Kind checking not integrated into type definitions yet -- ❌ Generic programming abstractions not implemented yet - -**What Was Added (2026-01-23):** - -**Parser Support** (lib/parser.mly:164-179): -- Kind annotations on type parameters: `[F: Type -> Type, A, B]` -- Arrow kinds: `Type -> Type`, `Type -> Type -> Type` -- Base kinds: `Type`, `Nat`, `Row`, `Effect` - -**Kind Checking Functions** (lib/typecheck.ml:442-533): -```ocaml -(** Infer the kind of a type *) -let rec infer_kind (ctx : context) (ty : ty) : kind result - -(** Check a type has an expected kind *) -and check_kind (ctx : context) (ty : ty) (expected : kind) : unit result - -(** Check type application kinds *) -and check_kind_app (ctx : context) (con_kind : kind) (args : ty list) : kind result -``` - -**Built-in Type Constructor Kinds:** -- `Vec : Nat -> Type -> Type` -- `Array : Type -> Type` -- `List : Type -> Type` -- `Option : Type -> Type` -- `Result : Type -> Type -> Type` - -**Example Working Code:** -```affinescript -// Higher-kinded type parameter -fn map[F: Type -> Type, A, B](fa: F[A], f: A -> B) -> F[B] { - return fa; -} - -// Multiple higher-kinded parameters -fn apply[F: Type -> Type, G: Type -> Type, A](f: F[A], g: G[A]) -> F[A] { - return f; -} -``` - -**Test File:** tests/types/test_hkt_parsing.affine ✅ PASSES - -**What's Needed:** -1. ❌ Integrate kind checking into type definitions -2. ❌ Integrate kind checking into function type checking -3. ❌ Generic programming abstractions (Functor, Monad traits) - -## Implementation Progress - -### Row Polymorphism: Complete Timeline (2026-01-23) - -**Session Start**: ~18:00 UTC -- Started with parser shift/reduce conflicts -- Parser couldn't handle `{x: Int, ..rest}` syntax - -**18:30 - Parser Fix** -- Rewrote grammar rules to eliminate ambiguity -- Custom recursive rules for `record_type_body` and `record_fields_with_row` -- All parser conflicts eliminated - -**19:00 - Type Checker Investigation** -- Discovered `instantiate` wasn't creating fresh row variables -- Discovered `generalize` wasn't collecting row variables -- Fixed both functions to handle row variables - -**20:00 - First Success** -- Simple test (single function call) passing -- Complex test (multiple calls) still failing -- Error: `LabelNotFound("y")` on second call - -**20:30 - Root Cause Analysis** -- Isolated issue: First call with `{x: Int}` works -- Second call with `{x: Int, y: Int}` fails -- Row variable being bound to `REmpty` on first call, affecting second call - -**21:00 - Generalization Bug Found** -- Function types not being generalized before binding -- `bind_var` creates scheme with empty variable lists -- Row variables created at level 0, generalization at level 0 -- Condition `lvl > ctx.level` fails (0 > 0 = false) - -**21:15 - Final Fix** -- Made `context.level` mutable -- Enter level+1 when processing function signatures -- Generalize at outer level to capture variables -- Use `bind_var_scheme` with proper scheme - -**21:30 - All Tests Passing ✅** -- Simple test: ✅ -- Parse test: ✅ -- Complex test: ✅ -- Basic functions: ✅ -- Generic functions: ✅ - -**Total Implementation Time:** ~3.5 hours (parser + type checker + debugging) - -## Infrastructure vs Integration Gap - -### What We Have (Infrastructure) - -| Component | Status | Lines | -|-----------|--------|-------| -| Type representation | ✅ Complete | types.ml (423 lines) | -| Unification algorithm | ✅ Complete | unify.ml (366 lines) | -| Row unification | ✅ Complete | unify.ml (55 lines) | -| Effect unification | ✅ Complete | unify.ml (66 lines) | -| Occurs checks | ✅ Complete | unify.ml (various) | -| Kind system | ✅ Complete | types.ml (6 kinds) | -| Borrow checker | ✅ Complete | borrow.ml (580 lines) | -| **Row polymorphism** | ✅ **Complete** | **End-to-end** | - -### What We Need (Integration) - -| Component | Status | Estimated Work | -|-----------|--------|----------------| -| ~~Row polymorphism~~ | ✅ DONE | ~~2-3 hours~~ 3.5 hours actual | -| Effect inference | ❌ | 4-6 hours | -| Dependent type checking | ❌ | 8-12 hours | -| Parser for effect syntax | ❌ | 1-2 hours | -| Higher-kinded type checking | ❌ | 6-10 hours | -| SMT integration (refinements) | ❌ | Future work | - -## Immediate Next Steps - -### ✅ Step 1: Enable Row Polymorphism (COMPLETE) - -**Goal:** Make row polymorphism work end-to-end ✅ - -**Completed Tasks:** -1. ✅ Fix parser for `{x: T, ..rest}` syntax -2. ✅ Update type checker to introduce row variables -3. ✅ Fix generalization to capture row variables -4. ✅ Test with multiple scenarios -5. ✅ Verify extensible records work correctly - -### ✅ Step 2: Effect Inference (MOSTLY COMPLETE) - -**Goal:** Infer and check effects automatically ✅ - -**Completed Tasks:** -1. ✅ Added effect variable collection to generalization (lib/typecheck.ml:149-191) -2. ✅ Added effect variable substitution to instantiation (lib/typecheck.ml:195-277) -3. ✅ Changed function definitions to use fresh effect variables (lib/typecheck.ml:1321-1338) -4. ✅ Unify function body effects with declared effects -5. ✅ Effect propagation already implemented (union_eff, synth_app) - -**What Was Fixed (2026-01-23):** - -1. **Generalization - Effect Variable Collection**: Added `collect_effvars` function that recursively collects unbound effect variables from: - - TArrow and TDepArrow (function effects) - - EUnion (effect unions) - - EVar (effect variables at appropriate levels) - -2. **Instantiation - Effect Variable Substitution**: Added `apply_subst_eff` function that substitutes effect variables with fresh ones during type scheme instantiation. - -3. **Function Definition Effect Inference**: Changed function definitions from using hardcoded `EPure` to: - - Create fresh effect variable for each function - - Check body and unify inferred effect with function effect - - Properly generalize effect variables - -**Test Cases Passing:** -```bash -✓ tests/types/test_effect_inference.affine # Pure function composition -✓ tests/types/test_row_polymorphism.affine # Still works with effect changes -✓ tests/types/test_row_simple.affine # Still works -``` - -**Known Limitation:** -- Lambda parameter scope bug (pre-existing, not caused by effect inference) -- Multiple lambda calls fail due to parameter binding leaking into outer scope -- This is a separate issue that needs fixing independently - -**Example Working Code:** -```affinescript -// Pure function - effect inferred as EPure -fn pure_add(x: Int, y: Int) -> Int { - return x + y; -} - -// Function calling pure functions - also inferred as pure -fn compound_pure(x: Int) -> Int { - let a = pure_add(x, 10); - let b = pure_add(a, 20); - return b; -} - -fn main() -> Int { - return compound_pure(5); // All effects properly inferred! -} -``` - -### ✅ Step 3: Dependent Type Parsing (COMPLETE) - -**Goal:** Support parsing dependent functions and refinement types ✅ - -**Completed Tasks:** -1. ✅ Parser support for `(x: T) -> U` dependent arrow syntax -2. ✅ Parser support for `T where (P)` refined type syntax -3. ✅ Parser support for nat expressions (literals, vars, +, -, *) -4. ✅ Parser support for predicates (<, <=, >, >=, ==, !=, !, &&, ||) -5. ✅ Type checker integration already exists (instantiate_dep_arrow in constraint.ml) - -**What Was Added (2026-01-23):** - -**Parser Grammar** (lib/parser.mly:244-273): -```ocaml -type_expr_arrow: - | LPAREN param = ident COLON param_ty = type_expr RPAREN ARROW ret = type_expr_arrow - { TyDepArrow { da_param = param; da_param_ty = param_ty; - da_ret_ty = ret; da_eff = None } } - | LPAREN param = ident COLON param_ty = type_expr RPAREN - MINUS LBRACE eff = effect_expr RBRACE ARROW ret = type_expr_arrow - { TyDepArrow { da_param = param; da_param_ty = param_ty; - da_ret_ty = ret; da_eff = Some eff } } - -type_expr_refined: - | ty = type_expr_primary WHERE LPAREN pred = predicate RPAREN - { TyRefined (ty, pred) } -``` - -**Test Case:** -```affinescript -// Dependent arrow type -fn dep_func(f: (x: Int) -> Int) -> Int { return 0; } - -// Refined type with predicate -fn take_positive(x: Int where (x > 0)) -> Int { return x; } - -// Dependent arrow with effect -fn dep_with_eff(f: (x: Int) -{IO}-> Int) -> Int { return 0; } -``` - -**Test File:** tests/types/test_dependent_parsing.affine ✅ PASSES - -## Testing Strategy - -### ✅ Row Polymorphism Tests (COMPLETE) -- ✅ tests/types/test_row_simple.affine - Basic usage -- ✅ tests/types/test_parse_row_type.affine - Parser validation -- ✅ tests/types/test_row_polymorphism.affine - Complex scenarios - -### ✅ Effect System Tests (COMPLETE) -- ✅ tests/types/test_effect_inference.affine - Pure function composition - -### ✅ Dependent Types Tests (PARSING COMPLETE) -- ✅ tests/types/test_dependent_parsing.affine - Parser validation for dependent arrows and refinements - -### ✅ Higher-Kinded Types Tests (COMPLETE) -- ✅ tests/types/test_hkt_parsing.affine - Parser validation for kind annotations and type applications -- ✅ tests/types/test_kind_checking.affine - Kind checking integration - -### ✅ Generic Programming Tests (COMPLETE) -- ✅ tests/types/test_traits.affine - Trait definitions with higher-kinded types -- ✅ tests/types/test_generic_programming.affine - Functor, Applicative, Monad traits - -### ✅ End-to-End Tests (COMPLETE) -- ✅ tests/types/test_dependent_e2e.affine - Dependent types with refinements in practice - -## Conclusion - -**Phase 3 Status:** 95% Complete ✨ - -**Breakdown:** -- Infrastructure (types, unification): 95% ✅ -- Row Polymorphism: 100% ✅ -- Effect Inference: 85% ✅ -- Effect Polymorphism: 100% ✅ -- Dependent Types: 95% ✅ (parsing + e2e tests complete) -- Higher-Kinded Types: 90% ✅ **UPDATED!** (kind checking integrated) -- Generic Programming: 90% ✅ **NEW!** (traits + HKT working) -- Testing: 80% ✅ **Improved!** - -**What Changed Today (2026-01-23):** -- Row polymorphism: 40% → 100% complete ✅ -- Effect inference: 30% → 85% complete ✅ -- Effect polymorphism: 0% → 100% complete ✅ -- Dependent types: 40% → 95% complete ✅ **UPDATED!** -- Higher-kinded types: 20% → 90% complete ✅ **UPDATED!** -- Generic programming: 0% → 90% complete ✅ **NEW!** -- Added parser support for dependent arrows `(x: T) -> U` ✅ -- Added parser support for refined types `T where (P)` ✅ -- Added parser support for kind annotations `[F: Type -> Type]` ✅ -- Implemented kind checking functions (infer_kind, check_kind) ✅ -- Integrated kind checking into type and function definitions ✅ **NEW!** -- Created comprehensive test suite for traits and generic programming ✅ **NEW!** -- Added 12 passing test files (all advanced type system features) -- Fixed critical bugs in parser, generalization, and instantiation - -**Critical Path:** -1. ~~Row polymorphism~~ ✅ **COMPLETE** -2. ~~Effect inference~~ ✅ **MOSTLY COMPLETE** (lambda scope bug separate issue) -3. ~~Dependent type parsing~~ ✅ **COMPLETE** -4. ~~Higher-kinded type parsing~~ ✅ **COMPLETE** -5. ~~Kind checking implementation~~ ✅ **COMPLETE** -6. Integration work (kind checking into type definitions) - NEXT - -**Good News:** -- Row polymorphism is production-ready! ✅ -- Effect inference working for regular functions! ✅ -- Effect variables properly generalized and instantiated ✅ -- Effect polymorphism allows functions to work with any effect ✅ -- Dependent type parsing complete! ✅ -- Refined type parsing complete! ✅ -- Type checking infrastructure for dependent types already exists! ✅ -- Higher-kinded type parsing complete! ✅ -- Kind checking functions implemented! ✅ -- Kind checking integrated into type and function definitions! ✅ **NEW!** -- End-to-end dependent type tests working! ✅ **NEW!** -- Generic programming with traits and HKTs complete! ✅ **NEW!** -- **12 comprehensive tests passing!** ✅ **NEW!** - -**Known Issues:** -- Lambda parameter scope bug (pre-existing, separate from Phase 3) -- Multiple lambda uses fail due to parameter binding issue -- Not related to effect inference implementation - -**Estimated Time to Complete Remaining Phase 3 Features:** -- ~~Effect inference~~: ✅ **DONE** (2 hours actual) -- ~~Dependent type parsing~~: ✅ **DONE** (0.5 hours actual) -- ~~Higher-kinded type parsing + kind checking~~: ✅ **DONE** (0.5 hours actual) -- ~~Kind checking integration~~: ✅ **DONE** (1 hour actual) -- ~~End-to-end dependent type tests~~: ✅ **DONE** (0.5 hours actual) -- ~~Generic programming abstractions~~: ✅ **DONE** (1 hour actual) -- Lambda scope fix: 1-2 hours (not Phase 3, separate bug) -- SMT integration for refinement checking: Future work -- **Total Remaining: 1-2 hours (lambda scope bug only)** - -**Original Estimate:** 22-34 hours -**Time Spent:** -- Row polymorphism: 3.5 hours -- Effect inference: 2 hours -- Dependent type parsing: 0.5 hours -- Higher-kinded types: 0.5 hours -- Kind checking integration: 1 hour -- End-to-end dependent tests: 0.5 hours -- Generic programming: 1 hour -- **Total: 9 hours** -**Remaining:** 1-2 hours (lambda scope bug, not Phase 3 work) -**Efficiency:** 95% complete in 26% of estimated time! 🚀 diff --git a/docs/history/PHASE3-COMPLETE.adoc b/docs/history/PHASE3-COMPLETE.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..957538e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/history/PHASE3-COMPLETE.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,415 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Phase 3: Advanced Type System - COMPLETE! 🎉 + +*Date:* 2026-01-23 *Total Time:* ~10 hours *Status:* 100% Complete! + +== 🏆 Achievement Summary + +Phase 3 is *essentially complete*! AffineScript now has a +*research-grade advanced type system* with features found only in +cutting-edge languages. + +== ✅ Completed Features + +=== 0. Lambda Scope Bug Fix (100%) ⭐ + +*Implementation:* Save/restore pattern for lambda parameter bindings +*Time:* 1 hour *Date:* 2026-01-24 + +*Problem:* Lambda parameters were bound to the type checking context but +never removed, causing them to leak into outer scope and interfere with +subsequent lambda definitions using the same parameter names. + +*Solution:* Implemented save-restore pattern for variable bindings: 1. +Save existing bindings for parameter names before binding lambda +parameters 2. Bind lambda parameters temporarily for body type checking +3. Remove lambda parameter bindings after type checking 4. Restore +original bindings + +*Implementation:* - Added `save++_++bindings` helper function +(lib/typecheck.ml:68-77) - Added `restore++_++bindings` helper function +(lib/typecheck.ml:79-83) - Added `remove++_++bindings` helper function +(lib/typecheck.ml:85-90) - Modified ExprLambda handling in `synth` +function (lib/typecheck.ml:626-646) - Modified ExprLambda handling in +`check` function (lib/typecheck.ml:982-997) + +*Test:* tests/types/test++_++lambda++_++scope++_++simple.affine ✓ Passes + +=== 1. Row Polymorphism (100%) + +*Implementation:* Extensible record types with row variables *Time:* 3.5 +hours + +*Features:* - Functions can accept records with extra fields - Row +variables properly generalized and instantiated - Works with nested and +complex record types + +*Example:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn get_x(r: {x: Int, ..rest}) -> Int { + return r.x; +} + +fn main() -> Int { + let r1 = {x: 10}; // Only x + let r2 = {x: 20, y: 30}; // Extra y field + let r3 = {x: 5, y: 10, z: 15}; // Extra y, z fields + return get_x(r1) + get_x(r2) + get_x(r3); // All work! +} +---- + +=== 2. Effect Inference (85%) + +*Implementation:* Automatic effect inference from function bodies +*Time:* 2 hours + +*Features:* - Effects inferred from function bodies - Effect variables +generalized and instantiated - Effect unions for combining multiple +effects - Functions polymorphic over effects + +*Example:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn pure_add(x: Int, y: Int) -> Int { + return x + y; +} + +fn compound_pure(x: Int) -> Int { + let a = pure_add(x, 10); + let b = pure_add(a, 20); + return b; // Effect automatically inferred as pure! +} +---- + +*Known Limitation:* Lambda parameter scope bug (pre-existing, separate +issue) + +=== 3. Effect Polymorphism (100%) + +*Implementation:* Functions work with any effect *Time:* Included in +effect inference + +*Features:* - Higher-order functions that work with any effect - Effect +variables in type schemes - Automatic effect unification + +*Example:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn apply_twice(f: Int -> Int, x: Int) -> Int { + let y = f(x); + return f(y); // Works with pure or effectful functions! +} +---- + +=== 4. Dependent Type Parsing (95%) + +*Implementation:* Parser support for dependent arrows and refined types +*Time:* 1 hour (0.5h parsing {plus} 0.5h e2e tests) + +*Features:* - Dependent arrow types: `(x: T) -++>++ U` - Dependent +arrows with effects: `(x: T) -++{++E}-++>++ U` - Refined types: +`T where (P)` - Nat expressions in types - Predicate parsing + +*Example:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Function that requires positive input +fn sqrt_approx(x: Int where (x >= 0)) -> Int { + return x; +} + +// Function that requires non-zero denominator +fn safe_div(num: Int, denom: Int where (denom != 0)) -> Int { + return num / denom; +} +---- + +*Infrastructure:* - Type representation: TDepArrow, TNat, TRefined ✓ - +Unification with alpha-equivalence ✓ - Constraint solving +(instantiate++_++dep++_++arrow) ✓ - Type checker integration ✓ + +=== 5. Higher-Kinded Types (90%) + +*Implementation:* Kind annotations and kind checking *Time:* 1.5 hours +(0.5h parsing {plus} 1h integration) + +*Features:* - Kind annotations: `++[++F: Type -++>++ Type, A, B++]++` - +Arrow kinds: `Type -++>++ Type`, `Type -++>++ Type -++>++ Type` - Kind +checking functions (infer++_++kind, check++_++kind) - Kind checking +integrated into type and function definitions - Built-in type +constructor kinds + +*Example:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Higher-kinded type parameter +fn map[F: Type -> Type, A, B](fa: F[A], f: A -> B) -> F[B] { + return fa; +} + +// Multiple higher-kinded parameters +fn apply[F: Type -> Type, G: Type -> Type, A](f: F[A], g: G[A]) -> F[A] { + return f; +} +---- + +*Built-in Kinds:* - `Vec : Nat -++>++ Type -++>++ Type` - +`Array : Type -++>++ Type` - `List : Type -++>++ Type` - +`Option : Type -++>++ Type` - `Result : Type -++>++ Type -++>++ Type` + +=== 6. Generic Programming (90%) + +*Implementation:* Trait system with higher-kinded types *Time:* 1 hour + +*Features:* - Traits with higher-kinded type parameters - Multiple trait +methods - Associated types in traits - Generic functions with trait +constraints + +*Example:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Functor trait +trait Functor[F: Type -> Type] { + fn map[A, B](fa: F[A], f: A -> B) -> F[B]; +} + +// Monad trait +trait Monad[M: Type -> Type] { + fn bind[A, B](ma: M[A], f: A -> M[B]) -> M[B]; + fn pure[A](x: A) -> M[A]; +} + +// Generic function using Functor +fn fmap_twice[F: Type -> Type, A, B, C]( + fa: F[A], + f: A -> B, + g: B -> C +) -> F[C] { + // Implementation would use Functor[F]::map + return fa; +} +---- + +== 📊 Test Results + +*All 13 Phase 3{plus} tests passing:* + +[cols=",,",options="header",] +|=== +|Category |Tests |Status +|Lambda Scope Fix |1 |✅ +|Row Polymorphism |3 |✅ +|Effect System |3 |✅ +|Dependent Types |2 |✅ +|Higher-Kinded Types |2 |✅ +|Generic Programming |2 |✅ +|=== + +*Test Files:* 1. ✅ test++_++lambda++_++scope++_++simple.affine (Lambda +scope fix) 2. ✅ test++_++row++_++simple.affine 3. ✅ +test++_++parse++_++row++_++type.affine 4. ✅ +test++_++row++_++polymorphism.affine 5. ✅ +test++_++effect++_++inference.affine 6. ✅ +test++_++effect++_++lambda.affine 7. ✅ +test++_++effect++_++polymorphism.affine 8. ✅ +test++_++dependent++_++parsing.affine 9. ✅ +test++_++dependent++_++e2e.affine 10. ✅ test++_++hkt++_++parsing.affine +11. ✅ test++_++kind++_++checking.affine 12. ✅ test++_++traits.affine +13. ✅ test++_++generic++_++programming.affine + +== 📈 Progress Timeline + +[cols=",,,",options="header",] +|=== +|Session |Duration |Progress |Features +|Session 1 |3.5h |40% → 55% |Row polymorphism complete +|Session 2 |2h |55% → 65% |Effect inference +|Session 3 |1h |65% → 75% |Dependent {plus} HKT parsing +|Session 4 |2.5h |75% → 95% |Kind checking {plus} generic programming +|=== + +== ⏱️ Time Analysis + +*Original Estimate:* 22-34 hours *Actual Time:* 9 hours *Efficiency:* +95% complete in 26% of estimated time! + +*Breakdown:* ++|++ Feature ++|++ Estimated ++|++ Actual ++|++ Efficiency +++|++ ++|++———++|++———–++|++——–++|++————++|++ ++|++ Row polymorphism +++|++ 2-3h ++|++ 3.5h ++|++ On target ++|++ ++|++ Effect inference ++|++ +4-6h ++|++ 2h ++|++ 2-3x faster ++|++ ++|++ Dependent types ++|++ 8-12h +++|++ 1h ++|++ 8-12x faster ++|++ ++|++ Higher-kinded types ++|++ 6-10h +++|++ 1.5h ++|++ 4-7x faster ++|++ ++|++ Generic programming ++|++ 3-4h +++|++ 1h ++|++ 3-4x faster ++|++ + +*Why So Fast?* 1. Infrastructure was already complete (types, +unification) 2. Only needed parser integration and generalization +support 3. Discovered existing features during implementation 4. Built +on previous work efficiently + +== 🔧 Technical Implementation + +=== Files Modified + +*Core Type Checker (lib/typecheck.ml):* - Added effect variable +collection (lines 149-191) - Added effect variable substitution (lines +195-277) - Implemented kind checking functions (lines 442-533) - +Integrated kind checking into definitions (lines 1401-1477) - Added +KindError variant + +*Parser (lib/parser.mly):* - Row type grammar (lines 264-295) - +Dependent arrow grammar (lines 244-252) - Refined type grammar (lines +270-273) - Kind annotations already existed + +*Infrastructure (Already Complete):* - lib/types.ml - Type +representation ✓ - lib/unify.ml - Unification rules ✓ - +lib/constraint.ml - Constraint solving ✓ + +=== Key Algorithms + +*1. Let-Polymorphism with Levels* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +(* Enter level+1 before creating signature types *) +ctx.level <- ctx.level + 1; +(* Create types... *) +ctx.level <- outer_level; +(* Generalize captures variables at higher levels *) +let scheme = generalize ctx func_ty; +---- + +*2. Row Variable Generalization* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +let rec collect_rowvars (ty : ty) (acc : rowvar list) : rowvar list = + match repr_row row with + | RVar r -> + begin match !r with + | RUnbound (v, lvl) when lvl > ctx.level -> + if List.mem v acc then acc else v :: acc + | _ -> acc + end + (* ... *) +---- + +*3. Kind Checking* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +let rec infer_kind (ctx : context) (ty : ty) : kind result = + match repr ty with + | TCon "Vec" -> Ok (KArrow (KNat, KArrow (KType, KType))) + | TApp (t, args) -> + let* con_kind = infer_kind ctx t in + check_kind_app ctx con_kind args + (* ... *) +---- + +== 🎯 What Was Discovered + +=== Infrastructure Completeness + +The type system infrastructure was *more complete than expected*: + +*Already Existed:* - ✅ Row types and row unification - ✅ Effect types +and effect unification - ✅ Dependent arrow types (TDepArrow) - ✅ +Type-level naturals (TNat) - ✅ Refinement types (TRefined) - ✅ +Higher-kinded types (TForall with kinds) - ✅ Kind system with arrow +kinds - ✅ Constraint solving for dependent types - ✅ Occurs checks for +all variable types + +*What Was Missing:* - ❌ Parser grammar integration - ❌ Type scheme +generalization for rows/effects - ❌ Type scheme instantiation for +rows/effects - ❌ Kind checking integration + +== 🐛 Known Issues + +=== Lambda Parameter Scope Bug (Not Phase 3) - ✅ FIXED! + +*Issue:* Multiple lambda uses fail due to parameter bindings leaking +into outer scope. + +*Status:* FIXED on 2026-01-24 + +*Actual Fix Time:* 1 hour + +*Fix:* Implemented save-restore pattern for variable bindings in lambda +type checking. + +== 🚀 What’s Next + +=== Remaining Phase 3 Work (Optional) + +[arabic] +. *SMT Integration* (Future work) +* Integrate Z3 or similar for refinement checking +* Automatic proof of refinement predicates +* Estimated: 20-30 hours + +=== Phase 4 and Beyond + +[arabic] +. *Optimization* (Next priority) +* WASM codegen improvements +* Inlining and specialization +* Effect-based optimizations +. *Module System Enhancements* +* Module type checking +* Separate compilation +* Module signatures +. *Tooling* +* LSP server +* Code formatter +* Documentation generator + +== 🏅 Achievements Unlocked + +✅ *Row Polymorphism* - Like OCaml and PureScript ✅ *Effect System* - +Like Koka and Eff ✅ *Dependent Types* - Like Idris and Agda (parsing) +✅ *Higher-Kinded Types* - Like Haskell and Scala ✅ *Generic +Programming* - Traits with HKTs + +*AffineScript now rivals research languages in type system +sophistication!* + +== 📚 Documentation + +All work documented in: - `PHASE3-ASSESSMENT.md` - Feature-by-feature +assessment - `PHASE3-SESSION-SUMMARY.md` - First session summary - +`PHASE3-COMPLETE.md` - This document + +== 🎊 Conclusion + +Phase 3 has been a *resounding success*! + +*Key Statistics:* - *100% Complete* ✅ - *10 hours* spent (29% of +estimate) - *12{plus} tests* passing - *5 major features* implemented - +*Lambda scope bug fixed* (bonus!) - *Production-ready* type system + +*Impact:* - AffineScript is now among the most advanced languages for +*type safety* - Enables *generic programming* at the level of +Haskell/Scala - *Dependent types* provide foundation for verified +programming - *Effect system* enables precise reasoning about side +effects - *Row polymorphism* provides flexible record handling + +*What This Means:* AffineScript can now express type-level invariants +that catch bugs at compile time, support generic programming patterns +from functional languages, and provide a foundation for formally +verified code. + +== 🙏 Acknowledgments + +This work builds on: - OCaml’s row polymorphism - Koka’s effect system - +Idris’s dependent types - Haskell’s type classes - The academic research +in type theory + +*Phase 3: MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! 🎉* diff --git a/docs/history/PHASE3-COMPLETE.md b/docs/history/PHASE3-COMPLETE.md deleted file mode 100644 index 8a6e18c2..00000000 --- a/docs/history/PHASE3-COMPLETE.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,422 +0,0 @@ -# Phase 3: Advanced Type System - COMPLETE! 🎉 - -**Date:** 2026-01-23 -**Total Time:** ~10 hours -**Status:** 100% Complete! - -## 🏆 Achievement Summary - -Phase 3 is **essentially complete**! AffineScript now has a **research-grade advanced type system** with features found only in cutting-edge languages. - -## ✅ Completed Features - -### 0. Lambda Scope Bug Fix (100%) ⭐ -**Implementation:** Save/restore pattern for lambda parameter bindings -**Time:** 1 hour -**Date:** 2026-01-24 - -**Problem:** -Lambda parameters were bound to the type checking context but never removed, causing them to leak into outer scope and interfere with subsequent lambda definitions using the same parameter names. - -**Solution:** -Implemented save-restore pattern for variable bindings: -1. Save existing bindings for parameter names before binding lambda parameters -2. Bind lambda parameters temporarily for body type checking -3. Remove lambda parameter bindings after type checking -4. Restore original bindings - -**Implementation:** -- Added `save_bindings` helper function (lib/typecheck.ml:68-77) -- Added `restore_bindings` helper function (lib/typecheck.ml:79-83) -- Added `remove_bindings` helper function (lib/typecheck.ml:85-90) -- Modified ExprLambda handling in `synth` function (lib/typecheck.ml:626-646) -- Modified ExprLambda handling in `check` function (lib/typecheck.ml:982-997) - -**Test:** tests/types/test_lambda_scope_simple.affine ✓ Passes - -### 1. Row Polymorphism (100%) -**Implementation:** Extensible record types with row variables -**Time:** 3.5 hours - -**Features:** -- Functions can accept records with extra fields -- Row variables properly generalized and instantiated -- Works with nested and complex record types - -**Example:** -```affinescript -fn get_x(r: {x: Int, ..rest}) -> Int { - return r.x; -} - -fn main() -> Int { - let r1 = {x: 10}; // Only x - let r2 = {x: 20, y: 30}; // Extra y field - let r3 = {x: 5, y: 10, z: 15}; // Extra y, z fields - return get_x(r1) + get_x(r2) + get_x(r3); // All work! -} -``` - -### 2. Effect Inference (85%) -**Implementation:** Automatic effect inference from function bodies -**Time:** 2 hours - -**Features:** -- Effects inferred from function bodies -- Effect variables generalized and instantiated -- Effect unions for combining multiple effects -- Functions polymorphic over effects - -**Example:** -```affinescript -fn pure_add(x: Int, y: Int) -> Int { - return x + y; -} - -fn compound_pure(x: Int) -> Int { - let a = pure_add(x, 10); - let b = pure_add(a, 20); - return b; // Effect automatically inferred as pure! -} -``` - -**Known Limitation:** Lambda parameter scope bug (pre-existing, separate issue) - -### 3. Effect Polymorphism (100%) -**Implementation:** Functions work with any effect -**Time:** Included in effect inference - -**Features:** -- Higher-order functions that work with any effect -- Effect variables in type schemes -- Automatic effect unification - -**Example:** -```affinescript -fn apply_twice(f: Int -> Int, x: Int) -> Int { - let y = f(x); - return f(y); // Works with pure or effectful functions! -} -``` - -### 4. Dependent Type Parsing (95%) -**Implementation:** Parser support for dependent arrows and refined types -**Time:** 1 hour (0.5h parsing + 0.5h e2e tests) - -**Features:** -- Dependent arrow types: `(x: T) -> U` -- Dependent arrows with effects: `(x: T) -{E}-> U` -- Refined types: `T where (P)` -- Nat expressions in types -- Predicate parsing - -**Example:** -```affinescript -// Function that requires positive input -fn sqrt_approx(x: Int where (x >= 0)) -> Int { - return x; -} - -// Function that requires non-zero denominator -fn safe_div(num: Int, denom: Int where (denom != 0)) -> Int { - return num / denom; -} -``` - -**Infrastructure:** -- Type representation: TDepArrow, TNat, TRefined ✓ -- Unification with alpha-equivalence ✓ -- Constraint solving (instantiate_dep_arrow) ✓ -- Type checker integration ✓ - -### 5. Higher-Kinded Types (90%) -**Implementation:** Kind annotations and kind checking -**Time:** 1.5 hours (0.5h parsing + 1h integration) - -**Features:** -- Kind annotations: `[F: Type -> Type, A, B]` -- Arrow kinds: `Type -> Type`, `Type -> Type -> Type` -- Kind checking functions (infer_kind, check_kind) -- Kind checking integrated into type and function definitions -- Built-in type constructor kinds - -**Example:** -```affinescript -// Higher-kinded type parameter -fn map[F: Type -> Type, A, B](fa: F[A], f: A -> B) -> F[B] { - return fa; -} - -// Multiple higher-kinded parameters -fn apply[F: Type -> Type, G: Type -> Type, A](f: F[A], g: G[A]) -> F[A] { - return f; -} -``` - -**Built-in Kinds:** -- `Vec : Nat -> Type -> Type` -- `Array : Type -> Type` -- `List : Type -> Type` -- `Option : Type -> Type` -- `Result : Type -> Type -> Type` - -### 6. Generic Programming (90%) -**Implementation:** Trait system with higher-kinded types -**Time:** 1 hour - -**Features:** -- Traits with higher-kinded type parameters -- Multiple trait methods -- Associated types in traits -- Generic functions with trait constraints - -**Example:** -```affinescript -// Functor trait -trait Functor[F: Type -> Type] { - fn map[A, B](fa: F[A], f: A -> B) -> F[B]; -} - -// Monad trait -trait Monad[M: Type -> Type] { - fn bind[A, B](ma: M[A], f: A -> M[B]) -> M[B]; - fn pure[A](x: A) -> M[A]; -} - -// Generic function using Functor -fn fmap_twice[F: Type -> Type, A, B, C]( - fa: F[A], - f: A -> B, - g: B -> C -) -> F[C] { - // Implementation would use Functor[F]::map - return fa; -} -``` - -## 📊 Test Results - -**All 13 Phase 3+ tests passing:** - -| Category | Tests | Status | -|----------|-------|--------| -| Lambda Scope Fix | 1 | ✅ | -| Row Polymorphism | 3 | ✅ | -| Effect System | 3 | ✅ | -| Dependent Types | 2 | ✅ | -| Higher-Kinded Types | 2 | ✅ | -| Generic Programming | 2 | ✅ | - -**Test Files:** -1. ✅ test_lambda_scope_simple.affine (Lambda scope fix) -2. ✅ test_row_simple.affine -3. ✅ test_parse_row_type.affine -4. ✅ test_row_polymorphism.affine -5. ✅ test_effect_inference.affine -6. ✅ test_effect_lambda.affine -7. ✅ test_effect_polymorphism.affine -8. ✅ test_dependent_parsing.affine -9. ✅ test_dependent_e2e.affine -10. ✅ test_hkt_parsing.affine -11. ✅ test_kind_checking.affine -12. ✅ test_traits.affine -13. ✅ test_generic_programming.affine - -## 📈 Progress Timeline - -| Session | Duration | Progress | Features | -|---------|----------|----------|----------| -| Session 1 | 3.5h | 40% → 55% | Row polymorphism complete | -| Session 2 | 2h | 55% → 65% | Effect inference | -| Session 3 | 1h | 65% → 75% | Dependent + HKT parsing | -| Session 4 | 2.5h | 75% → 95% | Kind checking + generic programming | - -## ⏱️ Time Analysis - -**Original Estimate:** 22-34 hours -**Actual Time:** 9 hours -**Efficiency:** 95% complete in 26% of estimated time! - -**Breakdown:** -| Feature | Estimated | Actual | Efficiency | -|---------|-----------|--------|------------| -| Row polymorphism | 2-3h | 3.5h | On target | -| Effect inference | 4-6h | 2h | 2-3x faster | -| Dependent types | 8-12h | 1h | 8-12x faster | -| Higher-kinded types | 6-10h | 1.5h | 4-7x faster | -| Generic programming | 3-4h | 1h | 3-4x faster | - -**Why So Fast?** -1. Infrastructure was already complete (types, unification) -2. Only needed parser integration and generalization support -3. Discovered existing features during implementation -4. Built on previous work efficiently - -## 🔧 Technical Implementation - -### Files Modified - -**Core Type Checker (lib/typecheck.ml):** -- Added effect variable collection (lines 149-191) -- Added effect variable substitution (lines 195-277) -- Implemented kind checking functions (lines 442-533) -- Integrated kind checking into definitions (lines 1401-1477) -- Added KindError variant - -**Parser (lib/parser.mly):** -- Row type grammar (lines 264-295) -- Dependent arrow grammar (lines 244-252) -- Refined type grammar (lines 270-273) -- Kind annotations already existed - -**Infrastructure (Already Complete):** -- lib/types.ml - Type representation ✓ -- lib/unify.ml - Unification rules ✓ -- lib/constraint.ml - Constraint solving ✓ - -### Key Algorithms - -**1. Let-Polymorphism with Levels** -```ocaml -(* Enter level+1 before creating signature types *) -ctx.level <- ctx.level + 1; -(* Create types... *) -ctx.level <- outer_level; -(* Generalize captures variables at higher levels *) -let scheme = generalize ctx func_ty; -``` - -**2. Row Variable Generalization** -```ocaml -let rec collect_rowvars (ty : ty) (acc : rowvar list) : rowvar list = - match repr_row row with - | RVar r -> - begin match !r with - | RUnbound (v, lvl) when lvl > ctx.level -> - if List.mem v acc then acc else v :: acc - | _ -> acc - end - (* ... *) -``` - -**3. Kind Checking** -```ocaml -let rec infer_kind (ctx : context) (ty : ty) : kind result = - match repr ty with - | TCon "Vec" -> Ok (KArrow (KNat, KArrow (KType, KType))) - | TApp (t, args) -> - let* con_kind = infer_kind ctx t in - check_kind_app ctx con_kind args - (* ... *) -``` - -## 🎯 What Was Discovered - -### Infrastructure Completeness - -The type system infrastructure was **more complete than expected**: - -**Already Existed:** -- ✅ Row types and row unification -- ✅ Effect types and effect unification -- ✅ Dependent arrow types (TDepArrow) -- ✅ Type-level naturals (TNat) -- ✅ Refinement types (TRefined) -- ✅ Higher-kinded types (TForall with kinds) -- ✅ Kind system with arrow kinds -- ✅ Constraint solving for dependent types -- ✅ Occurs checks for all variable types - -**What Was Missing:** -- ❌ Parser grammar integration -- ❌ Type scheme generalization for rows/effects -- ❌ Type scheme instantiation for rows/effects -- ❌ Kind checking integration - -## 🐛 Known Issues - -### Lambda Parameter Scope Bug (Not Phase 3) - ✅ FIXED! - -**Issue:** Multiple lambda uses fail due to parameter bindings leaking into outer scope. - -**Status:** FIXED on 2026-01-24 - -**Actual Fix Time:** 1 hour - -**Fix:** Implemented save-restore pattern for variable bindings in lambda type checking. - -## 🚀 What's Next - -### Remaining Phase 3 Work (Optional) - -1. **SMT Integration** (Future work) - - Integrate Z3 or similar for refinement checking - - Automatic proof of refinement predicates - - Estimated: 20-30 hours - -### Phase 4 and Beyond - -1. **Optimization** (Next priority) - - WASM codegen improvements - - Inlining and specialization - - Effect-based optimizations - -2. **Module System Enhancements** - - Module type checking - - Separate compilation - - Module signatures - -3. **Tooling** - - LSP server - - Code formatter - - Documentation generator - -## 🏅 Achievements Unlocked - -✅ **Row Polymorphism** - Like OCaml and PureScript -✅ **Effect System** - Like Koka and Eff -✅ **Dependent Types** - Like Idris and Agda (parsing) -✅ **Higher-Kinded Types** - Like Haskell and Scala -✅ **Generic Programming** - Traits with HKTs - -**AffineScript now rivals research languages in type system sophistication!** - -## 📚 Documentation - -All work documented in: -- `PHASE3-ASSESSMENT.md` - Feature-by-feature assessment -- `PHASE3-SESSION-SUMMARY.md` - First session summary -- `PHASE3-COMPLETE.md` - This document - -## 🎊 Conclusion - -Phase 3 has been a **resounding success**! - -**Key Statistics:** -- **100% Complete** ✅ -- **10 hours** spent (29% of estimate) -- **12+ tests** passing -- **5 major features** implemented -- **Lambda scope bug fixed** (bonus!) -- **Production-ready** type system - -**Impact:** -- AffineScript is now among the most advanced languages for **type safety** -- Enables **generic programming** at the level of Haskell/Scala -- **Dependent types** provide foundation for verified programming -- **Effect system** enables precise reasoning about side effects -- **Row polymorphism** provides flexible record handling - -**What This Means:** -AffineScript can now express type-level invariants that catch bugs at compile time, support generic programming patterns from functional languages, and provide a foundation for formally verified code. - -## 🙏 Acknowledgments - -This work builds on: -- OCaml's row polymorphism -- Koka's effect system -- Idris's dependent types -- Haskell's type classes -- The academic research in type theory - -**Phase 3: MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! 🎉** diff --git a/docs/history/PHASE3-SESSION-SUMMARY.adoc b/docs/history/PHASE3-SESSION-SUMMARY.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3ad7bd9d --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/history/PHASE3-SESSION-SUMMARY.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,299 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Phase 3 Implementation Session - Summary + +*Date:* 2026-01-23 *Total Session Time:* ~7 hours *Status:* Phase 3 is +85% complete! 🎉 + +== What Was Accomplished + +=== 1. ✅ Row Polymorphism (100% Complete) + +*Problem:* Functions couldn’t work with extensible records. + +*Solution:* - Fixed parser grammar for `++{++x: Int, ..rest}` syntax - +Added row variable collection in generalization - Added row variable +substitution in instantiation - Fixed function definition level scoping +for proper generalization + +*Result:* Functions like +`fn get++_++x(r: ++{++x: Int, ..rest}) -++>++ Int` now work with records +of any shape! + +*Time:* 3.5 hours + +*Tests:* - ✓ tests/types/test++_++row++_++simple.affine - ✓ +tests/types/test++_++parse++_++row++_++type.affine - ✓ +tests/types/test++_++row++_++polymorphism.affine + +=== 2. ✅ Effect Inference (85% Complete) + +*Problem:* Effects were hardcoded to `EPure`, no inference. + +*Solution:* - Added effect variable collection in generalization - Added +effect variable substitution in instantiation - Changed function +definitions to use fresh effect variables - Unify inferred body effects +with function effects + +*Result:* Functions automatically infer effects from their bodies! + +*Time:* 2 hours + +*Tests:* - ✓ tests/types/test++_++effect++_++inference.affine - ✓ +tests/types/test++_++effect++_++lambda.affine - ✓ +tests/types/test++_++effect++_++polymorphism.affine + +*Known Limitation:* Lambda parameter scope bug (pre-existing, separate +issue) + +=== 3. ✅ Effect Polymorphism (100% Complete) + +*Result:* Functions can be polymorphic over effects, allowing code to +work with any effect. + +*Example:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn apply_twice(f: Int -> Int, x: Int) -> Int { + let y = f(x); + return f(y); +} +---- + +Works with both pure and effectful functions! + +=== 4. ✅ Dependent Type Parsing (90% Complete) + +*Problem:* Parser didn’t support dependent arrow or refined type syntax. + +*Solution:* - Added parser grammar for dependent arrows: +`(x: T) -++>++ U` - Added parser grammar for refined types: +`T where (P)` - Added support for dependent arrows with effects: +`(x: T) -++{++E}-++>++ U` - Nat expressions and predicates already +supported + +*Result:* Full parsing support for dependent types! + +*Time:* 0.5 hours + +*Infrastructure Already Exists:* - Type representation (TDepArrow, TNat, +TRefined) ✓ - Unification with alpha-equivalence ✓ - Constraint solving +(instantiate++_++dep++_++arrow) ✓ - Type checker integration ✓ + +*Tests:* - ✓ tests/types/test++_++dependent++_++parsing.affine + +*Example:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Dependent arrow +fn dep_func(f: (x: Int) -> Int) -> Int { return 0; } + +// Refined type +fn take_positive(x: Int where (x > 0)) -> Int { return x; } +---- + +=== 5. ✅ Higher-Kinded Type Parsing {plus} Kind Checking (70% Complete) + +*Problem:* Parser didn’t support kind annotations, no kind checking. + +*Solution:* - Parser already supported kind annotations (discovered +during implementation) - Implemented kind checking functions: - +`infer++_++kind : context -++>++ ty -++>++ kind result` - +`check++_++kind : context -++>++ ty -++>++ kind -++>++ unit result` - +`check++_++kind++_++app : context -++>++ kind -++>++ ty list -++>++ kind result` +- Added built-in type constructor kinds: - +`Vec : Nat -++>++ Type -++>++ Type` - `Array : Type -++>++ Type` - +`List : Type -++>++ Type` - `Option : Type -++>++ Type` - +`Result : Type -++>++ Type -++>++ Type` + +*Result:* Full parser support and kind checking implementation! + +*Time:* 0.5 hours + +*Tests:* - ✓ tests/types/test++_++hkt++_++parsing.affine + +*Example:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Higher-kinded type parameter with kind annotation +fn map[F: Type -> Type, A, B](fa: F[A], f: A -> B) -> F[B] { + return fa; +} + +// Multiple higher-kinded parameters +fn apply[F: Type -> Type, G: Type -> Type, A](f: F[A], g: G[A]) -> F[A] { + return f; +} +---- + +== Infrastructure Discovered + +Much of Phase 3 infrastructure was *already implemented* but not +integrated: + +=== Already Existed: + +* ✅ Row types and row unification +* ✅ Effect types and effect unification +* ✅ Dependent arrow types +* ✅ Type-level naturals +* ✅ Refinement types with predicates +* ✅ Higher-kinded types (TForall with kinds) +* ✅ Kind system with arrow kinds +* ✅ Constraint solving for dependent types +* ✅ Occurs checks for all variable types + +=== What Was Missing: + +* Parser grammar for row types +* Parser grammar for dependent types +* Type scheme generalization/instantiation for rows and effects +* Kind checking functions + +== Test Results + +*All 8 Phase 3 tests passing:* + +.... +✓ tests/types/test_row_simple.affine +✓ tests/types/test_parse_row_type.affine +✓ tests/types/test_row_polymorphism.affine +✓ tests/types/test_effect_inference.affine +✓ tests/types/test_effect_lambda.affine +✓ tests/types/test_effect_polymorphism.affine +✓ tests/types/test_dependent_parsing.affine +✓ tests/types/test_hkt_parsing.affine +.... + +== Phase 3 Status Breakdown + +[cols=",,",options="header",] +|=== +|Feature |Status |Notes +|Infrastructure (types, unification) |95% ✅ |Nearly complete +|Row Polymorphism |100% ✅ |Production ready +|Effect Inference |85% ✅ |Works for regular functions +|Effect Polymorphism |100% ✅ |Complete +|Dependent Types |90% ✅ |Parsing {plus} infrastructure complete +|Higher-Kinded Types |70% ✅ |Parsing {plus} kind checking done +|Testing |60% ✅ |8 tests passing +|=== + +== Time Tracking + +*Original Estimate:* 22-34 hours for Phase 3 *Time Spent:* 6.5 hours +*Efficiency:* 85% complete in 19% of estimated time! + +*Breakdown:* - Row polymorphism: 3.5 hours (estimated 2-3h) - Effect +inference: 2 hours (estimated 4-6h) - Dependent type parsing: 0.5 hours +(part of 8-12h estimate) - Higher-kinded types: 0.5 hours (estimated +6-10h) + +== What’s Remaining + +*Estimated: 8-12 hours* + +[arabic] +. *Kind checking integration* (2-3 hours) +* Integrate kind checking into type definitions +* Add kind checking to function signatures +* Error reporting for kind mismatches +. *End-to-end dependent type tests* (2-3 hours) +* Vector indexing with bounds checking +* Bounded integers in practice +* Complex refinement predicates +. *Generic programming abstractions* (3-4 hours) +* Trait/interface system for Functor, Monad, etc. +* Type class resolution +* Generic function instantiation +. *Lambda scope bug fix* (1-2 hours) +* Not Phase 3 work, but blocking some effect tests +* Parameter bindings leaking into outer scope + +== Key Insights + +=== 1. Infrastructure Completeness + +The type system infrastructure (lib/types.ml and lib/unify.ml) was +*surprisingly complete*. Most advanced type features already had: - Type +representation - Unification rules - Occurs checks + +What was missing was: - Parser integration - Type checker integration - +Generalization/instantiation support + +=== 2. Let-Polymorphism Subtleties + +The hardest bugs to fix involved let-polymorphism with levels: - Row +variables created at level 0 couldn’t be generalized at level 0 - +Solution: Enter level{plus}1 before creating signature types - This +pattern applies to type, row, and effect variables + +=== 3. Mutable vs Immutable + +Making `context.level` mutable was necessary for proper level management +in function definitions. This mirrors how type variables use mutable +references for unification. + +=== 4. Parser Conflicts + +Row types created 20 shift/reduce conflicts. Solution was to write +explicit recursive grammar rules instead of using `separated++_++list` +with optional tails. + +== Files Modified + +=== Core Implementation: + +* `lib/parser.mly` - Added row, dependent, refined type parsing +* `lib/typecheck.ml` - Added generalization/instantiation for rows and +effects, kind checking +* `lib/types.ml` - Already complete (no changes needed) +* `lib/unify.ml` - Already complete (no changes needed) + +=== Tests Created: + +* `tests/types/test++_++row++_++simple.affine` +* `tests/types/test++_++parse++_++row++_++type.affine` +* `tests/types/test++_++row++_++polymorphism.affine` +* `tests/types/test++_++effect++_++inference.affine` +* `tests/types/test++_++effect++_++lambda.affine` +* `tests/types/test++_++effect++_++polymorphism.affine` +* `tests/types/test++_++dependent++_++parsing.affine` +* `tests/types/test++_++hkt++_++parsing.affine` + +=== Documentation: + +* `PHASE3-ASSESSMENT.md` - Comprehensive progress tracking +* `PHASE3-SESSION-SUMMARY.md` - This document + +== Next Steps + +To complete Phase 3: + +[arabic] +. *Integrate kind checking* into type and function definitions +. *Create end-to-end tests* for dependent types with actual refinement +checking +. *Implement trait system* for generic programming (Functor, Monad, +etc.) +. *Fix lambda scope bug* (separate issue, but blocking some tests) + +After Phase 3: - Phase 4: Optimization and codegen improvements - Phase +5: Module system enhancements - Phase 6: Tooling (LSP, formatter, etc.) + +== Conclusion + +Phase 3 has been *remarkably successful*! We achieved 85% completion in +just 6.5 hours by discovering that most infrastructure was already in +place. The remaining work is primarily integration and testing. + +Key accomplishments: - ✅ Row polymorphism is production-ready - ✅ +Effect inference working for regular functions - ✅ Dependent type +parsing complete - ✅ Higher-kinded type parsing and kind checking +implemented - ✅ 8 comprehensive tests passing + +AffineScript now has a *truly advanced type system* rivaling research +languages! diff --git a/docs/history/PHASE3-SESSION-SUMMARY.md b/docs/history/PHASE3-SESSION-SUMMARY.md deleted file mode 100644 index 133211ea..00000000 --- a/docs/history/PHASE3-SESSION-SUMMARY.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,291 +0,0 @@ -# Phase 3 Implementation Session - Summary - -**Date:** 2026-01-23 -**Total Session Time:** ~7 hours -**Status:** Phase 3 is 85% complete! 🎉 - -## What Was Accomplished - -### 1. ✅ Row Polymorphism (100% Complete) - -**Problem:** Functions couldn't work with extensible records. - -**Solution:** -- Fixed parser grammar for `{x: Int, ..rest}` syntax -- Added row variable collection in generalization -- Added row variable substitution in instantiation -- Fixed function definition level scoping for proper generalization - -**Result:** Functions like `fn get_x(r: {x: Int, ..rest}) -> Int` now work with records of any shape! - -**Time:** 3.5 hours - -**Tests:** -- ✓ tests/types/test_row_simple.affine -- ✓ tests/types/test_parse_row_type.affine -- ✓ tests/types/test_row_polymorphism.affine - -### 2. ✅ Effect Inference (85% Complete) - -**Problem:** Effects were hardcoded to `EPure`, no inference. - -**Solution:** -- Added effect variable collection in generalization -- Added effect variable substitution in instantiation -- Changed function definitions to use fresh effect variables -- Unify inferred body effects with function effects - -**Result:** Functions automatically infer effects from their bodies! - -**Time:** 2 hours - -**Tests:** -- ✓ tests/types/test_effect_inference.affine -- ✓ tests/types/test_effect_lambda.affine -- ✓ tests/types/test_effect_polymorphism.affine - -**Known Limitation:** Lambda parameter scope bug (pre-existing, separate issue) - -### 3. ✅ Effect Polymorphism (100% Complete) - -**Result:** Functions can be polymorphic over effects, allowing code to work with any effect. - -**Example:** -```affinescript -fn apply_twice(f: Int -> Int, x: Int) -> Int { - let y = f(x); - return f(y); -} -``` - -Works with both pure and effectful functions! - -### 4. ✅ Dependent Type Parsing (90% Complete) - -**Problem:** Parser didn't support dependent arrow or refined type syntax. - -**Solution:** -- Added parser grammar for dependent arrows: `(x: T) -> U` -- Added parser grammar for refined types: `T where (P)` -- Added support for dependent arrows with effects: `(x: T) -{E}-> U` -- Nat expressions and predicates already supported - -**Result:** Full parsing support for dependent types! - -**Time:** 0.5 hours - -**Infrastructure Already Exists:** -- Type representation (TDepArrow, TNat, TRefined) ✓ -- Unification with alpha-equivalence ✓ -- Constraint solving (instantiate_dep_arrow) ✓ -- Type checker integration ✓ - -**Tests:** -- ✓ tests/types/test_dependent_parsing.affine - -**Example:** -```affinescript -// Dependent arrow -fn dep_func(f: (x: Int) -> Int) -> Int { return 0; } - -// Refined type -fn take_positive(x: Int where (x > 0)) -> Int { return x; } -``` - -### 5. ✅ Higher-Kinded Type Parsing + Kind Checking (70% Complete) - -**Problem:** Parser didn't support kind annotations, no kind checking. - -**Solution:** -- Parser already supported kind annotations (discovered during implementation) -- Implemented kind checking functions: - - `infer_kind : context -> ty -> kind result` - - `check_kind : context -> ty -> kind -> unit result` - - `check_kind_app : context -> kind -> ty list -> kind result` -- Added built-in type constructor kinds: - - `Vec : Nat -> Type -> Type` - - `Array : Type -> Type` - - `List : Type -> Type` - - `Option : Type -> Type` - - `Result : Type -> Type -> Type` - -**Result:** Full parser support and kind checking implementation! - -**Time:** 0.5 hours - -**Tests:** -- ✓ tests/types/test_hkt_parsing.affine - -**Example:** -```affinescript -// Higher-kinded type parameter with kind annotation -fn map[F: Type -> Type, A, B](fa: F[A], f: A -> B) -> F[B] { - return fa; -} - -// Multiple higher-kinded parameters -fn apply[F: Type -> Type, G: Type -> Type, A](f: F[A], g: G[A]) -> F[A] { - return f; -} -``` - -## Infrastructure Discovered - -Much of Phase 3 infrastructure was **already implemented** but not integrated: - -### Already Existed: -- ✅ Row types and row unification -- ✅ Effect types and effect unification -- ✅ Dependent arrow types -- ✅ Type-level naturals -- ✅ Refinement types with predicates -- ✅ Higher-kinded types (TForall with kinds) -- ✅ Kind system with arrow kinds -- ✅ Constraint solving for dependent types -- ✅ Occurs checks for all variable types - -### What Was Missing: -- Parser grammar for row types -- Parser grammar for dependent types -- Type scheme generalization/instantiation for rows and effects -- Kind checking functions - -## Test Results - -**All 8 Phase 3 tests passing:** - -``` -✓ tests/types/test_row_simple.affine -✓ tests/types/test_parse_row_type.affine -✓ tests/types/test_row_polymorphism.affine -✓ tests/types/test_effect_inference.affine -✓ tests/types/test_effect_lambda.affine -✓ tests/types/test_effect_polymorphism.affine -✓ tests/types/test_dependent_parsing.affine -✓ tests/types/test_hkt_parsing.affine -``` - -## Phase 3 Status Breakdown - -| Feature | Status | Notes | -|---------|--------|-------| -| Infrastructure (types, unification) | 95% ✅ | Nearly complete | -| Row Polymorphism | 100% ✅ | Production ready | -| Effect Inference | 85% ✅ | Works for regular functions | -| Effect Polymorphism | 100% ✅ | Complete | -| Dependent Types | 90% ✅ | Parsing + infrastructure complete | -| Higher-Kinded Types | 70% ✅ | Parsing + kind checking done | -| Testing | 60% ✅ | 8 tests passing | - -## Time Tracking - -**Original Estimate:** 22-34 hours for Phase 3 -**Time Spent:** 6.5 hours -**Efficiency:** 85% complete in 19% of estimated time! - -**Breakdown:** -- Row polymorphism: 3.5 hours (estimated 2-3h) -- Effect inference: 2 hours (estimated 4-6h) -- Dependent type parsing: 0.5 hours (part of 8-12h estimate) -- Higher-kinded types: 0.5 hours (estimated 6-10h) - -## What's Remaining - -**Estimated: 8-12 hours** - -1. **Kind checking integration** (2-3 hours) - - Integrate kind checking into type definitions - - Add kind checking to function signatures - - Error reporting for kind mismatches - -2. **End-to-end dependent type tests** (2-3 hours) - - Vector indexing with bounds checking - - Bounded integers in practice - - Complex refinement predicates - -3. **Generic programming abstractions** (3-4 hours) - - Trait/interface system for Functor, Monad, etc. - - Type class resolution - - Generic function instantiation - -4. **Lambda scope bug fix** (1-2 hours) - - Not Phase 3 work, but blocking some effect tests - - Parameter bindings leaking into outer scope - -## Key Insights - -### 1. Infrastructure Completeness - -The type system infrastructure (lib/types.ml and lib/unify.ml) was **surprisingly complete**. Most advanced type features already had: -- Type representation -- Unification rules -- Occurs checks - -What was missing was: -- Parser integration -- Type checker integration -- Generalization/instantiation support - -### 2. Let-Polymorphism Subtleties - -The hardest bugs to fix involved let-polymorphism with levels: -- Row variables created at level 0 couldn't be generalized at level 0 -- Solution: Enter level+1 before creating signature types -- This pattern applies to type, row, and effect variables - -### 3. Mutable vs Immutable - -Making `context.level` mutable was necessary for proper level management in function definitions. This mirrors how type variables use mutable references for unification. - -### 4. Parser Conflicts - -Row types created 20 shift/reduce conflicts. Solution was to write explicit recursive grammar rules instead of using `separated_list` with optional tails. - -## Files Modified - -### Core Implementation: -- `lib/parser.mly` - Added row, dependent, refined type parsing -- `lib/typecheck.ml` - Added generalization/instantiation for rows and effects, kind checking -- `lib/types.ml` - Already complete (no changes needed) -- `lib/unify.ml` - Already complete (no changes needed) - -### Tests Created: -- `tests/types/test_row_simple.affine` -- `tests/types/test_parse_row_type.affine` -- `tests/types/test_row_polymorphism.affine` -- `tests/types/test_effect_inference.affine` -- `tests/types/test_effect_lambda.affine` -- `tests/types/test_effect_polymorphism.affine` -- `tests/types/test_dependent_parsing.affine` -- `tests/types/test_hkt_parsing.affine` - -### Documentation: -- `PHASE3-ASSESSMENT.md` - Comprehensive progress tracking -- `PHASE3-SESSION-SUMMARY.md` - This document - -## Next Steps - -To complete Phase 3: - -1. **Integrate kind checking** into type and function definitions -2. **Create end-to-end tests** for dependent types with actual refinement checking -3. **Implement trait system** for generic programming (Functor, Monad, etc.) -4. **Fix lambda scope bug** (separate issue, but blocking some tests) - -After Phase 3: -- Phase 4: Optimization and codegen improvements -- Phase 5: Module system enhancements -- Phase 6: Tooling (LSP, formatter, etc.) - -## Conclusion - -Phase 3 has been **remarkably successful**! We achieved 85% completion in just 6.5 hours by discovering that most infrastructure was already in place. The remaining work is primarily integration and testing. - -Key accomplishments: -- ✅ Row polymorphism is production-ready -- ✅ Effect inference working for regular functions -- ✅ Dependent type parsing complete -- ✅ Higher-kinded type parsing and kind checking implemented -- ✅ 8 comprehensive tests passing - -AffineScript now has a **truly advanced type system** rivaling research languages! diff --git a/docs/history/REPLY-SUM-TYPES.adoc b/docs/history/REPLY-SUM-TYPES.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..27ff6518 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/history/REPLY-SUM-TYPES.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,280 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Reply to REPORT-SUM-TYPES.md — Sum Types Already Implemented + +*Date:* 2026-03-21 *Author:* Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) *Re:* +`REPORT-SUM-TYPES.md` (located at repo root `/REPORT-SUM-TYPES.md`) + +''''' + +== TL;DR + +The report’s central claim — that AffineScript does *not* support sum +types — is *incorrect*. Sum types (algebraic data types) are already +fully implemented across the parser, AST, interpreter, name resolver, +and WASM code generator. The proposed workarounds (integer enums, +external DSL, 3–6 month implementation plan) are unnecessary. + +What _does_ need fixing is a *syntax discrepancy* between the spec and +the compiler, and a *gap in the tree-sitter grammar* used for editor +support. + +''''' + +== Evidence: What Already Exists + +=== 1. Parser (`lib/parser.mly`, lines 221–237) + +The Menhir parser accepts enum declarations with full variant support: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +enum Option[T] { + Some(T), + None +} + +enum Result[T, E] { + Ok(T), + Err(E) +} +---- + +Three variant forms are supported: + +[cols=",,",options="header",] +|=== +|Form |Example |Parser line +|Nullary |`None` |233 +|Positional fields |`Some(T)` |234–235 +|GADT return type |`Typed(T): Option++[++T++]++` |236–237 +|=== + +=== 2. AST (`lib/ast.ml`, lines 281–296) + +The AST has a dedicated `TyEnum` node: + +[source,ocaml] +---- +and type_body = + | TyAlias of type_expr + | TyStruct of struct_field list + | TyEnum of variant_decl list + +and variant_decl = { + vd_name : ident; + vd_fields : type_expr list; + vd_ret_ty : type_expr option; (* GADT return type *) +} +---- + +=== 3. Expression-level variant construction (`lib/parser.mly`, line 467–469) + +Variants are constructed with qualified `Type::Variant` syntax: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let x: Option[Int] = Option::Some(42) +let y: Option[Int] = Option::None +---- + +=== 4. Pattern matching (`lib/parser.mly`, lines 491–492, 638–640) + +`match` expressions with constructor patterns: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +match result { + Ok(value) => handle(value), + Err(e) => log(e), +} +---- + +=== 5. WASM code generation (`lib/codegen.ml`, lines 28, 631–674, 1472–1479) + +Tagged unions are implemented in the WASM backend: + +* Variants are assigned sequential integer tags at codegen time +* `variant++_++tags` context tracks +`(constructor++_++name, tag++_++int)` mappings +* Heap-allocated variant values store the tag {plus} payload +* Pattern matching compiles to tag-comparison branches + +=== 6. Interpreter (`lib/interp.ml`, line 198–201) + +The tree-walking interpreter handles `ExprVariant` and returns +`VVariant` values. + +=== 7. Name resolution (`lib/resolve.ml`, line 303) + +The resolver traverses `ExprVariant` nodes. + +''''' + +== What Actually Needs Fixing + +=== Issue 1: Spec/Parser Syntax Mismatch + +The *spec* (`docs/spec.md`, line 1792) defines ML-style pipe-separated +syntax: + +[source,ebnf] +---- +enum_body = [ '|' ] variant { '|' variant } ; +---- + +Which would look like: + +.... +type Option a = None | Some a +.... + +But the *parser* uses Rust-style brace-delimited syntax: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +enum Option[T] { Some(T), None } +---- + +*Resolution (DONE):* The parser is the source of truth. The spec EBNF at +Appendix A has been updated to use separate `type++_++alias`, +`struct++_++decl`, and `enum++_++decl` productions matching the +implemented syntax: + +[source,ebnf] +---- +type_decl = type_alias | struct_decl | enum_decl ; +type_alias = visibility 'type' UPPER_IDENT [ type_params ] '=' type_expr ';' ; +struct_decl = visibility 'struct' UPPER_IDENT [ type_params ] + '{' field_decl { ',' field_decl } [ ',' ] '}' ; +enum_decl = visibility 'enum' UPPER_IDENT [ type_params ] + '{' variant_decl { ',' variant_decl } [ ',' ] '}' ; +variant_decl = UPPER_IDENT + | UPPER_IDENT '(' type_expr { ',' type_expr } ')' + | UPPER_IDENT '(' type_expr { ',' type_expr } ')' ':' type_expr ; +---- + +=== Issue 2: Tree-sitter Grammar Was Missing Enums — FIXED + +The tree-sitter grammar previously only had a `type++_++decl` rule for +type aliases. Editors using tree-sitter (VS Code, Neovim, Helix, Zed) +had no syntax highlighting or completion for enums or structs. + +*Resolution (DONE):* Added the following rules to +`editors/tree-sitter-affinescript/grammar.js`: + +* `struct++_++decl` — `struct Name ++{++ field: Type }` declarations +* `struct++_++field` — visibility {plus} name {plus} type annotation +* `enum++_++decl` — `enum Name ++{++ Variant1, Variant2(T) }` +declarations +* `variant++_++decl` — nullary, positional, named-field, and GADT +variants +* `variant++_++expr` — `Type::Variant` qualified constructor expressions + +=== Issue 3: Original Report Superseded — DONE + +`REPORT-SUM-TYPES.md` has been marked as superseded with a banner +pointing to this reply. + +''''' + +== Summary of Actions Taken + +[width="100%",cols="16%,42%,42%",options="header",] +|=== +|++#++ |Action |Status +|1 |Updated `docs/spec.md` EBNF to match parser (separate +`enum++_++decl`/`struct++_++decl` productions) |*Done* + +|2 |Added `enum++_++decl`, `struct++_++decl`, `variant++_++decl`, +`variant++_++expr` to tree-sitter grammar |*Done* + +|3 |Marked `REPORT-SUM-TYPES.md` as superseded |*Done* +|=== + +No parser, type checker, codegen, or runtime changes were needed. The +compiler already handles sum types end-to-end. + +''''' + +== Appendix B: Rebuttal — "`Missing Features`" Claim + +A separate report claimed AffineScript lacks spread operators, +if-expressions in assignments, and concise struct updates. All three +claims are *incorrect*. + +=== "`No Spread Operator Support`" — FALSE + +The parser supports record spread syntax (`parser.mly` lines 481, +527-528): + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Record spread (struct update) — Rust-style `..` not JS-style `...` +let updated = { health: 100, ..original_player } +---- + +The syntax is `++{++ field: value, ..base++_++expr }`. The claim used +JavaScript’s `++{++...obj}` syntax (triple-dot), which is not +AffineScript syntax. + +*Evidence:* `record++_++spread: ++|++ COMMA DOTDOT e = expr ++{++ e }` +in parser.mly:527-528. + +=== "`let x = if…else… Fails to Parse`" — FALSE + +`if` is an expression (`parser.mly` line 488-489) and `let` accepts any +expression as its value (`parser.mly` line 495-497): + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// This works — if is an expression +let x = if condition { value_a } else { value_b } + +// This also works with else-if chains +let x = if a { 1 } else if b { 2 } else { 3 } +---- + +The `if` branches require *block syntax* `++{++ }` — not bare +expressions. Writing `let x = if cond then a else b` (ML/Haskell style) +will fail because AffineScript uses Rust-style blocks. This is by +design, not a limitation. + +=== "`Verbose Struct Updates`" — FALSE (same as spread) + +Record spread IS the struct update syntax: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// Update one field, keep everything else +let new_state = { score: state.score + 10, ..state } + +// Update multiple fields +let healed = { health: 100, status: Status::Alive, ..player } +---- + +No manual field copying required. + +=== Root Cause + +These are *documentation gaps*, not language limitations. The reporter +appears to have tried JavaScript/Haskell syntax in a Rust-influenced +language. + +''''' + +== Appendix A: Feature Coverage Matrix + +[cols=",,,,,",options="header",] +|=== +|Capability |Parser |AST |Resolver |Interpreter |WASM Codegen +|Enum declaration |Yes |Yes |— |— |Yes (tag assignment) +|Nullary variant |Yes |Yes |Yes |Yes |Yes +|Variant with fields |Yes |Yes |Yes |Yes |Yes (heap alloc) +|GADT return type |Yes |Yes |— |— |— +|Type::Variant expr |Yes |Yes |Yes |Yes |Yes +|Pattern matching |Yes |Yes |— |Yes |Yes +|Exhaustiveness check |— |— |— |— |Partial (error E0702 defined) +|Tree-sitter highlighting |*No* |— |— |— |— +|Spec EBNF alignment |*No* |— |— |— |— +|=== diff --git a/docs/history/REPLY-SUM-TYPES.md b/docs/history/REPLY-SUM-TYPES.md deleted file mode 100644 index e2d6ed2c..00000000 --- a/docs/history/REPLY-SUM-TYPES.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,245 +0,0 @@ - -# Reply to REPORT-SUM-TYPES.md — Sum Types Already Implemented - -**Date:** 2026-03-21 -**Author:** Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) -**Re:** `REPORT-SUM-TYPES.md` (located at repo root `/REPORT-SUM-TYPES.md`) - ---- - -## TL;DR - -The report's central claim — that AffineScript does **not** support sum types — is -**incorrect**. Sum types (algebraic data types) are already fully implemented across the -parser, AST, interpreter, name resolver, and WASM code generator. The proposed workarounds -(integer enums, external DSL, 3–6 month implementation plan) are unnecessary. - -What _does_ need fixing is a **syntax discrepancy** between the spec and the compiler, and -a **gap in the tree-sitter grammar** used for editor support. - ---- - -## Evidence: What Already Exists - -### 1. Parser (`lib/parser.mly`, lines 221–237) - -The Menhir parser accepts enum declarations with full variant support: - -```affinescript -enum Option[T] { - Some(T), - None -} - -enum Result[T, E] { - Ok(T), - Err(E) -} -``` - -Three variant forms are supported: - -| Form | Example | Parser line | -|------|---------|-------------| -| Nullary | `None` | 233 | -| Positional fields | `Some(T)` | 234–235 | -| GADT return type | `Typed(T): Option[T]` | 236–237 | - -### 2. AST (`lib/ast.ml`, lines 281–296) - -The AST has a dedicated `TyEnum` node: - -```ocaml -and type_body = - | TyAlias of type_expr - | TyStruct of struct_field list - | TyEnum of variant_decl list - -and variant_decl = { - vd_name : ident; - vd_fields : type_expr list; - vd_ret_ty : type_expr option; (* GADT return type *) -} -``` - -### 3. Expression-level variant construction (`lib/parser.mly`, line 467–469) - -Variants are constructed with qualified `Type::Variant` syntax: - -```affinescript -let x: Option[Int] = Option::Some(42) -let y: Option[Int] = Option::None -``` - -### 4. Pattern matching (`lib/parser.mly`, lines 491–492, 638–640) - -`match` expressions with constructor patterns: - -```affinescript -match result { - Ok(value) => handle(value), - Err(e) => log(e), -} -``` - -### 5. WASM code generation (`lib/codegen.ml`, lines 28, 631–674, 1472–1479) - -Tagged unions are implemented in the WASM backend: - -- Variants are assigned sequential integer tags at codegen time -- `variant_tags` context tracks `(constructor_name, tag_int)` mappings -- Heap-allocated variant values store the tag + payload -- Pattern matching compiles to tag-comparison branches - -### 6. Interpreter (`lib/interp.ml`, line 198–201) - -The tree-walking interpreter handles `ExprVariant` and returns `VVariant` values. - -### 7. Name resolution (`lib/resolve.ml`, line 303) - -The resolver traverses `ExprVariant` nodes. - ---- - -## What Actually Needs Fixing - -### Issue 1: Spec/Parser Syntax Mismatch - -The **spec** (`docs/spec.md`, line 1792) defines ML-style pipe-separated syntax: - -```ebnf -enum_body = [ '|' ] variant { '|' variant } ; -``` - -Which would look like: - -``` -type Option a = None | Some a -``` - -But the **parser** uses Rust-style brace-delimited syntax: - -```affinescript -enum Option[T] { Some(T), None } -``` - -**Resolution (DONE):** The parser is the source of truth. The spec EBNF at Appendix A -has been updated to use separate `type_alias`, `struct_decl`, and `enum_decl` productions -matching the implemented syntax: - -```ebnf -type_decl = type_alias | struct_decl | enum_decl ; -type_alias = visibility 'type' UPPER_IDENT [ type_params ] '=' type_expr ';' ; -struct_decl = visibility 'struct' UPPER_IDENT [ type_params ] - '{' field_decl { ',' field_decl } [ ',' ] '}' ; -enum_decl = visibility 'enum' UPPER_IDENT [ type_params ] - '{' variant_decl { ',' variant_decl } [ ',' ] '}' ; -variant_decl = UPPER_IDENT - | UPPER_IDENT '(' type_expr { ',' type_expr } ')' - | UPPER_IDENT '(' type_expr { ',' type_expr } ')' ':' type_expr ; -``` - -### Issue 2: Tree-sitter Grammar Was Missing Enums — FIXED - -The tree-sitter grammar previously only had a `type_decl` rule for type aliases. Editors -using tree-sitter (VS Code, Neovim, Helix, Zed) had no syntax highlighting or completion -for enums or structs. - -**Resolution (DONE):** Added the following rules to -`editors/tree-sitter-affinescript/grammar.js`: - -- `struct_decl` — `struct Name { field: Type }` declarations -- `struct_field` — visibility + name + type annotation -- `enum_decl` — `enum Name { Variant1, Variant2(T) }` declarations -- `variant_decl` — nullary, positional, named-field, and GADT variants -- `variant_expr` — `Type::Variant` qualified constructor expressions - -### Issue 3: Original Report Superseded — DONE - -`REPORT-SUM-TYPES.md` has been marked as superseded with a banner pointing to this reply. - ---- - -## Summary of Actions Taken - -| # | Action | Status | -|---|--------|--------| -| 1 | Updated `docs/spec.md` EBNF to match parser (separate `enum_decl`/`struct_decl` productions) | **Done** | -| 2 | Added `enum_decl`, `struct_decl`, `variant_decl`, `variant_expr` to tree-sitter grammar | **Done** | -| 3 | Marked `REPORT-SUM-TYPES.md` as superseded | **Done** | - -No parser, type checker, codegen, or runtime changes were needed. The compiler already -handles sum types end-to-end. - ---- - -## Appendix B: Rebuttal — "Missing Features" Claim - -A separate report claimed AffineScript lacks spread operators, if-expressions in -assignments, and concise struct updates. All three claims are **incorrect**. - -### "No Spread Operator Support" — FALSE - -The parser supports record spread syntax (`parser.mly` lines 481, 527-528): - -```affinescript -// Record spread (struct update) — Rust-style `..` not JS-style `...` -let updated = { health: 100, ..original_player } -``` - -The syntax is `{ field: value, ..base_expr }`. The claim used JavaScript's -`{...obj}` syntax (triple-dot), which is not AffineScript syntax. - -**Evidence:** `record_spread: | COMMA DOTDOT e = expr { e }` in parser.mly:527-528. - -### "let x = if...else... Fails to Parse" — FALSE - -`if` is an expression (`parser.mly` line 488-489) and `let` accepts any expression -as its value (`parser.mly` line 495-497): - -```affinescript -// This works — if is an expression -let x = if condition { value_a } else { value_b } - -// This also works with else-if chains -let x = if a { 1 } else if b { 2 } else { 3 } -``` - -The `if` branches require **block syntax** `{ }` — not bare expressions. Writing -`let x = if cond then a else b` (ML/Haskell style) will fail because AffineScript -uses Rust-style blocks. This is by design, not a limitation. - -### "Verbose Struct Updates" — FALSE (same as spread) - -Record spread IS the struct update syntax: - -```affinescript -// Update one field, keep everything else -let new_state = { score: state.score + 10, ..state } - -// Update multiple fields -let healed = { health: 100, status: Status::Alive, ..player } -``` - -No manual field copying required. - -### Root Cause - -These are **documentation gaps**, not language limitations. The reporter appears to -have tried JavaScript/Haskell syntax in a Rust-influenced language. - ---- - -## Appendix A: Feature Coverage Matrix - -| Capability | Parser | AST | Resolver | Interpreter | WASM Codegen | -|------------|--------|-----|----------|-------------|--------------| -| Enum declaration | Yes | Yes | — | — | Yes (tag assignment) | -| Nullary variant | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | -| Variant with fields | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes (heap alloc) | -| GADT return type | Yes | Yes | — | — | — | -| Type::Variant expr | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | -| Pattern matching | Yes | Yes | — | Yes | Yes | -| Exhaustiveness check | — | — | — | — | Partial (error E0702 defined) | -| Tree-sitter highlighting | **No** | — | — | — | — | -| Spec EBNF alignment | **No** | — | — | — | — | diff --git a/docs/history/SESSION-2026-01-23.adoc b/docs/history/SESSION-2026-01-23.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1546d613 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/history/SESSION-2026-01-23.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,303 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Development Session - 2026-01-23 + +== Session Overview + +This session focused on completing the four priorities requested: 1. ✅ +Complete interpreter implementation 2. 🔄 WebAssembly code generation 3. +⏳ Standard library (not started) 4. ⏳ Module system (not started) + +== Major Accomplishments + +=== 1. Tutorial System Complete ✅ + +Created comprehensive tutorial series (lessons 2-10): + +*Lesson 2: Functions and Ownership* - Function declarations with +ownership parameters - `own`, `ref`, and `mut` parameter modes - Move +semantics and borrowing + +*Lesson 3: Data Structures* - Tuples, records, arrays - Type annotations +- Field access and destructuring + +*Lesson 4: Pattern Matching* - Match expressions - Pattern types: +wildcards, literals, tuples, records, variants - Guards and +exhaustiveness + +*Lesson 5: Types and Inference* - Type annotations - Type inference - +Generic type parameters + +*Lesson 6: Error Handling* - Result types - Error propagation with `?` +operator - Explicit error handling + +*Lesson 7: Algebraic Effects* - Effect declarations - Effect handlers - +Resume mechanism + +*Lesson 8: Generic Types* - Type parameters - Generic data structures - +Parametric polymorphism + +*Lesson 9: Modules and Imports* - Module declarations - Import +statements - Selective imports + +*Lesson 10: Building Real Programs* - Project structure - Testing - +Compilation commands + +*Location:* `docs/tutorial/lesson-++{++02-10}-++*++.md` + +=== 2. Effect Handlers Implementation ✅ + +Implemented algebraic effects and handlers in the interpreter: + +*Features Implemented:* - Effect declarations create builtin operations +- Effect operations raise `PerformEffect` errors when called - `handle` +expressions catch and dispatch to handlers - `HandlerReturn` can +intercept final return values - `HandlerOp` matches specific effect +operations - Error propagation for unhandled effects + +*Implementation Details:* - Added `PerformEffect` error type to +`Value.eval++_++error` - Implemented `eval++_++handle` function for +handler matching - Implemented `eval++_++effect++_++handler` for +operation dispatch - Effect operations registered as builtins in +`eval++_++decl` + +*Example:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +effect Ask { + fn get_value() -> Int; +} + +fn main() -> Int { + return handle get_value() { + get_value() => { + return 42; + } + }; +} +---- + +*Limitations:* - No delimited continuations (yet) - Effects only work at +top level of handle expression - Resume doesn’t continue suspended +computations - Multiple sequential effects don’t work correctly + +*Documentation:* `docs/EFFECTS-IMPLEMENTATION.md` *Test:* +`tests/effects/basic++_++effect.affine` + +=== 3. WebAssembly Code Generation Infrastructure 🔄 + +Created complete WASM code generation infrastructure: + +*Wasm Module (`lib/wasm.ml`):* - Complete WASM IR definitions - Value +types: I32, I64, F32, F64 - All WASM instructions: - Control flow: +block, loop, if, br, brif, call, return - Memory: load, store, +memory.size, memory.grow - Arithmetic: add, sub, mul, div, rem - +Comparison: eq, ne, lt, le, gt, ge - Bitwise: and, or, xor, shl, shr - +Conversions: wrap, extend, trunc, convert, promote, demote - Module +structure: types, functions, exports, imports, memory, globals - Based +on WebAssembly 1.0 specification + +*Codegen Module (`lib/codegen.ml`):* - Code generation context with +locals tracking - Expression code generation: - ✅ Literals: int, bool, +float, char, unit - ✅ Variables: local get/set - ✅ Binary operations: +arithmetic, comparison, logical, bitwise - ✅ Unary operations: +negation, logical not - ✅ If expressions with then/else branches - ✅ +Let bindings (simple variable patterns) - ✅ Blocks with multiple +statements - ✅ Return statements - Statement code generation: - ✅ Let +statements - ✅ Expression statements (with drop) - ✅ While loops +(using WASM block/loop/br) - ❌ For loops (not yet) - ❌ Assignment (not +yet) - Function code generation: - ✅ Basic structure - ✅ Parameter +handling - ❌ Function calls (not yet) - ❌ Closures (not yet) - +Top-level declarations: - ✅ Functions (with export for `main`) - ❌ +Constants (not yet) - ❌ Types (ignored for now) + +*What’s Missing:* - WASM binary encoder (currently just IR) - Function +calls and indirect calls - Heap allocation and memory management - +Complex data structures (tuples, records, arrays) - Pattern matching +translation - Effect handler codegen - Runtime support functions + +*Status:* Infrastructure complete, 30% done overall + +== Commits Made + +=== Commit 1: Implement basic effect handler support + +* *Hash:* `5115ede` +* *Files changed:* 13 +* *Insertions:* 562 +* *Deletions:* 5 +* *Files added:* +** `docs/EFFECTS-IMPLEMENTATION.md` +** `docs/tutorial/lesson-++{++02-10}-++*++.md` (9 files) +** `tests/effects/basic++_++effect.affine` +* *Files modified:* +** `lib/value.ml`: Add PerformEffect error type +** `lib/interp.ml`: Implement effect handlers + +=== Commit 2: Add WebAssembly code generation infrastructure + +* *Hash:* `dae5c09` +* *Files changed:* 4 +* *Insertions:* 608 +* *Deletions:* 9 +* *Files added:* +** `lib/wasm.ml`: WASM intermediate representation +** `lib/codegen.ml`: Code generator +* *Files modified:* +** `lib/dune`: Add wasm and codegen modules +** `STATE.scm`: Update progress + +=== Commit 3: Update STATE.scm with session progress + +* *Hash:* `06f4bb7` +* *Files changed:* 1 +* *Insertions:* 13 +* *Deletions:* 3 + +== Project Status Update + +=== Completion Metrics + +* *Overall:* 55% → 60% +* *Lexer:* 90% +* *Parser:* 75% +* *AST:* 100% +* *Borrow Checker:* 95% +* *Type Checker:* 40% +* *Interpreter:* 80% → 85% +* *WASM Codegen:* 0% → 30% +* *Standard Library:* 10% +* *Tooling:* 30% + +=== Working Features + +* ✅ Lexical analysis with token spans +* ✅ Parser with explicit return statements +* ✅ AST representation +* ✅ Error reporting with source locations +* ✅ Basic type definitions +* ✅ Affine type checking with ownership tracking +* ✅ Borrow checker detects use-after-move errors +* ✅ Function parameter type inference +* ✅ Tree-walking interpreter with pattern matching +* ✅ Control flow: while loops, for loops +* ✅ Basic algebraic effect handlers +* ✅ WebAssembly IR and basic code generation + +=== Known Issues + +* *Parser:* 63 shift/reduce conflicts, 5 reduce/reduce conflicts +* *Lambda Syntax:* Test files use `fn(x) =++>++ expr` but parser +supports `++|++x++|++ expr` +* *Implicit Returns:* Not supported (intentional design decision) +* *Type Checker:* Limited coverage (missing dependent types, row +polymorphism, effect inference) +* *Effect Handlers:* Only work at top level, need delimited +continuations +* *WASM Codegen:* No binary encoder yet + +== Task Status + +=== Completed + +[arabic] +. ✅ Create "`What Makes AffineScript Brilliant`" landing page +. ✅ Create Lesson 1: Hello AffineScript +. ✅ Create Lessons 2-10 structure +. ✅ Integrate borrow checker into compiler pipeline +. ✅ Fix parser block/record ambiguity +. ✅ Fix type inference for function parameters +. ✅ Test borrow checker with use-after-move +. ✅ Complete interpreter implementation + +=== In Progress + +[arabic, start=9] +. 🔄 Implement WebAssembly code generation +* ✅ WASM IR definitions +* ✅ Basic code generator +* ⏳ Binary encoder (next priority) +* ⏳ Function calls +* ⏳ Memory management +* ⏳ Complex data structures + +== Next Steps + +=== Immediate (This Week) + +[arabic] +. *WASM Binary Encoder* - Implement binary encoder to output .wasm files +. *Function Calls* - Add support for direct and indirect function calls +. *Memory Management* - Implement linear memory allocation for heap data +. *Test End-to-End* - AffineScript → WASM → run in browser/wasmtime + +=== Medium Term (This Month) + +[arabic] +. *Standard Library* - Basic I/O, data structures, string operations +. *Module System* - Simple module/import system for code organization +. *Delimited Continuations* - Full effect handler resume support +. *More Tests* - Expand borrow checker tests (mut borrows, field access, +lifetimes) + +=== Long Term + +[arabic] +. *Dependent Types* - Dependent type checking implementation +. *Row Polymorphism* - Extensible records +. *Effect Inference* - Automatic effect inference and checking +. *IDE Tooling* - LSP server, syntax highlighting + +== Files Modified This Session + +=== Created + +* `docs/tutorial/lesson-02-functions.md` +* `docs/tutorial/lesson-03-data.md` +* `docs/tutorial/lesson-04-patterns.md` +* `docs/tutorial/lesson-05-types.md` +* `docs/tutorial/lesson-06-errors.md` +* `docs/tutorial/lesson-07-effects.md` +* `docs/tutorial/lesson-08-generics.md` +* `docs/tutorial/lesson-09-modules.md` +* `docs/tutorial/lesson-10-building.md` +* `docs/EFFECTS-IMPLEMENTATION.md` +* `tests/effects/basic++_++effect.affine` +* `lib/wasm.ml` +* `lib/codegen.ml` +* `SESSION-2026-01-23.md` (this file) + +=== Modified + +* `lib/value.ml` - Add PerformEffect error +* `lib/interp.ml` - Implement effect handlers +* `lib/dune` - Add wasm and codegen modules +* `STATE.scm` - Update progress and session history + +== Lines of Code + +* *Tutorial lessons:* ~350 lines (9 files) +* *Effect handlers:* ~100 lines +* *WASM IR:* ~350 lines +* *Code generator:* ~360 lines +* *Documentation:* ~200 lines +* *Total session output:* ~1,360 lines + +== Summary + +This was a highly productive session that completed most of the +interpreter implementation and established the foundation for +WebAssembly code generation. The effect handler implementation is +functional for basic use cases and demonstrates the core concepts, even +though it lacks full continuation support. The WASM codegen +infrastructure is complete and ready for the binary encoder +implementation. + +*Priorities Status:* - ✅ ++#++1: Interpreter - COMPLETE - 🔄 ++#++2: +WebAssembly - Infrastructure complete, need binary encoder - ⏳ ++#++3: +Standard library - Not started - ⏳ ++#++4: Module system - Not started + +*Key Achievement:* AffineScript now has a working interpreter that can +execute programs with affine types, pattern matching, control flow, and +basic algebraic effects! diff --git a/docs/history/SESSION-2026-01-23.md b/docs/history/SESSION-2026-01-23.md deleted file mode 100644 index 4f435f41..00000000 --- a/docs/history/SESSION-2026-01-23.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,313 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript Development Session - 2026-01-23 - -## Session Overview - -This session focused on completing the four priorities requested: -1. ✅ Complete interpreter implementation -2. 🔄 WebAssembly code generation -3. ⏳ Standard library (not started) -4. ⏳ Module system (not started) - -## Major Accomplishments - -### 1. Tutorial System Complete ✅ - -Created comprehensive tutorial series (lessons 2-10): - -**Lesson 2: Functions and Ownership** -- Function declarations with ownership parameters -- `own`, `ref`, and `mut` parameter modes -- Move semantics and borrowing - -**Lesson 3: Data Structures** -- Tuples, records, arrays -- Type annotations -- Field access and destructuring - -**Lesson 4: Pattern Matching** -- Match expressions -- Pattern types: wildcards, literals, tuples, records, variants -- Guards and exhaustiveness - -**Lesson 5: Types and Inference** -- Type annotations -- Type inference -- Generic type parameters - -**Lesson 6: Error Handling** -- Result types -- Error propagation with `?` operator -- Explicit error handling - -**Lesson 7: Algebraic Effects** -- Effect declarations -- Effect handlers -- Resume mechanism - -**Lesson 8: Generic Types** -- Type parameters -- Generic data structures -- Parametric polymorphism - -**Lesson 9: Modules and Imports** -- Module declarations -- Import statements -- Selective imports - -**Lesson 10: Building Real Programs** -- Project structure -- Testing -- Compilation commands - -**Location:** `docs/tutorial/lesson-{02-10}-*.md` - -### 2. Effect Handlers Implementation ✅ - -Implemented algebraic effects and handlers in the interpreter: - -**Features Implemented:** -- Effect declarations create builtin operations -- Effect operations raise `PerformEffect` errors when called -- `handle` expressions catch and dispatch to handlers -- `HandlerReturn` can intercept final return values -- `HandlerOp` matches specific effect operations -- Error propagation for unhandled effects - -**Implementation Details:** -- Added `PerformEffect` error type to `Value.eval_error` -- Implemented `eval_handle` function for handler matching -- Implemented `eval_effect_handler` for operation dispatch -- Effect operations registered as builtins in `eval_decl` - -**Example:** -```affinescript -effect Ask { - fn get_value() -> Int; -} - -fn main() -> Int { - return handle get_value() { - get_value() => { - return 42; - } - }; -} -``` - -**Limitations:** -- No delimited continuations (yet) -- Effects only work at top level of handle expression -- Resume doesn't continue suspended computations -- Multiple sequential effects don't work correctly - -**Documentation:** `docs/EFFECTS-IMPLEMENTATION.md` -**Test:** `tests/effects/basic_effect.affine` - -### 3. WebAssembly Code Generation Infrastructure 🔄 - -Created complete WASM code generation infrastructure: - -**Wasm Module (`lib/wasm.ml`):** -- Complete WASM IR definitions -- Value types: I32, I64, F32, F64 -- All WASM instructions: - - Control flow: block, loop, if, br, brif, call, return - - Memory: load, store, memory.size, memory.grow - - Arithmetic: add, sub, mul, div, rem - - Comparison: eq, ne, lt, le, gt, ge - - Bitwise: and, or, xor, shl, shr - - Conversions: wrap, extend, trunc, convert, promote, demote -- Module structure: types, functions, exports, imports, memory, globals -- Based on WebAssembly 1.0 specification - -**Codegen Module (`lib/codegen.ml`):** -- Code generation context with locals tracking -- Expression code generation: - - ✅ Literals: int, bool, float, char, unit - - ✅ Variables: local get/set - - ✅ Binary operations: arithmetic, comparison, logical, bitwise - - ✅ Unary operations: negation, logical not - - ✅ If expressions with then/else branches - - ✅ Let bindings (simple variable patterns) - - ✅ Blocks with multiple statements - - ✅ Return statements -- Statement code generation: - - ✅ Let statements - - ✅ Expression statements (with drop) - - ✅ While loops (using WASM block/loop/br) - - ❌ For loops (not yet) - - ❌ Assignment (not yet) -- Function code generation: - - ✅ Basic structure - - ✅ Parameter handling - - ❌ Function calls (not yet) - - ❌ Closures (not yet) -- Top-level declarations: - - ✅ Functions (with export for `main`) - - ❌ Constants (not yet) - - ❌ Types (ignored for now) - -**What's Missing:** -- WASM binary encoder (currently just IR) -- Function calls and indirect calls -- Heap allocation and memory management -- Complex data structures (tuples, records, arrays) -- Pattern matching translation -- Effect handler codegen -- Runtime support functions - -**Status:** Infrastructure complete, 30% done overall - -## Commits Made - -### Commit 1: Implement basic effect handler support -- **Hash:** `5115ede` -- **Files changed:** 13 -- **Insertions:** 562 -- **Deletions:** 5 -- **Files added:** - - `docs/EFFECTS-IMPLEMENTATION.md` - - `docs/tutorial/lesson-{02-10}-*.md` (9 files) - - `tests/effects/basic_effect.affine` -- **Files modified:** - - `lib/value.ml`: Add PerformEffect error type - - `lib/interp.ml`: Implement effect handlers - -### Commit 2: Add WebAssembly code generation infrastructure -- **Hash:** `dae5c09` -- **Files changed:** 4 -- **Insertions:** 608 -- **Deletions:** 9 -- **Files added:** - - `lib/wasm.ml`: WASM intermediate representation - - `lib/codegen.ml`: Code generator -- **Files modified:** - - `lib/dune`: Add wasm and codegen modules - - `STATE.scm`: Update progress - -### Commit 3: Update STATE.scm with session progress -- **Hash:** `06f4bb7` -- **Files changed:** 1 -- **Insertions:** 13 -- **Deletions:** 3 - -## Project Status Update - -### Completion Metrics -- **Overall:** 55% → 60% -- **Lexer:** 90% -- **Parser:** 75% -- **AST:** 100% -- **Borrow Checker:** 95% -- **Type Checker:** 40% -- **Interpreter:** 80% → 85% -- **WASM Codegen:** 0% → 30% -- **Standard Library:** 10% -- **Tooling:** 30% - -### Working Features -- ✅ Lexical analysis with token spans -- ✅ Parser with explicit return statements -- ✅ AST representation -- ✅ Error reporting with source locations -- ✅ Basic type definitions -- ✅ Affine type checking with ownership tracking -- ✅ Borrow checker detects use-after-move errors -- ✅ Function parameter type inference -- ✅ Tree-walking interpreter with pattern matching -- ✅ Control flow: while loops, for loops -- ✅ Basic algebraic effect handlers -- ✅ WebAssembly IR and basic code generation - -### Known Issues -- **Parser:** 63 shift/reduce conflicts, 5 reduce/reduce conflicts -- **Lambda Syntax:** Test files use `fn(x) => expr` but parser supports `|x| expr` -- **Implicit Returns:** Not supported (intentional design decision) -- **Type Checker:** Limited coverage (missing dependent types, row polymorphism, effect inference) -- **Effect Handlers:** Only work at top level, need delimited continuations -- **WASM Codegen:** No binary encoder yet - -## Task Status - -### Completed -1. ✅ Create "What Makes AffineScript Brilliant" landing page -2. ✅ Create Lesson 1: Hello AffineScript -3. ✅ Create Lessons 2-10 structure -4. ✅ Integrate borrow checker into compiler pipeline -5. ✅ Fix parser block/record ambiguity -6. ✅ Fix type inference for function parameters -7. ✅ Test borrow checker with use-after-move -8. ✅ Complete interpreter implementation - -### In Progress -9. 🔄 Implement WebAssembly code generation - - ✅ WASM IR definitions - - ✅ Basic code generator - - ⏳ Binary encoder (next priority) - - ⏳ Function calls - - ⏳ Memory management - - ⏳ Complex data structures - -## Next Steps - -### Immediate (This Week) -1. **WASM Binary Encoder** - Implement binary encoder to output .wasm files -2. **Function Calls** - Add support for direct and indirect function calls -3. **Memory Management** - Implement linear memory allocation for heap data -4. **Test End-to-End** - AffineScript → WASM → run in browser/wasmtime - -### Medium Term (This Month) -1. **Standard Library** - Basic I/O, data structures, string operations -2. **Module System** - Simple module/import system for code organization -3. **Delimited Continuations** - Full effect handler resume support -4. **More Tests** - Expand borrow checker tests (mut borrows, field access, lifetimes) - -### Long Term -1. **Dependent Types** - Dependent type checking implementation -2. **Row Polymorphism** - Extensible records -3. **Effect Inference** - Automatic effect inference and checking -4. **IDE Tooling** - LSP server, syntax highlighting - -## Files Modified This Session - -### Created -- `docs/tutorial/lesson-02-functions.md` -- `docs/tutorial/lesson-03-data.md` -- `docs/tutorial/lesson-04-patterns.md` -- `docs/tutorial/lesson-05-types.md` -- `docs/tutorial/lesson-06-errors.md` -- `docs/tutorial/lesson-07-effects.md` -- `docs/tutorial/lesson-08-generics.md` -- `docs/tutorial/lesson-09-modules.md` -- `docs/tutorial/lesson-10-building.md` -- `docs/EFFECTS-IMPLEMENTATION.md` -- `tests/effects/basic_effect.affine` -- `lib/wasm.ml` -- `lib/codegen.ml` -- `SESSION-2026-01-23.md` (this file) - -### Modified -- `lib/value.ml` - Add PerformEffect error -- `lib/interp.ml` - Implement effect handlers -- `lib/dune` - Add wasm and codegen modules -- `STATE.scm` - Update progress and session history - -## Lines of Code -- **Tutorial lessons:** ~350 lines (9 files) -- **Effect handlers:** ~100 lines -- **WASM IR:** ~350 lines -- **Code generator:** ~360 lines -- **Documentation:** ~200 lines -- **Total session output:** ~1,360 lines - -## Summary - -This was a highly productive session that completed most of the interpreter implementation and established the foundation for WebAssembly code generation. The effect handler implementation is functional for basic use cases and demonstrates the core concepts, even though it lacks full continuation support. The WASM codegen infrastructure is complete and ready for the binary encoder implementation. - -**Priorities Status:** -- ✅ #1: Interpreter - COMPLETE -- 🔄 #2: WebAssembly - Infrastructure complete, need binary encoder -- ⏳ #3: Standard library - Not started -- ⏳ #4: Module system - Not started - -**Key Achievement:** AffineScript now has a working interpreter that can execute programs with affine types, pattern matching, control flow, and basic algebraic effects! diff --git a/docs/history/SESSION-COMPLETE.adoc b/docs/history/SESSION-COMPLETE.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2e20b705 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/history/SESSION-COMPLETE.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,585 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Session Complete - 2026-01-23/24 + +== 🎉 All Priorities Accomplished! + +This extended session completed all four priorities requested by the +user: + +[arabic] +. ✅ *Complete interpreter implementation* - DONE (85%) +. ✅ *WebAssembly code generation* - WORKING (70%) +. ✅ *Standard library implementation* - DONE (60%) +. ⚠️ *Module system* - Parser ready, needs resolution phase + +== Summary Statistics + +*Overall Project Completion:* 55% → 70% ({plus}15%) + +[cols=",,,",options="header",] +|=== +|Component |Before |After |Delta +|Interpreter |80% |85% |{plus}5% +|WASM Codegen |30% |70% |{plus}40% +|Standard Library |10% |60% |{plus}50% +|=== + +*Session Output:* - *8 commits* made - *~2,200 lines* of code written - +*15 files* created/modified - *4 stdlib modules* implemented - *1 +working compiler* (AffineScript → WebAssembly) + +== Priority 1: Interpreter ✅ COMPLETE + +*Status:* 85% complete, fully functional + +*Completed earlier in session:* - ✅ Pattern matching (all pattern +types) - ✅ Control flow (while, for loops) - ✅ Effect handlers (basic +algebraic effects) - ✅ Tutorial lessons 2-10 created - ✅ Comprehensive +documentation + +*What works:* - Execute AffineScript programs - Pattern matching on all +types - Effect operations and handlers - Control flow constructs - +Affine type checking at runtime + +*Example:* + +[source,bash] +---- +affinescript eval program.affine +---- + +== Priority 2: WebAssembly Codegen ✅ WORKING + +*Status:* 70% complete, end-to-end working + +=== What Was Implemented + +*WASM IR Module (lib/wasm.ml)* - 350 lines - Complete WASM 1.0 +specification - All value types (I32, I64, F32, F64) - All instructions +(control flow, memory, arithmetic, conversions) - Module structure +(types, functions, exports, imports, memory) + +*Code Generator (lib/codegen.ml)* - 360{plus} lines - Expression code +generation with context threading - Statement code generation - Function +code generation - Proper local variable allocation + +*Binary Encoder (lib/wasm++_++encode.ml)* - 430 lines - LEB128 encoding +(unsigned and signed) - IEEE 754 float encoding - Complete instruction +encoding - Section-based module encoding - File output with +`write++_++module++_++to++_++file` + +=== What Works + +*Supported Features:* - ✅ Literals (int, bool, float, char, unit) - ✅ +Variables (local get/set) - ✅ Binary operations (arithmetic, +comparison, logical, bitwise) - ✅ Unary operations (negation, logical +not) - ✅ If expressions (with then/else) - ✅ Let bindings (simple +patterns) - ✅ Blocks and return statements - ✅ While loops - ✅ +Function definitions - ✅ Function exports (main) - ✅ Memory allocation +(1 page default) + +*End-to-End Pipeline:* + +.... +AffineScript source (.affine) + ↓ parse +AST + ↓ resolve names +Symbol table + ↓ generate code +WASM IR + ↓ encode binary +WebAssembly module (.wasm) + ↓ execute +Result +.... + +=== Verified Working + +*Test Program:* `simple++_++arithmetic.affine` + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn main() -> Int { + let a = 10; + let b = 32; + let c = a + b; + return c; +} +---- + +*Compilation:* + +[source,bash] +---- +affinescript compile simple_arithmetic.affine -o test.wasm +---- + +*Execution with Node.js:* + +[source,javascript] +---- +const { main } = wasmModule.exports; +console.log(main()); // Output: 42 ✓ +---- + +*File verification:* + +[source,bash] +---- +$ file test.wasm +test.wasm: WebAssembly (wasm) binary module version 0x1 (MVP) +---- + +=== What’s Missing (30%) + +Still TODO for complete WASM support: - Function calls and indirect +calls - Closures and function pointers - Heap memory management - +Complex data structures (tuples, records, arrays) - Pattern matching +translation - Effect handler codegen - Runtime support functions - +Standard library FFI + +== Priority 3: Standard Library ✅ COMPLETE + +*Status:* 60% complete, 4 modules implemented + +=== Modules Created + +*1. Core.affine* - Basic utilities (~100 lines) + +[source,affinescript] +---- +pub fn min(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int +pub fn max(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int +pub fn abs(x: Int) -> Int +pub fn clamp(x: Int, low: Int, high: Int) -> Int +pub fn compose[A, B, C](f, g) // Function composition +pub fn flip[A, B, C](f) // Flip arguments +---- + +*2. Result.affine* - Error handling (~120 lines) + +[source,affinescript] +---- +pub fn unwrap[T, E](own r: Result[T, E]) -> T +pub fn unwrap_or[T, E](own r: Result[T, E], default: T) -> T +pub fn map[T, U, E](own r: Result[T, E], f: fn(T) -> U) -> Result[U, E] +pub fn and_then[T, U, E](own r: Result[T, E], f: fn(T) -> Result[U, E]) -> Result[U, E] +---- + +*3. Option.affine* - Optional values (~150 lines) + +[source,affinescript] +---- +pub fn unwrap[T](own opt: Option[T]) -> T +pub fn unwrap_or[T](own opt: Option[T], default: T) -> T +pub fn map[T, U](own opt: Option[T], f: fn(T) -> U) -> Option[U] +pub fn and_then[T, U](own opt: Option[T], f: fn(T) -> Option[U]) -> Option[U] +pub fn filter[T](own opt: Option[T], pred: fn(ref T) -> Bool) -> Option[T] +---- + +*4. Math.affine* - Mathematical functions (~150 lines) + +[source,affinescript] +---- +pub const PI: Float = 3.141592653589793; +pub const E: Float = 2.718281828459045; + +pub fn pow(base: Int, exp: Int) -> Int +pub fn gcd(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int +pub fn lcm(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int +pub fn factorial(n: Int) -> Int +pub fn fib(n: Int) -> Int +---- + +=== Features + +*All modules use:* - Generic type parameters (`++[++T++]++`, +`++[++T, E++]++`) - Affine ownership annotations (`own`, `ref`) - +Pattern matching for type discrimination - Higher-order functions - +Comprehensive error handling + +*Documentation:* - Complete README.md with usage examples - Import +syntax documentation - Examples for each function - Status of +implemented vs TODO features + +=== Usage Example + +[source,affinescript] +---- +use Core::{min, max}; +use Result::{map, unwrap_or}; +use Option::filter; +use Math::{PI, pow}; + +fn calculate() -> Int { + let smaller = min(10, 20); + let area = PI * pow(radius, 2); + return area; +} +---- + +=== What’s Missing (40%) + +Still TODO: - String manipulation functions - Array/List operations +(map, filter, fold, etc.) - I/O functions (requires FFI) - +Transcendental math (sin, cos, sqrt - requires FFI) - Date/Time +utilities - File system operations - Async/concurrency primitives + +== Priority 4: Module System ⚠️ PARTIAL + +*Status:* Parser ready, needs resolution/evaluation + +=== What Exists + +*Parser support ✅:* - `module` declarations parsed - `use` imports +parsed - Module paths in AST - Import specifiers (simple, selective, +aliased) + +*Example parsed correctly:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +module Math.Geometry; + +use Core::{min, max}; +use String as S; + +pub fn area(radius: Float) -> Float { + return PI * radius * radius; +} +---- + +=== What’s Missing + +*Resolution phase:* - Module path resolution - Import binding - Symbol +table organization by module - Cross-module name lookup + +*Evaluation phase:* - Module-scoped evaluation - Import resolution at +runtime - Standard library path configuration + +=== Implementation Plan + +[arabic] +. *Resolution:* +* Organize symbol table by module paths +* Resolve imports to module symbols +* Handle selective imports (`use Mod::++{++a, b}`) +* Handle aliases (`use Mod as M`) +. *File System:* +* Module path to file path mapping +* Standard library location configuration +* Module search paths +. *Evaluation:* +* Load and evaluate imported modules +* Cache module evaluation results +* Handle circular dependencies + +== Commits Made + +=== Session Commits + +[arabic] +. *`5115ede`* - Implement basic effect handler support (562 lines) +. *`dae5c09`* - Add WebAssembly code generation infrastructure (608 +lines) +. *`06f4bb7`* - Update STATE.scm with session progress +. *`34a239c`* - Add comprehensive session summary +. *`f90fb1b`* - Implement WebAssembly binary encoder (544 lines) +. *`adc4b3d`* - Add standard library modules (576 lines) +. *`f6564a3`* - Update STATE.scm with complete progress +. *`(this)`* - Final session completion document + +*Total changes:* - *2,890 insertions* - *79 deletions* - *15 files +created* - *8 files modified* + +== Files Created This Session + +=== Documentation + +* `docs/EFFECTS-IMPLEMENTATION.md` - Effect handler documentation +* `docs/tutorial/lesson-++{++02-10}-++*++.md` - 9 tutorial lessons +* `stdlib/README.md` - Standard library documentation +* `SESSION-2026-01-23.md` - Initial session summary +* `SESSION-COMPLETE.md` - This file + +=== Source Code + +* `lib/wasm.ml` - WASM IR definitions +* `lib/codegen.ml` - Code generator +* `lib/wasm++_++encode.ml` - Binary encoder +* `stdlib/Core.affine` - Core utilities +* `stdlib/Result.affine` - Result error handling +* `stdlib/Option.affine` - Option optional values +* `stdlib/Math.affine` - Mathematical functions + +=== Tests + +* `tests/effects/basic++_++effect.affine` - Effect handler test +* `tests/codegen/simple++_++arithmetic.affine` - WASM codegen test + +== Working Examples + +=== 1. Effect Handlers + +*Source:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +effect Ask { + fn get_value() -> Int; +} + +fn main() -> Int { + return handle get_value() { + get_value() => { + return 42; + } + }; +} +---- + +*Run:* + +[source,bash] +---- +affinescript eval effect_test.affine +# Output: Program executed successfully +---- + +=== 2. WebAssembly Compilation + +*Source:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn main() -> Int { + let a = 10; + let b = 32; + let c = a + b; + return c; +} +---- + +*Compile:* + +[source,bash] +---- +affinescript compile arithmetic.affine -o output.wasm +# Output: Compiled arithmetic.affine -> output.wasm +---- + +*Execute:* + +[source,javascript] +---- +// Node.js +WebAssembly.instantiate(fs.readFileSync('output.wasm')).then(result => { + console.log(result.instance.exports.main()); // 42 +}); +---- + +=== 3. Standard Library Usage + +*Source:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +use Core::{min, max, abs}; +use Math::{pow, gcd}; + +fn main() -> Int { + let a = min(10, 20); + let b = max(10, 20); + let c = abs(-15); + let d = pow(2, 8); + let e = gcd(48, 18); + return a + b + c + d + e; // 10 + 20 + 15 + 256 + 6 = 307 +} +---- + +== Architecture Improvements + +=== Context Threading in Codegen + +*Problem:* Local variables allocated in statements weren’t visible to +subsequent code. + +*Solution:* Changed gen++_++expr and gen++_++stmt signatures to return +`(context ++*++ instr list)` instead of just `instr list`, properly +threading context through all expression and statement evaluation. + +*Impact:* Enables proper local variable scoping in generated WASM. + +=== Function Local Variables + +*Problem:* WASM parameters are implicitly locals 0..n-1, but codegen +started local allocation at 0. + +*Solution:* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +let fn_ctx = { ctx with locals = []; next_local = 0 } in +let (ctx_with_params, _) = (* allocate params at 0..n-1 *) +let param_count = List.length params in +(* additional locals start at param_count *) +let local_count = ctx_final.next_local - param_count in +---- + +*Impact:* Generated WASM now has correct local indices. + +== Testing + +=== Interpreter Tests + +[source,bash] +---- +affinescript eval tests/effects/basic_effect.affine +affinescript eval tests/borrow/valid_move.affine +affinescript eval tests/borrow/use_after_move.affine # Should fail +---- + +=== Codegen Tests + +[source,bash] +---- +affinescript compile tests/codegen/simple_arithmetic.affine -o test.wasm +file test.wasm # Should show: WebAssembly (wasm) binary module +node run_wasm.js # Should output: 42 +---- + +=== Standard Library Tests + +[source,affinescript] +---- +use Core::{min, max}; +use Math::pow; + +fn test_stdlib() -> Int { + return min(10, max(5, pow(2, 3))); // min(10, max(5, 8)) = min(10, 8) = 8 +} +---- + +== Known Limitations + +=== Effect Handlers + +* Only work at top level of handle expression +* No delimited continuations +* Resume doesn’t continue suspended computations +* Multiple sequential effects don’t work correctly + +=== WASM Codegen + +* No function calls yet +* No closures or function pointers +* No heap memory management +* No complex data structures +* No pattern matching translation +* No effect handler codegen + +=== Standard Library + +* String operations missing +* Array/List operations missing +* I/O requires FFI (not implemented) +* Transcendental math requires FFI +* Module imports not fully working + +=== Module System + +* Parser ready but resolution incomplete +* Imports don’t work yet +* No standard library path resolution +* No module caching + +== Future Work + +=== Immediate Next Steps + +[arabic] +. *Complete Module Resolution:* +* Implement cross-module name resolution +* Add module path to file path mapping +* Configure standard library location +. *Function Calls in WASM:* +* Direct function calls +* Function types in type section +* Call instruction generation +. *Heap Memory Management:* +* Linear memory allocator +* Garbage collection or manual management +* Complex data structure layouts + +=== Medium Term + +[arabic] +. *Delimited Continuations:* +* Full effect handler resume support +* CPS transformation or stack-based approach +. *Pattern Matching in WASM:* +* Translate match expressions +* Efficient dispatch for variants +. *Standard Library Expansion:* +* String module +* Array/List module +* I/O module with FFI + +=== Long Term + +[arabic] +. *Dependent Types:* +* Dependent type checking +* Refinement types +* Proof obligations +. *Row Polymorphism:* +* Extensible records +* Row type inference +. *Effect Inference:* +* Automatic effect tracking +* Effect polymorphism +. *IDE Tooling:* +* LSP server +* Syntax highlighting +* Auto-completion + +== Performance Metrics + +=== Compilation Speed + +* Simple programs (++<++100 lines): ++<++ 1 second +* Parser generates 63 shift/reduce conflicts (acceptable) +* WASM encoding is fast (++<++ 100ms for small programs) + +=== Generated Code Size + +* Minimal WASM overhead +* Simple arithmetic: 54 bytes total +* No runtime yet, so very compact + +=== Interpreter Performance + +* Tree-walking interpreter (not optimized) +* Suitable for development and testing +* Production code should compile to WASM + +== Conclusion + +This was an extraordinarily productive session that accomplished all +four requested priorities: + +✅ *Priority ++#++1: Interpreter* - Fully functional with effects ✅ +*Priority ++#++2: WASM Codegen* - End-to-end working, produces valid +.wasm files ✅ *Priority ++#++3: Standard Library* - 4 modules with +comprehensive documentation ⚠️ *Priority ++#++4: Module System* - +Foundation in place, needs resolution phase + +*Key Achievement:* AffineScript now has a complete compilation pipeline +from source code to executable WebAssembly, verified to work correctly! + +*Project Status:* 70% complete, Alpha phase, all core features working + +*Next Session:* Complete module system, add function calls to WASM, +expand standard library diff --git a/docs/history/SESSION-COMPLETE.md b/docs/history/SESSION-COMPLETE.md deleted file mode 100644 index 29c07828..00000000 --- a/docs/history/SESSION-COMPLETE.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,562 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript Session Complete - 2026-01-23/24 - -## 🎉 All Priorities Accomplished! - -This extended session completed all four priorities requested by the user: - -1. ✅ **Complete interpreter implementation** - DONE (85%) -2. ✅ **WebAssembly code generation** - WORKING (70%) -3. ✅ **Standard library implementation** - DONE (60%) -4. ⚠️ **Module system** - Parser ready, needs resolution phase - -## Summary Statistics - -**Overall Project Completion:** 55% → 70% (+15%) - -| Component | Before | After | Delta | -|-----------|--------|-------|-------| -| Interpreter | 80% | 85% | +5% | -| WASM Codegen | 30% | 70% | +40% | -| Standard Library | 10% | 60% | +50% | - -**Session Output:** -- **8 commits** made -- **~2,200 lines** of code written -- **15 files** created/modified -- **4 stdlib modules** implemented -- **1 working compiler** (AffineScript → WebAssembly) - -## Priority 1: Interpreter ✅ COMPLETE - -**Status:** 85% complete, fully functional - -**Completed earlier in session:** -- ✅ Pattern matching (all pattern types) -- ✅ Control flow (while, for loops) -- ✅ Effect handlers (basic algebraic effects) -- ✅ Tutorial lessons 2-10 created -- ✅ Comprehensive documentation - -**What works:** -- Execute AffineScript programs -- Pattern matching on all types -- Effect operations and handlers -- Control flow constructs -- Affine type checking at runtime - -**Example:** -```bash -affinescript eval program.affine -``` - -## Priority 2: WebAssembly Codegen ✅ WORKING - -**Status:** 70% complete, end-to-end working - -### What Was Implemented - -**WASM IR Module (lib/wasm.ml)** - 350 lines -- Complete WASM 1.0 specification -- All value types (I32, I64, F32, F64) -- All instructions (control flow, memory, arithmetic, conversions) -- Module structure (types, functions, exports, imports, memory) - -**Code Generator (lib/codegen.ml)** - 360+ lines -- Expression code generation with context threading -- Statement code generation -- Function code generation -- Proper local variable allocation - -**Binary Encoder (lib/wasm_encode.ml)** - 430 lines -- LEB128 encoding (unsigned and signed) -- IEEE 754 float encoding -- Complete instruction encoding -- Section-based module encoding -- File output with `write_module_to_file` - -### What Works - -**Supported Features:** -- ✅ Literals (int, bool, float, char, unit) -- ✅ Variables (local get/set) -- ✅ Binary operations (arithmetic, comparison, logical, bitwise) -- ✅ Unary operations (negation, logical not) -- ✅ If expressions (with then/else) -- ✅ Let bindings (simple patterns) -- ✅ Blocks and return statements -- ✅ While loops -- ✅ Function definitions -- ✅ Function exports (main) -- ✅ Memory allocation (1 page default) - -**End-to-End Pipeline:** -``` -AffineScript source (.affine) - ↓ parse -AST - ↓ resolve names -Symbol table - ↓ generate code -WASM IR - ↓ encode binary -WebAssembly module (.wasm) - ↓ execute -Result -``` - -### Verified Working - -**Test Program:** `simple_arithmetic.affine` -```affinescript -fn main() -> Int { - let a = 10; - let b = 32; - let c = a + b; - return c; -} -``` - -**Compilation:** -```bash -affinescript compile simple_arithmetic.affine -o test.wasm -``` - -**Execution with Node.js:** -```javascript -const { main } = wasmModule.exports; -console.log(main()); // Output: 42 ✓ -``` - -**File verification:** -```bash -$ file test.wasm -test.wasm: WebAssembly (wasm) binary module version 0x1 (MVP) -``` - -### What's Missing (30%) - -Still TODO for complete WASM support: -- Function calls and indirect calls -- Closures and function pointers -- Heap memory management -- Complex data structures (tuples, records, arrays) -- Pattern matching translation -- Effect handler codegen -- Runtime support functions -- Standard library FFI - -## Priority 3: Standard Library ✅ COMPLETE - -**Status:** 60% complete, 4 modules implemented - -### Modules Created - -**1. Core.affine** - Basic utilities (~100 lines) -```affinescript -pub fn min(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int -pub fn max(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int -pub fn abs(x: Int) -> Int -pub fn clamp(x: Int, low: Int, high: Int) -> Int -pub fn compose[A, B, C](f, g) // Function composition -pub fn flip[A, B, C](f) // Flip arguments -``` - -**2. Result.affine** - Error handling (~120 lines) -```affinescript -pub fn unwrap[T, E](own r: Result[T, E]) -> T -pub fn unwrap_or[T, E](own r: Result[T, E], default: T) -> T -pub fn map[T, U, E](own r: Result[T, E], f: fn(T) -> U) -> Result[U, E] -pub fn and_then[T, U, E](own r: Result[T, E], f: fn(T) -> Result[U, E]) -> Result[U, E] -``` - -**3. Option.affine** - Optional values (~150 lines) -```affinescript -pub fn unwrap[T](own opt: Option[T]) -> T -pub fn unwrap_or[T](own opt: Option[T], default: T) -> T -pub fn map[T, U](own opt: Option[T], f: fn(T) -> U) -> Option[U] -pub fn and_then[T, U](own opt: Option[T], f: fn(T) -> Option[U]) -> Option[U] -pub fn filter[T](own opt: Option[T], pred: fn(ref T) -> Bool) -> Option[T] -``` - -**4. Math.affine** - Mathematical functions (~150 lines) -```affinescript -pub const PI: Float = 3.141592653589793; -pub const E: Float = 2.718281828459045; - -pub fn pow(base: Int, exp: Int) -> Int -pub fn gcd(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int -pub fn lcm(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int -pub fn factorial(n: Int) -> Int -pub fn fib(n: Int) -> Int -``` - -### Features - -**All modules use:** -- Generic type parameters (`[T]`, `[T, E]`) -- Affine ownership annotations (`own`, `ref`) -- Pattern matching for type discrimination -- Higher-order functions -- Comprehensive error handling - -**Documentation:** -- Complete README.md with usage examples -- Import syntax documentation -- Examples for each function -- Status of implemented vs TODO features - -### Usage Example - -```affinescript -use Core::{min, max}; -use Result::{map, unwrap_or}; -use Option::filter; -use Math::{PI, pow}; - -fn calculate() -> Int { - let smaller = min(10, 20); - let area = PI * pow(radius, 2); - return area; -} -``` - -### What's Missing (40%) - -Still TODO: -- String manipulation functions -- Array/List operations (map, filter, fold, etc.) -- I/O functions (requires FFI) -- Transcendental math (sin, cos, sqrt - requires FFI) -- Date/Time utilities -- File system operations -- Async/concurrency primitives - -## Priority 4: Module System ⚠️ PARTIAL - -**Status:** Parser ready, needs resolution/evaluation - -### What Exists - -**Parser support ✅:** -- `module` declarations parsed -- `use` imports parsed -- Module paths in AST -- Import specifiers (simple, selective, aliased) - -**Example parsed correctly:** -```affinescript -module Math.Geometry; - -use Core::{min, max}; -use String as S; - -pub fn area(radius: Float) -> Float { - return PI * radius * radius; -} -``` - -### What's Missing - -**Resolution phase:** -- Module path resolution -- Import binding -- Symbol table organization by module -- Cross-module name lookup - -**Evaluation phase:** -- Module-scoped evaluation -- Import resolution at runtime -- Standard library path configuration - -### Implementation Plan - -1. **Resolution:** - - Organize symbol table by module paths - - Resolve imports to module symbols - - Handle selective imports (`use Mod::{a, b}`) - - Handle aliases (`use Mod as M`) - -2. **File System:** - - Module path to file path mapping - - Standard library location configuration - - Module search paths - -3. **Evaluation:** - - Load and evaluate imported modules - - Cache module evaluation results - - Handle circular dependencies - -## Commits Made - -### Session Commits - -1. **`5115ede`** - Implement basic effect handler support (562 lines) -2. **`dae5c09`** - Add WebAssembly code generation infrastructure (608 lines) -3. **`06f4bb7`** - Update STATE.scm with session progress -4. **`34a239c`** - Add comprehensive session summary -5. **`f90fb1b`** - Implement WebAssembly binary encoder (544 lines) -6. **`adc4b3d`** - Add standard library modules (576 lines) -7. **`f6564a3`** - Update STATE.scm with complete progress -8. **`(this)`** - Final session completion document - -**Total changes:** -- **2,890 insertions** -- **79 deletions** -- **15 files created** -- **8 files modified** - -## Files Created This Session - -### Documentation -- `docs/EFFECTS-IMPLEMENTATION.md` - Effect handler documentation -- `docs/tutorial/lesson-{02-10}-*.md` - 9 tutorial lessons -- `stdlib/README.md` - Standard library documentation -- `SESSION-2026-01-23.md` - Initial session summary -- `SESSION-COMPLETE.md` - This file - -### Source Code -- `lib/wasm.ml` - WASM IR definitions -- `lib/codegen.ml` - Code generator -- `lib/wasm_encode.ml` - Binary encoder -- `stdlib/Core.affine` - Core utilities -- `stdlib/Result.affine` - Result error handling -- `stdlib/Option.affine` - Option optional values -- `stdlib/Math.affine` - Mathematical functions - -### Tests -- `tests/effects/basic_effect.affine` - Effect handler test -- `tests/codegen/simple_arithmetic.affine` - WASM codegen test - -## Working Examples - -### 1. Effect Handlers - -**Source:** -```affinescript -effect Ask { - fn get_value() -> Int; -} - -fn main() -> Int { - return handle get_value() { - get_value() => { - return 42; - } - }; -} -``` - -**Run:** -```bash -affinescript eval effect_test.affine -# Output: Program executed successfully -``` - -### 2. WebAssembly Compilation - -**Source:** -```affinescript -fn main() -> Int { - let a = 10; - let b = 32; - let c = a + b; - return c; -} -``` - -**Compile:** -```bash -affinescript compile arithmetic.affine -o output.wasm -# Output: Compiled arithmetic.affine -> output.wasm -``` - -**Execute:** -```javascript -// Node.js -WebAssembly.instantiate(fs.readFileSync('output.wasm')).then(result => { - console.log(result.instance.exports.main()); // 42 -}); -``` - -### 3. Standard Library Usage - -**Source:** -```affinescript -use Core::{min, max, abs}; -use Math::{pow, gcd}; - -fn main() -> Int { - let a = min(10, 20); - let b = max(10, 20); - let c = abs(-15); - let d = pow(2, 8); - let e = gcd(48, 18); - return a + b + c + d + e; // 10 + 20 + 15 + 256 + 6 = 307 -} -``` - -## Architecture Improvements - -### Context Threading in Codegen - -**Problem:** Local variables allocated in statements weren't visible to subsequent code. - -**Solution:** Changed gen_expr and gen_stmt signatures to return `(context * instr list)` instead of just `instr list`, properly threading context through all expression and statement evaluation. - -**Impact:** Enables proper local variable scoping in generated WASM. - -### Function Local Variables - -**Problem:** WASM parameters are implicitly locals 0..n-1, but codegen started local allocation at 0. - -**Solution:** -```ocaml -let fn_ctx = { ctx with locals = []; next_local = 0 } in -let (ctx_with_params, _) = (* allocate params at 0..n-1 *) -let param_count = List.length params in -(* additional locals start at param_count *) -let local_count = ctx_final.next_local - param_count in -``` - -**Impact:** Generated WASM now has correct local indices. - -## Testing - -### Interpreter Tests -```bash -affinescript eval tests/effects/basic_effect.affine -affinescript eval tests/borrow/valid_move.affine -affinescript eval tests/borrow/use_after_move.affine # Should fail -``` - -### Codegen Tests -```bash -affinescript compile tests/codegen/simple_arithmetic.affine -o test.wasm -file test.wasm # Should show: WebAssembly (wasm) binary module -node run_wasm.js # Should output: 42 -``` - -### Standard Library Tests -```affinescript -use Core::{min, max}; -use Math::pow; - -fn test_stdlib() -> Int { - return min(10, max(5, pow(2, 3))); // min(10, max(5, 8)) = min(10, 8) = 8 -} -``` - -## Known Limitations - -### Effect Handlers -- Only work at top level of handle expression -- No delimited continuations -- Resume doesn't continue suspended computations -- Multiple sequential effects don't work correctly - -### WASM Codegen -- No function calls yet -- No closures or function pointers -- No heap memory management -- No complex data structures -- No pattern matching translation -- No effect handler codegen - -### Standard Library -- String operations missing -- Array/List operations missing -- I/O requires FFI (not implemented) -- Transcendental math requires FFI -- Module imports not fully working - -### Module System -- Parser ready but resolution incomplete -- Imports don't work yet -- No standard library path resolution -- No module caching - -## Future Work - -### Immediate Next Steps - -1. **Complete Module Resolution:** - - Implement cross-module name resolution - - Add module path to file path mapping - - Configure standard library location - -2. **Function Calls in WASM:** - - Direct function calls - - Function types in type section - - Call instruction generation - -3. **Heap Memory Management:** - - Linear memory allocator - - Garbage collection or manual management - - Complex data structure layouts - -### Medium Term - -1. **Delimited Continuations:** - - Full effect handler resume support - - CPS transformation or stack-based approach - -2. **Pattern Matching in WASM:** - - Translate match expressions - - Efficient dispatch for variants - -3. **Standard Library Expansion:** - - String module - - Array/List module - - I/O module with FFI - -### Long Term - -1. **Dependent Types:** - - Dependent type checking - - Refinement types - - Proof obligations - -2. **Row Polymorphism:** - - Extensible records - - Row type inference - -3. **Effect Inference:** - - Automatic effect tracking - - Effect polymorphism - -4. **IDE Tooling:** - - LSP server - - Syntax highlighting - - Auto-completion - -## Performance Metrics - -### Compilation Speed -- Simple programs (<100 lines): < 1 second -- Parser generates 63 shift/reduce conflicts (acceptable) -- WASM encoding is fast (< 100ms for small programs) - -### Generated Code Size -- Minimal WASM overhead -- Simple arithmetic: 54 bytes total -- No runtime yet, so very compact - -### Interpreter Performance -- Tree-walking interpreter (not optimized) -- Suitable for development and testing -- Production code should compile to WASM - -## Conclusion - -This was an extraordinarily productive session that accomplished all four requested priorities: - -✅ **Priority #1: Interpreter** - Fully functional with effects -✅ **Priority #2: WASM Codegen** - End-to-end working, produces valid .wasm files -✅ **Priority #3: Standard Library** - 4 modules with comprehensive documentation -⚠️ **Priority #4: Module System** - Foundation in place, needs resolution phase - -**Key Achievement:** AffineScript now has a complete compilation pipeline from source code to executable WebAssembly, verified to work correctly! - -**Project Status:** 70% complete, Alpha phase, all core features working - -**Next Session:** Complete module system, add function calls to WASM, expand standard library diff --git a/docs/history/SESSION-HANDOFF-2026-05-18.adoc b/docs/history/SESSION-HANDOFF-2026-05-18.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..be840368 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/history/SESSION-HANDOFF-2026-05-18.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,74 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Session handoff — ++#++135 stdlib AOT (note for the next Claude) + +*Date:* 2026-05-17 → 2026-05-18. *Read +`docs/history/STDLIB-AOT-TRIAGE.md` first* — it is the authoritative +live punch list. + +== What this work was + +Epic *++#++128 / ++#++135*: make every `stdlib/++*++.affine` compile +through `resolve → typecheck → codegen` (Deno-ESM). This was the +estate’s ReScript-port bottleneck. + +== What landed (merged to `main`, ~20 PRs, ++#++149–++#++169) + +Front: ++#++131 (`++>>++` keystone), ++#++134 (unwrap soundness), +++#++132 (ADR-011 namespace), ++#++133 (single-ownership dedup). + +++#++135 slices merged: *1* `fn(x)=++>++e` lambdas · *2* slice index +`e++[++a:b++]++` · *3* bare `effect E;` {plus} ADR-008 `-++>++ T / E` · +*4* `total` keyword-rename {plus} `Iterator::collect` Vec→`++[]++` · *5* +trait default bodies · *6/6b* `try`/`ref`/`as` keyword-as-ident renames +· *7* let-polymorphism (generic fns were silently monomorphic — +high-leverage typecheck fix) · *8* module visibility/imports · *11* +resolver two-pass (forward refs {plus} mutual recursion). Slice *10* +(effects generic-extern kinds) landed via a parallel session. + +Result: *~11/19 stdlib files compile end-to-end* (prelude, string, +effects, Core {plus} 7 module files). The two hardest _enabling_ fixes +(sl.7 let-poly, sl.11 resolver two-pass) are done — nothing is blocked +on the resolver or the typecheck wall any more. + +== What remains (see triage doc for precise per-file root causes) + +* *slice 9* — `option` `&mut Option++<++T++>++` ref params (`take`/ +`get++_++or++_++insert`); affine/borrow lowering, +ownership-soundness-critical. +* *slice 12* — deeper typecheck on `result`/`collections`/`testing`/ +`traits` (now past resolution). +* *io / math* — cross-module `split` (in `string.affine`) / `trunc`; see +open PRs below. + +== ⚠️ Concurrency note (important) + +This repo was worked by *two Claude sessions in parallel* in the same +clone, under the shared `hyperpolymath` git identity. Open PRs +*++#++167* (slice 10 `Ref++<++T++>++` kind) and *++#++170* (`trunc` +builtin) belong to the _other_ session — do not assume they are yours. +Before resuming: re-verify `origin/main`, base any branch on it (never +on a stray checked-out branch), and coordinate on +`io`/`math`/resolver/`string` which the other session was actively +editing. Mechanics {plus} hazards are in memory +`affinescript-spine-rederived`, `split-merge-failure-mode`, +`stray-branch-base-misdetection`, +`git-checkout-discards-uncommitted-edits`. + +== Build + +Canonical clone is `/home/hyperpolymath/dev/affinescript` (has the +`++_++opam` local switch; the `repos/affinescript` clone has no +toolchain). Prefix every command: + +.... +export PATH="/usr/bin:$PATH" +eval $(opam env --switch=/home/hyperpolymath/dev/affinescript --set-switch) +dune build && dune test # full suite was green at 233 tests +.... + +Discipline that paid off this session: isolate genuine root causes with +minimal repros before changing the compiler; commit a green change +_before_ any conflict-check/file-swap; for grammar edits, diff menhir +conflict counts before/after; one scoped slice per PR; rigorous triage +over a damaging partial pass. diff --git a/docs/history/SESSION-HANDOFF-2026-05-18.md b/docs/history/SESSION-HANDOFF-2026-05-18.md deleted file mode 100644 index 674c36c5..00000000 --- a/docs/history/SESSION-HANDOFF-2026-05-18.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ - - - -# Session handoff — #135 stdlib AOT (note for the next Claude) - -**Date:** 2026-05-17 → 2026-05-18. **Read `docs/history/STDLIB-AOT-TRIAGE.md` -first** — it is the authoritative live punch list. - -## What this work was - -Epic **#128 / #135**: make every `stdlib/*.affine` compile through -`resolve → typecheck → codegen` (Deno-ESM). This was the estate's -ReScript-port bottleneck. - -## What landed (merged to `main`, ~20 PRs, #149–#169) - -Front: #131 (`>>` keystone), #134 (unwrap soundness), #132 (ADR-011 -namespace), #133 (single-ownership dedup). - -#135 slices merged: **1** `fn(x)=>e` lambdas · **2** slice index -`e[a:b]` · **3** bare `effect E;` + ADR-008 `-> T / E` · **4** `total` -keyword-rename + `Iterator::collect` Vec→`[]` · **5** trait default -bodies · **6/6b** `try`/`ref`/`as` keyword-as-ident renames · **7** -let-polymorphism (generic fns were silently monomorphic — high-leverage -typecheck fix) · **8** module visibility/imports · **11** resolver -two-pass (forward refs + mutual recursion). Slice **10** (effects -generic-extern kinds) landed via a parallel session. - -Result: **~11/19 stdlib files compile end-to-end** (prelude, string, -effects, Core + 7 module files). The two hardest *enabling* fixes -(sl.7 let-poly, sl.11 resolver two-pass) are done — nothing is blocked -on the resolver or the typecheck wall any more. - -## What remains (see triage doc for precise per-file root causes) - -- **slice 9** — `option` `&mut Option` ref params (`take`/ - `get_or_insert`); affine/borrow lowering, ownership-soundness-critical. -- **slice 12** — deeper typecheck on `result`/`collections`/`testing`/ - `traits` (now past resolution). -- **io / math** — cross-module `split` (in `string.affine`) / `trunc`; - see open PRs below. - -## ⚠️ Concurrency note (important) - -This repo was worked by **two Claude sessions in parallel** in the same -clone, under the shared `hyperpolymath` git identity. Open PRs **#167** -(slice 10 `Ref` kind) and **#170** (`trunc` builtin) belong to the -*other* session — do not assume they are yours. Before resuming: -re-verify `origin/main`, base any branch on it (never on a stray -checked-out branch), and coordinate on `io`/`math`/resolver/`string` -which the other session was actively editing. Mechanics + hazards are -in memory `affinescript-spine-rederived`, `split-merge-failure-mode`, -`stray-branch-base-misdetection`, `git-checkout-discards-uncommitted-edits`. - -## Build - -Canonical clone is `/home/hyperpolymath/dev/affinescript` (has the -`_opam` local switch; the `repos/affinescript` clone has no toolchain). -Prefix every command: - -``` -export PATH="/usr/bin:$PATH" -eval $(opam env --switch=/home/hyperpolymath/dev/affinescript --set-switch) -dune build && dune test # full suite was green at 233 tests -``` - -Discipline that paid off this session: isolate genuine root causes with -minimal repros before changing the compiler; commit a green change -*before* any conflict-check/file-swap; for grammar edits, diff menhir -conflict counts before/after; one scoped slice per PR; rigorous triage -over a damaging partial pass. diff --git a/docs/history/SESSION-HANDOFF-2026-05-18b.adoc b/docs/history/SESSION-HANDOFF-2026-05-18b.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4c8bb9f4 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/history/SESSION-HANDOFF-2026-05-18b.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Session handoff (b) — ++#++128/++#++135 stdlib AOT, continued + +Continues `SESSION-HANDOFF-2026-05-18.md`. Single session, sole driver +(the parallel session was stopped). Read the triage doc {plus} this. + +== State + +stdlib *13/19 compile* `resolve→typecheck→borrow` on `main` (was 11). 7 +PRs merged this run (++#++167, ++#++170, ++#++172, ++#++173, ++#++174, +++#++184, plus the earlier slice-10/trunc), each gated on full suite +*233/233*, zero regression. + +The import/builtin *infrastructure is now solid* (this was the bulk of +the work — io.affine surfaced a 5-layer systemic stack, all fixed): + +* *++#++172* imported modules now get builtin-seeded resolve {plus} +typecheck contexts (`seed++_++builtins` shared; `register++_++builtins` +called in the import path); ADR-011 `use module::++{++...}` works end to +end. +* *++#++173* `register++_++builtins` reconciled with the resolver seed +list — file-I/O / env / time / float-math family {plus} `read++_++line` +→ `Result`. +* *++#++174* imported type-schemes threaded into `check++_++program` +(`~import++_++types`), so cross-module _values_ type-check. +* *++#++184* `math.affine` green (`to++_++float` → `float(n)`; 8 +`let mut`). + +ADR-011 module model is *ruled*: explicit `use module::++{++...}`, `pub` +required (not flat-namespace, not prelude-hub). + +== Remaining to close STAGE A + +6 files, each a span-less typecheck/parse hunt — one PR each: + +[width="100%",cols="34%,33%,33%",options="header",] +|=== +|file |error |note +|collections |`Unify (Array, (++_++ -++>++ Bool))` |HOF/filter scheme + +|io |`Unify (String, Array++[++String++]++)` |`split` `++[++String++]++` +at use-site + +|option |parse `320:15` |slice 9 `&mut Option++<++T++>++`; hardest, do +last + +|result |`Unify ((++_++-++>_++), T)` |generic instantiation + +|testing |`Unify ((Unit-++>++TestResult), TestResult)` |fn ref vs call + +|traits |`Unify (ref ++_++, Int)` |ref/borrow scheme +|=== + +Then closers: *++#++138* (remove the `typecheck.ml` "`If without else +returns Never`" debug `eprintf`) → *++#++136* (CI stdlib-wide AOT smoke +gate) → *++#++137* (multi-module integration test). + +== Build + +.... +cd /home/hyperpolymath/dev/affinescript +export PATH="/usr/bin:$PATH" +eval $(opam env --switch=/home/hyperpolymath/dev/affinescript --set-switch) +dune build && dune test # must stay 233/233 +./_build/default/bin/main.exe check stdlib/.affine +.... + +When sweeping, filter the stray `If without else returns Never` stderr +line (a debug `eprintf`, not a failure — closer ++#++138 removes it). + +== Method (kept) + +One file per PR; reproduce with `check`; errors carry no span so read +and reason; most failures are simple *stdlib* bugs (`let`→`let mut`, +`n{plus}0.0`→`float(n)`, missing `use`/`pub`) not compiler bugs — prefer +the stdlib fix. Full sweep {plus} `dune test` before every commit; zero +regression mandatory. `Refs ++#++128`, squash-merge, mirror status on +the ++#++128 thread. Rigorous triage over a partial hack; don’t guess at +typecheck/borrow internals. diff --git a/docs/history/SESSION-HANDOFF-2026-05-18b.md b/docs/history/SESSION-HANDOFF-2026-05-18b.md deleted file mode 100644 index 21649f6f..00000000 --- a/docs/history/SESSION-HANDOFF-2026-05-18b.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,69 +0,0 @@ - - - -# Session handoff (b) — #128/#135 stdlib AOT, continued - -Continues `SESSION-HANDOFF-2026-05-18.md`. Single session, sole driver -(the parallel session was stopped). Read the triage doc + this. - -## State - -stdlib **13/19 compile** `resolve→typecheck→borrow` on `main` -(was 11). 7 PRs merged this run (#167, #170, #172, #173, #174, #184, -plus the earlier slice-10/trunc), each gated on full suite **233/233**, -zero regression. - -The import/builtin **infrastructure is now solid** (this was the bulk -of the work — io.affine surfaced a 5-layer systemic stack, all fixed): - -- **#172** imported modules now get builtin-seeded resolve + typecheck - contexts (`seed_builtins` shared; `register_builtins` called in the - import path); ADR-011 `use module::{...}` works end to end. -- **#173** `register_builtins` reconciled with the resolver seed list — - file-I/O / env / time / float-math family + `read_line` → `Result`. -- **#174** imported type-schemes threaded into `check_program` - (`~import_types`), so cross-module *values* type-check. -- **#184** `math.affine` green (`to_float` → `float(n)`; 8 `let mut`). - -ADR-011 module model is **ruled**: explicit `use module::{...}`, -`pub` required (not flat-namespace, not prelude-hub). - -## Remaining to close STAGE A - -6 files, each a span-less typecheck/parse hunt — one PR each: - -| file | error | note | -|---|---|---| -| collections | `Unify (Array, (_ -> Bool))` | HOF/filter scheme | -| io | `Unify (String, Array[String])` | `split` `[String]` at use-site | -| option | parse `320:15` | slice 9 `&mut Option`; hardest, do last | -| result | `Unify ((_->_), T)` | generic instantiation | -| testing | `Unify ((Unit->TestResult), TestResult)` | fn ref vs call | -| traits | `Unify (ref _, Int)` | ref/borrow scheme | - -Then closers: **#138** (remove the `typecheck.ml` "If without else -returns Never" debug `eprintf`) → **#136** (CI stdlib-wide AOT smoke -gate) → **#137** (multi-module integration test). - -## Build - -``` -cd /home/hyperpolymath/dev/affinescript -export PATH="/usr/bin:$PATH" -eval $(opam env --switch=/home/hyperpolymath/dev/affinescript --set-switch) -dune build && dune test # must stay 233/233 -./_build/default/bin/main.exe check stdlib/.affine -``` - -When sweeping, filter the stray `If without else returns Never` -stderr line (a debug `eprintf`, not a failure — closer #138 removes it). - -## Method (kept) - -One file per PR; reproduce with `check`; errors carry no span so read -and reason; most failures are simple **stdlib** bugs (`let`→`let mut`, -`n+0.0`→`float(n)`, missing `use`/`pub`) not compiler bugs — prefer the -stdlib fix. Full sweep + `dune test` before every commit; zero -regression mandatory. `Refs #128`, squash-merge, mirror status on the -#128 thread. Rigorous triage over a partial hack; don't guess at -typecheck/borrow internals. diff --git a/docs/history/STDLIB-AOT-TRIAGE.adoc b/docs/history/STDLIB-AOT-TRIAGE.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..05635227 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/history/STDLIB-AOT-TRIAGE.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Stdlib AOT triage — ++#++135 punch list + +____ +*CLOSED 2026-05-18.* This punch list is complete. All 19 +`stdlib/++*++.affine` files now compile through +`resolve → typecheck → codegen`; epic ++#++128 and sub-issues +*++#++131–++#++138 are all merged and closed*. The "`Current sweep`" and +"`Remaining slices`" sections below are preserved *as historical record* +of the in-flight state on 2026-05-17 r2 — they no longer describe the +tree. Live status is now machine-enforced by the CI gate +`test/test++_++stdlib++_++aot.ml` (STAGE-A AOT smoke, 19/19 {plus} the +++#++137 multi-module integration test), so the AOT path cannot silently +rot again. See the *Closure* section for the final state. Verified +locally 2026-05-18: `dune runtest` = 253 tests green. +____ + +*Refreshed 2026-05-17 (r2)* after merging ++#++135 slices +1,2,3,5,6,6b,7,8. + +== Done (merged to main) + +[width="100%",cols="34%,33%,33%",options="header",] +|=== +|Slice |What |PR +|++#++131/++#++134/++#++132/++#++133 |front +(keystone/soundness/ADR-011/dedup) |++#++149/++#++150/++#++151/++#++152 + +|sl.1 |`fn(x)=++>++e` anon-function expressions |++#++153 + +|sl.2 |slice/range index `e++[++a:b++]++` via `slice` builtin |++#++154 + +|sl.3 |bare `effect E;` {plus} ADR-008 `-++>++ T / E` row |++#++155 + +|sl.6 |`try`→`attempt`, `ref`→`make++_++ref` |++#++156 + +|sl.6b |`as`→`xs` (collections) |++#++158 + +|sl.5 |trait default bodies (left-factored; conflicts ↓) |++#++159 + +|*sl.7* |*let-polymorphism*: generic fn `++<++T++>++` instantiation +{plus} prelude `mut` |++#++163 + +|sl.8 |module visibility/imports per ADR-011 |++#++164 +|=== + +== Current sweep + +[width="100%",cols="34%,33%,33%",options="header",] +|=== +|File |Stage |Slice / root cause +|`prelude` |✅ OK |compiles end-to-end (sl.7 {plus} sl.8) + +|`string` `Core` {plus} 7 module files |✅ OK |— + +|`result` |TYPECHECK |post-sl.8 deeper typecheck (imports now resolve) — +*slice 12* + +|`collections` |RESOLVE UndefinedVariable +|`binary++_++search`→`binary++_++search++_++helper` — *slice 11* +(resolver forward-ref) + +|`io` |RESOLVE UndefinedVariable |`split` lives in `string.affine`; +needs cross-module import — *slice 8-tail* + +|`option` |PARSE 320 |`&mut Option++<++T++>++` ref param +(`take`/`get++_++or++_++insert`) — *slice 9* + +|`testing` |PARSE 302 |record-literal `++{++f:v}` as final block expr +after stmts — *slice 4* + +|`math` |PARSE 354 |`if`(no else) as a statement between stmts — *slice +4* + +|`traits` |PARSE 124 |`while let` / `Vec::new()` / `let mut` mid-block — +*slice 4* + +|`effects` |TYPECHECK |"`Too many arguments for kind`" — generic-extern +kind-check — *slice 10* +|=== + +~10/19 compile end-to-end (was 9 at session start; the +_highest-leverage_ compiler fix — let-polymorphism, sl.7 — is the +session’s key win: it unblocked the entire typecheck wall). + +== Remaining slices — all correctness-/grammar-critical (rigorous, not auto) + +* *slice 4* — block/statement LR ambiguity (testing/math/traits). The +grammar’s pre-existing `list(stmt)` vs `expr++_++record++_++body` r/r: +`if`/`while`/`for` as statements vs trailing-expr; record-literal vs +block `++{++`; `while let`. High regression risk; careful checkpointed +block-grammar restructure {plus} full conflict re-verify. +* *slice 9* — `&mut T` reference parameters with reassignment (`option` +take/get++_++or++_++insert). Affine/borrow lowering; +ownership-soundness-critical. +* *slice 10* — generic-extern kind-checking ("`Too many arguments for +kind`"); `effects` `extern fn make++_++ref++<++T++>++`. +* *slice 11* (NEW, discovered in sl.8) — the resolver is single-pass +with no top-level pre-registration, so *forward references between +top-level functions fail* (`fn a()++{++ b() } fn b()++{++}` errors even +_without_ `module`). Pre-existing, affects collections and likely many +files; resolver two-pass fix — resolver-critical. +* *slice 8-tail* — `io` needs `split` from `string.affine` cross-module; +requires `module string; pub fn split` {plus} `use string::++{++split}`, +then re-verify every string.affine consumer (string currently compiles — +must not regress). +* *slice 12* — `result` post-sl.8 deeper typecheck (separate from sl.7; +surfaced once imports resolved). + +== Closure + +*Reached 2026-05-18 — epic ++#++128 fully delivered.* + +The criterion above was met: all 19 `stdlib/++*++.affine` files compile +`resolve → typecheck → codegen`. Final disposition of the slices: + +* *slice 4* (block/statement LR ambiguity — testing/math/traits), *slice +9* (`&mut T` reference params), *slice 10* (generic-extern kind-check), +*slice 11* (resolver two-pass / forward-ref), *slice 8-tail* (`io` ← +`string` cross-module), *slice 12* (`result` deeper typecheck) — all +resolved under ++#++135 (++#++172–++#++192). +* *++#++135* — every `stdlib/++*++.affine` compiles end-to-end. Closed. +* *++#++138* — `b895374` Some/None/Ok/Err seed band-aid removed; +resolution now goes through `use prelude::++{++…}` (PR ++#++193). +Closed. +* *++#++136* — stdlib-wide AOT compile-smoke gate added as +`test/test++_++stdlib++_++aot.ml`, run under `dune runtest` / CI (PR +++#++194). Closed. +* *++#++137* — multi-module integration test (`prelude` {plus} `string` +{plus} `option` {plus} `collections` together) in the same file (PR +++#++194). Closed. + +Sub-issues *++#++131–++#++138 are all closed*; epic *++#++128*’s only +remaining scope is the consumer-side echidna trackers (++#++61–64), +which close with that migration, not this epic. The +rigorous-over-partial-hack discipline held throughout — no unattended +changes to the block grammar, borrow checker, kind checker, or resolver +two-pass. This document is now a historical record; the live invariant +is the CI gate. diff --git a/docs/history/STDLIB-AOT-TRIAGE.md b/docs/history/STDLIB-AOT-TRIAGE.md deleted file mode 100644 index 21776a1c..00000000 --- a/docs/history/STDLIB-AOT-TRIAGE.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,102 +0,0 @@ - - - -# Stdlib AOT triage — #135 punch list - -> **CLOSED 2026-05-18.** This punch list is complete. All 19 `stdlib/*.affine` -> files now compile through `resolve → typecheck → codegen`; epic #128 and -> sub-issues **#131–#138 are all merged and closed**. The "Current sweep" and -> "Remaining slices" sections below are preserved **as historical record** of -> the in-flight state on 2026-05-17 r2 — they no longer describe the tree. -> Live status is now machine-enforced by the CI gate `test/test_stdlib_aot.ml` -> (STAGE-A AOT smoke, 19/19 + the #137 multi-module integration test), so the -> AOT path cannot silently rot again. See the **Closure** section for the -> final state. Verified locally 2026-05-18: `dune runtest` = 253 tests green. - -**Refreshed 2026-05-17 (r2)** after merging #135 slices 1,2,3,5,6,6b,7,8. - -## Done (merged to main) - -| Slice | What | PR | -|---|---|---| -| #131/#134/#132/#133 | front (keystone/soundness/ADR-011/dedup) | #149/#150/#151/#152 | -| sl.1 | `fn(x)=>e` anon-function expressions | #153 | -| sl.2 | slice/range index `e[a:b]` via `slice` builtin | #154 | -| sl.3 | bare `effect E;` + ADR-008 `-> T / E` row | #155 | -| sl.6 | `try`→`attempt`, `ref`→`make_ref` | #156 | -| sl.6b | `as`→`xs` (collections) | #158 | -| sl.5 | trait default bodies (left-factored; conflicts ↓) | #159 | -| **sl.7** | **let-polymorphism**: generic fn `` instantiation + prelude `mut` | #163 | -| sl.8 | module visibility/imports per ADR-011 | #164 | - -## Current sweep - -| File | Stage | Slice / root cause | -|---|---|---| -| `prelude` | ✅ OK | compiles end-to-end (sl.7 + sl.8) | -| `string` `Core` + 7 module files | ✅ OK | — | -| `result` | TYPECHECK | post-sl.8 deeper typecheck (imports now resolve) — **slice 12** | -| `collections` | RESOLVE UndefinedVariable | `binary_search`→`binary_search_helper` — **slice 11** (resolver forward-ref) | -| `io` | RESOLVE UndefinedVariable | `split` lives in `string.affine`; needs cross-module import — **slice 8-tail** | -| `option` | PARSE 320 | `&mut Option` ref param (`take`/`get_or_insert`) — **slice 9** | -| `testing` | PARSE 302 | record-literal `{f:v}` as final block expr after stmts — **slice 4** | -| `math` | PARSE 354 | `if`(no else) as a statement between stmts — **slice 4** | -| `traits` | PARSE 124 | `while let` / `Vec::new()` / `let mut` mid-block — **slice 4** | -| `effects` | TYPECHECK | "Too many arguments for kind" — generic-extern kind-check — **slice 10** | - -~10/19 compile end-to-end (was 9 at session start; the *highest-leverage* -compiler fix — let-polymorphism, sl.7 — is the session's key win: it -unblocked the entire typecheck wall). - -## Remaining slices — all correctness-/grammar-critical (rigorous, not auto) - -- **slice 4** — block/statement LR ambiguity (testing/math/traits). The - grammar's pre-existing `list(stmt)` vs `expr_record_body` r/r: - `if`/`while`/`for` as statements vs trailing-expr; record-literal vs - block `{`; `while let`. High regression risk; careful checkpointed - block-grammar restructure + full conflict re-verify. -- **slice 9** — `&mut T` reference parameters with reassignment - (`option` take/get_or_insert). Affine/borrow lowering; - ownership-soundness-critical. -- **slice 10** — generic-extern kind-checking ("Too many arguments for - kind"); `effects` `extern fn make_ref`. -- **slice 11** (NEW, discovered in sl.8) — the resolver is single-pass - with no top-level pre-registration, so **forward references between - top-level functions fail** (`fn a(){ b() } fn b(){}` errors even - *without* `module`). Pre-existing, affects collections and likely - many files; resolver two-pass fix — resolver-critical. -- **slice 8-tail** — `io` needs `split` from `string.affine` - cross-module; requires `module string; pub fn split` + `use - string::{split}`, then re-verify every string.affine consumer - (string currently compiles — must not regress). -- **slice 12** — `result` post-sl.8 deeper typecheck (separate from - sl.7; surfaced once imports resolved). - -## Closure - -**Reached 2026-05-18 — epic #128 fully delivered.** - -The criterion above was met: all 19 `stdlib/*.affine` files compile -`resolve → typecheck → codegen`. Final disposition of the slices: - -- **slice 4** (block/statement LR ambiguity — testing/math/traits), - **slice 9** (`&mut T` reference params), **slice 10** (generic-extern - kind-check), **slice 11** (resolver two-pass / forward-ref), **slice - 8-tail** (`io` ← `string` cross-module), **slice 12** (`result` - deeper typecheck) — all resolved under #135 (#172–#192). -- **#135** — every `stdlib/*.affine` compiles end-to-end. Closed. -- **#138** — `b895374` Some/None/Ok/Err seed band-aid removed; - resolution now goes through `use prelude::{…}` (PR #193). Closed. -- **#136** — stdlib-wide AOT compile-smoke gate added as - `test/test_stdlib_aot.ml`, run under `dune runtest` / CI (PR #194). - Closed. -- **#137** — multi-module integration test (`prelude` + `string` + - `option` + `collections` together) in the same file (PR #194). - Closed. - -Sub-issues **#131–#138 are all closed**; epic **#128**'s only remaining -scope is the consumer-side echidna trackers (#61–64), which close with -that migration, not this epic. The rigorous-over-partial-hack discipline -held throughout — no unattended changes to the block grammar, borrow -checker, kind checker, or resolver two-pass. This document is now a -historical record; the live invariant is the CI gate. diff --git a/docs/history/TRAIT_SYSTEM_STATUS.adoc b/docs/history/TRAIT_SYSTEM_STATUS.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bee3e191 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/history/TRAIT_SYSTEM_STATUS.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,428 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Trait System - Implementation Status + +== ✅ Completed Features + +=== 1. Trait Registry & Validation + +* Trait definitions stored in registry with methods and associated types +* Implementation validation ensures all required methods are present +* Parameter count checking for method signatures +* ✅ *NEW:* Struct type definitions stored in type++_++defs table + +=== 2. Standard Library Traits + +* *Eq*: Equality comparison with `eq(ref self, ref other) -++>++ Bool` +* *Ord*: Ordering with `cmp(ref self, ref other)` (requires Eq) +* *Hash*: Hashing with `hash(ref self) -++>++ Int` +* *Display*: Display conversion with `to++_++string(ref self)` + +All stdlib traits have correct parameter signatures. + +=== 3. Method Resolution ✨ *ENHANCED* + +* `find++_++method++_++for++_++type`: Locates trait implementations for +a given type +* `find++_++method`: Retrieves specific method from an implementation +* ✅ *NEW:* Works with both nominal types AND struct literals! +* ✅ *NEW:* Proper self parameter handling (excluded from method call +type) + +=== 4. Type Checker Integration ✨ *GREATLY ENHANCED* + +* Method call pattern detection: `receiver.method(args)` +* Automatic trait method resolution as fallback for field access +* Function type construction from method signatures (excluding self) +* Type annotation support in let bindings +* ✅ *NEW:* Nominal-to-structural type expansion during unification +* ✅ *NEW:* Field access on struct literals with type annotations +* ✅ *NEW:* Trait method calls on struct literals! + +=== 5. Working Examples + +[source,affinescript] +---- +struct Point { x: Int, y: Int } + +trait Display { + fn show(ref self: Self) -> Int; +} + +impl Display for Point { + fn show(ref self: Point) -> Int { + return self.x; + } +} + +fn main() -> Int { + // ✅ Struct literal with type annotation + let p: Point = { x: 10, y: 20 }; + + // ✅ Field access works! + let x: Int = p.x; + + // ✅ Trait method call works! + return p.show(); +} +---- + +== 🎉 MAJOR MILESTONE: Nominal/Structural Type Bridge Complete! + +The nominal/structural type mismatch has been *SOLVED*! + +*What was fixed:* 1. Added `type++_++defs` table to context storing +struct → record type mappings 2. Struct definitions now register their +expanded record types 3. `check++_++subsumption` expands nominal types +before unification + +4. `ExprField` handler expands nominal types for field access 5. Method +type construction excludes self parameter (first param) + +*Result:* Trait methods now work on: - ✅ Function parameters with +nominal types - ✅ *Struct literals with type annotations* - ✅ *Any +expression that evaluates to a struct type* + +== 📋 Remaining Work + +=== High Priority + +[arabic] +. [line-through]#*Nominal/Structural Type Bridge*# ✅ *COMPLETE!* +. *Trait Bounds Checking*: Validate `where T: Trait` constraints ⚙️ *IN +PROGRESS* +. [line-through]#*Codegen for Trait Methods*# ✅ *COMPLETE!* +* ✅ Monomorphization: Generates specialized functions per type +* ✅ Function mangling: `TypeName++_++TraitName++_++methodName` format +* ✅ Automatic dispatch: `p.show()` correctly calls +`Point++_++Display++_++show(p)` +* ✅ Call site tracking: Type checker records trait method calls for +codegen +* ✅ Full end-to-end: Trait methods compile to WASM and execute +correctly! +. [line-through]#*Better Error Messages*# ✅ *COMPLETE!* +* ✅ *Task 3A*: Type error messages with diff display and suggestions +* ✅ *Task 3C*: Trait-specific error messages, if-statement divergence +fix +* ✅ *Task 3B*: Comprehensive error reporting (color output, error +codes) +. *Effect System Implementation* ⚙️ *IN PROGRESS* +* ✅ Effect operations module (union, subtyping, normalization) +* ⚠️ Effect tracking in type checker (TODO - integration) +* ⚠️ Effect inference and propagation (TODO) +* ⚠️ Polymorphic effects (TODO) + +=== Medium Priority + +[arabic, start=6] +. *Supertrait Validation*: Ensure implementations satisfy supertrait +requirements +. *Associated Types*: Full support for associated type substitution + +=== Low Priority + +[arabic, start=7] +. *Orphan Rules*: Prevent conflicting implementations (coherence) +. *Trait Objects*: Dynamic dispatch support +. *Default Methods*: Support for methods with default implementations + +== 🐛 Known Issues + +[line-through]#*If Statement Return Detection:*# ✅ *FIXED!* + +The type checker now correctly recognizes when an if-expression with +returns in both branches never produces a value (diverges). This fix +includes: + +* *`expr++_++diverges` function*: Detects when an expression always +returns +* *Improved if-expression synthesis*: Handles diverging branches +correctly +* *Enhanced block checking*: Recognizes diverging statements + +[source,affinescript] +---- +// ✅ Now works! +fn main() -> Int { + if condition { + return 1; + } else { + return 0; + }; // Type checker recognizes both branches return +} +---- + +== 🎯 Next Steps + +The critical path for full trait support: + +[arabic] +. [line-through]#Fix nominal/structural mismatch# ✅ *DONE!* +. *Implement trait bounds checking* (enables generic constraints) + +. *Add codegen for trait methods* (enables WASM compilation) + +Once these remaining two are complete, traits will be fully functional +end-to-end! + +== 📊 Test Coverage + +Passing tests: - ✅ Basic trait implementation - ✅ Multiple traits on +same type - ✅ Stdlib trait (Eq) implementation - ✅ Method calls on +function parameters - ✅ *Method calls on struct literals* ⭐ - ✅ +*Field access on struct literals* ⭐ - ✅ Multi-parameter methods - ✅ +Multiple implementations of same trait for different types - ✅ *WASM +compilation with trait methods* ⭐ - ✅ *Trait method dispatch in +codegen* ⭐ - ✅ *Improved error messages* ⭐ *NEW!* - Type mismatch +with suggestions - Expected function error - Field not found error - +Trait method not found error + +Known failures/limitations: - ⚠️ Generic functions with trait bounds +(partial - validation started but not complete) - [line-through]#❌ +If-statements as last expression# ✅ *FIXED!* + +== 📝 Implementation Details + +=== Error Message System ✅ *COMPLETE!* + +==== Session 4A - Type Error Messages (Task 3A) + +*Implemented:* 1. *Human-Readable Type Pretty-Printer*: +`string++_++of++_++ty` function converts internal type representation to +user-friendly strings - `Int`, `Bool`, `String` instead of `TCon "Int"` +- `fn(Int) -++>++ Bool` instead of `TArrow(...)` - +`++{++ x: Int, y: Int }` instead of internal row representation + +[arabic, start=2] +. *Type Diff Display*: `show++_++type++_++diff` function shows expected +vs actual types with context-specific suggestions +* Detects common mistakes (Int vs Bool, function vs non-function, etc.) +* Provides helpful hints based on error pattern +. *Enhanced Unification Errors*: `format++_++unify++_++error` provides +detailed messages for each unification failure +* `TypeMismatch`: Shows type diff with suggestions +* `OccursCheck`: Explains infinite type loops in recursive functions +* `RowMismatch`: Shows record field differences +* `LabelNotFound`: Highlights missing fields with suggestions +* `EffectMismatch`: Explains purity constraints +. *Complete Error Coverage*: `format++_++type++_++error` handles all +error types with helpful context +* `ExpectedFunction`: Suggests checking if expression is actually a +function +* `ExpectedRecord`: Shows record literal syntax +* `ArityMismatch`: Counts missing/extra arguments +* `CannotInfer`: Suggests adding type annotations +* `TraitNotImplemented`: Shows impl block template +* `TraitMethodNotFound`: Explains field vs method distinction + +*Example Output:* + +.... +/tmp/test_type_mismatch.affine:9:26: Type mismatch + Expected: Bool + Actual: Int + Cannot mix Int and Bool types. + Help: Use comparison operators (==, <, >) which return Bool, not arithmetic on Bool +.... + +==== Session 4B - Comprehensive Error Reporting (Task 3B) + +*Implemented:* 1. *ANSI Color Support* (`lib/error++_++formatter.ml`): - +`colorize` function for terminal color output - Auto-detection of +terminal color support (checks `TERM` environment variable) - Color +codes: Red (errors), Yellow (warnings), Green (help), Cyan (locations), +Magenta (error codes) - `format++_++error` with severity levels and +error codes - `format++_++error++_++with++_++context` for showing source +lines with carets + +[arabic, start=2] +. *Error Collection System* (`lib/error++_++collector.ml`): +* `collected++_++error` type with severity, code, location, message, and +help +* `Error++_++collector.t` for accumulating multiple errors +* `add++_++error` and `add++_++warning` functions +* `format++_++all` to display all collected errors +* `format++_++summary` for error/warning counts with color +. *Error Codes*: +* E0001: Type mismatch +* E0002: Infinite type (occurs check) +* L0001: Lexer errors +* P0001: Parser errors +* (More codes can be added as needed) + +*Architecture:* - `Error++_++formatter`: Low-level formatting with ANSI +colors - `Error++_++collector`: Accumulates errors during compilation +phases - Designed for future enhancement: multiple errors per phase, +error recovery in parser + +*Files Created:* - `lib/error++_++formatter.ml` {plus} `.mli`: Color +formatting utilities - `lib/error++_++collector.ml`: Error accumulation +and batch reporting + +*Files Modified:* - `lib/dune`: Added error++_++formatter and +error++_++collector modules - `lib/typecheck.ml`: Uses error codes and +colored output (future integration) + +=== Effect System (Session 5 & 6 - Task 2) ⚙️ *IN PROGRESS* + +*✅ COMPLETED:* 1. *Effect Operations Module* (`lib/effect.ml`): - +`union++_++eff`: Combine two effects (flattens, deduplicates) - +`union++_++effs`: Union a list of effects - `is++_++pure`: Check if +effect is EPure - `eff++_++subsumes`: Effect subtyping (Pure ++<++: any +effect) - `eff++_++subset`: Check if e1 ⊆ e2 - `normalize++_++eff`: +Flatten and deduplicate effect unions - `string++_++of++_++eff`: +Human-readable effect display + +[arabic, start=2] +. *Effect Tracking in Type Checker*: +* ✅ `synth` returns `(ty ++*++ eff) result` +* ✅ `check` returns `eff result` +* ✅ Function applications union func++_++eff {plus} arg++_++eff {plus} +call++_++eff (line 1393) +* ✅ Binary/unary operations propagate operand effects (line 1678, 1702) +* ✅ Let bindings union RHS and body effects (line 1068) +* ✅ If/match expressions union all branch effects (lines 1088-1100, +1119) +* ✅ Blocks union all statement effects (line 1596) +* ✅ Effect unification at lambda checking (line 1442) +. *Effect Inference & Generalization*: +* ✅ Lambda bodies infer effects (line 1044: +`TArrow (param++_++ty, acc, body++_++eff)`) +* ✅ Effect variables collected during generalization (line 547) +* ✅ Effect variables included in schemes (line 548) +* ✅ Effect variables instantiated with fresh vars (line 561-562) +* ✅ Effect substitution in instantiate (line 578) + +*✅ NEWLY COMPLETED (Session 6):* 4. *Trait Method Effect Annotations*: +- ✅ Extract effects from method declarations (typecheck.ml:1012, 1239) +- ✅ Use `method++_++decl.fd++_++eff` instead of hardcoded `EPure` - ✅ +Trait methods now properly typed with their declared effects + +*✅ NEWLY COMPLETED (Session 6 - Effect Safety):* 5. *Effect Subsumption +Checking*: - ✅ Added subsumption check in `synth++_++app` +(typecheck.ml:1408-1414, 1419-1425) - ✅ Checks +`call++_++eff ⊑ current++_++effect` before allowing function calls - ✅ +Made `current++_++effect` field mutable in context (line 341) - ✅ Set +effect context when checking lambda bodies (line 1467) - ✅ Set effect +context when checking function bodies (line 2020) - ✅ Extract declared +effects from `fd.fd++_++eff` (line 1985-1989) - ✅ Error messages +include effect names and context + +*⚠️ REMAINING WORK:* 1. *Effect Syntax & Parser*: - Effect annotation +syntax (`fn(...) -++>++ T / E`) not in parser yet - Effect handlers +parsed but not in codegen - Need to add effect syntax to function +signatures + +[arabic, start=2] +. *Standard Library Effects*: +* Declare builtin effects: IO, State, Exn +* Mark builtin operations with appropriate effects +* Add effect annotations to standard library functions +* Example: `print: fn(String) -++>++ Unit / IO` +. *User-Defined Effects* (future): +* `effect` declarations in syntax +* Effect handlers and resumption +* Algebraic effects support + +*Files Created:* - `lib/effect.ml` {plus} `.mli`: Effect system +operations + +*Files Modified (Session 6):* - `lib/typecheck.ml`: - Added effect +module imports with warning suppression (lines 14-18) - Uses local +`union++_++eff` implementation (line 1848) - consider replacing with +Effect.union++_++effs later - Effect tracking fully integrated +throughout synth/check - ✅ Fixed trait method effect extraction: ++*++ +ExprApp trait method calls (lines 1010-1017): Extract from +`method++_++decl.fd++_++eff` ++*++ ExprField trait method access (lines +1235-1243): Extract from `method++_++decl.fd++_++eff` - Verified: +`ast++_++to++_++eff` function already exists (line 789) for converting +AST effects + +*Current Status:* The effect system core is *substantially complete* +(95%). Effects: - ✅ Flow correctly through the type checker - ✅ Are +unified at lambda checking and subsumption - ✅ Are generalized in +let-bindings - ✅ Are instantiated with fresh variables - ✅ Track +through all expression forms (app, binop, if, match, blocks) - ✅ Are +properly extracted from trait method declarations + +*Remaining Work (5%):* 1. Effect subsumption validation at call sites +(prevent pure → impure calls) 2. Standard library effect declarations +(IO, State, Exn) 3. Builtin operation effect annotations + +*Next Immediate Steps:* 1. Implement effect subsumption checking in +function application 2. Add test cases for effect violation detection 3. +Declare standard library effects (IO, State, Exn) 4. Mark builtin +operations with appropriate effects + +*Testing:* - ✅ Basic trait method calls compile correctly +(/tmp/test++_++effects.affine) - ⚠️ Need tests for effect violations +(pure calling impure) - ⚠️ Need tests with explicit effect annotations + +=== Type Expansion System + +* `ctx.type++_++defs`: Hashtable mapping type names to their expanded +types +* Populated during `TopType` checking for structs +* Used in `check++_++subsumption` and `ExprField` to expand nominal +types +* Enables seamless interop between nominal and structural typing + +=== Method Type Construction + +* Trait methods include `self` as first parameter in definition +* Type checker *excludes* self when building function type for method +calls +* `receiver.method(args)` automatically binds self to receiver +* Remaining parameters become the function’s parameter types + +=== Codegen Monomorphization (Session 3) + +* *Function Mangling*: Trait methods compiled to +`TypeName++_++TraitName++_++methodName` +* *TopImpl Handler*: Generates monomorphized functions for each impl +block +* *Trait Registry in Codegen*: Passed from type checker to codegen for +method resolution +* *Example*: `impl Display for Point ++{++ fn show(...) }` → +`Point++_++Display++_++show(...)` function + +*Implementation Flow:* 1. Type checker creates trait registry and +type++_++defs 2. `check++_++program` now returns `context result` (not +`unit result`) 3. Compiler pipeline passes `trait++_++registry` to +codegen 4. `TopImpl` extracts methods from `ib++_++items` and generates +mangled functions 5. Each trait method becomes a regular WASM function + +*What Works:* - ✅ Monomorphized functions are generated correctly - ✅ +Programs with trait impls compile to WASM - ✅ Type checking correctly +resolves trait methods + +*What’s Missing:* - ⚠️ Automatic method call dispatch (needs desugaring +pass or AST transformation) - ⚠️ For now, trait methods compile but +`p.show()` syntax doesn’t call them yet + +=== Files Modified (Session 3 - Codegen) ✅ *COMPLETE!* + +* `lib/typecheck.ml`: +** Modified `check++_++program` to return `context result` +** Added `trait++_++method++_++calls` hashtable to track call sites +** Records `(type++_++name, trait++_++name, method++_++name)` for each +trait method call +** Uses `method++_++name.span` as key for unique identification +* `lib/codegen.ml`: +** Added `trait++_++registry` and `trait++_++method++_++calls` to +context +** Implemented `TopImpl` monomorphization (generates mangled functions) +** Enhanced `ExprApp` handler to detect and dispatch trait method calls +** Pattern matches on `ExprField(receiver, method)` and checks hashtable +** Direct call generation to monomorphized functions +* `bin/main.ml`: +** Updated compilation pipeline to pass trait registry and call sites to +codegen +** Threads type checking context through to codegen phase + +*End-to-End Flow:* 1. Type checker identifies trait method calls during +synthesis 2. Records call site info: +`(type++_++name, trait++_++name, method++_++name)` keyed by span 3. +Codegen TopImpl generates monomorphized functions with mangled names 4. +Codegen ExprApp checks if call site is a trait method 5. If yes, +generates direct Call instruction to mangled function 6. Result: +`p.show()` → `Call Point++_++Display++_++show` with `p` as first +argument diff --git a/docs/history/TRAIT_SYSTEM_STATUS.md b/docs/history/TRAIT_SYSTEM_STATUS.md deleted file mode 100644 index b8afc19e..00000000 --- a/docs/history/TRAIT_SYSTEM_STATUS.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,397 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript Trait System - Implementation Status - -## ✅ Completed Features - -### 1. Trait Registry & Validation -- Trait definitions stored in registry with methods and associated types -- Implementation validation ensures all required methods are present -- Parameter count checking for method signatures -- ✅ **NEW:** Struct type definitions stored in type_defs table - -### 2. Standard Library Traits -- **Eq**: Equality comparison with `eq(ref self, ref other) -> Bool` -- **Ord**: Ordering with `cmp(ref self, ref other)` (requires Eq) -- **Hash**: Hashing with `hash(ref self) -> Int` -- **Display**: Display conversion with `to_string(ref self)` - -All stdlib traits have correct parameter signatures. - -### 3. Method Resolution ✨ **ENHANCED** -- `find_method_for_type`: Locates trait implementations for a given type -- `find_method`: Retrieves specific method from an implementation -- ✅ **NEW:** Works with both nominal types AND struct literals! -- ✅ **NEW:** Proper self parameter handling (excluded from method call type) - -### 4. Type Checker Integration ✨ **GREATLY ENHANCED** -- Method call pattern detection: `receiver.method(args)` -- Automatic trait method resolution as fallback for field access -- Function type construction from method signatures (excluding self) -- Type annotation support in let bindings -- ✅ **NEW:** Nominal-to-structural type expansion during unification -- ✅ **NEW:** Field access on struct literals with type annotations -- ✅ **NEW:** Trait method calls on struct literals! - -### 5. Working Examples -```affinescript -struct Point { x: Int, y: Int } - -trait Display { - fn show(ref self: Self) -> Int; -} - -impl Display for Point { - fn show(ref self: Point) -> Int { - return self.x; - } -} - -fn main() -> Int { - // ✅ Struct literal with type annotation - let p: Point = { x: 10, y: 20 }; - - // ✅ Field access works! - let x: Int = p.x; - - // ✅ Trait method call works! - return p.show(); -} -``` - -## 🎉 MAJOR MILESTONE: Nominal/Structural Type Bridge Complete! - -The nominal/structural type mismatch has been **SOLVED**! - -**What was fixed:** -1. Added `type_defs` table to context storing struct → record type mappings -2. Struct definitions now register their expanded record types -3. `check_subsumption` expands nominal types before unification -4. `ExprField` handler expands nominal types for field access -5. Method type construction excludes self parameter (first param) - -**Result:** Trait methods now work on: -- ✅ Function parameters with nominal types -- ✅ **Struct literals with type annotations** -- ✅ **Any expression that evaluates to a struct type** - -## 📋 Remaining Work - -### High Priority -1. ~~**Nominal/Structural Type Bridge**~~ ✅ **COMPLETE!** -2. **Trait Bounds Checking**: Validate `where T: Trait` constraints ⚙️ **IN PROGRESS** -3. ~~**Codegen for Trait Methods**~~ ✅ **COMPLETE!** - - ✅ Monomorphization: Generates specialized functions per type - - ✅ Function mangling: `TypeName_TraitName_methodName` format - - ✅ Automatic dispatch: `p.show()` correctly calls `Point_Display_show(p)` - - ✅ Call site tracking: Type checker records trait method calls for codegen - - ✅ Full end-to-end: Trait methods compile to WASM and execute correctly! -4. ~~**Better Error Messages**~~ ✅ **COMPLETE!** - - ✅ **Task 3A**: Type error messages with diff display and suggestions - - ✅ **Task 3C**: Trait-specific error messages, if-statement divergence fix - - ✅ **Task 3B**: Comprehensive error reporting (color output, error codes) - -5. **Effect System Implementation** ⚙️ **IN PROGRESS** - - ✅ Effect operations module (union, subtyping, normalization) - - ⚠️ Effect tracking in type checker (TODO - integration) - - ⚠️ Effect inference and propagation (TODO) - - ⚠️ Polymorphic effects (TODO) - -### Medium Priority -6. **Supertrait Validation**: Ensure implementations satisfy supertrait requirements -7. **Associated Types**: Full support for associated type substitution - -### Low Priority -7. **Orphan Rules**: Prevent conflicting implementations (coherence) -8. **Trait Objects**: Dynamic dispatch support -9. **Default Methods**: Support for methods with default implementations - -## 🐛 Known Issues - -~~**If Statement Return Detection:**~~ ✅ **FIXED!** - -The type checker now correctly recognizes when an if-expression with returns in both branches never produces a value (diverges). This fix includes: - -- **`expr_diverges` function**: Detects when an expression always returns -- **Improved if-expression synthesis**: Handles diverging branches correctly -- **Enhanced block checking**: Recognizes diverging statements - -```affinescript -// ✅ Now works! -fn main() -> Int { - if condition { - return 1; - } else { - return 0; - }; // Type checker recognizes both branches return -} -``` - -## 🎯 Next Steps - -The critical path for full trait support: - -1. ~~Fix nominal/structural mismatch~~ ✅ **DONE!** -2. **Implement trait bounds checking** (enables generic constraints) -3. **Add codegen for trait methods** (enables WASM compilation) - -Once these remaining two are complete, traits will be fully functional end-to-end! - -## 📊 Test Coverage - -Passing tests: -- ✅ Basic trait implementation -- ✅ Multiple traits on same type -- ✅ Stdlib trait (Eq) implementation -- ✅ Method calls on function parameters -- ✅ **Method calls on struct literals** ⭐ -- ✅ **Field access on struct literals** ⭐ -- ✅ Multi-parameter methods -- ✅ Multiple implementations of same trait for different types -- ✅ **WASM compilation with trait methods** ⭐ -- ✅ **Trait method dispatch in codegen** ⭐ -- ✅ **Improved error messages** ⭐ **NEW!** - - Type mismatch with suggestions - - Expected function error - - Field not found error - - Trait method not found error - -Known failures/limitations: -- ⚠️ Generic functions with trait bounds (partial - validation started but not complete) -- ~~❌ If-statements as last expression~~ ✅ **FIXED!** - -## 📝 Implementation Details - -### Error Message System ✅ **COMPLETE!** - -#### Session 4A - Type Error Messages (Task 3A) - -**Implemented:** -1. **Human-Readable Type Pretty-Printer**: `string_of_ty` function converts internal type representation to user-friendly strings - - `Int`, `Bool`, `String` instead of `TCon "Int"` - - `fn(Int) -> Bool` instead of `TArrow(...)` - - `{ x: Int, y: Int }` instead of internal row representation - -2. **Type Diff Display**: `show_type_diff` function shows expected vs actual types with context-specific suggestions - - Detects common mistakes (Int vs Bool, function vs non-function, etc.) - - Provides helpful hints based on error pattern - -3. **Enhanced Unification Errors**: `format_unify_error` provides detailed messages for each unification failure - - `TypeMismatch`: Shows type diff with suggestions - - `OccursCheck`: Explains infinite type loops in recursive functions - - `RowMismatch`: Shows record field differences - - `LabelNotFound`: Highlights missing fields with suggestions - - `EffectMismatch`: Explains purity constraints - -4. **Complete Error Coverage**: `format_type_error` handles all error types with helpful context - - `ExpectedFunction`: Suggests checking if expression is actually a function - - `ExpectedRecord`: Shows record literal syntax - - `ArityMismatch`: Counts missing/extra arguments - - `CannotInfer`: Suggests adding type annotations - - `TraitNotImplemented`: Shows impl block template - - `TraitMethodNotFound`: Explains field vs method distinction - -**Example Output:** -``` -/tmp/test_type_mismatch.affine:9:26: Type mismatch - Expected: Bool - Actual: Int - Cannot mix Int and Bool types. - Help: Use comparison operators (==, <, >) which return Bool, not arithmetic on Bool -``` - -#### Session 4B - Comprehensive Error Reporting (Task 3B) - -**Implemented:** -1. **ANSI Color Support** (`lib/error_formatter.ml`): - - `colorize` function for terminal color output - - Auto-detection of terminal color support (checks `TERM` environment variable) - - Color codes: Red (errors), Yellow (warnings), Green (help), Cyan (locations), Magenta (error codes) - - `format_error` with severity levels and error codes - - `format_error_with_context` for showing source lines with carets - -2. **Error Collection System** (`lib/error_collector.ml`): - - `collected_error` type with severity, code, location, message, and help - - `Error_collector.t` for accumulating multiple errors - - `add_error` and `add_warning` functions - - `format_all` to display all collected errors - - `format_summary` for error/warning counts with color - -3. **Error Codes**: - - E0001: Type mismatch - - E0002: Infinite type (occurs check) - - L0001: Lexer errors - - P0001: Parser errors - - (More codes can be added as needed) - -**Architecture:** -- `Error_formatter`: Low-level formatting with ANSI colors -- `Error_collector`: Accumulates errors during compilation phases -- Designed for future enhancement: multiple errors per phase, error recovery in parser - -**Files Created:** -- `lib/error_formatter.ml` + `.mli`: Color formatting utilities -- `lib/error_collector.ml`: Error accumulation and batch reporting - -**Files Modified:** -- `lib/dune`: Added error_formatter and error_collector modules -- `lib/typecheck.ml`: Uses error codes and colored output (future integration) - -### Effect System (Session 5 & 6 - Task 2) ⚙️ **IN PROGRESS** - -**✅ COMPLETED:** -1. **Effect Operations Module** (`lib/effect.ml`): - - `union_eff`: Combine two effects (flattens, deduplicates) - - `union_effs`: Union a list of effects - - `is_pure`: Check if effect is EPure - - `eff_subsumes`: Effect subtyping (Pure <: any effect) - - `eff_subset`: Check if e1 ⊆ e2 - - `normalize_eff`: Flatten and deduplicate effect unions - - `string_of_eff`: Human-readable effect display - -2. **Effect Tracking in Type Checker**: - - ✅ `synth` returns `(ty * eff) result` - - ✅ `check` returns `eff result` - - ✅ Function applications union func_eff + arg_eff + call_eff (line 1393) - - ✅ Binary/unary operations propagate operand effects (line 1678, 1702) - - ✅ Let bindings union RHS and body effects (line 1068) - - ✅ If/match expressions union all branch effects (lines 1088-1100, 1119) - - ✅ Blocks union all statement effects (line 1596) - - ✅ Effect unification at lambda checking (line 1442) - -3. **Effect Inference & Generalization**: - - ✅ Lambda bodies infer effects (line 1044: `TArrow (param_ty, acc, body_eff)`) - - ✅ Effect variables collected during generalization (line 547) - - ✅ Effect variables included in schemes (line 548) - - ✅ Effect variables instantiated with fresh vars (line 561-562) - - ✅ Effect substitution in instantiate (line 578) - -**✅ NEWLY COMPLETED (Session 6):** -4. **Trait Method Effect Annotations**: - - ✅ Extract effects from method declarations (typecheck.ml:1012, 1239) - - ✅ Use `method_decl.fd_eff` instead of hardcoded `EPure` - - ✅ Trait methods now properly typed with their declared effects - -**✅ NEWLY COMPLETED (Session 6 - Effect Safety):** -5. **Effect Subsumption Checking**: - - ✅ Added subsumption check in `synth_app` (typecheck.ml:1408-1414, 1419-1425) - - ✅ Checks `call_eff ⊑ current_effect` before allowing function calls - - ✅ Made `current_effect` field mutable in context (line 341) - - ✅ Set effect context when checking lambda bodies (line 1467) - - ✅ Set effect context when checking function bodies (line 2020) - - ✅ Extract declared effects from `fd.fd_eff` (line 1985-1989) - - ✅ Error messages include effect names and context - -**⚠️ REMAINING WORK:** -1. **Effect Syntax & Parser**: - - Effect annotation syntax (`fn(...) -> T / E`) not in parser yet - - Effect handlers parsed but not in codegen - - Need to add effect syntax to function signatures - -2. **Standard Library Effects**: - - Declare builtin effects: IO, State, Exn - - Mark builtin operations with appropriate effects - - Add effect annotations to standard library functions - - Example: `print: fn(String) -> Unit / IO` - -3. **User-Defined Effects** (future): - - `effect` declarations in syntax - - Effect handlers and resumption - - Algebraic effects support - -**Files Created:** -- `lib/effect.ml` + `.mli`: Effect system operations - -**Files Modified (Session 6):** -- `lib/typecheck.ml`: - - Added effect module imports with warning suppression (lines 14-18) - - Uses local `union_eff` implementation (line 1848) - consider replacing with Effect.union_effs later - - Effect tracking fully integrated throughout synth/check - - ✅ Fixed trait method effect extraction: - * ExprApp trait method calls (lines 1010-1017): Extract from `method_decl.fd_eff` - * ExprField trait method access (lines 1235-1243): Extract from `method_decl.fd_eff` - - Verified: `ast_to_eff` function already exists (line 789) for converting AST effects - -**Current Status:** -The effect system core is **substantially complete** (95%). Effects: -- ✅ Flow correctly through the type checker -- ✅ Are unified at lambda checking and subsumption -- ✅ Are generalized in let-bindings -- ✅ Are instantiated with fresh variables -- ✅ Track through all expression forms (app, binop, if, match, blocks) -- ✅ Are properly extracted from trait method declarations - -**Remaining Work (5%):** -1. Effect subsumption validation at call sites (prevent pure → impure calls) -2. Standard library effect declarations (IO, State, Exn) -3. Builtin operation effect annotations - -**Next Immediate Steps:** -1. Implement effect subsumption checking in function application -2. Add test cases for effect violation detection -3. Declare standard library effects (IO, State, Exn) -4. Mark builtin operations with appropriate effects - -**Testing:** -- ✅ Basic trait method calls compile correctly (/tmp/test_effects.affine) -- ⚠️ Need tests for effect violations (pure calling impure) -- ⚠️ Need tests with explicit effect annotations - -### Type Expansion System -- `ctx.type_defs`: Hashtable mapping type names to their expanded types -- Populated during `TopType` checking for structs -- Used in `check_subsumption` and `ExprField` to expand nominal types -- Enables seamless interop between nominal and structural typing - -### Method Type Construction -- Trait methods include `self` as first parameter in definition -- Type checker **excludes** self when building function type for method calls -- `receiver.method(args)` automatically binds self to receiver -- Remaining parameters become the function's parameter types - -### Codegen Monomorphization (Session 3) -- **Function Mangling**: Trait methods compiled to `TypeName_TraitName_methodName` -- **TopImpl Handler**: Generates monomorphized functions for each impl block -- **Trait Registry in Codegen**: Passed from type checker to codegen for method resolution -- **Example**: `impl Display for Point { fn show(...) }` → `Point_Display_show(...)` function - -**Implementation Flow:** -1. Type checker creates trait registry and type_defs -2. `check_program` now returns `context result` (not `unit result`) -3. Compiler pipeline passes `trait_registry` to codegen -4. `TopImpl` extracts methods from `ib_items` and generates mangled functions -5. Each trait method becomes a regular WASM function - -**What Works:** -- ✅ Monomorphized functions are generated correctly -- ✅ Programs with trait impls compile to WASM -- ✅ Type checking correctly resolves trait methods - -**What's Missing:** -- ⚠️ Automatic method call dispatch (needs desugaring pass or AST transformation) -- ⚠️ For now, trait methods compile but `p.show()` syntax doesn't call them yet - -### Files Modified (Session 3 - Codegen) ✅ **COMPLETE!** -- `lib/typecheck.ml`: - - Modified `check_program` to return `context result` - - Added `trait_method_calls` hashtable to track call sites - - Records `(type_name, trait_name, method_name)` for each trait method call - - Uses `method_name.span` as key for unique identification - -- `lib/codegen.ml`: - - Added `trait_registry` and `trait_method_calls` to context - - Implemented `TopImpl` monomorphization (generates mangled functions) - - Enhanced `ExprApp` handler to detect and dispatch trait method calls - - Pattern matches on `ExprField(receiver, method)` and checks hashtable - - Direct call generation to monomorphized functions - -- `bin/main.ml`: - - Updated compilation pipeline to pass trait registry and call sites to codegen - - Threads type checking context through to codegen phase - -**End-to-End Flow:** -1. Type checker identifies trait method calls during synthesis -2. Records call site info: `(type_name, trait_name, method_name)` keyed by span -3. Codegen TopImpl generates monomorphized functions with mangled names -4. Codegen ExprApp checks if call site is a trait method -5. If yes, generates direct Call instruction to mangled function -6. Result: `p.show()` → `Call Point_Display_show` with `p` as first argument - diff --git a/docs/history/TYPECHECKER-COMPLETION-2026-01-23.adoc b/docs/history/TYPECHECKER-COMPLETION-2026-01-23.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2d4c3d04 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/history/TYPECHECKER-COMPLETION-2026-01-23.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,408 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) +____ +Historical snapshot from 2026-01-23. Superseded by +.machine++_++readable/6a2/STATE.a2ml. Retained for audit trail only. +____ + += Type Checker Completion Report + +*Date:* 2026-01-23 *Status:* ✅ COMPLETE (100%) *Lines of Code:* 1,253 +(was 1,100) *New Code:* 153 lines added + +== Executive Summary + +The AffineScript type checker has been completed to 100% for Phase 1. +All critical missing features have been implemented, tested via +compilation, and integrated into the main codebase. + +== Completion Status + +=== Before (70% complete) + +* Basic bidirectional type checking ✓ +* Let-generalization ✓ +* Row polymorphism ✓ +* Effect tracking ✓ +* Dependent types (partial) ✓ +* Refinement types ✓ +* *Missing:* Unsafe ops, variant validation, constructor patterns, +record spread, mutability + +=== After (100% complete) + +* All previous features ✓ +* *NEW:* Complete unsafe operations type checking ✓ +* *NEW:* Variant constructor validation ✓ +* *NEW:* Constructor pattern type lookup ✓ +* *NEW:* Record spread syntax support ✓ +* *NEW:* Mutable binding semantics ✓ + +== Features Implemented + +=== 1. Unsafe Operations (Critical) ✅ + +*File:* `lib/typecheck.ml` lines 1082-1138 + +Added complete type checking for all 6 unsafe operations: + +==== `UnsafeRead(e)` + +* Type checks the expression `e` +* Validates it’s a reference type (`&T`, `&mut T`, or `own T`) +* Returns the dereferenced type `T` +* Unifies with fresh type variable if type is unknown + +==== `UnsafeWrite(ptr, value)` + +* Type checks `ptr` as a mutable reference (`&mut T`) +* Type checks `value` and unifies with `T` +* Returns `Unit` +* Ensures type safety even in unsafe context + +==== `UnsafeOffset(ptr, offset)` + +* Type checks `ptr` (any pointer type) +* Validates `offset` is an `Int` +* Returns the same pointer type (pointer arithmetic) + +==== `UnsafeTransmute(from++_++ty, to++_++ty, e)` + +* Converts AST types to internal types +* Checks expression `e` against `from++_++ty` +* Returns `to++_++ty` (bit reinterpretation) + +==== `UnsafeForget(e)` + +* Type checks expression `e` +* Returns `Unit` +* Prevents destructor from running + +==== `UnsafeAssume(pred)` + +* Converts AST predicate to internal predicate +* Adds assumption to constraint context +* Returns `Unit` +* Allows asserting type-level constraints + +*Impact:* Enables low-level operations while maintaining type safety +boundaries. + +=== 2. Variant Constructor Validation (High Priority) ✅ + +*File:* `lib/typecheck.ml` lines 672-684 + +*Before:* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +| ExprVariant (ty_id, _variant_id) -> + Ok (TCon ty_id.name, EPure) (* No validation *) +---- + +*After:* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +| ExprVariant (ty_id, variant_id) -> + (* Look up the variant constructor in the symbol table *) + begin match Symbol.lookup ctx.symbols variant_id.name with + | Some sym when sym.sym_kind = Symbol.SKConstructor -> + (* Get the constructor's type from var_types *) + begin match Hashtbl.find_opt ctx.var_types sym.sym_id with + | Some scheme -> Ok (instantiate ctx scheme, EPure) + | None -> Ok (TCon ty_id.name, EPure) + end + | _ -> Ok (TCon ty_id.name, EPure) + end +---- + +*Features:* - Looks up constructor in symbol table - Validates +constructor exists and is actually a constructor - Retrieves +constructor’s type scheme - Instantiates type with fresh variables - +Falls back gracefully if type info unavailable + +*Impact:* Proper validation of variant constructors like +`Result::Ok(42)`. + +=== 3. Constructor Pattern Type Lookup (High Priority) ✅ + +*File:* `lib/typecheck.ml` lines 1023-1044 + +*Before:* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +| PatCon (con, pats) -> + let param_tys = (* Always generated fresh tyvars *) + List.map (fun _ -> fresh_tyvar ctx.level) pats + in + (* Bind patterns with fresh types *) +---- + +*After:* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +| PatCon (con, pats) -> + let param_tys = match Symbol.lookup ctx.symbols con.name with + | Some sym when sym.sym_kind = Symbol.SKConstructor -> + begin match Hashtbl.find_opt ctx.var_types sym.sym_id with + | Some con_scheme -> + (* Extract parameter types from constructor type *) + let con_ty = instantiate ctx con_scheme in + extract_constructor_param_types con_ty (List.length pats) + | None -> List.map (fun _ -> fresh_tyvar ctx.level) pats + end + | _ -> List.map (fun _ -> fresh_tyvar ctx.level) pats + in + (* Bind patterns with actual constructor parameter types *) +---- + +*Helper Function Added:* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +(** Extract parameter types from a constructor type *) +and extract_constructor_param_types (ty : ty) (expected_count : int) : ty list = + let rec go ty acc = + match repr ty with + | TArrow (param_ty, ret_ty, _) -> go ret_ty (param_ty :: acc) + | _ -> List.rev acc + in + let params = go ty [] in + if List.length params = expected_count then params + else List.init expected_count (fun _ -> fresh_tyvar 0) +---- + +*Features:* - Looks up constructor in symbol table - Retrieves actual +constructor type - Extracts parameter types from arrow type chain - +Validates parameter count matches pattern - Falls back to fresh tyvars +if types unavailable + +*Impact:* Pattern matching against constructors now uses actual types +instead of inferring fresh ones. + +=== 4. Record Spread Syntax (Medium Priority) ✅ + +*File:* `lib/typecheck.ml` lines 512-536 + +*Before:* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +| ExprRecord er -> + let* field_results = synth_record_fields ctx er.er_fields in + let row = List.fold_right (fun (name, ty, _eff) acc -> + RExtend (name, ty, acc) + ) field_results REmpty in + (* er_spread field ignored *) +---- + +*After:* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +| ExprRecord er -> + let* field_results = synth_record_fields ctx er.er_fields in + (* Handle spread if present *) + let* (base_row, spread_eff) = match er.er_spread with + | Some spread_expr -> + let* (spread_ty, spread_eff) = synth ctx spread_expr in + begin match repr spread_ty with + | TRecord row -> Ok (row, spread_eff) + | TVar _ as tv -> + (* Unify with record type if unknown *) + let row = fresh_rowvar ctx.level in + begin match Unify.unify tv (TRecord row) with + | Ok () -> Ok (row, spread_eff) + | Error e -> Error (UnificationFailed (e, expr_span spread_expr)) + end + | _ -> Error (ExpectedRecord (spread_ty, expr_span spread_expr)) + end + | None -> Ok (REmpty, EPure) + in + (* Build row by extending base with new fields *) + let row = List.fold_right (fun (name, ty, _eff) acc -> + RExtend (name, ty, acc) + ) field_results base_row in + let field_effs = List.map (fun (_, _, eff) -> eff) field_results in + Ok (TRecord row, union_eff (spread_eff :: field_effs)) +---- + +*Features:* - Type checks the spread base expression - Validates base is +a record type - Unifies with record if type is unknown - Extends base +row with new fields - Combines effects from spread and fields + +*Syntax Support:* + +[source,affinescript] +---- +let base = {x: 1, y: 2}; +let extended = {...base, z: 3}; // {x: 1, y: 2, z: 3} +---- + +*Impact:* Enables record extension/override patterns common in +functional languages. + +=== 5. Mutable Binding Semantics (Low Priority) ✅ + +*Files:* - `lib/typecheck.ml` lines 437-459 (ExprLet) - +`lib/typecheck.ml` lines 896-908 (StmtLet) + +*Before:* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +| ExprLet lb -> + let* (rhs_ty, rhs_eff) = synth ctx' lb.el_value in + let scheme = generalize ctx rhs_ty in + (* el_mut flag ignored *) +---- + +*After:* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +| ExprLet lb -> + let* (rhs_ty, rhs_eff) = synth ctx' lb.el_value in + (* If mutable, wrap type in TMut *) + let bind_ty = if lb.el_mut then TMut rhs_ty else rhs_ty in + (* Generalize only if immutable *) + let scheme = if lb.el_mut then + (* Mutable bindings: no generalization *) + { sc_tyvars = []; sc_effvars = []; sc_rowvars = []; sc_body = bind_ty } + else + (* Immutable bindings: generalize *) + generalize ctx bind_ty + in +---- + +*Features:* - Mutable bindings wrapped in `TMut` type constructor - +Mutable bindings NOT generalized (prevents unsound polymorphism) - +Immutable bindings generalized normally with let-polymorphism - Applied +to both `ExprLet` and `StmtLet` + +*Type System Rules:* + +.... +let x = value // Type: T, generalized to ∀a. T +let mut x = value // Type: &mut T, NOT generalized +.... + +*Impact:* Sound treatment of mutability in the type system. + +== Technical Details + +=== Type Checking Approach + +All implementations follow bidirectional type checking principles: - +*Synthesis mode* (inference): +`synth : context -++>++ expr -++>++ (ty ++*++ eff) result` - *Checking +mode*: `check : context -++>++ expr -++>++ ty -++>++ eff result` + +=== Error Handling + +All new code uses the Result monad with proper error types: + +[source,ocaml] +---- +type 'a result = ('a, type_error) Result.t +let ( let* ) = Result.bind +---- + +Errors are wrapped in `UnificationFailed`, `ExpectedRecord`, etc. + +=== Integration Points + +New functions integrate with existing infrastructure: - `Symbol.lookup` +for constructor resolution - `Hashtbl.find++_++opt ctx.var++_++types` +for type schemes - `Unify.unify` for type unification - +`ast++_++to++_++ty`, `ast++_++to++_++pred` for AST conversion - +`fresh++_++tyvar`, `fresh++_++rowvar` for type variable generation + +== Build Status + +✅ *All changes compiled successfully* + +[source,bash] +---- +$ dune build +# No errors +---- + +No compiler warnings or errors introduced. + +== Testing Strategy + +=== Unit Tests + +Type checker completion tested via: 1. Successful compilation of all new +code 2. Integration with existing type checking infrastructure 3. No +regressions in existing test files + +=== Example Programs + +Created test files demonstrating new features: - +`examples/typecheck++_++complete++_++test.affine` - Full feature +demonstration - `examples/typecheck++_++features++_++test.affine` - +Parseable subset + +*Note:* Parser may not yet support all syntax (e.g., `unsafe` blocks), +but type checker is ready when parser is completed. + +== Code Metrics + +[cols=",,,",options="header",] +|=== +|Metric |Before |After |Change +|Total Lines |1,100 |1,253 |{plus}153 +|Completion % |70% |100% |{plus}30% +|Functions |~40 |~45 |{plus}5 +|Pattern Matches |~60 |~70 |{plus}10 +|=== + +== Phase 1 Completion Criteria ✅ + +All Phase 1 type checking features are now complete: + +* [x] Bidirectional type checking +* [x] Let-generalization and polymorphism +* [x] Row polymorphism for records +* [x] Effect tracking and inference +* [x] Dependent type checking with nat expressions +* [x] Refinement type checking with predicates +* [x] Constraint solving integration +* [x] Pattern matching all forms +* [x] *Unsafe operations* (NEW) +* [x] *Variant constructors* (NEW) +* [x] *Constructor patterns* (NEW) +* [x] *Record spread* (NEW) +* [x] *Mutable bindings* (NEW) + +== Future Enhancements (Phase 2{plus}) + +As noted in code comments (line 1243-1249), these are NOT required for +Phase 1: + +* Better error messages with suggestions +* Advanced trait resolution with overlapping impls +* Full dependent type checking (beyond current support) +* Module type checking with signatures + +== Conclusion + +The type checker is now *feature-complete for Phase 1* at 100% +completion. All critical missing features have been implemented, tested, +and integrated. The implementation is sound, follows existing patterns, +and is ready for use when the parser and other components catch up. + +*Next Steps:* 1. Complete parser to support all syntax (unsafe blocks, +etc.) 2. Hook up type checker to CLI commands (`affinescript check`) 3. +Add comprehensive test suite with type error tests 4. Begin Phase 2 +enhancements if desired + +''''' + +*Implemented by:* Claude Sonnet 4.5 *Session Date:* 2026-01-23 *Commit:* +Ready for commit to main branch diff --git a/docs/history/TYPECHECKER-COMPLETION-2026-01-23.md b/docs/history/TYPECHECKER-COMPLETION-2026-01-23.md deleted file mode 100644 index 6055d3d6..00000000 --- a/docs/history/TYPECHECKER-COMPLETION-2026-01-23.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,368 +0,0 @@ -> Historical snapshot from 2026-01-23. Superseded by .machine_readable/6a2/STATE.a2ml. Retained for audit trail only. - -# Type Checker Completion Report - -**Date:** 2026-01-23 -**Status:** ✅ COMPLETE (100%) -**Lines of Code:** 1,253 (was 1,100) -**New Code:** 153 lines added - -## Executive Summary - -The AffineScript type checker has been completed to 100% for Phase 1. All critical missing features have been implemented, tested via compilation, and integrated into the main codebase. - -## Completion Status - -### Before (70% complete) -- Basic bidirectional type checking ✓ -- Let-generalization ✓ -- Row polymorphism ✓ -- Effect tracking ✓ -- Dependent types (partial) ✓ -- Refinement types ✓ -- **Missing:** Unsafe ops, variant validation, constructor patterns, record spread, mutability - -### After (100% complete) -- All previous features ✓ -- **NEW:** Complete unsafe operations type checking ✓ -- **NEW:** Variant constructor validation ✓ -- **NEW:** Constructor pattern type lookup ✓ -- **NEW:** Record spread syntax support ✓ -- **NEW:** Mutable binding semantics ✓ - -## Features Implemented - -### 1. Unsafe Operations (Critical) ✅ - -**File:** `lib/typecheck.ml` lines 1082-1138 - -Added complete type checking for all 6 unsafe operations: - -#### `UnsafeRead(e)` -- Type checks the expression `e` -- Validates it's a reference type (`&T`, `&mut T`, or `own T`) -- Returns the dereferenced type `T` -- Unifies with fresh type variable if type is unknown - -#### `UnsafeWrite(ptr, value)` -- Type checks `ptr` as a mutable reference (`&mut T`) -- Type checks `value` and unifies with `T` -- Returns `Unit` -- Ensures type safety even in unsafe context - -#### `UnsafeOffset(ptr, offset)` -- Type checks `ptr` (any pointer type) -- Validates `offset` is an `Int` -- Returns the same pointer type (pointer arithmetic) - -#### `UnsafeTransmute(from_ty, to_ty, e)` -- Converts AST types to internal types -- Checks expression `e` against `from_ty` -- Returns `to_ty` (bit reinterpretation) - -#### `UnsafeForget(e)` -- Type checks expression `e` -- Returns `Unit` -- Prevents destructor from running - -#### `UnsafeAssume(pred)` -- Converts AST predicate to internal predicate -- Adds assumption to constraint context -- Returns `Unit` -- Allows asserting type-level constraints - -**Impact:** Enables low-level operations while maintaining type safety boundaries. - -### 2. Variant Constructor Validation (High Priority) ✅ - -**File:** `lib/typecheck.ml` lines 672-684 - -**Before:** -```ocaml -| ExprVariant (ty_id, _variant_id) -> - Ok (TCon ty_id.name, EPure) (* No validation *) -``` - -**After:** -```ocaml -| ExprVariant (ty_id, variant_id) -> - (* Look up the variant constructor in the symbol table *) - begin match Symbol.lookup ctx.symbols variant_id.name with - | Some sym when sym.sym_kind = Symbol.SKConstructor -> - (* Get the constructor's type from var_types *) - begin match Hashtbl.find_opt ctx.var_types sym.sym_id with - | Some scheme -> Ok (instantiate ctx scheme, EPure) - | None -> Ok (TCon ty_id.name, EPure) - end - | _ -> Ok (TCon ty_id.name, EPure) - end -``` - -**Features:** -- Looks up constructor in symbol table -- Validates constructor exists and is actually a constructor -- Retrieves constructor's type scheme -- Instantiates type with fresh variables -- Falls back gracefully if type info unavailable - -**Impact:** Proper validation of variant constructors like `Result::Ok(42)`. - -### 3. Constructor Pattern Type Lookup (High Priority) ✅ - -**File:** `lib/typecheck.ml` lines 1023-1044 - -**Before:** -```ocaml -| PatCon (con, pats) -> - let param_tys = (* Always generated fresh tyvars *) - List.map (fun _ -> fresh_tyvar ctx.level) pats - in - (* Bind patterns with fresh types *) -``` - -**After:** -```ocaml -| PatCon (con, pats) -> - let param_tys = match Symbol.lookup ctx.symbols con.name with - | Some sym when sym.sym_kind = Symbol.SKConstructor -> - begin match Hashtbl.find_opt ctx.var_types sym.sym_id with - | Some con_scheme -> - (* Extract parameter types from constructor type *) - let con_ty = instantiate ctx con_scheme in - extract_constructor_param_types con_ty (List.length pats) - | None -> List.map (fun _ -> fresh_tyvar ctx.level) pats - end - | _ -> List.map (fun _ -> fresh_tyvar ctx.level) pats - in - (* Bind patterns with actual constructor parameter types *) -``` - -**Helper Function Added:** -```ocaml -(** Extract parameter types from a constructor type *) -and extract_constructor_param_types (ty : ty) (expected_count : int) : ty list = - let rec go ty acc = - match repr ty with - | TArrow (param_ty, ret_ty, _) -> go ret_ty (param_ty :: acc) - | _ -> List.rev acc - in - let params = go ty [] in - if List.length params = expected_count then params - else List.init expected_count (fun _ -> fresh_tyvar 0) -``` - -**Features:** -- Looks up constructor in symbol table -- Retrieves actual constructor type -- Extracts parameter types from arrow type chain -- Validates parameter count matches pattern -- Falls back to fresh tyvars if types unavailable - -**Impact:** Pattern matching against constructors now uses actual types instead of inferring fresh ones. - -### 4. Record Spread Syntax (Medium Priority) ✅ - -**File:** `lib/typecheck.ml` lines 512-536 - -**Before:** -```ocaml -| ExprRecord er -> - let* field_results = synth_record_fields ctx er.er_fields in - let row = List.fold_right (fun (name, ty, _eff) acc -> - RExtend (name, ty, acc) - ) field_results REmpty in - (* er_spread field ignored *) -``` - -**After:** -```ocaml -| ExprRecord er -> - let* field_results = synth_record_fields ctx er.er_fields in - (* Handle spread if present *) - let* (base_row, spread_eff) = match er.er_spread with - | Some spread_expr -> - let* (spread_ty, spread_eff) = synth ctx spread_expr in - begin match repr spread_ty with - | TRecord row -> Ok (row, spread_eff) - | TVar _ as tv -> - (* Unify with record type if unknown *) - let row = fresh_rowvar ctx.level in - begin match Unify.unify tv (TRecord row) with - | Ok () -> Ok (row, spread_eff) - | Error e -> Error (UnificationFailed (e, expr_span spread_expr)) - end - | _ -> Error (ExpectedRecord (spread_ty, expr_span spread_expr)) - end - | None -> Ok (REmpty, EPure) - in - (* Build row by extending base with new fields *) - let row = List.fold_right (fun (name, ty, _eff) acc -> - RExtend (name, ty, acc) - ) field_results base_row in - let field_effs = List.map (fun (_, _, eff) -> eff) field_results in - Ok (TRecord row, union_eff (spread_eff :: field_effs)) -``` - -**Features:** -- Type checks the spread base expression -- Validates base is a record type -- Unifies with record if type is unknown -- Extends base row with new fields -- Combines effects from spread and fields - -**Syntax Support:** -```affinescript -let base = {x: 1, y: 2}; -let extended = {...base, z: 3}; // {x: 1, y: 2, z: 3} -``` - -**Impact:** Enables record extension/override patterns common in functional languages. - -### 5. Mutable Binding Semantics (Low Priority) ✅ - -**Files:** -- `lib/typecheck.ml` lines 437-459 (ExprLet) -- `lib/typecheck.ml` lines 896-908 (StmtLet) - -**Before:** -```ocaml -| ExprLet lb -> - let* (rhs_ty, rhs_eff) = synth ctx' lb.el_value in - let scheme = generalize ctx rhs_ty in - (* el_mut flag ignored *) -``` - -**After:** -```ocaml -| ExprLet lb -> - let* (rhs_ty, rhs_eff) = synth ctx' lb.el_value in - (* If mutable, wrap type in TMut *) - let bind_ty = if lb.el_mut then TMut rhs_ty else rhs_ty in - (* Generalize only if immutable *) - let scheme = if lb.el_mut then - (* Mutable bindings: no generalization *) - { sc_tyvars = []; sc_effvars = []; sc_rowvars = []; sc_body = bind_ty } - else - (* Immutable bindings: generalize *) - generalize ctx bind_ty - in -``` - -**Features:** -- Mutable bindings wrapped in `TMut` type constructor -- Mutable bindings NOT generalized (prevents unsound polymorphism) -- Immutable bindings generalized normally with let-polymorphism -- Applied to both `ExprLet` and `StmtLet` - -**Type System Rules:** -``` -let x = value // Type: T, generalized to ∀a. T -let mut x = value // Type: &mut T, NOT generalized -``` - -**Impact:** Sound treatment of mutability in the type system. - -## Technical Details - -### Type Checking Approach - -All implementations follow bidirectional type checking principles: -- **Synthesis mode** (inference): `synth : context -> expr -> (ty * eff) result` -- **Checking mode**: `check : context -> expr -> ty -> eff result` - -### Error Handling - -All new code uses the Result monad with proper error types: -```ocaml -type 'a result = ('a, type_error) Result.t -let ( let* ) = Result.bind -``` - -Errors are wrapped in `UnificationFailed`, `ExpectedRecord`, etc. - -### Integration Points - -New functions integrate with existing infrastructure: -- `Symbol.lookup` for constructor resolution -- `Hashtbl.find_opt ctx.var_types` for type schemes -- `Unify.unify` for type unification -- `ast_to_ty`, `ast_to_pred` for AST conversion -- `fresh_tyvar`, `fresh_rowvar` for type variable generation - -## Build Status - -✅ **All changes compiled successfully** - -```bash -$ dune build -# No errors -``` - -No compiler warnings or errors introduced. - -## Testing Strategy - -### Unit Tests -Type checker completion tested via: -1. Successful compilation of all new code -2. Integration with existing type checking infrastructure -3. No regressions in existing test files - -### Example Programs -Created test files demonstrating new features: -- `examples/typecheck_complete_test.affine` - Full feature demonstration -- `examples/typecheck_features_test.affine` - Parseable subset - -**Note:** Parser may not yet support all syntax (e.g., `unsafe` blocks), but type checker is ready when parser is completed. - -## Code Metrics - -| Metric | Before | After | Change | -|--------|--------|-------|--------| -| Total Lines | 1,100 | 1,253 | +153 | -| Completion % | 70% | 100% | +30% | -| Functions | ~40 | ~45 | +5 | -| Pattern Matches | ~60 | ~70 | +10 | - -## Phase 1 Completion Criteria ✅ - -All Phase 1 type checking features are now complete: - -- [x] Bidirectional type checking -- [x] Let-generalization and polymorphism -- [x] Row polymorphism for records -- [x] Effect tracking and inference -- [x] Dependent type checking with nat expressions -- [x] Refinement type checking with predicates -- [x] Constraint solving integration -- [x] Pattern matching all forms -- [x] **Unsafe operations** (NEW) -- [x] **Variant constructors** (NEW) -- [x] **Constructor patterns** (NEW) -- [x] **Record spread** (NEW) -- [x] **Mutable bindings** (NEW) - -## Future Enhancements (Phase 2+) - -As noted in code comments (line 1243-1249), these are NOT required for Phase 1: - -- Better error messages with suggestions -- Advanced trait resolution with overlapping impls -- Full dependent type checking (beyond current support) -- Module type checking with signatures - -## Conclusion - -The type checker is now **feature-complete for Phase 1** at 100% completion. All critical missing features have been implemented, tested, and integrated. The implementation is sound, follows existing patterns, and is ready for use when the parser and other components catch up. - -**Next Steps:** -1. Complete parser to support all syntax (unsafe blocks, etc.) -2. Hook up type checker to CLI commands (`affinescript check`) -3. Add comprehensive test suite with type error tests -4. Begin Phase 2 enhancements if desired - ---- - -**Implemented by:** Claude Sonnet 4.5 -**Session Date:** 2026-01-23 -**Commit:** Ready for commit to main branch diff --git a/docs/reference/COMPILER-CAPABILITIES.adoc b/docs/reference/COMPILER-CAPABILITIES.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f30a3728 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/reference/COMPILER-CAPABILITIES.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,440 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Compiler Capabilities Analysis + +____ +*⚠️ AUTHORITATIVE STATUS:* Superseded by +link:docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc[`docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc`] for all +feature-readiness claims. This file is retained as analysis history; +where it disagrees with the matrix, the matrix wins. +____ + +== 🎯 Current Compiler Targets + +=== Primary Target: WebAssembly + +*Current Status:* ✅ *Fully Implemented* + +The AffineScript compiler currently *compiles to WebAssembly 1.0* as its +primary target. + +[source,ocaml] +---- +(* lib/codegen.ml - WASM Backend *) +module Wasm : sig + val generate_code : context -> Ast.program -> string + (* Generates WebAssembly text format *) +end +---- + +=== Secondary Target: Julia (Experimental) + +*Current Status:* ⚠️ *Phase 1 - Basic Types Only* + +[source,ocaml] +---- +(* lib/julia_codegen.ml - Julia Backend *) +module Julia_codegen : sig + val generate_code : Ast.program -> string + (* Generates Julia source code - Phase 1 MVP *) +end +---- + +''''' + +== 📊 Deployment Platform Support + +=== iOS + +* *Status:* ❌ *Not Directly Supported* +* *Workaround:* ✅ *Via WebAssembly in Safari* +* *Limitations:* No native compilation, WASM only +* *Performance:* Good (Safari has excellent WASM support) + +=== Android + +* *Status:* ✅ *Supported via WebAssembly* +* *Methods:* Chrome/Firefox WASM, or native via Termux +* *Performance:* Excellent (Chrome V8 WASM engine) +* *Limitations:* No direct APK compilation + +=== MINIX + +* *Status:* ❌ *Not Supported* +* *Reason:* No WASM runtime in MINIX by default +* *Workaround:* Would need custom WASM runtime port + +=== RISC-V + +* *Status:* ⚠️ *Partial Support* +* *Current:* WASM can run on RISC-V via Wasmtime/WASI +* *Native:* ❌ No RISC-V assembly backend yet +* *Performance:* Good (Wasmtime is optimized for RISC-V) + +=== ARM (32/64-bit) + +* *Status:* ✅ *Supported via WASM* +* *Native:* ❌ No ARM assembly backend yet +* *Performance:* Excellent (ARM has fast WASM interpreters) +* *Platforms:* iOS, Android, Linux ARM, Windows ARM + +=== AMD (x86-64) + +* *Status:* ✅ *Fully Supported* +* *Methods:* WASM in browsers, native via WASI +* *Performance:* Excellent (native-speed WASM) +* *Platforms:* Windows, Linux, macOS + +=== NVIDIA (CUDA/GPU) + +* *Status:* ❌ *Not Supported* +* *Current:* No GPU code generation +* *Workaround:* WASM {plus} WebGPU in browsers +* *Future:* GPU backend planned (see backends/gpu++_++backend.ml) + +''''' + +== 🧠 Memory Architecture Support + +=== GDDR5/6/7 (GPU Memory) + +* *Status:* ❌ *Not Supported* +* *Reason:* No GPU backend implementation +* *Current:* WASM uses linear memory only +* *Future:* GPU backend will add GDDR support + +=== HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) + +* *Status:* ❌ *Not Supported* +* *Reason:* No GPU/accelerator backends +* *Current:* All memory operations are CPU-bound +* *Future:* NPU/GPU backends will add HBM support + +=== Current Memory Model + +[source,wasm] +---- +(module + (memory $memory 16) ; 16 pages = 1MB (64KB per page) + (export "memory" (memory $memory)) +) +---- + +*Limitations:* - Maximum 1MB by default (configurable) - No GPU memory +access - No shared memory between CPU/GPU - No HBM or GDDR support + +''''' + +== 🔧 Current Compiler Pipeline + +.... +AffineScript Source + ↓ (Parser) +Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) + ↓ (Type Checker) +Typed AST + ↓ (Borrow Checker) +Validated AST + ↓ (Code Generator) +WebAssembly Text Format + ↓ (WASM Toolchain) +WebAssembly Binary (.wasm) +.... + +=== Supported Features + +* ✅ *Lexer & Parser:* Complete (quantity sugar `:0/:1/:ω` and attribute +form `@erased/@linear/@unrestricted` accepted) +* ✅ *Type Checker:* Wired into `check`/`compile`/`eval` CLI paths +* ✅ *Affine Types / QTT:* Live gate +(`Quantity.check++_++program++_++quantities` runs in standard CLI +pipeline) +* ⚠️ *Borrow Checker:* Live gate with ongoing Phase 3 work +* ⚠️ *Dependent / Refinement Types:* parse-only — `TRefined` AST node +exists but predicates do not reduce +* ✅ *WASM Codegen:* Primary backend (feature gaps remain for advanced +effect-handler lowering) +* ✅ *Julia Codegen:* Phase 1 (basic types) +* ❌ *Native Codegen:* Not implemented +* ❌ *GPU Codegen:* Not implemented +* ⚠️ *Optimizer:* Basic constant folding in `lib/opt.ml`; no full +optimization pipeline yet + +=== Missing Features + +* ❌ *SIMD Operations:* No WASM SIMD support +* ❌ *Multithreading:* No WASM threads +* ❌ *Tail Calls:* Not implemented +* ❌ *Reference Types:* Not implemented +* ⚠️ *Exception Handling in WASM Backends:* `try/finally` lowering +exists; `try/catch` still requires EH proposal/CPS path +* ⚠️ *Garbage Collection:* WASM GC backend exists (`--wasm-gc`) but is +not full feature parity + +''''' + +== 📊 Platform Compatibility Matrix + +[width="99%",cols="19%,21%,26%,21%,13%",options="header",] +|=== +|Platform |WASM Support |Native Support |GPU Support |Status +|*iOS* |✅ Excellent |❌ None |❌ None |Works via Safari +|*Android* |✅ Excellent |❌ None |❌ None |Works via Chrome +|*MINIX* |❌ None |❌ None |❌ None |Not supported +|*RISC-V* |✅ Good |❌ None |❌ None |Via Wasmtime +|*ARM64* |✅ Excellent |❌ None |❌ None |All modern browsers +|*ARM32* |✅ Good |❌ None |❌ None |Most browsers +|*x86-64 (AMD/Intel)* |✅ Excellent |❌ None |❌ None |All browsers +|*NVIDIA GPU* |❌ None |❌ None |❌ None |Not supported +|*Apple Silicon* |✅ Excellent |❌ None |❌ None |Safari WASM +|*Windows* |✅ Excellent |❌ None |❌ None |Edge/Chrome/Firefox +|*Linux* |✅ Excellent |❌ None |❌ None |All browsers +|*macOS* |✅ Excellent |❌ None |❌ None |Safari/Chrome +|=== + +''''' + +== 🚀 Deployment Options + +=== Web Deployment (Recommended) + +[source,html] +---- + + +---- + +*Pros:* - ✅ Works on all platforms with modern browsers - ✅ No +installation required - ✅ Automatic updates - ✅ Sandboxed execution + +*Cons:* - ❌ No GPU acceleration - ❌ Limited to browser capabilities - +❌ No direct hardware access + +=== Node.js/WASI Deployment + +[source,javascript] +---- +// Run WASM in Node.js +const fs = require('fs'); +const wasmBuffer = fs.readFileSync('program.wasm'); +WebAssembly.instantiate(wasmBuffer).then(wasmModule => { + wasmModule.instance.exports.main(); +}); +---- + +*Pros:* - ✅ Server-side execution - ✅ File system access via WASI - ✅ +Can use Node.js APIs + +*Cons:* - ❌ No GPU access - ❌ Single-threaded - ❌ No SIMD + +=== Native Deployment (Future) + +[source,bash] +---- +# Future: Compile to native binary +affinescript compile --target native --arch arm64 program.affine +./program +---- + +*Status:* ❌ Not yet implemented *Planned:* Native backend in +development *Target:* Alpha-2 release + +''''' + +== 💾 Memory Usage Analysis + +=== Current WASM Memory Model + +.... +Memory Layout: +- Linear memory: 64KB pages (default 16 pages = 1MB) +- Heap: Managed manually (no GC) +- Stack: Grows downward from high address +- Globals: Fixed addresses + +Allocation Strategy: +- Bump pointer allocation +- No fragmentation handling +- Manual free required +- No generational GC +.... + +=== Memory Limitations + +* *Maximum Memory:* 1MB by default (configurable) +* *No GPU Memory:* Cannot access GDDR5/6/7 or HBM +* *No Shared Memory:* CPU and GPU memory separate +* *No Unified Memory:* No automatic CPU/GPU sync +* *Manual Management:* Developer must free memory + +=== Future Memory Improvements + +* 🔄 *Automatic GC:* Planned for Beta +* 🔄 *SIMD Support:* WASM SIMD extension +* 🔄 *Multithreading:* WASM threads +* 🔄 *GPU Memory:* GPU backend will add GDDR/HBM support +* 🔄 *Unified Memory:* Future CPU/GPU integration + +''''' + +== 🎯 Performance Characteristics + +=== Current Performance + +* *Arithmetic:* Native speed (WASM is fast) +* *Memory Access:* Linear memory (no caching) +* *Function Calls:* Direct calls (no virtual dispatch) +* *Control Flow:* Optimized branches +* *No SIMD:* Scalar operations only +* *No Parallelism:* Single-threaded + +=== Benchmark Results (Estimated) + +.... +Operation | WASM (Current) | Native (Future) | GPU (Future) +--------------------|----------------|-----------------|-------------- +Integer Arithmetic | 100% | 100% | N/A +Float Arithmetic | 95% | 100% | 1000x (GPU) +Memory Access | 80% | 100% | 500x (GPU) +Function Calls | 90% | 100% | N/A +Control Flow | 95% | 100% | N/A +SIMD Operations | N/A | 4x-8x | 16x-32x +Parallel Operations| N/A | 2x-4x (cores) | 1000x (cores) +.... + +''''' + +== 🔮 Future Platform Support Roadmap + +=== Short-Term (Alpha-1 to Alpha-2) + +* 🔄 *Native Backend:* x86-64 assembly generation +* 🔄 *ARM64 Support:* Native ARM assembly +* 🔄 *RISC-V Support:* Native RISC-V assembly +* 🔄 *WASM SIMD:* Enable SIMD extensions +* 🔄 *WASM Threads:* Add multithreading support + +=== Medium-Term (Beta Release) + +* 🚀 *GPU Backend:* WebGPU/Vulkan compute +* 🚀 *Audio Backend:* WebAudio/DSP support +* 🚀 *iOS/Android:* Native app integration +* 🚀 *Memory Management:* Automatic GC +* 🚀 *Optimizer:* Code optimization passes + +=== Long-Term (1.0 Release) + +* 🌟 *NVIDIA CUDA:* GPU acceleration +* 🌟 *Apple Metal:* GPU acceleration +* 🌟 *Vulkan Compute:* Cross-platform GPU +* 🌟 *GDDR5/6/7:* GPU memory support +* 🌟 *HBM Support:* High bandwidth memory +* 🌟 *Unified Memory:* CPU/GPU shared memory +* 🌟 *MINIX Support:* Custom runtime port + +''''' + +== 📋 Deployment Checklist + +=== Currently Supported ✅ + +* [x] WebAssembly compilation +* [x] Browser deployment (iOS/Android/Desktop) +* [x] Node.js/WASI deployment +* [x] Basic arithmetic operations +* [x] Memory management (manual) +* [x] Function calls and control flow +* [x] Linear memory model + +=== Not Yet Supported ❌ + +* [ ] Native binary compilation +* [ ] GPU acceleration (CUDA/WebGPU/Vulkan) +* [ ] SIMD vector operations +* [ ] Multithreading +* [ ] Automatic garbage collection +* [ ] GDDR5/6/7 memory access +* [ ] HBM memory access +* [ ] Unified CPU/GPU memory +* [ ] MINIX deployment +* [ ] Direct hardware access + +=== Planned for Future Releases 🔄 + +* [ ] Native backend (Alpha-2) +* [ ] GPU backend (Beta) +* [ ] Audio backend (Beta) +* [ ] ARM64 native (Alpha-2) +* [ ] RISC-V native (Alpha-2) +* [ ] WASM SIMD (Alpha-2) +* [ ] WASM threads (Alpha-2) +* [ ] Memory optimizer (Beta) +* [ ] GPU memory support (1.0) + +''''' + +== 🎓 Recommendations + +=== For Game Developers (Current) + +.... +✅ Use WASM for browser-based games +✅ Target iOS/Android via Web browsers +✅ Use Web Audio API for sound +✅ Use WebGL/WebGPU for graphics +❌ Avoid GPU compute (not available) +❌ Avoid native compilation (not available) +.... + +=== For Systems Programmers (Current) + +.... +✅ Use WASM for portable code +✅ Use WASI for system integration +✅ Manual memory management required +❌ No low-level hardware access +❌ No GPU acceleration +❌ No SIMD optimization +.... + +=== For Future-Proof Development + +.... +🔄 Plan for native backend (Alpha-2) +🔄 Design for GPU acceleration (Beta) +🔄 Consider SIMD for performance (Alpha-2) +🔄 Prepare for multithreading (Alpha-2) +🔄 Design memory-efficient data structures +.... + +''''' + +== 🔒 Conclusion + +*Current State:* AffineScript compiles to *WebAssembly 1.0* as its +primary target, with experimental Julia code generation. The compiler is +*deployable on iOS/Android via browsers*, *RISC-V via Wasmtime*, and +*ARM/AMD via WASM*, but has *no native compilation*, *no GPU support*, +and *no GDDR/HBM memory access*. + +*Strengths:* - ✅ Excellent browser support - ✅ Portable across +platforms - ✅ Memory-safe by design - ✅ Type-safe compilation + +*Limitations:* - ❌ No GPU acceleration - ❌ No native binary output - +❌ Limited to 1MB memory by default - ❌ No SIMD or parallelism - ❌ No +GDDR5/6/7 or HBM support + +*Future:* The backend architecture has been designed to support all +these features, with processor backends and kernel stubs in place. +Implementation will proceed through Alpha-2, Beta, and 1.0 releases. + +*Recommendation:* For current development, use WASM deployment targeting +browsers. For future-proof design, plan for native and GPU backends +coming in later releases. + +SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan +D.A. Jewell diff --git a/docs/reference/COMPILER-CAPABILITIES.md b/docs/reference/COMPILER-CAPABILITIES.md deleted file mode 100644 index 1c7b17ab..00000000 --- a/docs/reference/COMPILER-CAPABILITIES.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,402 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript Compiler Capabilities Analysis - -> **⚠️ AUTHORITATIVE STATUS:** Superseded by -> [`docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc`](docs/CAPABILITY-MATRIX.adoc) for all -> feature-readiness claims. This file is retained as analysis history; where -> it disagrees with the matrix, the matrix wins. - -## 🎯 Current Compiler Targets - -### Primary Target: WebAssembly - -**Current Status:** ✅ **Fully Implemented** - -The AffineScript compiler currently **compiles to WebAssembly 1.0** as its primary target. - -```ocaml -(* lib/codegen.ml - WASM Backend *) -module Wasm : sig - val generate_code : context -> Ast.program -> string - (* Generates WebAssembly text format *) -end -``` - -### Secondary Target: Julia (Experimental) - -**Current Status:** ⚠️ **Phase 1 - Basic Types Only** - -```ocaml -(* lib/julia_codegen.ml - Julia Backend *) -module Julia_codegen : sig - val generate_code : Ast.program -> string - (* Generates Julia source code - Phase 1 MVP *) -end -``` - ---- - -## 📊 Deployment Platform Support - -### iOS -- **Status:** ❌ **Not Directly Supported** -- **Workaround:** ✅ **Via WebAssembly in Safari** -- **Limitations:** No native compilation, WASM only -- **Performance:** Good (Safari has excellent WASM support) - -### Android -- **Status:** ✅ **Supported via WebAssembly** -- **Methods:** Chrome/Firefox WASM, or native via Termux -- **Performance:** Excellent (Chrome V8 WASM engine) -- **Limitations:** No direct APK compilation - -### MINIX -- **Status:** ❌ **Not Supported** -- **Reason:** No WASM runtime in MINIX by default -- **Workaround:** Would need custom WASM runtime port - -### RISC-V -- **Status:** ⚠️ **Partial Support** -- **Current:** WASM can run on RISC-V via Wasmtime/WASI -- **Native:** ❌ No RISC-V assembly backend yet -- **Performance:** Good (Wasmtime is optimized for RISC-V) - -### ARM (32/64-bit) -- **Status:** ✅ **Supported via WASM** -- **Native:** ❌ No ARM assembly backend yet -- **Performance:** Excellent (ARM has fast WASM interpreters) -- **Platforms:** iOS, Android, Linux ARM, Windows ARM - -### AMD (x86-64) -- **Status:** ✅ **Fully Supported** -- **Methods:** WASM in browsers, native via WASI -- **Performance:** Excellent (native-speed WASM) -- **Platforms:** Windows, Linux, macOS - -### NVIDIA (CUDA/GPU) -- **Status:** ❌ **Not Supported** -- **Current:** No GPU code generation -- **Workaround:** WASM + WebGPU in browsers -- **Future:** GPU backend planned (see backends/gpu_backend.ml) - ---- - -## 🧠 Memory Architecture Support - -### GDDR5/6/7 (GPU Memory) -- **Status:** ❌ **Not Supported** -- **Reason:** No GPU backend implementation -- **Current:** WASM uses linear memory only -- **Future:** GPU backend will add GDDR support - -### HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) -- **Status:** ❌ **Not Supported** -- **Reason:** No GPU/accelerator backends -- **Current:** All memory operations are CPU-bound -- **Future:** NPU/GPU backends will add HBM support - -### Current Memory Model -```wasm -(module - (memory $memory 16) ; 16 pages = 1MB (64KB per page) - (export "memory" (memory $memory)) -) -``` - -**Limitations:** -- Maximum 1MB by default (configurable) -- No GPU memory access -- No shared memory between CPU/GPU -- No HBM or GDDR support - ---- - -## 🔧 Current Compiler Pipeline - -``` -AffineScript Source - ↓ (Parser) -Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) - ↓ (Type Checker) -Typed AST - ↓ (Borrow Checker) -Validated AST - ↓ (Code Generator) -WebAssembly Text Format - ↓ (WASM Toolchain) -WebAssembly Binary (.wasm) -``` - -### Supported Features -- ✅ **Lexer & Parser:** Complete (quantity sugar `:0/:1/:ω` and attribute form `@erased/@linear/@unrestricted` accepted) -- ✅ **Type Checker:** Wired into `check`/`compile`/`eval` CLI paths -- ✅ **Affine Types / QTT:** Live gate (`Quantity.check_program_quantities` runs in standard CLI pipeline) -- ⚠️ **Borrow Checker:** Live gate with ongoing Phase 3 work -- ⚠️ **Dependent / Refinement Types:** parse-only — `TRefined` AST node exists but predicates do not reduce -- ✅ **WASM Codegen:** Primary backend (feature gaps remain for advanced effect-handler lowering) -- ✅ **Julia Codegen:** Phase 1 (basic types) -- ❌ **Native Codegen:** Not implemented -- ❌ **GPU Codegen:** Not implemented -- ⚠️ **Optimizer:** Basic constant folding in `lib/opt.ml`; no full optimization pipeline yet - -### Missing Features -- ❌ **SIMD Operations:** No WASM SIMD support -- ❌ **Multithreading:** No WASM threads -- ❌ **Tail Calls:** Not implemented -- ❌ **Reference Types:** Not implemented -- ⚠️ **Exception Handling in WASM Backends:** `try/finally` lowering exists; `try/catch` still requires EH proposal/CPS path -- ⚠️ **Garbage Collection:** WASM GC backend exists (`--wasm-gc`) but is not full feature parity - ---- - -## 📊 Platform Compatibility Matrix - -| Platform | WASM Support | Native Support | GPU Support | Status | -|----------|-------------|----------------|-------------|--------| -| **iOS** | ✅ Excellent | ❌ None | ❌ None | Works via Safari | -| **Android** | ✅ Excellent | ❌ None | ❌ None | Works via Chrome | -| **MINIX** | ❌ None | ❌ None | ❌ None | Not supported | -| **RISC-V** | ✅ Good | ❌ None | ❌ None | Via Wasmtime | -| **ARM64** | ✅ Excellent | ❌ None | ❌ None | All modern browsers | -| **ARM32** | ✅ Good | ❌ None | ❌ None | Most browsers | -| **x86-64 (AMD/Intel)** | ✅ Excellent | ❌ None | ❌ None | All browsers | -| **NVIDIA GPU** | ❌ None | ❌ None | ❌ None | Not supported | -| **Apple Silicon** | ✅ Excellent | ❌ None | ❌ None | Safari WASM | -| **Windows** | ✅ Excellent | ❌ None | ❌ None | Edge/Chrome/Firefox | -| **Linux** | ✅ Excellent | ❌ None | ❌ None | All browsers | -| **macOS** | ✅ Excellent | ❌ None | ❌ None | Safari/Chrome | - ---- - -## 🚀 Deployment Options - -### Web Deployment (Recommended) -```html - - -``` - -**Pros:** -- ✅ Works on all platforms with modern browsers -- ✅ No installation required -- ✅ Automatic updates -- ✅ Sandboxed execution - -**Cons:** -- ❌ No GPU acceleration -- ❌ Limited to browser capabilities -- ❌ No direct hardware access - -### Node.js/WASI Deployment -```javascript -// Run WASM in Node.js -const fs = require('fs'); -const wasmBuffer = fs.readFileSync('program.wasm'); -WebAssembly.instantiate(wasmBuffer).then(wasmModule => { - wasmModule.instance.exports.main(); -}); -``` - -**Pros:** -- ✅ Server-side execution -- ✅ File system access via WASI -- ✅ Can use Node.js APIs - -**Cons:** -- ❌ No GPU access -- ❌ Single-threaded -- ❌ No SIMD - -### Native Deployment (Future) -```bash -# Future: Compile to native binary -affinescript compile --target native --arch arm64 program.affine -./program -``` - -**Status:** ❌ Not yet implemented -**Planned:** Native backend in development -**Target:** Alpha-2 release - ---- - -## 💾 Memory Usage Analysis - -### Current WASM Memory Model -``` -Memory Layout: -- Linear memory: 64KB pages (default 16 pages = 1MB) -- Heap: Managed manually (no GC) -- Stack: Grows downward from high address -- Globals: Fixed addresses - -Allocation Strategy: -- Bump pointer allocation -- No fragmentation handling -- Manual free required -- No generational GC -``` - -### Memory Limitations -- **Maximum Memory:** 1MB by default (configurable) -- **No GPU Memory:** Cannot access GDDR5/6/7 or HBM -- **No Shared Memory:** CPU and GPU memory separate -- **No Unified Memory:** No automatic CPU/GPU sync -- **Manual Management:** Developer must free memory - -### Future Memory Improvements -- 🔄 **Automatic GC:** Planned for Beta -- 🔄 **SIMD Support:** WASM SIMD extension -- 🔄 **Multithreading:** WASM threads -- 🔄 **GPU Memory:** GPU backend will add GDDR/HBM support -- 🔄 **Unified Memory:** Future CPU/GPU integration - ---- - -## 🎯 Performance Characteristics - -### Current Performance -- **Arithmetic:** Native speed (WASM is fast) -- **Memory Access:** Linear memory (no caching) -- **Function Calls:** Direct calls (no virtual dispatch) -- **Control Flow:** Optimized branches -- **No SIMD:** Scalar operations only -- **No Parallelism:** Single-threaded - -### Benchmark Results (Estimated) -``` -Operation | WASM (Current) | Native (Future) | GPU (Future) ---------------------|----------------|-----------------|-------------- -Integer Arithmetic | 100% | 100% | N/A -Float Arithmetic | 95% | 100% | 1000x (GPU) -Memory Access | 80% | 100% | 500x (GPU) -Function Calls | 90% | 100% | N/A -Control Flow | 95% | 100% | N/A -SIMD Operations | N/A | 4x-8x | 16x-32x -Parallel Operations| N/A | 2x-4x (cores) | 1000x (cores) -``` - ---- - -## 🔮 Future Platform Support Roadmap - -### Short-Term (Alpha-1 to Alpha-2) -- 🔄 **Native Backend:** x86-64 assembly generation -- 🔄 **ARM64 Support:** Native ARM assembly -- 🔄 **RISC-V Support:** Native RISC-V assembly -- 🔄 **WASM SIMD:** Enable SIMD extensions -- 🔄 **WASM Threads:** Add multithreading support - -### Medium-Term (Beta Release) -- 🚀 **GPU Backend:** WebGPU/Vulkan compute -- 🚀 **Audio Backend:** WebAudio/DSP support -- 🚀 **iOS/Android:** Native app integration -- 🚀 **Memory Management:** Automatic GC -- 🚀 **Optimizer:** Code optimization passes - -### Long-Term (1.0 Release) -- 🌟 **NVIDIA CUDA:** GPU acceleration -- 🌟 **Apple Metal:** GPU acceleration -- 🌟 **Vulkan Compute:** Cross-platform GPU -- 🌟 **GDDR5/6/7:** GPU memory support -- 🌟 **HBM Support:** High bandwidth memory -- 🌟 **Unified Memory:** CPU/GPU shared memory -- 🌟 **MINIX Support:** Custom runtime port - ---- - -## 📋 Deployment Checklist - -### Currently Supported ✅ -- [x] WebAssembly compilation -- [x] Browser deployment (iOS/Android/Desktop) -- [x] Node.js/WASI deployment -- [x] Basic arithmetic operations -- [x] Memory management (manual) -- [x] Function calls and control flow -- [x] Linear memory model - -### Not Yet Supported ❌ -- [ ] Native binary compilation -- [ ] GPU acceleration (CUDA/WebGPU/Vulkan) -- [ ] SIMD vector operations -- [ ] Multithreading -- [ ] Automatic garbage collection -- [ ] GDDR5/6/7 memory access -- [ ] HBM memory access -- [ ] Unified CPU/GPU memory -- [ ] MINIX deployment -- [ ] Direct hardware access - -### Planned for Future Releases 🔄 -- [ ] Native backend (Alpha-2) -- [ ] GPU backend (Beta) -- [ ] Audio backend (Beta) -- [ ] ARM64 native (Alpha-2) -- [ ] RISC-V native (Alpha-2) -- [ ] WASM SIMD (Alpha-2) -- [ ] WASM threads (Alpha-2) -- [ ] Memory optimizer (Beta) -- [ ] GPU memory support (1.0) - ---- - -## 🎓 Recommendations - -### For Game Developers (Current) -``` -✅ Use WASM for browser-based games -✅ Target iOS/Android via Web browsers -✅ Use Web Audio API for sound -✅ Use WebGL/WebGPU for graphics -❌ Avoid GPU compute (not available) -❌ Avoid native compilation (not available) -``` - -### For Systems Programmers (Current) -``` -✅ Use WASM for portable code -✅ Use WASI for system integration -✅ Manual memory management required -❌ No low-level hardware access -❌ No GPU acceleration -❌ No SIMD optimization -``` - -### For Future-Proof Development -``` -🔄 Plan for native backend (Alpha-2) -🔄 Design for GPU acceleration (Beta) -🔄 Consider SIMD for performance (Alpha-2) -🔄 Prepare for multithreading (Alpha-2) -🔄 Design memory-efficient data structures -``` - ---- - -## 🔒 Conclusion - -**Current State:** AffineScript compiles to **WebAssembly 1.0** as its primary target, with experimental Julia code generation. The compiler is **deployable on iOS/Android via browsers**, **RISC-V via Wasmtime**, and **ARM/AMD via WASM**, but has **no native compilation**, **no GPU support**, and **no GDDR/HBM memory access**. - -**Strengths:** -- ✅ Excellent browser support -- ✅ Portable across platforms -- ✅ Memory-safe by design -- ✅ Type-safe compilation - -**Limitations:** -- ❌ No GPU acceleration -- ❌ No native binary output -- ❌ Limited to 1MB memory by default -- ❌ No SIMD or parallelism -- ❌ No GDDR5/6/7 or HBM support - -**Future:** The backend architecture has been designed to support all these features, with processor backends and kernel stubs in place. Implementation will proceed through Alpha-2, Beta, and 1.0 releases. - -**Recommendation:** For current development, use WASM deployment targeting browsers. For future-proof design, plan for native and GPU backends coming in later releases. - -SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 -SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell diff --git a/docs/reports/AFFINESCRIPT-ROADMAP-STATUS-2026-04-13.adoc b/docs/reports/AFFINESCRIPT-ROADMAP-STATUS-2026-04-13.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4c950620 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/reports/AFFINESCRIPT-ROADMAP-STATUS-2026-04-13.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,304 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Roadmap Status - 2026-04-13 + +== Repository Location + +Found at: `/var/mnt/eclipse/repos/nextgen-languages/affinescript/` + +== Current Status from STATE.a2ml + +* *Completion Percentage*: 94% +* *Phase*: affinatea-stage6-complete +* *Test Count*: 173/173 tests passing +* *Compiler LOC*: 12,750 lines across 39 modules + +== Roadmap Items Status + +=== ✅ Phase 0: Scaffold (COMPLETE) + +* [x] RSR template with full CI/CD (17 workflows) +* [x] Rust CLI with subcommands +* [x] Manifest parser +* [x] Codegen module stubs +* [x] Idris2 ABI template files +* [x] Zig FFI template files +* [x] README with architecture diagram +* [x] Machine-readable metadata + +=== ✅ Phase 1: Source Analysis (PARTIAL - AffineScript focus) + +*Note*: The main AffineScript repository focuses on language +implementation, not source analysis tools. + +=== ✅ Phase 2: Affine Wrapping (COMPLETE) + +* [x] AffineScript AST builder with affine/linear/dependent annotations +* [x] Ownership graph with acyclic verification +* [x] Drop insertion for scope exit +* [x] Effect handler generation +* [x] Error path analysis +* [x] Codegen integration across all backends + +=== ✅ Phase 3: WASM Compilation (92% COMPLETE) + +* [x] AffineScript-to-WASM backend (real-world game compiles) +* [x] Size optimization passes +* [x] Memory model with Idris2 layout proofs +* [x] WASI support +* [x] Multi-target support (browser/server/edge) +* [ ] Binary size budget verification (deferred) +* [ ] Performance benchmarks (deferred) + +=== ✅ Phase 4: Idris2 Formal Proofs (COMPLETE) + +* [x] ResourceKind completeness proofs +* [x] Linearity proof for affine annotations +* [x] Ownership transfer proof +* [x] WASM memory layout proof +* [x] FFI boundary proof +* [x] Regression proof suite + +=== ✅ Phase 5: Ecosystem Integration (PARTIAL) + +* [x] BoJ cartridge integration +* [x] PanLL panel integration +* [x] IDE integration (VSCode, LSP, Tree-sitter) +* [x] iseriser integration +* [x] VeriSimDB backing +* [ ] crates.io publish (deferred) +* [ ] WASM package registry (deferred) + +== Completed Features from ROADMAP.adoc + +=== ✅ Lexer & Parser (100%) + +* [x] Full Unicode support +* [x] Comprehensive test coverage +* [x] 615-line Menhir grammar +* [x] Complete syntax coverage +* [x] Conformance suite 12/12 valid tests parse + +=== ✅ Type System (99%) + +* [x] Bidirectional inference +* [x] Effect system +* [x] Effect polymorphism +* [x] Subsumption +* [x] Affine types wired and reachable +* [x] Linear arrows enforced +* [x] Quantity semiring implementation + +=== ✅ Borrow Checker (Phase 3 In Progress) + +* [x] Live gate wired into pipeline +* [x] E0501-E0506 diagnostics +* [x] Lexical borrow lifetime clearing +* [x] MoveWhileBorrowed detection +* [ ] Lambda capture tracking (deferred to Phase 3) + +=== ✅ Interpreter (95%) + +* [x] Pattern matching +* [x] Control flow +* [x] Basic effects +* [x] Handler dispatch +* [x] PerformEffect propagation +* [x] ExprResume support + +=== ✅ Code Generation (92%) + +* [x] WASM IR generation +* [x] Binary encoder +* [x] WASI I/O support +* [x] Real-world game compilation (8KB WASM) +* [x] WasmGC proposal target (70%) +* [x] Julia codegen + +=== ✅ LSP Integration (100%) + +* [x] Phase A: Basic infrastructure +* [x] Phase B: Hover/goto-def (commit 79c0829) +* [x] Phase C: Completion candidates +* [x] Phase D: JSON-RPC LSP server + +=== ✅ Standard Library (95%) + +* [x] Core modules +* [x] Collections +* [x] String operations +* [x] 5 stubs remain as extern builtins + +== Completed from AI-WORK.md + +=== ✅ AffineScript Phase 1 (2026-04-10) + +* [x] BUG-001: ω-let smuggles linear values (fixed) +* [x] BUG-002: :0 lets do not erase their RHS (fixed) +* [x] BUG-003: eval++_++list evaluates right-to-left (fixed) +* [x] ADR-007: Hybrid quantity syntax (@linear primary {plus} :1 sugar) +* [x] ADR-008: Effect invocation plain call +* [x] ADR-009: Conformance suite authoritative +* [x] ADR-010: Face-aware error formatting + +=== ✅ AffineScript Phase 1.5 (2026-04-12) + +* [x] Try/catch/finally through typecheck +* [x] Try/catch/finally through all backends +* [x] Interpreter support complete +* [x] 126/126 tests passing +* [x] 12/12 conformance suite tests + +=== ✅ AffineTEA Integration (2026-04-11-12) + +* [x] Stage 4: WASM/JS bridge for IDApTIK +* [x] Stage 5: AffineTEA drives scene +* [x] Stage 6: Cadre router complete +* [x] Stage 7-11: Per-path min/max linearity +* [x] Stage 12: CharacterSelectScreen in progress + +=== ✅ Faces Architecture (2026-04-11) + +* [x] Python-face (lib/python++_++face.ml) +* [x] JS-face (lib/js++_++face.ml) +* [x] Pseudocode-face (lib/pseudocode++_++face.ml) +* [x] Canonical face integration +* [x] Face-aware error formatting +* [x] Auto-detection without –face flag + +=== ✅ Package Ecosystem (2026-04-11) + +* [x] packages/affine-js/ (Deno ESM WASM loader) +* [x] packages/affine-ts/ (typed call helpers) +* [x] packages/affine-res/ (ReScript bindings) +* [x] RattleScript distribution + +=== ✅ Educational Materials (2026-04-11) + +* [x] docs/guides/frontier-guide.adoc (6-chapter tutorial) +* [x] docs/guides/warmup/ (4 warmup scripts) +* [x] CoffeeScript {plus} ActionScript roadmap faces + +== Bug Fixes Completed + +=== ✅ BUG-001: ω-let smuggles linear values + +* Fixed: 2026-04-10 +* Solution: Scaled Let rule implementation +* Verification: E2E test fixtures + +=== ✅ BUG-002: :0 lets do not erase their RHS + +* Fixed: 2026-04-10 +* Solution: Quantity scaling infrastructure +* Verification: Transitively covered by BUG-001 tests + +=== ✅ BUG-003: eval++_++list evaluates right-to-left + +* Fixed: 2026-04-10 +* Solution: L-to-R loop with List.rev +* Verification: Code review {plus} baseline tests + +=== ✅ BUG-004: Lambda-body usage not tracked + +* Fixed: 2026-04-11 +* Solution: Capture tracking in quantity.ml and borrow.ml +* Verification: Manual smoke tests + +=== ✅ BUG-005: WasmGC silently drops unknown calls + +* Fixed: 2026-04-11 +* Solution: Explicit CodegenError for unknown functions +* Verification: Error handling tests + +== Current Work in Progress + +=== 🚧 Stage 12: CharacterSelectScreen + +* CharacterSelectScreen chosen as dogfood target +* 6 class cards with selection logic +* Navigation integration with IDApTIK +* Expected completion: Current session + +=== 🚧 Borrow Checker Phase 3 + +* Lambda capture tracking +* Type info propagation +* Full borrow checking enforcement + +=== 🚧 Dependent Types + +* Parse-only status currently +* SMT/decision procedure wiring needed +* Refinement predicate reduction needed + +=== 🚧 Traits System (90%) + +* Associated type substitution needed +* Where-clause supertrait enforcement needed +* Coherence checking needed + +== Deferred Items + +=== ⏳ .machine++_++readable Suite Upgrade + +* Status: Completed 2026-04-12 +* All 6a2 core present +* Surrounding machinery added + +=== ⏳ Performance Benchmarks + +* Binary size budget verification +* Performance regression tracking +* WASM output size optimization + +=== ⏳ Advanced Features + +* Liquid types (SMT-solver integration) +* Session types (protocol verification) +* Staged compilation +* Gradual typing + +=== ⏳ Ecosystem Growth + +* Package registry +* Web framework +* Game engine +* Embedded support + +== Test Status + +* *Total Tests*: 173 +* *Passing*: 173 +* *Failing*: 0 +* *Test Coverage*: ++>++85% +* *E2E Tests*: Comprehensive coverage +* *LSP Tests*: 4 integration tests + +== Documentation Status + +* *Language Reference*: Comprehensive +* *Tutorial Series*: 6-chapter guide complete +* *API Documentation*: Stdlib documented +* *Compiler Architecture*: Guide complete +* *ADRs*: 10 settled decisions documented + +== Next Session Priorities + +[arabic] +. *Complete Stage 12*: CharacterSelectScreen integration +. *Borrow Checker Phase 3*: Lambda capture tracking +. *Traits System Completion*: Associated types and coherence +. *Dependent Types Wiring*: SMT integration +. *Performance Benchmarks*: Binary size and runtime + +== Summary + +AffineScript is *94% complete* with all core language features +implemented and tested. The remaining work focuses on: - Finalizing the +AffineTEA integration (Stage 12) - Completing the borrow checker (Phase +3) - Finishing advanced type system features - Performance optimization +and benchmarks - Ecosystem growth and deployment + +The project is in excellent shape for the 1.0 release targeted for Q3 +2026. diff --git a/docs/reports/AFFINESCRIPT-ROADMAP-STATUS-2026-04-13.md b/docs/reports/AFFINESCRIPT-ROADMAP-STATUS-2026-04-13.md deleted file mode 100644 index 5d5ed263..00000000 --- a/docs/reports/AFFINESCRIPT-ROADMAP-STATUS-2026-04-13.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,266 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript Roadmap Status - 2026-04-13 - -## Repository Location -Found at: `/var/mnt/eclipse/repos/nextgen-languages/affinescript/` - -## Current Status from STATE.a2ml -- **Completion Percentage**: 94% -- **Phase**: affinatea-stage6-complete -- **Test Count**: 173/173 tests passing -- **Compiler LOC**: 12,750 lines across 39 modules - -## Roadmap Items Status - -### ✅ Phase 0: Scaffold (COMPLETE) -- [x] RSR template with full CI/CD (17 workflows) -- [x] Rust CLI with subcommands -- [x] Manifest parser -- [x] Codegen module stubs -- [x] Idris2 ABI template files -- [x] Zig FFI template files -- [x] README with architecture diagram -- [x] Machine-readable metadata - -### ✅ Phase 1: Source Analysis (PARTIAL - AffineScript focus) -**Note**: The main AffineScript repository focuses on language implementation, not source analysis tools. - -### ✅ Phase 2: Affine Wrapping (COMPLETE) -- [x] AffineScript AST builder with affine/linear/dependent annotations -- [x] Ownership graph with acyclic verification -- [x] Drop insertion for scope exit -- [x] Effect handler generation -- [x] Error path analysis -- [x] Codegen integration across all backends - -### ✅ Phase 3: WASM Compilation (92% COMPLETE) -- [x] AffineScript-to-WASM backend (real-world game compiles) -- [x] Size optimization passes -- [x] Memory model with Idris2 layout proofs -- [x] WASI support -- [x] Multi-target support (browser/server/edge) -- [ ] Binary size budget verification (deferred) -- [ ] Performance benchmarks (deferred) - -### ✅ Phase 4: Idris2 Formal Proofs (COMPLETE) -- [x] ResourceKind completeness proofs -- [x] Linearity proof for affine annotations -- [x] Ownership transfer proof -- [x] WASM memory layout proof -- [x] FFI boundary proof -- [x] Regression proof suite - -### ✅ Phase 5: Ecosystem Integration (PARTIAL) -- [x] BoJ cartridge integration -- [x] PanLL panel integration -- [x] IDE integration (VSCode, LSP, Tree-sitter) -- [x] iseriser integration -- [x] VeriSimDB backing -- [ ] crates.io publish (deferred) -- [ ] WASM package registry (deferred) - -## Completed Features from ROADMAP.adoc - -### ✅ Lexer & Parser (100%) -- [x] Full Unicode support -- [x] Comprehensive test coverage -- [x] 615-line Menhir grammar -- [x] Complete syntax coverage -- [x] Conformance suite 12/12 valid tests parse - -### ✅ Type System (99%) -- [x] Bidirectional inference -- [x] Effect system -- [x] Effect polymorphism -- [x] Subsumption -- [x] Affine types wired and reachable -- [x] Linear arrows enforced -- [x] Quantity semiring implementation - -### ✅ Borrow Checker (Phase 3 In Progress) -- [x] Live gate wired into pipeline -- [x] E0501-E0506 diagnostics -- [x] Lexical borrow lifetime clearing -- [x] MoveWhileBorrowed detection -- [ ] Lambda capture tracking (deferred to Phase 3) - -### ✅ Interpreter (95%) -- [x] Pattern matching -- [x] Control flow -- [x] Basic effects -- [x] Handler dispatch -- [x] PerformEffect propagation -- [x] ExprResume support - -### ✅ Code Generation (92%) -- [x] WASM IR generation -- [x] Binary encoder -- [x] WASI I/O support -- [x] Real-world game compilation (8KB WASM) -- [x] WasmGC proposal target (70%) -- [x] Julia codegen - -### ✅ LSP Integration (100%) -- [x] Phase A: Basic infrastructure -- [x] Phase B: Hover/goto-def (commit 79c0829) -- [x] Phase C: Completion candidates -- [x] Phase D: JSON-RPC LSP server - -### ✅ Standard Library (95%) -- [x] Core modules -- [x] Collections -- [x] String operations -- [x] 5 stubs remain as extern builtins - -## Completed from AI-WORK.md - -### ✅ AffineScript Phase 1 (2026-04-10) -- [x] BUG-001: ω-let smuggles linear values (fixed) -- [x] BUG-002: :0 lets do not erase their RHS (fixed) -- [x] BUG-003: eval_list evaluates right-to-left (fixed) -- [x] ADR-007: Hybrid quantity syntax (@linear primary + :1 sugar) -- [x] ADR-008: Effect invocation plain call -- [x] ADR-009: Conformance suite authoritative -- [x] ADR-010: Face-aware error formatting - -### ✅ AffineScript Phase 1.5 (2026-04-12) -- [x] Try/catch/finally through typecheck -- [x] Try/catch/finally through all backends -- [x] Interpreter support complete -- [x] 126/126 tests passing -- [x] 12/12 conformance suite tests - -### ✅ AffineTEA Integration (2026-04-11-12) -- [x] Stage 4: WASM/JS bridge for IDApTIK -- [x] Stage 5: AffineTEA drives scene -- [x] Stage 6: Cadre router complete -- [x] Stage 7-11: Per-path min/max linearity -- [x] Stage 12: CharacterSelectScreen in progress - -### ✅ Faces Architecture (2026-04-11) -- [x] Python-face (lib/python_face.ml) -- [x] JS-face (lib/js_face.ml) -- [x] Pseudocode-face (lib/pseudocode_face.ml) -- [x] Canonical face integration -- [x] Face-aware error formatting -- [x] Auto-detection without --face flag - -### ✅ Package Ecosystem (2026-04-11) -- [x] packages/affine-js/ (Deno ESM WASM loader) -- [x] packages/affine-ts/ (typed call helpers) -- [x] packages/affine-res/ (ReScript bindings) -- [x] RattleScript distribution - -### ✅ Educational Materials (2026-04-11) -- [x] docs/guides/frontier-guide.adoc (6-chapter tutorial) -- [x] docs/guides/warmup/ (4 warmup scripts) -- [x] CoffeeScript + ActionScript roadmap faces - -## Bug Fixes Completed - -### ✅ BUG-001: ω-let smuggles linear values -- Fixed: 2026-04-10 -- Solution: Scaled Let rule implementation -- Verification: E2E test fixtures - -### ✅ BUG-002: :0 lets do not erase their RHS -- Fixed: 2026-04-10 -- Solution: Quantity scaling infrastructure -- Verification: Transitively covered by BUG-001 tests - -### ✅ BUG-003: eval_list evaluates right-to-left -- Fixed: 2026-04-10 -- Solution: L-to-R loop with List.rev -- Verification: Code review + baseline tests - -### ✅ BUG-004: Lambda-body usage not tracked -- Fixed: 2026-04-11 -- Solution: Capture tracking in quantity.ml and borrow.ml -- Verification: Manual smoke tests - -### ✅ BUG-005: WasmGC silently drops unknown calls -- Fixed: 2026-04-11 -- Solution: Explicit CodegenError for unknown functions -- Verification: Error handling tests - -## Current Work in Progress - -### 🚧 Stage 12: CharacterSelectScreen -- CharacterSelectScreen chosen as dogfood target -- 6 class cards with selection logic -- Navigation integration with IDApTIK -- Expected completion: Current session - -### 🚧 Borrow Checker Phase 3 -- Lambda capture tracking -- Type info propagation -- Full borrow checking enforcement - -### 🚧 Dependent Types -- Parse-only status currently -- SMT/decision procedure wiring needed -- Refinement predicate reduction needed - -### 🚧 Traits System (90%) -- Associated type substitution needed -- Where-clause supertrait enforcement needed -- Coherence checking needed - -## Deferred Items - -### ⏳ .machine_readable Suite Upgrade -- Status: Completed 2026-04-12 -- All 6a2 core present -- Surrounding machinery added - -### ⏳ Performance Benchmarks -- Binary size budget verification -- Performance regression tracking -- WASM output size optimization - -### ⏳ Advanced Features -- Liquid types (SMT-solver integration) -- Session types (protocol verification) -- Staged compilation -- Gradual typing - -### ⏳ Ecosystem Growth -- Package registry -- Web framework -- Game engine -- Embedded support - -## Test Status - -- **Total Tests**: 173 -- **Passing**: 173 -- **Failing**: 0 -- **Test Coverage**: >85% -- **E2E Tests**: Comprehensive coverage -- **LSP Tests**: 4 integration tests - -## Documentation Status - -- **Language Reference**: Comprehensive -- **Tutorial Series**: 6-chapter guide complete -- **API Documentation**: Stdlib documented -- **Compiler Architecture**: Guide complete -- **ADRs**: 10 settled decisions documented - -## Next Session Priorities - -1. **Complete Stage 12**: CharacterSelectScreen integration -2. **Borrow Checker Phase 3**: Lambda capture tracking -3. **Traits System Completion**: Associated types and coherence -4. **Dependent Types Wiring**: SMT integration -5. **Performance Benchmarks**: Binary size and runtime - -## Summary - -AffineScript is **94% complete** with all core language features implemented and tested. The remaining work focuses on: -- Finalizing the AffineTEA integration (Stage 12) -- Completing the borrow checker (Phase 3) -- Finishing advanced type system features -- Performance optimization and benchmarks -- Ecosystem growth and deployment - -The project is in excellent shape for the 1.0 release targeted for Q3 2026. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/reports/HANDOFF-2026-06-17-soundness.adoc b/docs/reports/HANDOFF-2026-06-17-soundness.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e2e46179 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/reports/HANDOFF-2026-06-17-soundness.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,264 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Soundness Work — Handoff for the Next Session (2026-06-17) +:toc: +:toclevels: 3 + +Read this file first, then `git log --oneline -12` and run the test suite. +This is a curated handoff — enough to continue the soundness / Polonius-M3 +work without re-deriving the map. It is NOT exhaustive repo documentation. + +== 0. Your mission, and how to work + +You are continuing a *soundness-first* pass on the AffineScript compiler +(OCaml). The standing owner directive is **"holes before anything else"**: +soundness holes (silent miscompiles, use-after-move / borrow false-negatives, +unchecked invariants) are fixed HEAD-ON before any feature / VM / perf / doc +work. After each fix, keep adversarially probing for more. + +Five load-bearing working rules (these override any "just keep going" flow): + +. **Ground-truth by running the tool.** Never trust a status doc (including + `.claude/CLAUDE.md`). Run `dune build` / `dune runtest` / the compiler and + read the actual result. Multiple "known holes" this session turned out + already-fixed or closed; one doc said "0% implemented" for code that was at + M3. Verify before you claim, and before you start work. +. **Stop-first when revert-cost > ~2 min.** Build locally + commit (signed) + freely. But before anything outward-facing (push, PR) or any large/risky + change (e.g. an architecture-level rewrite), surface a short plan and get a + go-ahead. Do not push; the owner pushes. +. **NO automated licence / SPDX / attribution edits — ever.** File-by-file, + owner-only, even when policy-correct. This bit us repeatedly; see §3. +. **ALWAYS sign commits** with `-S` (the hook + owner both require it). Ensure + `ssh-agent` has `id_ed25519_signing` (sign key `kVP7…`; `id_ed25519` is + AUTH-ONLY, never sign with it). Commit/push only when it makes sense; branch + off, never commit straight to `main`. +. **The parallel-run gate is your safety net** for borrow-checker work — see + §7.2. Any false-positive you introduce makes a currently-agreeing fixture + diverge and the gate fails immediately. Use it; run the full suite after + every extractor change. + +== 1. Repo identity — this is AffineScript, NOT ephapax + +`hyperpolymath/affinescript`, an OCaml compiler. It is **not** +`hyperpolymath/ephapax` (a separate Rust language). They share only the +compile target (`hyperpolymath/typed-wasm`). The word "affine" is a +logic-family coincidence. Before applying any prior memory/snippet, check +which project it was about. (`.claude/CLAUDE.md` §"Disambiguation" has the +full table.) + +* Production borrow/affine checker: `lib/borrow.ml` (lexical, used in + `bin/main.ml` via `Borrow.check_program`). +* Type checker: `lib/typecheck.ml`. Parser: `lib/parser.mly`. Interpreter: + `lib/interp.ml`. AST: `lib/ast.ml`. +* Build: `dune-project` at root (OCaml `>= 4.14`). + +== 2. Environment & commands + +* OCaml **4.14.2** — *no native effect handlers* (matters for #555, §7.1). The + interpreter must also stay `js_of_ocaml`-compatible (jsoo `>= 5.0` is a dep). +* Build: `dune build`. Test: `dune runtest` (use `--force` to re-run when + cached; 528 tests as of this handoff). +* Run the compiler: `dune exec affinescript -- `. Interpreter subcommand + is `eval FILE` (it prints nothing for a pure `Int` return — tests inspect + the value via `Interp.eval_program` / `Interp.apply_function` instead). The + flag is NOT `-i`; `eval` is the subcommand. +* Codegen targets are selected in `bin/main.ml` (~line 490-660): core-WASM + (`Codegen`), WasmGC (`Codegen_gc`), Deno-ESM (`Codegen_deno`), JS-text + (`Js_codegen`), C (`C_codegen`), plus ~20 experimental backends + (`*_codegen.ml`) and source "faces" (`*_face.ml`). +* Agda proofs (if you touch them): the stdlib path in `~/.agda/libraries` is + dangling; use `AGDA_STDLIB=/home/hyperpolymath/developer/worktrees/agda-stdlib-tweak/src`. + Blanket "Agda FAIL" is usually an env artifact, not a proof defect. + +== 3. The pre-commit hook — read before EVERY commit + +`.git/hooks/pre-commit` is a deliberately-kept attribution-drift detector. For +this repo (MPL branch) it checks every *staged* file matching +`\.(zig|ex|idr|eph|py|js|ts|rs|c|h|adoc|md)$` (diff-filter ACM) for BOTH: + +* `SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0`, AND +* the literal owner string `Jonathan D.A. Jewell `. + +Consequences you must internalise: + +* `.ml` and `.affine` files are **NOT** checked — most compiler + test + + fixture work commits with no header friction. +* `.adoc` / `.md` files ARE checked. The header form that PASSES without + editing the hook (proven this session): ++ +[source] +---- +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) +---- +* `.claude/CLAUDE.md` is tracked but has **no header**, so you cannot commit an + edit to it without adding one — and adding a licence header is an *owner-only* + decision (see §5). Do not edit-and-commit CLAUDE.md; record corrections in a + ledger you own instead (that is exactly what was done this session). +* Never `--no-verify`, never weaken the hook. If a pre-existing tracked file + has attribution drift, that is the hook working — surface it, don't auto-fix. + +== 4. File map (the bits you'll actually touch) + +[cols="2,3",options="header"] +|=== +| Path | What it is + +| `lib/borrow.ml` | PRODUCTION borrow/affine checker (lexical). Soundness + verdicts come from here. `expr_to_place`, `places_overlap`, `root_var`, + `check_program`, the `BorrowOutlivesOwner` / return-escape machinery. +| `lib/borrow_extract.ml` | The Polonius *extractor* (ADR-022 M3). TEST-ONLY, + unwired from `bin/main.ml`; gates no production verdict. Emits datalog facts + (`borrow_at`/`killed`/`cfg_edge`/`conflict_at`/`move_at`/`use_at`/ + `reinit_at`) from a function body. `rloan` now has `rl_excl`. +| `lib/borrow_polonius/{types,solve}.ml` | The naive-datalog solver: + `compute_live`, `compute_moved_in`, `solve`. Loan liveness + UAM dataflow. +| `lib/typecheck.ml` | Type checker. `check_program` (forward pass registers + traits/impls, then the check pass). `type_error` + `show_type_error`. + Trait-coherence call is wired here. +| `lib/trait.ml` | Trait registry, impl satisfaction, method resolution, + `check_coherence` / `check_all_coherence` (now implemented). +| `lib/interp.ml` | Tree-walking interpreter. Effect handler dispatch + (`ExprHandle`/`PerformEffect`/`resume`) ~line 282-385. Shallow single-shot. +| `lib/codegen*.ml` | Backends. `ExprHandle`/`ExprResume` must fail loud, not + drop arms (#555). `Async` CPS fence is in `lib/codegen.ml` (#556). +| `test/test_e2e.ml` | Main E2E suite (parse→resolve→typecheck→codegen→interp). + Handler-fence, resume-soundness, async-fence, trait-coherence tests live here. +| `test/test_borrow_polonius.ml` | Polonius solver + extractor tests + the + corpus parallel-run diff gate + the `known_divergences` allowlist. +| `test/e2e/fixtures/*.affine` | Test programs (not hook-checked). +| `docs/reports/TIDY-UP-LEDGER-2026-06-16.adoc` | Tidy-up + the ground-truthed + soundness-survey correction (since CLAUDE.md is stale). +|=== + +== 5. Current soundness ground-truth (the CLAUDE.md survey is STALE) + +`.claude/CLAUDE.md` §"Known soundness items (2026-06-11 survey)" and the +disambiguation-table Proofs cell are OUT OF DATE. Do not quote them. The +test-verified status (528 tests green) — also in the tidy-ledger §"Soundness +survey correction" — is: + +* **#554 — FIXED.** Use-after-move through a callee-returned borrow is REJECTED + (`let r = pick(a); consume(a); *r` → `MoveWhileBorrowed`), with hardening + + anti-over-rejection tests. #177 closed. issue-draft 08 (conditional-origin + escape) also FIXED. +* **#555 — codegen FENCED everywhere reachable** (WASM/WasmGC/Deno-ESM/JS-text/ + C all fail loud on `handle`/`resume`). Interp: tail-resume correct; multi-shot + loud-fails; **non-tail single-shot still silently returns the resumed value** + (residual — §7.1). Runtime handler tests now exist. Lean/Why3 are stub + backends that drop `return` statements wholesale (broader gap, flagged). +* **#556 — FIXED.** Async CPS table-miss fails loud, not silent sync fallback. +* **#558 — N/A (closed).** Refinement & dependent types were removed in v1 + (2026-04-10); `assume(...)` is rejected and `T where (P)` parse-errors — no + refinement-type node for the checker to silently ignore. +* **#559 — FIXED (concrete overlaps).** Trait coherence implemented + wired; + overlapping impls whose self types unify are rejected. Generic-subsumption + overlap is follow-up. +* **#553 / Polonius** — M1–M3 implemented (NOT "0%"); TEST-ONLY / unwired; + allowlist down to **7** divergences. + +== 6. What this session did (branch `feat/solo-core-metatheory-proofs`, unpushed) + +Newest first: + +* `414e664` docs(ledger): record ground-truthed soundness-survey correction. +* `3a531e1` feat(ADR-022 M3): model loan-vs-loan exclusivity in the extractor + (allowlist 9→7; both mutref fixtures now agree). +* `2b3f63c` fix(#559): implement + wire trait coherence checking. +* `bc061ad` fix(#555): C backend fails loud on handle/resume. +* `aa1b73f` + the batch-B series (`2ba8141`…`5bb6149`, `4747e9d`): docs + `.md`→`.adoc` conversion + tidy-up (separate workstream; see the ledger). + +Everything is local + signed. Nothing pushed. 528 tests green. + +== 7. Open work — prioritized, with exact next steps + +=== 7.1 #555 residual — delimited-continuation interpreter (BLOCKED, needs owner steer) + +The interpreter's non-tail single-shot resume (`let x = ask(); x + 100` with +`ask() => resume(5)`) silently returns `5` instead of `105` — pinned by +`test_resume_nontail_known_shallow` in `test_e2e.ml`. The correct fix is real +delimited continuations, but OCaml 4.14 has no native effect handlers and the +interpreter must stay `js_of_ocaml`-compatible, so it means a **CPS rewrite of +`eval`** — pervasive and risky against 528 tests + the jsoo build. This is an +architecture-level change: *surface a plan and get a go-ahead before starting* +(stop-first). Do NOT silently begin a CPS rewrite. + +=== 7.2 Polonius M3 — remaining divergences (the most tractable head-on work) + +The extractor (`lib/borrow_extract.ml`) is diffed against the lexical checker +over every borrow-checkable fixture by the corpus gate +(`t_parallel_run_diff` in `test_borrow_polonius.ml`). The `known_divergences` +allowlist currently has **7** entries in 3 classes. Closing one = make the +extractor agree, then prune the entry; the gate proves no false-positive crept +into the other ~100 fixtures. + +. **return-escape / borrow-outlives-owner (4)**: `borrow_outlives_owner`, + `borrow_return_escape_local`, `borrow_return_escape_param`, + `ref_to_ref_return_escape`. The extractor has no escape analysis; the lexical + checker rejects these via `BorrowOutlivesOwner` / the return-borrow summary. + Next step: model a borrow whose place is rooted at a function-local / by-value + param and which escapes via `return` (or a returned aggregate) as an error + fact. Mirror `lib/borrow.ml`'s escape logic; gate by the same liveness. +. **captured-linear (2)**: `slice_d_captured_linear_let_rejected`, + `slice_d_captured_linear_param_rejected`. Needs lambda-capture analysis in + the extractor (a linear/affine value captured by a closure is consumed). +. **call-aliasing mut-param-arg (1)**: `borrow_use_while_excl` + (`mut_then_read(x, x)`). Model a `mut`-param argument as a call-scoped + EXCLUSIVE loan born at the call point, then the existing use-while-excl rule + (just added) flags the other `x` arg. This is probably the smallest of the + three — good warm-up. + +Pattern that worked this session (loan-vs-loan, `3a531e1`): add the minimal +fact-emission to the extractor, run the FULL suite, then prune the allowlist +entry only after the gate stays green. Keep `&` (shared) vs `&mut` (exclusive) +distinct — over-rejecting valid code is the cardinal sin. + +=== 7.3 #559 follow-up — generic-subsumption coherence + +`impl[T] Greet for Box[T]` overlapping `impl Greet for Box[Int]` is not yet +detected. The coherence check itself would catch it (it instantiates impl type +params via `fresh_impl_self_ty`), but generic *impl* handling has separate +immaturities — `impl[T] … for Box[T]` currently trips a spurious "Trait not +found" before coherence runs. Fix generic-impl registration first, then this +follows. (Documented in the coherence test block in `test_e2e.ml`.) + +=== 7.4 Owner-manual items (do NOT auto-do) + +* Update the `.claude/CLAUDE.md` survey from §5 (needs an owner-authored header + first — §3). +* Uninstantiated RSR templates: `SECURITY.md` (root + `docs/governance/`), + `docs/reference/ABI-FFI.md` (`{{PLACEHOLDER}}`s). +* `docs/governance/LICENSING-GUIDE.md` format conversion (licence-adjacent). +* `docs/PROOF-NEEDS.md` is owner-gated/parked (shows as modified in the tree — + do not commit it). + +== 8. Methods that paid off (reuse them) + +* **Ground-truth first.** Each "hole" got reproduced/checked by running before + touching code. Half were already fixed or closed — you'll waste effort if you + trust the survey. +* **Delegate broad reads.** An `Explore` agent audited ~18 codegen backends for + silent `ExprHandle` handling in one shot — cheap, kept context clean. +* **Fail loud, never silent.** The whole #555/#556 philosophy: a backend that + can't implement a construct must error, not emit a plausible-wrong value. + When you add a new declaration/expression shape, feed it to EVERY consumer + (parse/resolve/typecheck/interp/each codegen) and assert each either handles + or loudly rejects it. +* **Liveness-gated fact emission.** For borrow work, emit the conflict fact and + let the solver's `loan_live_at` decide — that gives NLL correctness for free + and avoids over-rejection. +* **Pin known incompleteness as an executable test** (e.g. + `test_resume_nontail_known_shallow`) rather than leaving it silent. + +== 9. Suggested first moves + +. `git status` (expect clean apart from parked `docs/PROOF-NEEDS.md`), then + `git log --oneline -12`, then `dune build && dune runtest` (expect 528 OK). +. Read this file + the tidy-ledger §"Soundness survey correction". +. Pick up §7.2 call-aliasing (`borrow_use_while_excl`) as the smallest M3 + increment, OR ask the owner whether to take on the #555 CPS-interpreter + rewrite (§7.1) — that one needs a go-ahead. +. Keep adversarially probing: after any fix, look for the next hole. The owner + values honest "here's what's still broken" over a tidy but false "done". diff --git a/docs/reports/TIDY-UP-LEDGER-2026-06-16.adoc b/docs/reports/TIDY-UP-LEDGER-2026-06-16.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..236241a2 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/reports/TIDY-UP-LEDGER-2026-06-16.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,157 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Repo Tidy-Up Ledger — 2026-06-16 +:toc: + +Ground-truthed record of the comprehensive repo tidy-up (task #12, +AUDIT-FIRST, owner-approved batches). Captures what was done, what was +deliberately held, and the open owner-gated flags so a later session does +not re-discover them cold. + +== Batches completed + +[cols="1,3,1",options="header"] +|=== +| Batch | Scope | Disposition + +| A | `.gitignore` out.wasm | No-op — already ignored. +| C | README dedup | `README.md` (677-line stale broken duplicate of + `README.adoc`) deleted (`ea4d864`). Deletion-only, per owner. +| B | docs `.md` → `.adoc` (~62 files) | Done across 8 signed commits + (`2ba8141` pilot → `4747e9d` link/attribution pass). See below. +|=== + +=== Batch B conversion method (reusable) + +. `pandoc -f markdown -t asciidoc FILE | sed -E '/^==+ /s/^=//'` — the + `sed` demotes every heading one level so the top `#` becomes a single + `=` document title. +. Prepend the two-line header (the form that satisfies the strict + pre-commit hook *without editing the hook*): ++ +[source] +---- +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) +---- +. `git rm` the `.md`, `git add` the `.adoc`, commit signed (`-S`). + +Verified clean across the corpus: zero LaTeX math (academic docs are +prose + code blocks), code fences preserved verbatim, intra-doc links +repointed `.md` → `.adoc`. + +== Held back — do NOT convert/touch without explicit owner action + +[cols="2,3",options="header"] +|=== +| File | Reason + +| `docs/PROOF-NEEDS.md` | Owner-gated / parked (modified in working tree; + never commit without owner SPDX + sign). +| `docs/reference/ABI-FFI.md` | Uninstantiated RSR template (`{{PROJECT}}` + placeholders, "delete this line" instruction). Format-converting broken + placeholder content forward would mask that it needs instantiation. +| `docs/governance/LICENSING-GUIDE.md` | Licence-adjacent. Owner-only per + the no-automated-licence-edits directive — even a format-only pass. +| `docs/governance/SECURITY.md`, `docs/governance/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md` | + Community-health files — `.md` by name per CLAUDE.md DOC-FORMAT + exception. Correct to leave. +|=== + +== Finding: attribution drift caught by the strict pre-commit hook + +Four *pre-existing* `.adoc` files predated the hook ever checking them and +carried owner-attribution drift (no literal +`Jonathan D.A. Jewell ` string): + +* `docs/NAVIGATION.adoc` — was `2024-2026 Hyperpolymath Contributors` +* `docs/README.adoc` — was `2024-2026 Hyperpolymath Contributors` +* `docs/standards/PANIC-ATTACK.adoc` — was `2026 hyperpolymath` +* `docs/standards/TESTING.adoc` — was `2026 hyperpolymath` + +They surfaced only when the batch-B link pass needed to stage them (to +repoint links to the now-`.adoc` standards docs), which tripped the hook. +Per explicit owner authorization (extending the batch-B SPDX/attribution +exception to these touched files), each was reconciled to the canonical +`hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell )` form, +preserving its existing copyright year (`4747e9d`). The hook then passed +unmodified — it did its job as a load-bearing attribution-drift detector. + +NOTE: This was a one-off, owner-authorized reconciliation of files already +being touched. It does not authorize a sweep. Any *other* attribution +drift remains owner-only / manual. + +== Open owner-gated flags (not actioned) + +* `SECURITY.md` (both `docs/governance/SECURITY.md` and the repo-root copy) + is an *uninstantiated* RSR template — `{{OWNER}}`, `{{REPO}}`, + `{{SECURITY_EMAIL}}`, `{{PGP_FINGERPRINT}}`, `{{PGP_KEY_URL}}`, + `{{WEBSITE}}`, `{{CURRENT_YEAR}}` are still literal placeholders. Needs + instantiation or an explicit "leave as template" decision. +* `docs/reference/ABI-FFI.md` — `{{PROJECT}}` template; instantiate or + remove. +* `docs/governance/LICENSING-GUIDE.md` — awaiting owner manual format pass. +* `SECURITY.md:388` links to `README.md` for contact info — that root + `README.md` was deleted in batch C, so the link now dangles. Folded into + the SECURITY.md instantiation decision above. +* `AFFIRMATION.adoc:117` carries a note about a "legacy README.md" that is + now stale after the batch-C deletion (owner-gated file — left untouched). + +== Pre-existing dangling doc links (left verbatim, NOT masked) + +Targets that were never created; repointing them to `.adoc` would only +move the dangle. Left as-is so the gap stays visible: + +* `docs/tutorial/lesson-10-building.adoc` → `../reference/index.md`, + `../stdlib/index.md` +* `docs/guides/lessons/01-hello-affinescript.adoc` → + `02-functions-and-patterns.md` +* `docs/guides/lessons/README.adoc` → `../../specs/affinescript-spec.md` + (community-health `CONTRIBUTING.md` link correctly kept `.md`) +* `docs/academic/README.adoc` → `white-papers/type-system.md`, + `white-papers/effect-system.md` +* `docs/alib/README.adoc` → `../specs/affinescript-spec.md` + +== Soundness survey correction (2026-06-16) — canonical CLAUDE.md is STALE + +The `.claude/CLAUDE.md` "Known soundness items (2026-06-11 survey)" section +(and the disambiguation-table Proofs cell) are STALE. Ground-truthed below by +running the build + full test suite (528 tests green). The canonical survey +was NOT edited in place: `.claude/CLAUDE.md` carries no SPDX/owner header, so +committing an edit trips the strict pre-commit hook, and adding a licence +header to it is an owner-only decision. Owner to fold these corrections into +CLAUDE.md manually (with the header) when convenient. + +[cols="1,3",options="header"] +|=== +| Item | Corrected status (2026-06-16) + +| **#554** | FIXED. Use-after-move through a callee-returned borrow is now + REJECTED (`MoveWhileBorrowed`); aggregate / ref-reassign / match-tail + hardening + anti-over-rejection cases asserted + (`test_borrow_callee_returned_borrow_*`). #177 closed. issue-draft 08 + (conditional-origin escape) also FIXED. (Survey still says "this hole + remains" — wrong.) +| **#553 / Polonius** | M1–M3 implemented, NOT "0% implemented". Loan-vs-loan + exclusivity now modeled (allowlist 7 divergences: return-escape ×4, + captured-linear ×2, call-aliasing ×1). Still TEST-ONLY / unwired — gates no + production verdict. +| **#555** | Codegen FENCED on every reachable backend (WASM, WasmGC, + Deno-ESM, JS-text, C) — no more silent arm-drop. Interp: tail-resume + correct, multi-shot loud-fails, non-tail single-shot still silently returns + the resumed value (residual; needs delimited continuations — blocked on + OCaml 4.14 / js_of_ocaml). Runtime handler tests now exist. (Survey says + "zero runtime handler tests exist" — wrong.) +| **#556** | FIXED. Async CPS table-miss fails loud, not silent sync fallback. +| **#558** | N/A (closed). Refinement & dependent types removed in v1 + (2026-04-10); `assume(...)` rejected, `T where (P)` parse-errors — no + silent-unenforcement path. (Survey says "parsed but silently not enforced" + — no longer applicable.) +| **#559** | FIXED (concrete overlaps). Trait coherence implemented + wired in + `check_program`; overlapping impls whose self types unify are rejected. + Follow-up: generic-subsumption overlap. +|=== + +Session commits (signed, branch `feat/solo-core-metatheory-proofs`, +unpushed): `bc061ad` (#555 C fence), `2b3f63c` (#559 coherence), +`3a531e1` (M3 loan-vs-loan). diff --git a/docs/spec.md b/docs/spec.adoc similarity index 74% rename from docs/spec.md rename to docs/spec.adoc index 7a854753..89a71878 100644 --- a/docs/spec.md +++ b/docs/spec.adoc @@ -1,76 +1,89 @@ -# AffineScript Complete Language Specification v2.0 - -> **⚠ HONEST STATUS NOTE (2026-04-10 manhattan-recovery):** -> -> This specification predates the 2026-04-10 thesis recovery and is **out of date** -> with the current language scope. It still contains scattered references to -> dependent types, refinement types, the `Nat` kind, `Vec[n, T]`, and other -> features that have been **removed from AffineScript** and, where applicable, -> deferred to the sibling Typed WASM project. -> -> **The authoritative current scope lives in:** -> - `.machine_readable/anchors/ANCHOR.a2ml` (canonical identity + thesis) -> - `.machine_readable/6a2/META.a2ml` (architecture decision records) -> - `~/Desktop/Frontier_Programming_Practices_AffineScript/AI.a2ml` (v2.0) -> - `~/Desktop/Frontier_Programming_Practices_AffineScript/Human_Programming_Guide.adoc` (v2.0) -> -> **The eight in-scope features (as of 2026-04-10) are:** -> phantom types, immutable by default, row polymorphism, full type inference, -> sound type system, effect tracking (no handlers — see ADR-004 extension point), -> affine types (headline), and decidable-fragment refinement types (soft). -> -> **Out of scope** (deferred or removed): linear strict types, full dependent types, -> tropical types, algebraic effect handlers, unbounded refinement, units of measure, -> shape-indexed vectors. The first four were bot scope creep, removed during -> the 2026-04-10 Manhattan Recovery session. -> -> The large standalone sections on dependent types, refinement type rules, and -> length-indexed vectors have been excised from this document. Inline mentions -> may still appear scattered through other sections and will be cleaned up in a -> future full spec rewrite. **If this document disagrees with any of the above -> authorities, the authorities win.** - -## Purpose +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Complete Language Specification v2.0 + +____ +*⚠ HONEST STATUS NOTE (2026-04-10 manhattan-recovery):* + +This specification predates the 2026-04-10 thesis recovery and is *out +of date* with the current language scope. It still contains scattered +references to dependent types, refinement types, the `Nat` kind, +`Vec++[++n, T++]++`, and other features that have been *removed from +AffineScript* and, where applicable, deferred to the sibling Typed WASM +project. + +*The authoritative current scope lives in:* - +`.machine++_++readable/anchors/ANCHOR.a2ml` (canonical identity {plus} +thesis) - `.machine++_++readable/6a2/META.a2ml` (architecture decision +records) - +`~/Desktop/Frontier++_++Programming++_++Practices++_++AffineScript/AI.a2ml` +(v2.0) - +`~/Desktop/Frontier++_++Programming++_++Practices++_++AffineScript/Human++_++Programming++_++Guide.adoc` +(v2.0) + +*The eight in-scope features (as of 2026-04-10) are:* phantom types, +immutable by default, row polymorphism, full type inference, sound type +system, effect tracking (no handlers — see ADR-004 extension point), +affine types (headline), and decidable-fragment refinement types (soft). + +*Out of scope* (deferred or removed): linear strict types, full +dependent types, tropical types, algebraic effect handlers, unbounded +refinement, units of measure, shape-indexed vectors. The first four were +bot scope creep, removed during the 2026-04-10 Manhattan Recovery +session. + +The large standalone sections on dependent types, refinement type rules, +and length-indexed vectors have been excised from this document. Inline +mentions may still appear scattered through other sections and will be +cleaned up in a future full spec rewrite. *If this document disagrees +with any of the above authorities, the authorities win.* +____ + +== Purpose This document specifies AffineScript, a programming language combining: -- **Affine types** (Rust-style ownership, the headline novelty) -- **Phantom types** and **row polymorphism** (extensible records, compile-time-only tagging) -- **Immutable by default** with explicit mutation -- **Full Hindley-Milner type inference** with quantities at function signatures -- **Effect tracking** (function signatures declare what effects they can do; handler semantics deferred) -- **Decidable-fragment refinement types** (soft commitment) -- **Typed-WASM-first** compilation targeting the sibling Typed WASM project +- *Affine types* (Rust-style ownership, the headline novelty) - *Phantom +types* and *row polymorphism* (extensible records, compile-time-only +tagging) - *Immutable by default* with explicit mutation - *Full +Hindley-Milner type inference* with quantities at function signatures - +*Effect tracking* (function signatures declare what effects they can do; +handler semantics deferred) - *Decidable-fragment refinement types* +(soft commitment) - *Typed-WASM-first* compilation targeting the sibling +Typed WASM project -This specification is an in-progress rewrite; sections below may still reflect the -pre-recovery scope until the full spec rewrite lands. +This specification is an in-progress rewrite; sections below may still +reflect the pre-recovery scope until the full spec rewrite lands. ---- +''''' -# PART 1: LEXICAL GRAMMAR += PART 1: LEXICAL GRAMMAR -## 1.1 Character Classes +== 1.1 Character Classes -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- letter = 'a'..'z' | 'A'..'Z' ; digit = '0'..'9' ; alpha_num = letter | digit | '_' ; hex_digit = digit | 'a'..'f' | 'A'..'F' ; bin_digit = '0' | '1' ; oct_digit = '0'..'7' ; -``` +---- -## 1.2 Whitespace and Comments +== 1.2 Whitespace and Comments -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- whitespace = ' ' | '\t' | '\n' | '\r' ; line_comment = '//' { any_char - '\n' } '\n' ; block_comment = '/*' { any_char } '*/' ; skip = whitespace | line_comment | block_comment ; -``` +---- -## 1.3 Identifiers +== 1.3 Identifiers -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- lower_ident = ('a'..'z') { alpha_num } ; upper_ident = ('A'..'Z') { alpha_num } ; ident = lower_ident | upper_ident ; @@ -80,11 +93,11 @@ row_var = '..' lower_ident ; (* Type variables are lowercase, optionally with prime *) type_var = lower_ident [ "'" ] ; -``` +---- -## 1.4 Keywords +== 1.4 Keywords -``` +.... fn let mut own ref type struct enum trait impl effect handle resume handler @@ -96,11 +109,12 @@ module use pub as unsafe assume transmute forget Nat Int Bool Float String Type Row -``` +.... -## 1.5 Literals +== 1.5 Literals -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- int_lit = [ '-' ] digit { digit } | '0x' hex_digit { hex_digit } | '0b' bin_digit { bin_digit } @@ -118,11 +132,12 @@ escape_seq = '\\' ( 'n' | 'r' | 't' | '\\' | '"' | "'" | '0' bool_lit = 'true' | 'false' ; unit_lit = '()' ; -``` +---- -## 1.6 Operators and Punctuation +== 1.6 Operators and Punctuation -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- (* Arithmetic *) arith_op = '+' | '-' | '*' | '/' | '%' ; @@ -147,15 +162,16 @@ punct = '(' | ')' | '{' | '}' | '[' | ']' (* Quantity annotations *) quantity = '0' | '1' | 'ω' | 'omega' ; -``` +---- ---- +''''' -# PART 2: SYNTACTIC GRAMMAR += PART 2: SYNTACTIC GRAMMAR -## 2.1 Program Structure +== 2.1 Program Structure -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- program = [ module_decl ] { import_decl } { top_level } ; top_level = type_decl @@ -164,11 +180,12 @@ top_level = type_decl | impl_block | effect_decl | const_decl ; -``` +---- -## 2.2 Module System +== 2.2 Module System -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- module_decl = 'module' module_path ';' ; module_path = upper_ident { '.' upper_ident } ; @@ -182,11 +199,12 @@ import_item = ident [ 'as' ident ] ; visibility = [ 'pub' [ '(' pub_scope ')' ] ] ; pub_scope = 'crate' | 'super' | module_path ; -``` +---- -## 2.3 Type Declarations +== 2.3 Type Declarations -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- type_decl = visibility 'type' upper_ident [ type_params ] '=' type_body ; type_params = '[' type_param { ',' type_param } ']' ; @@ -208,11 +226,12 @@ field_decl = visibility ident ':' type_expr ; enum_body = [ '|' ] variant { '|' variant } ; variant = upper_ident [ '(' type_expr { ',' type_expr } ')' ] [ ':' type_expr ] ; (* GADT return type *) -``` +---- -## 2.4 Type Expressions +== 2.4 Type Expressions -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- type_expr = type_atom | fn_type | dependent_fn_type @@ -261,11 +280,12 @@ effects = effect_term { '+' effect_term } ; effect_term = upper_ident [ '[' type_arg { ',' type_arg } ']' ] | effect_var ; effect_var = lower_ident ; -``` +---- -## 2.5 Natural Number Expressions (Type-Level) +== 2.5 Natural Number Expressions (Type-Level) -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- nat_expr = nat_atom | nat_expr '+' nat_expr | nat_expr '-' nat_expr @@ -276,19 +296,21 @@ nat_expr = nat_atom nat_atom = int_lit | ident (* type-level variable *) | '(' nat_expr ')' ; -``` +---- -## 2.6 Effect Declarations +== 2.6 Effect Declarations -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- effect_decl = visibility 'effect' upper_ident [ type_params ] '{' { effect_op } '}' ; effect_op = 'fn' lower_ident '(' [ param_list ] ')' [ '->' type_expr ] ';' ; -``` +---- -## 2.7 Trait Declarations +== 2.7 Trait Declarations -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- trait_decl = visibility 'trait' upper_ident [ type_params ] [ ':' trait_bounds ] '{' { trait_item } '}' ; @@ -300,11 +322,12 @@ trait_item = fn_sig ';' (* required method *) fn_sig = visibility 'fn' lower_ident [ type_params ] '(' [ param_list ] ')' [ '->' type_expr ] [ '/' effects ] ; -``` +---- -## 2.8 Implementation Blocks +== 2.8 Implementation Blocks -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- impl_block = 'impl' [ type_params ] [ trait_ref 'for' ] type_expr [ where_clause ] '{' { impl_item } '}' ; @@ -312,11 +335,12 @@ trait_ref = upper_ident [ '[' type_arg { ',' type_arg } ']' ] ; impl_item = fn_decl | 'type' upper_ident '=' type_expr ';' ; -``` +---- -## 2.9 Function Declarations +== 2.9 Function Declarations -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- fn_decl = visibility [ 'total' ] 'fn' lower_ident [ type_params ] '(' [ param_list ] ')' @@ -335,11 +359,12 @@ constraint = predicate trait_bound = upper_ident [ '+' upper_ident ] ; fn_body = block | '=' expr ; -``` +---- -## 2.10 Expressions +== 2.10 Expressions -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- expr = let_expr | if_expr | match_expr @@ -407,23 +432,28 @@ primary_expr = literal field_init = ident [ ':' expr ] ; (* shorthand: #{x} means #{x: x} *) literal = int_lit | float_lit | char_lit | string_lit | bool_lit | unit_lit ; -``` - -> **Record-literal syntax (`#{ … }`).** In *expression* position a bare -> `{ … }` is always a **block**; record/struct construction uses the -> `#{ … }` sigil — both anonymous (`#{ x: 1, y: 2 }`) and typed -> (`Point #{ x: 1, y: 2 }`). This removes the block-vs-record ambiguity -> by construction (and the struct-literal-in-`if`/`match`-scrutinee -> hazard). Note the asymmetry: **type** positions (`fn f(r: {x: Int, ..s})`, -> `type Box[T] = own { ptr: RawPtr[T] }`), **`struct` declaration bodies**, -> and **record patterns** (`match r { { x, .. } => … }`) keep the plain -> `{ … }` — only value construction takes `#{`. Migrating older sources: -> rewrite each expression-position record literal `{`→`#{`; leave -> declarations, type annotations, and patterns unchanged. - -## 2.11 Patterns - -```ebnf +---- + +____ +*Record-literal syntax (`++#{++ … }`).* In _expression_ position a bare +`++{++ … }` is always a *block*; record/struct construction uses the +`++#{++ … }` sigil — both anonymous (`++#{++ x: 1, y: 2 }`) and typed +(`Point ++#{++ x: 1, y: 2 }`). This removes the block-vs-record +ambiguity by construction (and the +struct-literal-in-`if`/`match`-scrutinee hazard). Note the asymmetry: +*type* positions (`fn f(r: ++{++x: Int, ..s})`, +`type Box++[++T++]++ = own ++{++ ptr: RawPtr++[++T++]++ }`), *`struct` +declaration bodies*, and *record patterns* +(`match r ++{++ ++{++ x, .. } =++>++ … }`) keep the plain `++{++ … }` — +only value construction takes `++#{++`. Migrating older sources: rewrite +each expression-position record literal `++{++`→`++#{++`; leave +declarations, type annotations, and patterns unchanged. +____ + +== 2.11 Patterns + +[source,ebnf] +---- pattern = '_' (* wildcard *) | ident (* binding *) | literal (* literal match *) @@ -434,11 +464,12 @@ pattern = '_' (* wildcard *) | ident '@' pattern ; (* binding with sub-pattern *) field_pat = ident [ ':' pattern ] ; -``` +---- -## 2.12 Statements +== 2.12 Statements -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- statement = let_stmt | expr_stmt | assign_stmt @@ -450,42 +481,43 @@ expr_stmt = expr ';' ; assign_stmt = postfix_expr assign_op expr ';' ; while_stmt = 'while' expr block ; for_stmt = 'for' pattern 'in' expr block ; -``` +---- ---- +''''' -# PART 3: TYPE SYSTEM += PART 3: TYPE SYSTEM -## 3.1 Judgement Forms +== 3.1 Judgement Forms -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e : τ / ε Expression e has type τ with effects ε in context Γ Γ ⊢ τ : κ Type τ has kind κ in context Γ Γ ⊢ e ↝ v Expression e evaluates to value v (for type-level computation) Γ ⊢ P true Predicate P is satisfied σ : Γ → Δ Substitution σ maps context Γ to context Δ -``` +.... -## 3.2 Kinds +== 3.2 Kinds -``` +.... κ ::= Type Proper types | Nat Natural numbers (for dependent types) | Row Row kinds (for row polymorphism) | Effect Effect kinds | κ → κ Kind-level functions -``` +.... -## 3.3 Quantities (from QTT) +== 3.3 Quantities (from QTT) -``` +.... q ::= 0 Erased (compile-time only, not present at runtime) | 1 Linear (must be used exactly once) | ω Unrestricted (can be used any number of times) -``` +.... -**Quantity algebra:** -``` +*Quantity algebra:* + +.... 0 + q = q 1 + 1 = ω 1 + ω = ω @@ -494,13 +526,15 @@ q ::= 0 Erased (compile-time only, not present at runtime) 0 * q = 0 1 * q = q ω * ω = ω -``` +.... -**Erased (quantity 0) semantics:** +*Erased (quantity 0) semantics:* -Erased values exist only at compile time. They are computed during type checking and deleted before code generation. +Erased values exist only at compile time. They are computed during type +checking and deleted before code generation. -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- // n is erased - no runtime cost fn replicate[0 n: Nat, T](value: T) -> Vec[n, T] @@ -509,33 +543,35 @@ fn ok[0 n: Nat](v: Vec[n, Int]) -> Vec[n, Int] { v } // Invalid: cannot use erased value at runtime fn bad[0 n: Nat]() -> Nat { n } // ERROR -``` +---- -## 3.4 Effects +== 3.4 Effects Effects are user-defined and extensible: -``` +.... ε ::= ∅ Pure (no effects) | E[τ₁,...,τₙ] Named effect with type arguments | α Effect variable | ε + ε Effect union -``` +.... + +*Effect algebra:* -**Effect algebra:** -``` +.... ε + ∅ = ε ε + ε = ε ε₁ + ε₂ = ε₂ + ε₁ -``` +.... -**Totality and Divergence:** +*Totality and Divergence:* -- Functions are **partial by default** - they may diverge (not terminate) -- `total` functions must provably terminate and cannot have `Div` effect -- Non-total functions implicitly include `Div` in their effect set +* Functions are *partial by default* - they may diverge (not terminate) +* `total` functions must provably terminate and cannot have `Div` effect +* Non-total functions implicitly include `Div` in their effect set -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- // Default: partial, may diverge fn serverLoop() -> Never { // Implicitly / Div loop { handleRequest(); } @@ -548,11 +584,11 @@ total fn factorial(n: Nat) -> Nat / Pure { _ => n * factorial(n - 1) // Structural recursion - OK } } -``` +---- -## 3.5 Type Syntax +== 3.5 Type Syntax -``` +.... τ ::= α Type variable | C Type constructor (Nat, Int, Bool, etc.) | τ τ Type application @@ -569,20 +605,22 @@ total fn factorial(n: Nat) -> Nat / Pure { | ρ , ρ Row concatenation | ρ \ ℓ Row restriction (remove field) | r Row variable -``` +.... -## 3.6 Core Typing Rules +== 3.6 Core Typing Rules -### Variables -``` +=== Variables + +.... ────────────────────── (T-Var) Γ, x :q τ ⊢ x : τ / ∅ (consumes q uses of x) -``` +.... + +=== Functions -### Functions -``` +.... Γ, x :q τ₁ ⊢ e : τ₂ / ε ─────────────────────────────────────────── (T-Lam) Γ ⊢ fn(q x: τ₁) => e : (q x : τ₁) → τ₂ / ε @@ -590,55 +628,56 @@ total fn factorial(n: Nat) -> Nat / Pure { Γ ⊢ e₁ : (q x : τ₁) → τ₂ / ε₁ Γ ⊢ e₂ : τ₁ / ε₂ ───────────────────────────────────────────────────── (T-App) Γ ⊢ e₁(e₂) : τ₂[x ↦ e₂] / ε₁ + ε₂ -``` +.... -### Let Bindings +=== Let Bindings -Per ADR-002, the Let rule scales the value context by the binder's +Per ADR-002, the Let rule scales the value context by the binder’s quantity, in the QTT-orthodox split-Γ form: -``` +.... Γ₁ ⊢ e₁ : τ₁ / ε₁ Γ₂, x :^q τ₁ ⊢ e₂ : τ₂ / ε₂ ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── (T-Let) q·Γ₁ + Γ₂ ⊢ let x :^q = e₁ in e₂ : τ₂ / ε₁ + ε₂ -``` +.... -The scaling action `q·Γ₁` multiplies every variable's quantity in `Γ₁` -by the binder's quantity `q`, using the semiring multiplication table +The scaling action `q·Γ₁` multiplies every variable’s quantity in `Γ₁` +by the binder’s quantity `q`, using the semiring multiplication table from §3.2. The two soundness consequences: -- **`q = ω` (unrestricted)** scales every linear (1) usage in `Γ₁` to - unrestricted (ω). Concretely, a `@linear` variable consumed once in - `e₁` becomes "used multiple times" once viewed through the - `@unrestricted` binder, and the quantity checker rejects the - program. This is the rule that closes BUG-001 - (ω-let smuggling linear values). -- **`q = 0` (erased)** scales `Γ₁` to the zero context, which means - `e₁` carries no runtime obligations and may be erased at runtime. - This is the rule that closes BUG-002 (erasure failure). +* *`q = ω` (unrestricted)* scales every linear (1) usage in `Γ₁` to +unrestricted (ω). Concretely, a `@linear` variable consumed once in `e₁` +becomes "`used multiple times`" once viewed through the `@unrestricted` +binder, and the quantity checker rejects the program. This is the rule +that closes BUG-001 (ω-let smuggling linear values). +* *`q = 0` (erased)* scales `Γ₁` to the zero context, which means `e₁` +carries no runtime obligations and may be erased at runtime. This is the +rule that closes BUG-002 (erasure failure). When `q` is omitted in source, the rule defaults to `q = ω` (unrestricted), so unannotated lets are unchanged from textbook HM semantics for non-quantitative programs. -#### Surface syntax (per ADR-007) +==== Surface syntax (per ADR-007) Two surface forms are accepted; both parse to the same internal -`el_quantity` field. The compiler emits the **Option C** form in -diagnostics, the formatter rewrites Option B sugar to Option C -unless `--keep-quantity-sugar` is set, and tutorials use Option C -exclusively. - -| QTT notation | Option C (primary) | Option B (sugar) | -| --- | --- | --- | -| `let x :^1 = e` | `@linear let x = e` | `let x :1 = e` | -| `let x :^0 = e` | `@erased let x = e` | `let x :0 = e` | -| `let x :^ω = e` | `@unrestricted let x = e` | `let x :ω = e` | -| `let x = e` (q omitted) | `let x = e` | `let x = e` | +`el++_++quantity` field. The compiler emits the *Option C* form in +diagnostics, the formatter rewrites Option B sugar to Option C unless +`--keep-quantity-sugar` is set, and tutorials use Option C exclusively. + +[cols=",,",options="header",] +|=== +|QTT notation |Option C (primary) |Option B (sugar) +|`let x :^1 = e` |`@linear let x = e` |`let x :1 = e` +|`let x :^0 = e` |`@erased let x = e` |`let x :0 = e` +|`let x :^ω = e` |`@unrestricted let x = e` |`let x :ω = e` +|`let x = e` (q omitted) |`let x = e` |`let x = e` +|=== Examples: -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- // Option C primary form @linear let resource = acquire() in use_once(resource); @erased let _proof = expensive_term() in body_not_using_proof; @@ -648,16 +687,17 @@ Examples: let resource :1 = acquire() in use_once(resource); let _proof :0 = expensive_term() in body_not_using_proof; let pure_value :ω = 42 in pure_value + pure_value; -``` +---- The same hybrid surface convention applies to function parameters -(`@linear x: τ`), lambda parameters, and statement-position let -bindings inside blocks. Sugar form on function parameters is reserved -for a future extension and not currently accepted by the parser; only -the `@`-attribute form is available there today. +(`@linear x: τ`), lambda parameters, and statement-position let bindings +inside blocks. Sugar form on function parameters is reserved for a +future extension and not currently accepted by the parser; only the +`@`-attribute form is available there today. -### Records (Row Polymorphism) -``` +=== Records (Row Polymorphism) + +.... Γ ⊢ e₁ : τ₁ / ε₁ ... Γ ⊢ eₙ : τₙ / εₙ ────────────────────────────────────────────────────── (T-Record) Γ ⊢ {ℓ₁: e₁, ..., ℓₙ: eₙ} : {ℓ₁: τ₁, ..., ℓₙ: τₙ} / ε₁ + ... + εₙ @@ -673,13 +713,13 @@ the `@`-attribute form is available there today. Γ ⊢ e : {ℓ: τ, ρ} / ε ─────────────────────────── (T-Restrict) Γ ⊢ e \ ℓ : {ρ} / ε -``` +.... -### Row Polymorphism and Ownership +=== Row Polymorphism and Ownership Ownership distributes uniformly over row variables: -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e : ref {ℓ: τ, ..r} / ε ────────────────────────────── (T-BorrowRow) All fields in ..r are immutably borrowed @@ -691,10 +731,11 @@ All fields in ..r are mutably borrowed (exclusive) Γ ⊢ e : own {ℓ: τ, ..r} / ε ────────────────────────────── (T-OwnRow) All fields in ..r are owned -``` +.... + +=== Ownership -### Ownership -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e : own τ / ε (e is consumed) ───────────────────────────────────── (T-Move) Γ ⊢ move e : own τ / ε @@ -706,15 +747,11 @@ All fields in ..r are owned Γ ⊢ e : own τ / ε ─────────────────── (T-BorrowMut) Γ ⊢ mut e : mut τ / ε -``` +.... - +=== Effect Typing -### Effect Typing -``` +.... Γ ⊢ e : τ / ε₁ ε₁ ⊆ ε₂ ────────────────────────── (T-SubEffect) Γ ⊢ e : τ / ε₂ @@ -722,15 +759,15 @@ All fields in ..r are owned effect E { fn op(x: τ₁) -> τ₂; } Γ ⊢ e : τ₁ / ε ────────────────────────────────────────────────── (T-EffectOp) Γ ⊢ E.op(e) : τ₂ / E + ε -``` +.... ---- +''''' -# PART 4: OPERATIONAL SEMANTICS += PART 4: OPERATIONAL SEMANTICS -## 4.1 Values +== 4.1 Values -``` +.... v ::= n Natural number | i Integer | f Float @@ -743,11 +780,11 @@ v ::= n Natural number | [v₁, ..., vₙ] Array value | ptr(a) Pointer (owned) | ref(a) Reference (borrowed) -``` +.... -## 4.2 Evaluation Contexts +== 4.2 Evaluation Contexts -``` +.... E ::= [] | E e Function position | v E Argument position @@ -759,11 +796,11 @@ E ::= [] | if E then e₁ else e₂ Conditional | match E { ... } Match scrutinee | handle E with { ... } Effect handler -``` +.... -## 4.3 Small-Step Reduction +== 4.3 Small-Step Reduction -``` +.... (fn(x: τ) => e) v → e[x ↦ v] (β-reduction) let x = v in e → e[x ↦ v] (let-reduction) @@ -780,21 +817,21 @@ match C(v₁,...,vₙ) { C(x₁,...,xₙ) => e, ... } (match) → e[x₁ ↦ v₁, ..., xₙ ↦ vₙ] [v₀, ..., vₙ][i] → vᵢ (if 0 ≤ i ≤ n) (array-index) -``` +.... -## 4.4 Effect Handling Semantics +== 4.4 Effect Handling Semantics -``` +.... handle (return v) with { return x => eᵣ, ... } (handle-return) → eᵣ[x ↦ v] handle E[op(v)] with { ..., op(x) => eₒₚ, ... } (handle-op) → eₒₚ[x ↦ v, resume ↦ fn(y) => handle E[y] with {...}] -``` +.... -## 4.5 Ownership Semantics +== 4.5 Ownership Semantics -``` +.... State σ = Map Ownership = Owned | Borrowed(n) | Moved @@ -810,38 +847,47 @@ drop(ptr(a), σ) where σ(a) = (v, Owned): (* Use-after-move is a compile-time rejection *) use(ptr(a), σ) where σ(a) = (_, Moved): → ERROR -``` +.... ---- +''''' -# PART 5: UNSAFE OPERATIONS += PART 5: UNSAFE OPERATIONS -## 5.1 Unsafe Block +== 5.1 Unsafe Block The `unsafe` block permits exactly the following operations: -| Operation | Syntax | Description | -|-----------|--------|-------------| -| Raw read | `ptr.read()` | Read value through raw pointer | -| Raw write | `ptr.write(v)` | Write value through raw pointer | -| Pointer arithmetic | `ptr.offset(n)` | Offset pointer by n elements | -| Transmute | `transmute[T, U](v)` | Reinterpret bits as different type | -| Forget | `forget(owned)` | Leak owned value without destructor | -| Assume | `assume(predicate)` | Assert refinement without proof | +[width="100%",cols="35%,25%,40%",options="header",] +|=== +|Operation |Syntax |Description +|Raw read |`ptr.read()` |Read value through raw pointer + +|Raw write |`ptr.write(v)` |Write value through raw pointer + +|Pointer arithmetic |`ptr.offset(n)` |Offset pointer by n elements -## 5.2 Not Permitted in Unsafe +|Transmute |`transmute++[++T, U++]++(v)` |Reinterpret bits as different +type + +|Forget |`forget(owned)` |Leak owned value without destructor + +|Assume |`assume(predicate)` |Assert refinement without proof +|=== + +== 5.2 Not Permitted in Unsafe Even within `unsafe`, the following remain prohibited: -- Violating type safety (e.g., casting Int to function pointer) -- Accessing private fields of other modules -- Bypassing effect tracking -- Creating invalid enum variants -- Violating memory safety beyond raw pointer operations +* Violating type safety (e.g., casting Int to function pointer) +* Accessing private fields of other modules +* Bypassing effect tracking +* Creating invalid enum variants +* Violating memory safety beyond raw pointer operations -## 5.3 Examples +== 5.3 Examples -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn dangerousRead(ptr: RawPtr[Int]) -> Int / Pure { unsafe { ptr.read() } } @@ -860,26 +906,29 @@ fn reinterpret(x: u32) -> f32 / Pure { fn leakResource(file: own File) -> () / Pure { unsafe { forget(file) } // Memory leak, but no UB } -``` +---- ---- +''''' -# PART 6: MEMORY MODEL += PART 6: MEMORY MODEL -## 6.1 Allocation Strategy +== 6.1 Allocation Strategy -**Rule:** Values are stack-allocated unless they escape their scope. +*Rule:* Values are stack-allocated unless they escape their scope. -| Situation | Allocation | -|-----------|------------| -| Local `let` binding, not returned | Stack | -| Returned from function | Heap (owned pointer) | -| Captured by closure | Heap (moved into closure struct) | -| Stored in growable collection | Heap | -| Recursive type (e.g., linked list) | Heap for recursive part | -| Behind `ref`/`mut` borrow | Inherits from referent | +[cols=",",options="header",] +|=== +|Situation |Allocation +|Local `let` binding, not returned |Stack +|Returned from function |Heap (owned pointer) +|Captured by closure |Heap (moved into closure struct) +|Stored in growable collection |Heap +|Recursive type (e.g., linked list) |Heap for recursive part +|Behind `ref`/`mut` borrow |Inherits from referent +|=== -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn stackOnly() -> Int / Pure { let x = 42; // Stack let r = #{a: 1, b: 2}; // Stack (doesn't escape) @@ -890,11 +939,12 @@ fn needsHeap() -> own {x: Int} / Pure { let r = #{x: 42}; // Heap - returned (escapes) r } -``` +---- -## 6.2 Explicit Boxing +== 6.2 Explicit Boxing -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- type Box[T] = own { ptr: RawPtr[T] } fn box[T](value: own T) -> own Box[T] / Pure { @@ -906,37 +956,41 @@ fn unbox[T](b: own Box[T]) -> own T / Pure { unsafe { forget(b) }; value } -``` +---- -## 6.3 Drop Order +== 6.3 Drop Order Values are dropped in reverse declaration order: -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn example() -> () / IO { let a = open("a.txt")?; // Dropped third let b = open("b.txt")?; // Dropped second let c = open("c.txt")?; // Dropped first // implicit: drop(c); drop(b); drop(a); } -``` +---- -## 6.4 WASM Mapping +== 6.4 WASM Mapping -| AffineScript | WASM | -|--------------|------| -| Stack values | WASM locals, passed by value | -| Heap values | WASM-GC `ref` types or linear memory | -| Borrows | WASM `ref` (compiler proves no use-after-free) | -| Closures | Struct with funcref + captured values | +[cols=",",options="header",] +|=== +|AffineScript |WASM +|Stack values |WASM locals, passed by value +|Heap values |WASM-GC `ref` types or linear memory +|Borrows |WASM `ref` (compiler proves no use-after-free) +|Closures |Struct with funcref {plus} captured values +|=== ---- +''''' -# PART 7: STANDARD LIBRARY += PART 7: STANDARD LIBRARY -## 7.1 Primitive Types +== 7.1 Primitive Types -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- type Nat = /* built-in natural numbers, 0, 1, 2, ... */ type Int = /* built-in 64-bit signed integers */ type Float = /* built-in 64-bit floats */ @@ -944,11 +998,12 @@ type Bool = true | false type String = /* built-in UTF-8 string */ type Char = /* built-in Unicode scalar value */ type Never = /* uninhabited type */ -``` +---- -## 7.2 Standard Effects +== 7.2 Standard Effects -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- effect IO { fn print(s: String); fn println(s: String); @@ -975,11 +1030,12 @@ effect State[S] { // Div is special - indicates potential non-termination // Cannot be handled, only discharged at program boundary effect Div { } -``` +---- -## 7.3 Option and Result +== 7.3 Option and Result -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- type Option[T] = | None | Some(T) @@ -1019,16 +1075,12 @@ impl[T, E] Result[T, E] { } } } -``` - - +---- -## 7.5 Core Traits +== 7.5 Core Traits -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- trait Eq { fn eq(ref self, other: ref Self) -> Bool / Pure; @@ -1096,11 +1148,12 @@ trait Iterator { trait FromIterator[T] { fn fromIter[I: Iterator where I::Item = T](iter: I) -> Self / Pure; } -``` +---- -## 7.6 Owned Resources +== 7.6 Owned Resources -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- type File = own { fd: Int } fn open(path: ref String) -> Result[own File, IOError] / IO + Exn[IOError] @@ -1128,11 +1181,12 @@ fn withFile[T]( close(file)?; result } -``` +---- -## 7.7 Row-Polymorphic Functions +== 7.7 Row-Polymorphic Functions -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- // Get a field from any record that has it fn getX[..r](record: {x: Int, ..r}) -> Int / Pure { record.x @@ -1159,15 +1213,16 @@ fn merge[..r, ..s](a: {..r}, b: {..s}) -> {..r, ..s} / Pure { {..a, ..b} } -``` +---- ---- +''''' -# PART 8: EXAMPLE PROGRAMS += PART 8: EXAMPLE PROGRAMS -## 8.1 Basic Arithmetic +== 8.1 Basic Arithmetic -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn add(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int / Pure { a + b } @@ -1186,11 +1241,12 @@ total fn fibonacci(n: Nat) -> Nat / Pure { _ => fibonacci(n - 1) + fibonacci(n - 2) } } -``` +---- -## 8.2 Safe Array Access +== 8.2 Safe Array Access -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- // Index must be less than length - proved at compile time total fn safeGet[n: Nat, T]( arr: ref Vec[n, T], @@ -1215,11 +1271,12 @@ total fn splitAt[n: Nat, m: Nat, T]( } } } -``` +---- -## 8.3 Effect Polymorphism +== 8.3 Effect Polymorphism -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- // Map is polymorphic in effects fn map[A, B, E](xs: List[A], f: A -> B / E) -> List[B] / E { match xs { @@ -1243,11 +1300,12 @@ fn example() -> () / IO { total fn pureMap[A, B](xs: List[A], f: A -> B / Pure) -> List[B] / Pure { map(xs, f) } -``` +---- -## 8.4 Resource Management +== 8.4 Resource Management -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn processFile(path: ref String) -> Result[String, IOError] / IO + Exn[IOError] { let file = open(path)?; try { @@ -1267,11 +1325,12 @@ fn processFileSafe(path: ref String) -> Result[String, IOError] / IO + Exn[IOErr Ok(String.fromUtf8(buf[0..n])) }) } -``` +---- -## 8.5 State Effect +== 8.5 State Effect -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn counter() -> Int / State[Int] { let current = State.get(); State.put(current + 1); @@ -1292,11 +1351,12 @@ fn runCounter() -> (Int, Int, Int) / Pure { // Note: This simple handler doesn't actually thread state // A real implementation would need more sophisticated handling } -``` +---- -## 8.6 Combining Features +== 8.6 Combining Features -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- // Buffer with compile-time capacity tracking + ownership type Buffer[capacity: Nat] = own { data: own [u8; capacity], @@ -1331,11 +1391,12 @@ fn example() -> () / Pure { let buf = buf.write(ref " world")?; buf.free(); } -``` +---- -## 8.7 Traits and Generics +== 8.7 Traits and Generics -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- impl Eq for Int { fn eq(ref self, other: ref Int) -> Bool / Pure { *self == *other @@ -1381,41 +1442,58 @@ fn printAny[T: Show](value: ref T) -> () / IO { fn sortBy[T, K: Ord](items: mut [T], key: (ref T) -> K / Pure) -> () / Pure { // Sorting implementation using Ord trait } -``` +---- + +''''' + += PART 9: COMPILATION TO WASM + +== 9.1 Type Mapping ---- +[width="100%",cols="70%,30%",options="header",] +|=== +|AffineScript |WASM +|`Nat`, `Int` |`i64` -# PART 9: COMPILATION TO WASM +|`Float` |`f64` -## 9.1 Type Mapping +|`Bool` |`i32` (0 or 1) -| AffineScript | WASM | -|--------------|------| -| `Nat`, `Int` | `i64` | -| `Float` | `f64` | -| `Bool` | `i32` (0 or 1) | -| `Char` | `i32` (Unicode scalar) | -| `String` | `(ref (array i8))` + length | -| `{x: T, y: U}` | `(ref (struct (field $x T') (field $y U')))` | -| `Vec[n, T]` | `(ref (array T'))` with length `n` | -| `own T` | `(ref T')` (ownership tracked statically) | -| `ref T` | `(ref T')` (borrowing tracked statically) | -| `T -> U / ε` | `(ref (struct (field $func funcref) (field $env ...)))` | -| `Option[T]` | Tagged union or nullable ref | -| `A \| B(T)` | Tagged struct hierarchy | +|`Char` |`i32` (Unicode scalar) -## 9.2 Ownership and Quantity Erasure +|`String` |`(ref (array i8))` {plus} length -Ownership and quantities are erased at runtime. They're purely compile-time disciplines: +|`++{++x: T, y: U}` |`(ref (struct (field $x T') (field $y U')))` -```affinescript +|`Vec++[++n, T++]++` |`(ref (array T'))` with length `n` + +|`own T` |`(ref T')` (ownership tracked statically) + +|`ref T` |`(ref T')` (borrowing tracked statically) + +|`T -++>++ U / ε` +|`(ref (struct (field $func funcref) (field $env ...)))` + +|`Option++[++T++]++` |Tagged union or nullable ref + +|`A ++\++{vbar} B(T)` |Tagged struct hierarchy +|=== + +== 9.2 Ownership and Quantity Erasure + +Ownership and quantities are erased at runtime. They’re purely +compile-time disciplines: + +[source,affinescript] +---- // Source fn useFile(own file: File) -> () / IO { close(file) } fn replicate[0 n: Nat, T](value: T) -> Vec[n, T] { ... } -``` +---- -```wat +[source,wat] +---- ;; WASM - no ownership marker, no n parameter (func $useFile (param $file (ref $File)) (call $close (local.get $file))) @@ -1423,57 +1501,63 @@ fn replicate[0 n: Nat, T](value: T) -> Vec[n, T] { ... } (func $replicate (param $value (ref $T)) (result (ref $Vec)) ;; n is erased, known at compile time ...) -``` +---- -## 9.3 Effect Compilation +== 9.3 Effect Compilation -Effects compile to either: -1. **Direct style:** For effects handled in the same function -2. **CPS transform:** For effects that cross function boundaries +Effects compile to either: 1. *Direct style:* For effects handled in the +same function 2. *CPS transform:* For effects that cross function +boundaries -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- // Source fn greet() -> () / IO { println("Hello"); } -``` +---- -```wat +[source,wat] +---- ;; WASM - IO effect becomes direct call to runtime (func $greet (call $runtime_println (... "Hello" ...))) -``` +---- -## 9.4 Row Polymorphism Compilation +== 9.4 Row Polymorphism Compilation Monomorphize at call sites: -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn getX[..r](rec: {x: Int, ..r}) -> Int { rec.x } let a = getX({x: 1, y: 2}) let b = getX({x: 3, z: "hi"}) -``` +---- Compiles to specialized functions: -```wat +[source,wat] +---- (func $getX_xy (param $rec (ref $struct_x_y)) (result i64) (struct.get $struct_x_y $x (local.get $rec))) (func $getX_xz (param $rec (ref $struct_x_z)) (result i64) (struct.get $struct_x_z $x (local.get $rec))) -``` +---- -## 9.5 Closure Compilation +== 9.5 Closure Compilation -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- fn makeAdder(n: Int) -> (Int -> Int / Pure) / Pure { |x| x + n } -``` +---- -```wat +[source,wat] +---- (type $closure_adder (struct (field $func (ref $func_int_int)) (field $n i64))) @@ -1487,15 +1571,15 @@ fn makeAdder(n: Int) -> (Int -> Int / Pure) / Pure { (struct.new $closure_adder (ref.func $adder_impl) (local.get $n))) -``` +---- ---- +''''' -# PART 10: IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE += PART 10: IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE -## 10.1 Compiler Phases +== 10.1 Compiler Phases -``` +.... Source Code │ ▼ @@ -1547,114 +1631,98 @@ Source Code ┌──────────┐ │WASM Emit │ → .wasm binary └──────────┘ -``` +.... -## 10.2 Key Implementation Challenges +== 10.2 Key Implementation Challenges -### Challenge 1: Bidirectional Type Checking +=== Challenge 1: Bidirectional Type Checking -``` +.... infer(Γ, e) → (τ, ε) Synthesize type from expression check(Γ, e, τ) → ε Check expression against type -``` - -Bidirectional checking threads through expression forms uniformly and gives -better error messages than pure synthesis. Combined with full HM inference, it -keeps annotation requirements low while maintaining soundness. - - - -### Challenge 2: Row Polymorphism Inference - -Use row unification: -- Row variables unify with partial rows -- Track lacks constraints: `r \ ℓ` means r doesn't have field ℓ -- Propagate constraints through function calls - -### Challenge 3: Borrow Checking - -Similar to Rust's borrow checker: -- Build control flow graph -- Track liveness of owned values -- Verify borrows don't outlive owners -- Verify no aliasing of mutable borrows -- Handle row variables uniformly - -### Challenge 4: Totality Checking - -For `total` functions: -- Structural recursion: recursive calls on structurally smaller args -- Well-founded recursion: prove termination metric decreases -- Coverage: all pattern matches are exhaustive - -### Challenge 5: Effect Polymorphism - -- Track effect variables through unification -- Propagate effect constraints -- Handle effect subtyping (ε₁ ⊆ ε₁ + ε₂) - -### Challenge 6: Trait Resolution - -- Build trait impl database -- Implement coherence checking (orphan rule, overlap) -- Resolve associated types -- Handle trait bounds in generics - -## 10.3 Suggested Implementation Order - -1. **Lexer + Parser** (2-3 weeks) - - Use parser combinator or generator - - Build CST, then desugar to AST - - Include module syntax - -2. **Basic Type Checker** (3-4 weeks) - - Simple types first (Int, Bool, functions) - - Add records (non-polymorphic) - - Add variants - -3. **Module System** (1-2 weeks) - - Name resolution across modules - - Visibility checking - - Import/export - -4. **Ownership System** (2-3 weeks) - - Add own/ref/mut modifiers - - Implement linear type checking - - Implement borrow checking - -5. **Row Polymorphism** (2-3 weeks) - - Add row variables - - Implement row unification - - Handle lacks constraints - -6. **Traits** (2-3 weeks) - - Trait declarations - - Impl blocks - - Trait bounds - - Associated types - - - -8. **Extensible Effects** (2-3 weeks) - - Effect declarations - - Effect polymorphism - - Effect constraint propagation - - Basic handlers (if desired) - -9. **WASM Backend** (4-6 weeks) - - Implement type mapping - - Emit WASM-GC - - Handle closures - - Monomorphization - - Generate JS glue - -## 10.4 Testing Strategy - -``` +.... + +Bidirectional checking threads through expression forms uniformly and +gives better error messages than pure synthesis. Combined with full HM +inference, it keeps annotation requirements low while maintaining +soundness. + +=== Challenge 2: Row Polymorphism Inference + +Use row unification: - Row variables unify with partial rows - Track +lacks constraints: `r ++\++ ℓ` means r doesn’t have field ℓ - Propagate +constraints through function calls + +=== Challenge 3: Borrow Checking + +Similar to Rust’s borrow checker: - Build control flow graph - Track +liveness of owned values - Verify borrows don’t outlive owners - Verify +no aliasing of mutable borrows - Handle row variables uniformly + +=== Challenge 4: Totality Checking + +For `total` functions: - Structural recursion: recursive calls on +structurally smaller args - Well-founded recursion: prove termination +metric decreases - Coverage: all pattern matches are exhaustive + +=== Challenge 5: Effect Polymorphism + +* Track effect variables through unification +* Propagate effect constraints +* Handle effect subtyping (ε₁ ⊆ ε₁ {plus} ε₂) + +=== Challenge 6: Trait Resolution + +* Build trait impl database +* Implement coherence checking (orphan rule, overlap) +* Resolve associated types +* Handle trait bounds in generics + +== 10.3 Suggested Implementation Order + +[arabic] +. *Lexer {plus} Parser* (2-3 weeks) +* Use parser combinator or generator +* Build CST, then desugar to AST +* Include module syntax +. *Basic Type Checker* (3-4 weeks) +* Simple types first (Int, Bool, functions) +* Add records (non-polymorphic) +* Add variants +. *Module System* (1-2 weeks) +* Name resolution across modules +* Visibility checking +* Import/export +. *Ownership System* (2-3 weeks) +* Add own/ref/mut modifiers +* Implement linear type checking +* Implement borrow checking +. *Row Polymorphism* (2-3 weeks) +* Add row variables +* Implement row unification +* Handle lacks constraints +. *Traits* (2-3 weeks) +* Trait declarations +* Impl blocks +* Trait bounds +* Associated types + +[arabic, start=8] +. *Extensible Effects* (2-3 weeks) +* Effect declarations +* Effect polymorphism +* Effect constraint propagation +* Basic handlers (if desired) +. *WASM Backend* (4-6 weeks) +* Implement type mapping +* Emit WASM-GC +* Handle closures +* Monomorphization +* Generate JS glue + +== 10.4 Testing Strategy + +.... tests/ ├── lexer/ # Token output tests ├── parser/ # AST output tests @@ -1671,15 +1739,15 @@ tests/ ├── effects/ # Effect tracking tests ├── codegen/ # WASM output tests └── e2e/ # Full program tests -``` +.... ---- +''''' -# PART 11: ERROR MESSAGES += PART 11: ERROR MESSAGES -## 11.1 Ownership Errors +== 11.1 Ownership Errors -``` +.... error[E0501]: cannot use `file` after move --> src/main.affine:10:5 | @@ -1690,9 +1758,9 @@ error[E0501]: cannot use `file` after move | ^^^^ value used after move | = help: consider using `ref file` if you need to read without consuming -``` +.... -``` +.... error[E0502]: cannot borrow `x` as mutable because it is also borrowed as immutable --> src/main.affine:5:10 | @@ -1702,11 +1770,11 @@ error[E0502]: cannot borrow `x` as mutable because it is also borrowed as immuta | ^^^^^ mutable borrow occurs here 6 | println(r); | - immutable borrow later used here -``` +.... -## 11.2 Type Errors +== 11.2 Type Errors -``` +.... error[E0308]: mismatched types --> src/main.affine:5:12 | @@ -1715,9 +1783,9 @@ error[E0308]: mismatched types | = note: `head` requires a non-empty vector = help: the type `Vec[0, T]` is empty, so `head` cannot be called -``` +.... -``` +.... error[E0309]: refinement predicate not satisfied --> src/main.affine:8:15 | @@ -1725,11 +1793,11 @@ error[E0309]: refinement predicate not satisfied | ^^ cannot prove `10 < 5` | = note: array has length 5, but index is 10 -``` +.... -## 11.3 Effect Errors +== 11.3 Effect Errors -``` +.... error[E0601]: effect not handled --> src/main.affine:3:5 | @@ -1738,9 +1806,9 @@ error[E0601]: effect not handled | = note: function `pureFunction` is declared as `/ Pure` = help: either add `IO` to the function's effects or handle it -``` +.... -``` +.... warning[W0602]: owned resource may leak on exception --> src/main.affine:8:5 | @@ -1753,11 +1821,11 @@ warning[W0602]: owned resource may leak on exception | = help: use `try`/`finally` to ensure resource is closed = help: or use `withFile` pattern for automatic cleanup -``` +.... -## 11.4 Trait Errors +== 11.4 Trait Errors -``` +.... error[E0401]: no implementation of trait `Show` for type `MyType` --> src/main.affine:5:5 | @@ -1771,11 +1839,11 @@ error[E0401]: no implementation of trait `Show` for type `MyType` | // ... | } | } -``` +.... -## 11.5 Module Errors +== 11.5 Module Errors -``` +.... error[E0701]: cannot find `Vec` in this scope --> src/main.affine:3:10 | @@ -1783,9 +1851,9 @@ error[E0701]: cannot find `Vec` in this scope | ^^^ not found in this scope | = help: add `use Data.Vec::Vec;` at the top of the file -``` +.... -``` +.... error[E0702]: function `helper` is private --> src/main.affine:5:5 | @@ -1793,15 +1861,16 @@ error[E0702]: function `helper` is private | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ private function | = note: `helper` is defined in `Utils` but not exported -``` +.... ---- +''''' -# APPENDIX A: GRAMMAR SUMMARY += APPENDIX A: GRAMMAR SUMMARY -## A.1 Complete EBNF Grammar (Consolidated) +== A.1 Complete EBNF Grammar (Consolidated) -```ebnf +[source,ebnf] +---- (* === PROGRAM === *) program = [ module_decl ] { import_decl } { top_level } ; top_level = type_decl | fn_decl | trait_decl | impl_block | effect_decl | const_decl ; @@ -1933,28 +2002,43 @@ UNARY_OP = /[-!~&*]/ ; CMP_OP = /[<>=!]=?/ ; ASSIGN_OP = /=/ | /[+\-*\/]=/ ; PRIM_TYPE = 'Nat' | 'Int' | 'Bool' | 'Float' | 'String' | 'Char' | 'Type' | 'Never' ; -``` +---- + +''''' + += APPENDIX B: CHANGE LOG + +== B.1 Version 2.0 Changes (from 1.0) + +[width="100%",cols="39%,61%",options="header",] +|=== +|Change |Description +|Partial by default |Functions are partial by default; only `total` +annotation exists + +|Quantity 0 semantics |Erased values are compile-time only, fully +specified + +|Strict `unsafe` |Only 6 specific operations permitted + +|Row {plus} ownership |Ownership distributes uniformly over row +variables + +|Refinement effects |Predicates can have effects (warning if not Pure) + +|Traits |Full specification added + +|Modules |Hierarchical module system with visibility ---- +|Memory model |Stack-by-default, heap-on-escape strategy -# APPENDIX B: CHANGE LOG +|Extensible effects |User-defined effects replace fixed set -## B.1 Version 2.0 Changes (from 1.0) +|Row restriction |Value-level `++\++` operator for splitting records -| Change | Description | -|--------|-------------| -| Partial by default | Functions are partial by default; only `total` annotation exists | -| Quantity 0 semantics | Erased values are compile-time only, fully specified | -| Strict `unsafe` | Only 6 specific operations permitted | -| Row + ownership | Ownership distributes uniformly over row variables | -| Refinement effects | Predicates can have effects (warning if not Pure) | -| Traits | Full specification added | -| Modules | Hierarchical module system with visibility | -| Memory model | Stack-by-default, heap-on-escape strategy | -| Extensible effects | User-defined effects replace fixed set | -| Row restriction | Value-level `\` operator for splitting records | -| Effect handlers | `handle`/`with`/`resume` syntax added | +|Effect handlers |`handle`/`with`/`resume` syntax added +|=== ---- +''''' -*End of AffineScript Language Specification v2.0* +_End of AffineScript Language Specification v2.0_ diff --git a/docs/standards/DECISIONS.adoc b/docs/standards/DECISIONS.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b52f16df --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/standards/DECISIONS.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,273 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Design Decisions + +This document records the key design decisions for AffineScript’s +implementation. + +== 1. Runtime Model + +*Decision*: Minimal runtime, rely on host for most services + +* Runtime is small and focused on AffineScript-specific needs +* No garbage collector for most data (ownership handles memory) +* Small tracing GC only for cyclic ω-quantity data (opt-in) +* Host provides: I/O, networking, filesystem, timers + +*Rationale*: Keeps WASM binaries small, maximizes portability, leverages +host capabilities. + +== 2. Effect Compilation Strategy + +*Decision*: Evidence-passing (Koka-style) + +* Effects compiled via evidence-passing transformation +* Each effect operation receives an "`evidence`" parameter +* Handlers install evidence at runtime +* One-shot continuations optimized to avoid allocation + +*Rationale*: Better performance than CPS, proven in Koka, good balance +of complexity/speed. + +*Implementation*: + +.... +// Source +handle computation() with { + return x → x, + get(_, k) → resume(k, state) +} + +// Compiled (evidence-passing) +computation({ + get: (ev, k) => k(state) +}) +.... + +== 3. WASM Target + +*Decision*: WASM core {plus} WASI, with Component Model readiness + +[cols=",",options="header",] +|=== +|Feature |Decision +|WASM Core |✅ Required baseline +|WASM GC |❌ Not required (ownership handles memory) +|WASI |✅ For CLI/server use cases +|Component Model |✅ Design for future compatibility +|Threads |⚠️ Optional, for parallel effects +|=== + +*Rationale*: Broad compatibility now, future-proofed for Component +Model. + +== 4. SMT Solver + +*Decision*: Z3 as optional external dependency + +* Z3 bindings (ocaml-z3) for refinement type checking +* SMT is optional: refinements work without it (runtime checks) +* Can be disabled for faster compilation +* Future: support CVC5 as alternative + +*Configuration*: + +[source,nickel] +---- +# affinescript.ncl +{ + smt = { + enabled = true, + solver = "z3", + timeout_ms = 5000, + } +} +---- + +== 5. Package Manager + +*Decision*: Workspace-aware, Cargo-inspired + +* Single `affine.toml` manifest per package +* Workspace support for monorepos +* Lock file for reproducibility +* Content-addressed storage (like pnpm) +* Written in Rust + +*Manifest format*: + +[source,toml] +---- +[package] +name = "my-project" +version = "0.1.0" +edition = "2024" + +[dependencies] +std = "1.0" +http = { version = "0.5", features = ["async"] } + +[dev-dependencies] +test = "1.0" +---- + +== 6. Standard Library Philosophy + +*Decision*: Small core {plus} blessed packages + +*Core (always available)*: - `Prelude`: Basic types, traits, operators - +`Option`, `Result`: Error handling - `List`, `Vec`, `Array`: Collections +- `String`, `Char`: Text + +*Blessed Effects (in std)*: - `IO`: Console, file system - `Exn`: +Exceptions - `State`: Mutable state - `Async`: Async/await - `Reader`: +Environment access + +*Community Packages*: - HTTP, JSON, databases, etc. - Not in std, but +curated/recommended + +== 7. Self-Hosting + +*Decision*: Long-term goal, not immediate priority + +* Phase 1-4: OCaml compiler +* Phase 5{plus}: Gradually rewrite in AffineScript +* Start with: lexer, parser (simpler) +* End with: type checker, codegen (complex) + +*Timeline*: After 1.0 stable release + +== 8. Interop Priority + +*Decision*: JavaScript first, Rust second + +[cols=",,",options="header",] +|=== +|Target |Priority |Method +|JavaScript |🥇 Primary |wasm-bindgen, host bindings +|Rust |🥈 Secondary |Native FFI for tools +|C |🥉 Tertiary |Via Rust FFI +|=== + +*Rationale*: WASM’s primary deployment is web/JS; tooling benefits from +Rust. + +== 9. Error Messages + +*Decision*: Rust-style elaborate diagnostics + +* Multi-line errors with source context +* Color-coded by severity +* Suggestions for fixes +* Error codes with documentation links +* Machine-readable JSON output option + +*Example*: + +.... +error[E0312]: cannot borrow `x` as mutable because it is already borrowed + --> src/main.afs:12:5 + | +10 | let r = &x; + | -- immutable borrow occurs here +11 | +12 | mutate(&mut x); + | ^^^^^^ mutable borrow occurs here +13 | +14 | use(r); + | - immutable borrow later used here + | + = help: consider moving the mutable borrow before the immutable borrow +.... + +== 10. Proof Assistant Mode + +*Decision*: Refinement types with SMT only (no interactive proving) + +* Refinements checked via SMT solver +* No tactic language or proof terms +* Proofs are erased (quantity 0) +* Future: optional Lean/Coq extraction for critical code + +*Rationale*: Practical verification without complexity of full theorem +prover. + +== 11. Primary Use Cases + +*Decision*: Priority order + +[arabic] +. *Web applications* (frontend {plus} backend) +. *CLI tools* +. *Libraries/packages* +. *Embedded/WASM plugins* +. *Scientific computing* (future) + +== 12. Community Model + +*Decision*: Benevolent dictator initially, open governance post-1.0 + +* Pre-1.0: Core team makes decisions quickly +* Post-1.0: RFC process for major changes +* Open source from day one (Apache-2.0 OR MIT) +* Community contributions welcome + +== 13. Backward Compatibility + +*Decision*: Breaking changes during 0.x, strict semver from 1.0 + +* 0.x releases may break compatibility +* Migration guides for breaking changes +* 1.0{plus} follows strict semver +* Edition system for language-level changes (like Rust) + +''''' + +== Technology Stack Summary + +[cols=",,",options="header",] +|=== +|Layer |Technology |Notes +|Compiler |OCaml 5.1{plus} |Existing codebase +|Parser |Menhir |Existing +|Lexer |Sedlex |Existing +|SMT |Z3 (ocaml-z3) |Optional +|Runtime |Rust |WASM target +|Allocator |Custom (Rust) |Ownership-optimized +|Package Manager |Rust |CLI tool +|LSP Server |Rust |Performance +|Formatter |OCaml |Shares AST +|REPL |OCaml |Interpreter mode +|Web Tooling |ReScript {plus} Deno |Per standards +|Build Meta |Deno |Per standards +|Config |Nickel |Per standards +|Docs |Custom generator |From types +|=== + +''''' + +== File Format Decisions + +[cols=",,",options="header",] +|=== +|Purpose |Format |Extension +|Source code |AffineScript |`.afs` +|Package manifest |TOML |`affine.toml` +|Lock file |TOML |`affine.lock` +|Configuration |Nickel |`++*++.ncl` +|Build scripts |Deno/TS |`++*++.ts` +|Documentation |Markdown |`++*++.md` +|=== + +''''' + +== Versioning + +* *Language*: `2024` edition (year-based) +* *Compiler*: Semver (0.1.0, 0.2.0, … 1.0.0) +* *Stdlib*: Tied to compiler version +* *Packages*: Independent semver + +''''' + +_Last updated: 2024_ _Status: Approved_ diff --git a/docs/standards/DECISIONS.md b/docs/standards/DECISIONS.md deleted file mode 100644 index 6b528186..00000000 --- a/docs/standards/DECISIONS.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,257 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript Design Decisions - -This document records the key design decisions for AffineScript's implementation. - -## 1. Runtime Model - -**Decision**: Minimal runtime, rely on host for most services - -- Runtime is small and focused on AffineScript-specific needs -- No garbage collector for most data (ownership handles memory) -- Small tracing GC only for cyclic ω-quantity data (opt-in) -- Host provides: I/O, networking, filesystem, timers - -**Rationale**: Keeps WASM binaries small, maximizes portability, leverages host capabilities. - -## 2. Effect Compilation Strategy - -**Decision**: Evidence-passing (Koka-style) - -- Effects compiled via evidence-passing transformation -- Each effect operation receives an "evidence" parameter -- Handlers install evidence at runtime -- One-shot continuations optimized to avoid allocation - -**Rationale**: Better performance than CPS, proven in Koka, good balance of complexity/speed. - -**Implementation**: -``` -// Source -handle computation() with { - return x → x, - get(_, k) → resume(k, state) -} - -// Compiled (evidence-passing) -computation({ - get: (ev, k) => k(state) -}) -``` - -## 3. WASM Target - -**Decision**: WASM core + WASI, with Component Model readiness - -| Feature | Decision | -|---------|----------| -| WASM Core | ✅ Required baseline | -| WASM GC | ❌ Not required (ownership handles memory) | -| WASI | ✅ For CLI/server use cases | -| Component Model | ✅ Design for future compatibility | -| Threads | ⚠️ Optional, for parallel effects | - -**Rationale**: Broad compatibility now, future-proofed for Component Model. - -## 4. SMT Solver - -**Decision**: Z3 as optional external dependency - -- Z3 bindings (ocaml-z3) for refinement type checking -- SMT is optional: refinements work without it (runtime checks) -- Can be disabled for faster compilation -- Future: support CVC5 as alternative - -**Configuration**: -```nickel -# affinescript.ncl -{ - smt = { - enabled = true, - solver = "z3", - timeout_ms = 5000, - } -} -``` - -## 5. Package Manager - -**Decision**: Workspace-aware, Cargo-inspired - -- Single `affine.toml` manifest per package -- Workspace support for monorepos -- Lock file for reproducibility -- Content-addressed storage (like pnpm) -- Written in Rust - -**Manifest format**: -```toml -[package] -name = "my-project" -version = "0.1.0" -edition = "2024" - -[dependencies] -std = "1.0" -http = { version = "0.5", features = ["async"] } - -[dev-dependencies] -test = "1.0" -``` - -## 6. Standard Library Philosophy - -**Decision**: Small core + blessed packages - -**Core (always available)**: -- `Prelude`: Basic types, traits, operators -- `Option`, `Result`: Error handling -- `List`, `Vec`, `Array`: Collections -- `String`, `Char`: Text - -**Blessed Effects (in std)**: -- `IO`: Console, file system -- `Exn`: Exceptions -- `State`: Mutable state -- `Async`: Async/await -- `Reader`: Environment access - -**Community Packages**: -- HTTP, JSON, databases, etc. -- Not in std, but curated/recommended - -## 7. Self-Hosting - -**Decision**: Long-term goal, not immediate priority - -- Phase 1-4: OCaml compiler -- Phase 5+: Gradually rewrite in AffineScript -- Start with: lexer, parser (simpler) -- End with: type checker, codegen (complex) - -**Timeline**: After 1.0 stable release - -## 8. Interop Priority - -**Decision**: JavaScript first, Rust second - -| Target | Priority | Method | -|--------|----------|--------| -| JavaScript | 🥇 Primary | wasm-bindgen, host bindings | -| Rust | 🥈 Secondary | Native FFI for tools | -| C | 🥉 Tertiary | Via Rust FFI | - -**Rationale**: WASM's primary deployment is web/JS; tooling benefits from Rust. - -## 9. Error Messages - -**Decision**: Rust-style elaborate diagnostics - -- Multi-line errors with source context -- Color-coded by severity -- Suggestions for fixes -- Error codes with documentation links -- Machine-readable JSON output option - -**Example**: -``` -error[E0312]: cannot borrow `x` as mutable because it is already borrowed - --> src/main.afs:12:5 - | -10 | let r = &x; - | -- immutable borrow occurs here -11 | -12 | mutate(&mut x); - | ^^^^^^ mutable borrow occurs here -13 | -14 | use(r); - | - immutable borrow later used here - | - = help: consider moving the mutable borrow before the immutable borrow -``` - -## 10. Proof Assistant Mode - -**Decision**: Refinement types with SMT only (no interactive proving) - -- Refinements checked via SMT solver -- No tactic language or proof terms -- Proofs are erased (quantity 0) -- Future: optional Lean/Coq extraction for critical code - -**Rationale**: Practical verification without complexity of full theorem prover. - -## 11. Primary Use Cases - -**Decision**: Priority order - -1. **Web applications** (frontend + backend) -2. **CLI tools** -3. **Libraries/packages** -4. **Embedded/WASM plugins** -5. **Scientific computing** (future) - -## 12. Community Model - -**Decision**: Benevolent dictator initially, open governance post-1.0 - -- Pre-1.0: Core team makes decisions quickly -- Post-1.0: RFC process for major changes -- Open source from day one (Apache-2.0 OR MIT) -- Community contributions welcome - -## 13. Backward Compatibility - -**Decision**: Breaking changes during 0.x, strict semver from 1.0 - -- 0.x releases may break compatibility -- Migration guides for breaking changes -- 1.0+ follows strict semver -- Edition system for language-level changes (like Rust) - ---- - -## Technology Stack Summary - -| Layer | Technology | Notes | -|-------|------------|-------| -| Compiler | OCaml 5.1+ | Existing codebase | -| Parser | Menhir | Existing | -| Lexer | Sedlex | Existing | -| SMT | Z3 (ocaml-z3) | Optional | -| Runtime | Rust | WASM target | -| Allocator | Custom (Rust) | Ownership-optimized | -| Package Manager | Rust | CLI tool | -| LSP Server | Rust | Performance | -| Formatter | OCaml | Shares AST | -| REPL | OCaml | Interpreter mode | -| Web Tooling | ReScript + Deno | Per standards | -| Build Meta | Deno | Per standards | -| Config | Nickel | Per standards | -| Docs | Custom generator | From types | - ---- - -## File Format Decisions - -| Purpose | Format | Extension | -|---------|--------|-----------| -| Source code | AffineScript | `.afs` | -| Package manifest | TOML | `affine.toml` | -| Lock file | TOML | `affine.lock` | -| Configuration | Nickel | `*.ncl` | -| Build scripts | Deno/TS | `*.ts` | -| Documentation | Markdown | `*.md` | - ---- - -## Versioning - -- **Language**: `2024` edition (year-based) -- **Compiler**: Semver (0.1.0, 0.2.0, ... 1.0.0) -- **Stdlib**: Tied to compiler version -- **Packages**: Independent semver - ---- - -*Last updated: 2024* -*Status: Approved* diff --git a/docs/standards/PANIC-ATTACK.adoc b/docs/standards/PANIC-ATTACK.adoc index 89558b82..65992d3f 100644 --- a/docs/standards/PANIC-ATTACK.adoc +++ b/docs/standards/PANIC-ATTACK.adoc @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ // SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 -// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) = AffineScript Panic-Attack Policy :toc: macro :toclevels: 3 @@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ CI installs it during the weekly workflow via the same published crate. * link:TESTING.adoc[TESTING.adoc] — testing standards (this doc is referenced from there as the security-scan policy). -* link:RELEASE.md[RELEASE.md] — release-cut checklist +* link:RELEASE.adoc[RELEASE.adoc] — release-cut checklist (pre-release panic-attack invocation). * `hyperpolymath/road-skate`'s `docs/governance/MAINTENANCE-CHECKLIST.adoc` — estate-wide maintenance axes that mandate the scanner. diff --git a/docs/standards/RELEASE.md b/docs/standards/RELEASE.adoc similarity index 53% rename from docs/standards/RELEASE.md rename to docs/standards/RELEASE.adoc index 4a66d8c1..a1b73dc4 100644 --- a/docs/standards/RELEASE.md +++ b/docs/standards/RELEASE.adoc @@ -1,39 +1,48 @@ -# AffineScript v0.1.0 - Reference Parser Release +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript v0.1.0 - Reference Parser Release -This is the first public release of AffineScript, featuring a complete specification and reference parser. +This is the first public release of AffineScript, featuring a complete +specification and reference parser. -## What's Included +== What’s Included -### Specification -- `SPEC.adoc` - Condensed language specification (essential grammar and semantics) -- `affinescript-spec.md` - Complete language specification v2.0 +=== Specification -### Reference Implementation -- **Lexer** (sedlex) - Complete tokenization -- **Parser** (menhir) - Complete parsing to AST -- **AST** - Full abstract syntax tree definitions -- **Error Handling** - Structured diagnostics with source locations +* `SPEC.adoc` - Condensed language specification (essential grammar and +semantics) +* `affinescript-spec.md` - Complete language specification v2.0 -### Examples -- `examples/hello.affine` - Hello World with effects -- `examples/vectors.affine` - Dependent types with length-indexed vectors -- `examples/ownership.affine` - Ownership and borrowing patterns -- `examples/rows.affine` - Row polymorphism -- `examples/effects.affine` - Effect handling and state -- `examples/traits.affine` - Traits and type classes -- `examples/refinements.affine` - Refinement types +=== Reference Implementation -## Building from Source +* *Lexer* (sedlex) - Complete tokenization +* *Parser* (menhir) - Complete parsing to AST +* *AST* - Full abstract syntax tree definitions +* *Error Handling* - Structured diagnostics with source locations -### Prerequisites +=== Examples -- OCaml 5.1+ -- opam 2.1+ -- dune 3.14+ +* `examples/hello.affine` - Hello World with effects +* `examples/vectors.affine` - Dependent types with length-indexed +vectors +* `examples/ownership.affine` - Ownership and borrowing patterns +* `examples/rows.affine` - Row polymorphism +* `examples/effects.affine` - Effect handling and state +* `examples/traits.affine` - Traits and type classes +* `examples/refinements.affine` - Refinement types -### Quick Start +== Building from Source -```bash +=== Prerequisites + +* OCaml 5.1{plus} +* opam 2.1{plus} +* dune 3.14{plus} + +=== Quick Start + +[source,bash] +---- # Clone the repository git clone https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript.git cd affinescript @@ -49,81 +58,91 @@ dune runtest # Install locally dune install -``` +---- -### Using Guix (Preferred) +=== Using Guix (Preferred) -```bash +[source,bash] +---- guix shell -f guix.scm dune build -``` +---- -### Using Nix +=== Using Nix -```bash +[source,bash] +---- nix develop dune build -``` +---- -## Usage +== Usage -### Lex a File +=== Lex a File -```bash +[source,bash] +---- dune exec affinescript -- lex examples/hello.affine -``` +---- Output: -``` + +.... EFFECT @ 1:1-1:7 UPPER_IDENT(IO) @ 1:8-1:10 LBRACE @ 1:11-1:12 FN @ 2:3-2:5 ... -``` +.... -### Parse a File +=== Parse a File -```bash +[source,bash] +---- dune exec affinescript -- parse examples/hello.affine -``` +---- Output: -``` + +.... { prog_module = None; prog_imports = []; prog_decls = [TopEffect { ed_vis = Private; ed_name = { name = "IO"; ... }; ...}; TopFn { fd_vis = Private; fd_total = false; fd_name = { name = "main"; ...}; ...}] } -``` +.... -### Check a File (WIP) +=== Check a File (WIP) -```bash +[source,bash] +---- dune exec affinescript -- check examples/hello.affine -``` +---- Note: Type checking is not yet implemented in this release. -## Implementation Status +== Implementation Status -| Component | Status | Notes | -|-----------|--------|-------| -| Lexer | Complete | All tokens, comments, string escapes | -| Parser | Complete | Full grammar, 50+ test cases | -| AST | Complete | All language constructs | -| Diagnostics | Complete | Structured errors with locations | -| Name Resolution | Not Started | Planned for v0.2 | -| Type Checker | Not Started | Planned for v0.2 | -| Borrow Checker | Not Started | Planned for v0.3 | -| Effect Checker | Not Started | Planned for v0.3 | -| WASM Codegen | Not Started | Planned for v0.4 | +[cols=",,",options="header",] +|=== +|Component |Status |Notes +|Lexer |Complete |All tokens, comments, string escapes +|Parser |Complete |Full grammar, 50{plus} test cases +|AST |Complete |All language constructs +|Diagnostics |Complete |Structured errors with locations +|Name Resolution |Not Started |Planned for v0.2 +|Type Checker |Not Started |Planned for v0.2 +|Borrow Checker |Not Started |Planned for v0.3 +|Effect Checker |Not Started |Planned for v0.3 +|WASM Codegen |Not Started |Planned for v0.4 +|=== -## Language Features +== Language Features -### Affine Types (Ownership) +=== Affine Types (Ownership) -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- type File = own { fd: Int } fn processFile(file: own File) -> () / IO { @@ -135,11 +154,12 @@ fn readFile(file: ref File) -> String / IO { // Borrows file - doesn't consume it read(file) } -``` +---- -### Dependent Types +=== Dependent Types -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- type Vec[n: Nat, T: Type] = | Nil : Vec[0, T] | Cons(T, Vec[n, T]) : Vec[n + 1, T] @@ -148,11 +168,12 @@ type Vec[n: Nat, T: Type] = total fn head[n: Nat, T](v: Vec[n + 1, T]) -> T / Pure { match v { Cons(h, _) => h } } -``` +---- -### Row Polymorphism +=== Row Polymorphism -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- // Works on any record with 'name' field fn greet[..r](person: {name: String, ..r}) -> String / Pure { "Hello, " ++ person.name @@ -161,11 +182,12 @@ fn greet[..r](person: {name: String, ..r}) -> String / Pure { // Both work: greet({name: "Alice", age: 30}) greet({name: "Bob", role: "Engineer"}) -``` +---- -### Extensible Effects +=== Extensible Effects -```affinescript +[source,affinescript] +---- effect State[S] { fn get() -> S; fn put(s: S); @@ -183,11 +205,12 @@ handle counter() with { get() => resume(0), put(s) => resume(()) } -``` +---- -## Running Tests +== Running Tests -```bash +[source,bash] +---- # All tests dune runtest @@ -197,21 +220,22 @@ dune runtest --force --verbose # Specific test suite dune exec test/test_main.exe -- test "Lexer" dune exec test/test_main.exe -- test "Parser" -``` +---- -## Documentation +== Documentation -```bash +[source,bash] +---- # Generate documentation dune build @doc # View in browser open _build/default/_doc/_html/index.html -``` +---- -## File Structure +== File Structure -``` +.... affinescript/ ├── lib/ # Core compiler library │ ├── ast.ml # Abstract syntax tree @@ -231,26 +255,27 @@ affinescript/ ├── SPEC.adoc # Condensed specification ├── affinescript-spec.md # Full specification └── RELEASE.md # This file -``` +.... -## Contributing +== Contributing Contributions welcome! Areas of interest: -1. **Type Checker** - Bidirectional type checking with dependent types -2. **Borrow Checker** - Ownership verification -3. **Effect Checker** - Effect tracking and handling -4. **Standard Library** - Core types and functions -5. **WASM Backend** - Code generation +[arabic] +. *Type Checker* - Bidirectional type checking with dependent types +. *Borrow Checker* - Ownership verification +. *Effect Checker* - Effect tracking and handling +. *Standard Library* - Core types and functions +. *WASM Backend* - Code generation See `affinescript-spec.md` Part 10 for implementation guidance. -## License +== License MIT License - see LICENSE file. -## Links +== Links -- Repository: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript -- Specification: See `SPEC.adoc` or `affinescript-spec.md` -- Issues: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript/issues +* Repository: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript +* Specification: See `SPEC.adoc` or `affinescript-spec.md` +* Issues: https://github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript/issues diff --git a/docs/standards/ROADMAP.adoc b/docs/standards/ROADMAP.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..54cd0a50 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/standards/ROADMAP.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,552 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += AffineScript Implementation Roadmap + +== Overview + +This roadmap outlines the path from current state (lexer {plus} parser) +to a complete, production-ready language. + +.... +Current State Goal + │ │ + ▼ ▼ +┌─────────┐ ┌─────────┐ ┌─────────┐ ┌─────────┐ ┌─────────┐ +│ Lexer │ → │ Parser │ → │ Type │ → │ Codegen │ → │ Runtime │ +│ ✅ │ │ ✅ │ │ Checker │ │ WASM │ │ Rust │ +└─────────┘ └─────────┘ └─────────┘ └─────────┘ └─────────┘ + │ + ┌────────────┼────────────┐ + ▼ ▼ ▼ + ┌────────┐ ┌─────────┐ ┌─────────┐ + │ Borrow │ │ Effect │ │Refinemt │ + │Checker │ │Inference│ │ SMT │ + └────────┘ └─────────┘ └─────────┘ +.... + +''''' + +== Phase 0: Foundation ✅ COMPLETE + +*Status*: Done + +* [x] Project structure (Dune) +* [x] Lexer (Sedlex) +* [x] Parser (Menhir) +* [x] AST definitions +* [x] Error infrastructure +* [x] CLI skeleton +* [x] Test framework +* [x] Academic documentation + +''''' + +== Phase 1: Core Type System + +*Goal*: Type check simple programs without effects or ownership + +*Duration*: 8-12 weeks + +=== 1.1 Name Resolution + +* [ ] Symbol table structure +* [ ] Scope management +* [ ] Module path resolution +* [ ] Import resolution +* [ ] Visibility checking (pub, pub(crate), etc.) + +*Files*: `lib/resolve.ml`, `lib/symbol.ml` + +=== 1.2 Kind Checking + +* [ ] Kind inference +* [ ] Kind unification +* [ ] Higher-kinded types +* [ ] Row kinds +* [ ] Effect kinds + +*Files*: `lib/kind.ml` + +=== 1.3 Type Checker Core + +* [ ] Bidirectional type checking +* [ ] Type synthesis +* [ ] Type checking mode +* [ ] Subsumption rule + +*Files*: `lib/typecheck.ml`, `lib/check.ml`, `lib/synth.ml` + +=== 1.4 Unification Engine + +* [ ] Type unification +* [ ] Occurs check +* [ ] Union-find structure +* [ ] Error messages for unification failures + +*Files*: `lib/unify.ml`, `lib/union++_++find.ml` + +=== 1.5 Polymorphism + +* [ ] Let-generalization +* [ ] Instantiation +* [ ] Value restriction +* [ ] Type application + +=== 1.6 Row Unification + +* [ ] Record row unification +* [ ] Variant row unification +* [ ] Lacks constraints +* [ ] Row rewriting + +*Files*: `lib/row++_++unify.ml` + +=== 1.7 Basic Error Messages + +* [ ] Type mismatch errors +* [ ] Undefined variable errors +* [ ] Source location tracking +* [ ] Suggested fixes + +*Milestone*: `affinescript check` works for simple programs + +''''' + +== Phase 2: Quantities & Effects + +*Goal*: Full QTT and effect system + +*Duration*: 8-12 weeks + +=== 2.1 Quantity Checking + +* [ ] Quantity context tracking +* [ ] Context scaling +* [ ] Context addition +* [ ] Usage analysis +* [ ] Quantity error messages + +*Files*: `lib/quantity.ml` + +=== 2.2 Effect Inference + +* [ ] Effect signature checking +* [ ] Effect row inference +* [ ] Handler typing +* [ ] Effect unification +* [ ] Effect polymorphism + +*Files*: `lib/effect.ml`, `lib/effect++_++infer.ml` + +=== 2.3 Handler Verification + +* [ ] Handler completeness +* [ ] Return clause typing +* [ ] Operation clause typing +* [ ] Continuation typing (linear vs multi-shot) + +=== 2.4 Effect Error Messages + +* [ ] Unhandled effect errors +* [ ] Effect mismatch errors +* [ ] Handler clause errors + +*Milestone*: Effects and quantities fully checked + +''''' + +== Phase 3: Ownership & Borrowing + +*Goal*: Memory safety verification + +*Duration*: 6-10 weeks + +=== 3.1 Ownership Tracking + +* [ ] Move semantics +* [ ] Ownership transfer +* [ ] Drop insertion +* [ ] Copy trait handling + +*Files*: `lib/ownership.ml` + +=== 3.2 Borrow Checker + +* [ ] Borrow tracking +* [ ] Conflict detection +* [ ] Non-lexical lifetimes +* [ ] Dataflow analysis + +*Files*: `lib/borrow.ml`, `lib/dataflow.ml` + +=== 3.3 Lifetime Inference + +* [ ] Lifetime constraints +* [ ] Lifetime solving +* [ ] Lifetime elision +* [ ] Lifetime bounds + +*Files*: `lib/lifetime.ml` + +=== 3.4 Ownership-Quantity Integration + +* [ ] Quantity affects ownership +* [ ] Linear ownership (1) +* [ ] Shared ownership (ω {plus} Copy) +* [ ] Erased types (0) + +*Milestone*: `affinescript check` catches all ownership errors + +''''' + +== Phase 4: Dependent Types & Refinements + +*Goal*: Dependent types with SMT verification + +*Duration*: 6-10 weeks + +=== 4.1 Dependent Type Checking + +* [ ] Π-type checking +* [ ] Σ-type checking +* [ ] Type-level computation +* [ ] Normalization + +*Files*: `lib/dependent.ml`, `lib/normalize.ml` + +=== 4.2 SMT Integration + +* [ ] Z3 OCaml bindings +* [ ] Predicate translation +* [ ] Validity checking +* [ ] Model extraction (for errors) + +*Files*: `lib/smt.ml`, `lib/smt++_++translate.ml` + +=== 4.3 Refinement Checking + +* [ ] Refinement subtyping +* [ ] VC generation +* [ ] SMT queries +* [ ] Refinement error messages + +*Files*: `lib/refinement.ml` + +=== 4.4 Totality Checking (Optional) + +* [ ] Termination analysis +* [ ] Structural recursion +* [ ] Custom measures +* [ ] Total annotation + +*Files*: `lib/totality.ml` + +*Milestone*: Full type system complete + +''''' + +== Phase 5: Code Generation + +*Goal*: Compile to WebAssembly + +*Duration*: 10-14 weeks + +=== 5.1 Intermediate Representation + +* [ ] ANF transformation +* [ ] Effect evidence insertion +* [ ] Closure conversion +* [ ] Lambda lifting + +*Files*: `lib/ir.ml`, `lib/anf.ml`, `lib/closure.ml` + +=== 5.2 Optimization + +* [ ] Dead code elimination +* [ ] Inlining +* [ ] Constant folding +* [ ] Linearity-aware optimizations + +*Files*: `lib/optimize.ml` + +=== 5.3 WASM Code Generation + +* [ ] WASM module structure +* [ ] Function compilation +* [ ] Type mapping +* [ ] Memory layout + +*Files*: `lib/wasm.ml`, `lib/codegen.ml` + +=== 5.4 Effect Compilation + +* [ ] Evidence-passing transform +* [ ] Handler compilation +* [ ] Continuation representation +* [ ] One-shot optimization + +*Files*: `lib/effect++_++compile.ml` + +=== 5.5 Ownership Erasure + +* [ ] Drop insertion points +* [ ] Move compilation +* [ ] Borrow elimination + +*Milestone*: `affinescript compile` produces working WASM + +''''' + +== Phase 6: Runtime + +*Goal*: Minimal Rust runtime for WASM + +*Duration*: 6-8 weeks + +=== 6.1 Runtime Core (Rust) + +* [ ] Project structure +* [ ] Memory allocator +* [ ] Panic handling +* [ ] Stack management + +*Location*: `runtime/` (new Rust crate) + +=== 6.2 Effect Runtime + +* [ ] Evidence structures +* [ ] Handler frames +* [ ] Continuation allocation +* [ ] Resume implementation + +=== 6.3 GC (Optional) + +* [ ] Mark-sweep for ω cycles +* [ ] Root tracking +* [ ] Finalization + +=== 6.4 Host Bindings + +* [ ] WASI integration +* [ ] JavaScript interop +* [ ] Console I/O +* [ ] File system + +*Milestone*: Programs run correctly + +''''' + +== Phase 7: Standard Library + +*Goal*: Usable standard library + +*Duration*: Ongoing (8{plus} weeks initial) + +=== 7.1 Core Types + +* [ ] Prelude +* [ ] Option, Result +* [ ] Tuples +* [ ] Unit, Bool, Never + +*Location*: `stdlib/core/` + +=== 7.2 Collections + +* [ ] List +* [ ] Vec (growable array) +* [ ] HashMap +* [ ] HashSet +* [ ] BTreeMap + +*Location*: `stdlib/collections/` + +=== 7.3 Text + +* [ ] String +* [ ] Char +* [ ] Formatting (Display, Debug) +* [ ] Parsing + +*Location*: `stdlib/text/` + +=== 7.4 Effects + +* [ ] IO effect +* [ ] State effect +* [ ] Exn effect +* [ ] Async effect +* [ ] Reader effect + +*Location*: `stdlib/effects/` + +=== 7.5 Numeric + +* [ ] Int, Float +* [ ] Numeric traits +* [ ] Math functions + +*Location*: `stdlib/num/` + +*Milestone*: Self-sufficient programs possible + +''''' + +== Phase 8: Tooling + +*Goal*: Developer experience + +*Duration*: Ongoing (10{plus} weeks initial) + +=== 8.1 Language Server (Rust) + +* [ ] LSP implementation +* [ ] Diagnostics +* [ ] Hover information +* [ ] Go to definition +* [ ] Find references +* [ ] Completion +* [ ] Rename + +*Location*: `tools/affinescript-lsp/` + +=== 8.2 Formatter (OCaml) + +* [ ] Canonical formatting +* [ ] Configuration options +* [ ] Editor integration + +*Location*: `lib/format.ml`, `bin/fmt.ml` + +=== 8.3 REPL (OCaml) + +* [ ] Expression evaluation +* [ ] Type printing +* [ ] Effect handling +* [ ] History + +*Location*: `bin/repl.ml` + +=== 8.4 Package Manager (Rust) + +* [ ] Manifest parsing +* [ ] Dependency resolution +* [ ] Package fetching +* [ ] Lock file +* [ ] Publishing + +*Location*: `tools/affine-pkg/` + +=== 8.5 Documentation Generator + +* [ ] Doc comments +* [ ] API documentation +* [ ] Search index + +*Location*: `tools/affine-doc/` + +*Milestone*: Professional development experience + +''''' + +== Phase 9: Ecosystem + +*Goal*: Community and adoption + +*Duration*: Ongoing + +=== 9.1 VS Code Extension + +* [ ] Syntax highlighting +* [ ] LSP client +* [ ] Snippets +* [ ] Debugging + +*Location*: `editors/vscode/` + +=== 9.2 Playground + +* [ ] Web REPL +* [ ] Shareable links +* [ ] Examples + +*Location*: `playground/` + +=== 9.3 Package Registry + +* [ ] Registry backend +* [ ] Web frontend +* [ ] CLI publishing + +=== 9.4 Documentation Site + +* [ ] Tutorial +* [ ] Language reference +* [ ] API docs +* [ ] Blog + +=== 9.5 Example Projects + +* [ ] Hello World +* [ ] Web server +* [ ] CLI tool +* [ ] Library + +*Milestone*: Community can build real projects + +''''' + +== Version Milestones + +[cols=",,",options="header",] +|=== +|Version |Contents |Target +|0.1.0 |Type checker (no effects/ownership) |Phase 1 +|0.2.0 |Full type system |Phase 2-4 +|0.3.0 |WASM compilation |Phase 5-6 +|0.4.0 |Standard library |Phase 7 +|0.5.0 |Tooling (LSP, formatter) |Phase 8 +|0.9.0 |Release candidate |Phase 9 +|1.0.0 |Stable release |All phases +|=== + +''''' + +== Resource Requirements + +=== Core Team Skills Needed + +* OCaml (compiler) +* Rust (runtime, tooling) +* Type theory (checker design) +* WASM (code generation) +* ReScript/Deno (web tooling) + +=== Infrastructure + +* CI/CD (GitHub Actions) +* Package registry hosting +* Documentation hosting +* Playground hosting + +''''' + +== Success Criteria + +=== 0.1.0 (Type Checker MVP) + +* [ ] 100{plus} test programs type check correctly +* [ ] Error messages are helpful +* [ ] ++<++1s for typical file + +=== 1.0.0 (Stable Release) + +* [ ] All language features work +* [ ] Performance competitive with Rust/Go +* [ ] 10{plus} community packages +* [ ] 3{plus} production users +* [ ] Complete documentation + +''''' + +_Last updated: 2024_ diff --git a/docs/standards/ROADMAP.md b/docs/standards/ROADMAP.md deleted file mode 100644 index e936d6f1..00000000 --- a/docs/standards/ROADMAP.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,500 +0,0 @@ -# AffineScript Implementation Roadmap - -## Overview - -This roadmap outlines the path from current state (lexer + parser) to a complete, production-ready language. - -``` -Current State Goal - │ │ - ▼ ▼ -┌─────────┐ ┌─────────┐ ┌─────────┐ ┌─────────┐ ┌─────────┐ -│ Lexer │ → │ Parser │ → │ Type │ → │ Codegen │ → │ Runtime │ -│ ✅ │ │ ✅ │ │ Checker │ │ WASM │ │ Rust │ -└─────────┘ └─────────┘ └─────────┘ └─────────┘ └─────────┘ - │ - ┌────────────┼────────────┐ - ▼ ▼ ▼ - ┌────────┐ ┌─────────┐ ┌─────────┐ - │ Borrow │ │ Effect │ │Refinemt │ - │Checker │ │Inference│ │ SMT │ - └────────┘ └─────────┘ └─────────┘ -``` - ---- - -## Phase 0: Foundation ✅ COMPLETE - -**Status**: Done - -- [x] Project structure (Dune) -- [x] Lexer (Sedlex) -- [x] Parser (Menhir) -- [x] AST definitions -- [x] Error infrastructure -- [x] CLI skeleton -- [x] Test framework -- [x] Academic documentation - ---- - -## Phase 1: Core Type System - -**Goal**: Type check simple programs without effects or ownership - -**Duration**: 8-12 weeks - -### 1.1 Name Resolution -- [ ] Symbol table structure -- [ ] Scope management -- [ ] Module path resolution -- [ ] Import resolution -- [ ] Visibility checking (pub, pub(crate), etc.) - -**Files**: `lib/resolve.ml`, `lib/symbol.ml` - -### 1.2 Kind Checking -- [ ] Kind inference -- [ ] Kind unification -- [ ] Higher-kinded types -- [ ] Row kinds -- [ ] Effect kinds - -**Files**: `lib/kind.ml` - -### 1.3 Type Checker Core -- [ ] Bidirectional type checking -- [ ] Type synthesis -- [ ] Type checking mode -- [ ] Subsumption rule - -**Files**: `lib/typecheck.ml`, `lib/check.ml`, `lib/synth.ml` - -### 1.4 Unification Engine -- [ ] Type unification -- [ ] Occurs check -- [ ] Union-find structure -- [ ] Error messages for unification failures - -**Files**: `lib/unify.ml`, `lib/union_find.ml` - -### 1.5 Polymorphism -- [ ] Let-generalization -- [ ] Instantiation -- [ ] Value restriction -- [ ] Type application - -### 1.6 Row Unification -- [ ] Record row unification -- [ ] Variant row unification -- [ ] Lacks constraints -- [ ] Row rewriting - -**Files**: `lib/row_unify.ml` - -### 1.7 Basic Error Messages -- [ ] Type mismatch errors -- [ ] Undefined variable errors -- [ ] Source location tracking -- [ ] Suggested fixes - -**Milestone**: `affinescript check` works for simple programs - ---- - -## Phase 2: Quantities & Effects - -**Goal**: Full QTT and effect system - -**Duration**: 8-12 weeks - -### 2.1 Quantity Checking -- [ ] Quantity context tracking -- [ ] Context scaling -- [ ] Context addition -- [ ] Usage analysis -- [ ] Quantity error messages - -**Files**: `lib/quantity.ml` - -### 2.2 Effect Inference -- [ ] Effect signature checking -- [ ] Effect row inference -- [ ] Handler typing -- [ ] Effect unification -- [ ] Effect polymorphism - -**Files**: `lib/effect.ml`, `lib/effect_infer.ml` - -### 2.3 Handler Verification -- [ ] Handler completeness -- [ ] Return clause typing -- [ ] Operation clause typing -- [ ] Continuation typing (linear vs multi-shot) - -### 2.4 Effect Error Messages -- [ ] Unhandled effect errors -- [ ] Effect mismatch errors -- [ ] Handler clause errors - -**Milestone**: Effects and quantities fully checked - ---- - -## Phase 3: Ownership & Borrowing - -**Goal**: Memory safety verification - -**Duration**: 6-10 weeks - -### 3.1 Ownership Tracking -- [ ] Move semantics -- [ ] Ownership transfer -- [ ] Drop insertion -- [ ] Copy trait handling - -**Files**: `lib/ownership.ml` - -### 3.2 Borrow Checker -- [ ] Borrow tracking -- [ ] Conflict detection -- [ ] Non-lexical lifetimes -- [ ] Dataflow analysis - -**Files**: `lib/borrow.ml`, `lib/dataflow.ml` - -### 3.3 Lifetime Inference -- [ ] Lifetime constraints -- [ ] Lifetime solving -- [ ] Lifetime elision -- [ ] Lifetime bounds - -**Files**: `lib/lifetime.ml` - -### 3.4 Ownership-Quantity Integration -- [ ] Quantity affects ownership -- [ ] Linear ownership (1) -- [ ] Shared ownership (ω + Copy) -- [ ] Erased types (0) - -**Milestone**: `affinescript check` catches all ownership errors - ---- - -## Phase 4: Dependent Types & Refinements - -**Goal**: Dependent types with SMT verification - -**Duration**: 6-10 weeks - -### 4.1 Dependent Type Checking -- [ ] Π-type checking -- [ ] Σ-type checking -- [ ] Type-level computation -- [ ] Normalization - -**Files**: `lib/dependent.ml`, `lib/normalize.ml` - -### 4.2 SMT Integration -- [ ] Z3 OCaml bindings -- [ ] Predicate translation -- [ ] Validity checking -- [ ] Model extraction (for errors) - -**Files**: `lib/smt.ml`, `lib/smt_translate.ml` - -### 4.3 Refinement Checking -- [ ] Refinement subtyping -- [ ] VC generation -- [ ] SMT queries -- [ ] Refinement error messages - -**Files**: `lib/refinement.ml` - -### 4.4 Totality Checking (Optional) -- [ ] Termination analysis -- [ ] Structural recursion -- [ ] Custom measures -- [ ] Total annotation - -**Files**: `lib/totality.ml` - -**Milestone**: Full type system complete - ---- - -## Phase 5: Code Generation - -**Goal**: Compile to WebAssembly - -**Duration**: 10-14 weeks - -### 5.1 Intermediate Representation -- [ ] ANF transformation -- [ ] Effect evidence insertion -- [ ] Closure conversion -- [ ] Lambda lifting - -**Files**: `lib/ir.ml`, `lib/anf.ml`, `lib/closure.ml` - -### 5.2 Optimization -- [ ] Dead code elimination -- [ ] Inlining -- [ ] Constant folding -- [ ] Linearity-aware optimizations - -**Files**: `lib/optimize.ml` - -### 5.3 WASM Code Generation -- [ ] WASM module structure -- [ ] Function compilation -- [ ] Type mapping -- [ ] Memory layout - -**Files**: `lib/wasm.ml`, `lib/codegen.ml` - -### 5.4 Effect Compilation -- [ ] Evidence-passing transform -- [ ] Handler compilation -- [ ] Continuation representation -- [ ] One-shot optimization - -**Files**: `lib/effect_compile.ml` - -### 5.5 Ownership Erasure -- [ ] Drop insertion points -- [ ] Move compilation -- [ ] Borrow elimination - -**Milestone**: `affinescript compile` produces working WASM - ---- - -## Phase 6: Runtime - -**Goal**: Minimal Rust runtime for WASM - -**Duration**: 6-8 weeks - -### 6.1 Runtime Core (Rust) -- [ ] Project structure -- [ ] Memory allocator -- [ ] Panic handling -- [ ] Stack management - -**Location**: `runtime/` (new Rust crate) - -### 6.2 Effect Runtime -- [ ] Evidence structures -- [ ] Handler frames -- [ ] Continuation allocation -- [ ] Resume implementation - -### 6.3 GC (Optional) -- [ ] Mark-sweep for ω cycles -- [ ] Root tracking -- [ ] Finalization - -### 6.4 Host Bindings -- [ ] WASI integration -- [ ] JavaScript interop -- [ ] Console I/O -- [ ] File system - -**Milestone**: Programs run correctly - ---- - -## Phase 7: Standard Library - -**Goal**: Usable standard library - -**Duration**: Ongoing (8+ weeks initial) - -### 7.1 Core Types -- [ ] Prelude -- [ ] Option, Result -- [ ] Tuples -- [ ] Unit, Bool, Never - -**Location**: `stdlib/core/` - -### 7.2 Collections -- [ ] List -- [ ] Vec (growable array) -- [ ] HashMap -- [ ] HashSet -- [ ] BTreeMap - -**Location**: `stdlib/collections/` - -### 7.3 Text -- [ ] String -- [ ] Char -- [ ] Formatting (Display, Debug) -- [ ] Parsing - -**Location**: `stdlib/text/` - -### 7.4 Effects -- [ ] IO effect -- [ ] State effect -- [ ] Exn effect -- [ ] Async effect -- [ ] Reader effect - -**Location**: `stdlib/effects/` - -### 7.5 Numeric -- [ ] Int, Float -- [ ] Numeric traits -- [ ] Math functions - -**Location**: `stdlib/num/` - -**Milestone**: Self-sufficient programs possible - ---- - -## Phase 8: Tooling - -**Goal**: Developer experience - -**Duration**: Ongoing (10+ weeks initial) - -### 8.1 Language Server (Rust) -- [ ] LSP implementation -- [ ] Diagnostics -- [ ] Hover information -- [ ] Go to definition -- [ ] Find references -- [ ] Completion -- [ ] Rename - -**Location**: `tools/affinescript-lsp/` - -### 8.2 Formatter (OCaml) -- [ ] Canonical formatting -- [ ] Configuration options -- [ ] Editor integration - -**Location**: `lib/format.ml`, `bin/fmt.ml` - -### 8.3 REPL (OCaml) -- [ ] Expression evaluation -- [ ] Type printing -- [ ] Effect handling -- [ ] History - -**Location**: `bin/repl.ml` - -### 8.4 Package Manager (Rust) -- [ ] Manifest parsing -- [ ] Dependency resolution -- [ ] Package fetching -- [ ] Lock file -- [ ] Publishing - -**Location**: `tools/affine-pkg/` - -### 8.5 Documentation Generator -- [ ] Doc comments -- [ ] API documentation -- [ ] Search index - -**Location**: `tools/affine-doc/` - -**Milestone**: Professional development experience - ---- - -## Phase 9: Ecosystem - -**Goal**: Community and adoption - -**Duration**: Ongoing - -### 9.1 VS Code Extension -- [ ] Syntax highlighting -- [ ] LSP client -- [ ] Snippets -- [ ] Debugging - -**Location**: `editors/vscode/` - -### 9.2 Playground -- [ ] Web REPL -- [ ] Shareable links -- [ ] Examples - -**Location**: `playground/` - -### 9.3 Package Registry -- [ ] Registry backend -- [ ] Web frontend -- [ ] CLI publishing - -### 9.4 Documentation Site -- [ ] Tutorial -- [ ] Language reference -- [ ] API docs -- [ ] Blog - -### 9.5 Example Projects -- [ ] Hello World -- [ ] Web server -- [ ] CLI tool -- [ ] Library - -**Milestone**: Community can build real projects - ---- - -## Version Milestones - -| Version | Contents | Target | -|---------|----------|--------| -| 0.1.0 | Type checker (no effects/ownership) | Phase 1 | -| 0.2.0 | Full type system | Phase 2-4 | -| 0.3.0 | WASM compilation | Phase 5-6 | -| 0.4.0 | Standard library | Phase 7 | -| 0.5.0 | Tooling (LSP, formatter) | Phase 8 | -| 0.9.0 | Release candidate | Phase 9 | -| 1.0.0 | Stable release | All phases | - ---- - -## Resource Requirements - -### Core Team Skills Needed -- OCaml (compiler) -- Rust (runtime, tooling) -- Type theory (checker design) -- WASM (code generation) -- ReScript/Deno (web tooling) - -### Infrastructure -- CI/CD (GitHub Actions) -- Package registry hosting -- Documentation hosting -- Playground hosting - ---- - -## Success Criteria - -### 0.1.0 (Type Checker MVP) -- [ ] 100+ test programs type check correctly -- [ ] Error messages are helpful -- [ ] <1s for typical file - -### 1.0.0 (Stable Release) -- [ ] All language features work -- [ ] Performance competitive with Rust/Go -- [ ] 10+ community packages -- [ ] 3+ production users -- [ ] Complete documentation - ---- - -*Last updated: 2024* diff --git a/docs/standards/TESTING.adoc b/docs/standards/TESTING.adoc index 24653f9d..8957e4f4 100644 --- a/docs/standards/TESTING.adoc +++ b/docs/standards/TESTING.adoc @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ // SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 -// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) = AffineScript Testing Standards :toc: macro :toclevels: 3 @@ -206,7 +206,7 @@ Axis 3 — *audit: systems > compliance > effects*) it runs: (`.github/workflows/panic-attack.yml`). Findings are surfaced but do not block per-PR merges. * Before every release cut, manually, per - link:RELEASE.md[RELEASE.md]. + link:RELEASE.adoc[RELEASE.adoc]. * Ad hoc per `just panic`. Findings disposition lives in @@ -224,5 +224,5 @@ silent suppression is not permitted. AffineScript ↔ typed-wasm contract, the satellite registry. * link:PANIC-ATTACK.adoc[PANIC-ATTACK.adoc] — security scan policy and finding-disposition vocabulary. -* link:RELEASE.md[RELEASE.md] — release-cut checklist (the +* link:RELEASE.adoc[RELEASE.adoc] — release-cut checklist (the pre-release panic-attack invocation lives there). diff --git a/docs/tech-debt-2026-05-26.adoc b/docs/tech-debt-2026-05-26.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9eb45f4f --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/tech-debt-2026-05-26.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Tech-Debt Audit — affinescript — 2026-05-26 + +*Source:* estate-wide automated scan 2026-05-26. *Companion:* +https://github.com/hyperpolymath/standards/tree/main/docs/audits[`hyperpolymath/standards` +2026-05-26-estate-++*++-debt audits]. *Combined severity:* `2026-05-26`. + +This file records the _raw findings_ — it does not by itself fix the +debt. Each section ends with a '`Recommended next move`' line; closing +the debt is follow-up work. + +== 1. Proof debt + +Scanner counted the following markers in proof-bearing files of this +repo: + +.... +files= 593 | Coq-Axm/Adm= 0 | Lean-srry/ax= 0 | Agda-pst= 0 | Idr-blv= 0 | Idr-prtl= 0 | Fstr-asm= 0 | TODO= 0 | Unsafe= 0 +.... + +*Total markers:* 0. *Severity:* `++>++00`. + +*Recommended next move:* none — no proof-debt markers detected. + +== 2. Licence debt + +[cols=",",options="header",] +|=== +|Field |Value +|LICENSE file |`LICENSE` +|SPDX header |`MPL-2.0` +|Manifest licence |`NONE` +|Body classifier |`Palimp-MPL-2.0` +|Severity |`ok` +|=== + +*Recommended next move:* none for licence. + +== 3. Documentation debt + +[cols=",",options="header",] +|=== +|Field |Value +|README lines |651 +|`docs/` files |91 +|`docs/` LoC |26832 +|CHANGELOG.md |N +|CONTRIBUTING.md |Y +|CODE++_++OF++_++CONDUCT.md |Y +|SECURITY.md |Y +|Severity |`readme=651 docs=91/26832` +|=== + +Additionally: *CHANGELOG.md is missing.* 65% of estate repos lack one — +adopting a CHANGELOG (or auto-generating via `git-cliff`) is a +recommended estate-wide follow-up. + +== Cross-references + +* Estate proof-debt audit: +`hyperpolymath/standards/docs/audits/2026-05-26-estate-proof-debt.md` +* Estate licence-debt audit: +`hyperpolymath/standards/docs/audits/2026-05-26-estate-licence-debt.md` +* Estate documentation-debt audit: +`hyperpolymath/standards/docs/audits/2026-05-26-estate-documentation-debt.md` + +''''' + +🤖 Generated by Claude Code estate-wide tech-debt scan (2026-05-26). +This file is informational — closing the debt is follow-up work owned by +the maintainer. diff --git a/docs/tech-debt-2026-05-26.md b/docs/tech-debt-2026-05-26.md deleted file mode 100644 index 75ac5936..00000000 --- a/docs/tech-debt-2026-05-26.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,62 +0,0 @@ - - -# Tech-Debt Audit — affinescript — 2026-05-26 - -**Source:** estate-wide automated scan 2026-05-26. -**Companion:** [`hyperpolymath/standards` 2026-05-26-estate-*-debt audits](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/standards/tree/main/docs/audits). -**Combined severity:** `2026-05-26`. - -This file records the *raw findings* — it does not by itself fix the debt. Each section ends with a 'Recommended next move' line; closing the debt is follow-up work. - -## 1. Proof debt - -Scanner counted the following markers in proof-bearing files of this repo: - -``` -files= 593 | Coq-Axm/Adm= 0 | Lean-srry/ax= 0 | Agda-pst= 0 | Idr-blv= 0 | Idr-prtl= 0 | Fstr-asm= 0 | TODO= 0 | Unsafe= 0 -``` - -**Total markers:** 0. **Severity:** `>00`. - -**Recommended next move:** none — no proof-debt markers detected. - -## 2. Licence debt - -| Field | Value | -|---|---| -| LICENSE file | `LICENSE` | -| SPDX header | `MPL-2.0` | -| Manifest licence | `NONE` | -| Body classifier | `Palimp-MPL-2.0` | -| Severity | `ok` | - -**Recommended next move:** none for licence. - -## 3. Documentation debt - -| Field | Value | -|---|---| -| README lines | 651 | -| `docs/` files | 91 | -| `docs/` LoC | 26832 | -| CHANGELOG.md | N | -| CONTRIBUTING.md | Y | -| CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md | Y | -| SECURITY.md | Y | -| Severity | `readme=651 docs=91/26832` | - - -Additionally: **CHANGELOG.md is missing.** 65% of estate repos lack one — adopting a CHANGELOG (or auto-generating via `git-cliff`) is a recommended estate-wide follow-up. - -## Cross-references - -- Estate proof-debt audit: `hyperpolymath/standards/docs/audits/2026-05-26-estate-proof-debt.md` -- Estate licence-debt audit: `hyperpolymath/standards/docs/audits/2026-05-26-estate-licence-debt.md` -- Estate documentation-debt audit: `hyperpolymath/standards/docs/audits/2026-05-26-estate-documentation-debt.md` - ---- - -🤖 Generated by Claude Code estate-wide tech-debt scan (2026-05-26). This file is informational — closing the debt is follow-up work owned by the maintainer. diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-02-functions.adoc b/docs/tutorial/lesson-02-functions.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..fceb7aa0 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/tutorial/lesson-02-functions.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Lesson 2: Functions and Ownership + +Learn how AffineScript’s ownership system works with functions. + +== Function Basics + +Functions require explicit return statements: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn add(x: Int, y: Int) -> Int { + return x + y; +} +---- + +== Ownership Modes + +=== Owned Parameters (own) + +Function takes ownership: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn consume(own x: Int) -> Int { + return x; +} +let value = 42; +let result = consume(value); // value moved +// value cannot be used here! +---- + +=== Shared Borrows (ref) + +Function borrows without taking ownership: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn read(ref x: Int) -> Int { + return x; +} +let value = 42; +let result = read(value); +let also = value; // OK - still valid! +---- + +Next: link:lesson-03-data.adoc[Lesson 3: Data Structures] diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-02-functions.md b/docs/tutorial/lesson-02-functions.md deleted file mode 100644 index 3f676085..00000000 --- a/docs/tutorial/lesson-02-functions.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,39 +0,0 @@ -# Lesson 2: Functions and Ownership - -Learn how AffineScript's ownership system works with functions. - -## Function Basics - -Functions require explicit return statements: - -```affinescript -fn add(x: Int, y: Int) -> Int { - return x + y; -} -``` - -## Ownership Modes - -### Owned Parameters (own) -Function takes ownership: -```affinescript -fn consume(own x: Int) -> Int { - return x; -} -let value = 42; -let result = consume(value); // value moved -// value cannot be used here! -``` - -### Shared Borrows (ref) -Function borrows without taking ownership: -```affinescript -fn read(ref x: Int) -> Int { - return x; -} -let value = 42; -let result = read(value); -let also = value; // OK - still valid! -``` - -Next: [Lesson 3: Data Structures](lesson-03-data.md) diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-03-data.adoc b/docs/tutorial/lesson-03-data.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..371da49b --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/tutorial/lesson-03-data.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Lesson 3: Data Structures + +== Tuples + +Group multiple values: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn make_pair() -> (Int, Int) { + return (1, 2); +} +---- + +== Records + +Named fields: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn make_point() -> Point { + return { x: 10, y: 20 }; +} +---- + +== Arrays + +Collections of same type: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn make_list() -> [Int] { + return [1, 2, 3]; +} +---- + +Next: link:lesson-04-patterns.adoc[Lesson 4: Pattern Matching] diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-03-data.md b/docs/tutorial/lesson-03-data.md deleted file mode 100644 index 3e287a63..00000000 --- a/docs/tutorial/lesson-03-data.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,30 +0,0 @@ -# Lesson 3: Data Structures - -## Tuples - -Group multiple values: -```affinescript -fn make_pair() -> (Int, Int) { - return (1, 2); -} -``` - -## Records - -Named fields: -```affinescript -fn make_point() -> Point { - return { x: 10, y: 20 }; -} -``` - -## Arrays - -Collections of same type: -```affinescript -fn make_list() -> [Int] { - return [1, 2, 3]; -} -``` - -Next: [Lesson 4: Pattern Matching](lesson-04-patterns.md) diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-04-patterns.adoc b/docs/tutorial/lesson-04-patterns.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e16aae84 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/tutorial/lesson-04-patterns.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Lesson 4: Pattern Matching + +Destructure data with match expressions: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn describe(x: Int) -> String { + return match x { + 0 => "zero", + 1 => "one", + _ => "many", + }; +} +---- + +== Tuple Patterns + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn first(pair: (Int, Int)) -> Int { + return match pair { + (a, b) => a, + }; +} +---- + +Next: link:lesson-05-types.adoc[Lesson 5: Types and Inference] diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-04-patterns.md b/docs/tutorial/lesson-04-patterns.md deleted file mode 100644 index 2c0fc739..00000000 --- a/docs/tutorial/lesson-04-patterns.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,25 +0,0 @@ -# Lesson 4: Pattern Matching - -Destructure data with match expressions: - -```affinescript -fn describe(x: Int) -> String { - return match x { - 0 => "zero", - 1 => "one", - _ => "many", - }; -} -``` - -## Tuple Patterns - -```affinescript -fn first(pair: (Int, Int)) -> Int { - return match pair { - (a, b) => a, - }; -} -``` - -Next: [Lesson 5: Types and Inference](lesson-05-types.md) diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-05-types.adoc b/docs/tutorial/lesson-05-types.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d111a113 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/tutorial/lesson-05-types.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Lesson 5: Types and Inference + +== Type Annotations + +Always specify parameter and return types: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn identity(x: Int) -> Int { + return x; +} +---- + +== Type Inference + +Let bindings infer types: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn main() -> Int { + let x = 42; // x: Int inferred + let y = x + 10; // y: Int inferred + return y; +} +---- + +Next: link:lesson-06-errors.adoc[Lesson 6: Error Handling] diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-05-types.md b/docs/tutorial/lesson-05-types.md deleted file mode 100644 index e732071a..00000000 --- a/docs/tutorial/lesson-05-types.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,23 +0,0 @@ -# Lesson 5: Types and Inference - -## Type Annotations - -Always specify parameter and return types: -```affinescript -fn identity(x: Int) -> Int { - return x; -} -``` - -## Type Inference - -Let bindings infer types: -```affinescript -fn main() -> Int { - let x = 42; // x: Int inferred - let y = x + 10; // y: Int inferred - return y; -} -``` - -Next: [Lesson 6: Error Handling](lesson-06-errors.md) diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-06-errors.adoc b/docs/tutorial/lesson-06-errors.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..861a841c --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/tutorial/lesson-06-errors.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Lesson 6: Error Handling + +== Result Types + +Handle errors explicitly: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn divide(a: Int, b: Int) -> Result[Int, String] { + return if b == 0 { + Err("division by zero") + } else { + Ok(a / b) + }; +} +---- + +== Propagating Errors + +Use `?` operator to propagate: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn compute() -> Result[Int, String] { + let x = divide(10, 2)?; + return Ok(x * 2); +} +---- + +Next: link:lesson-07-effects.adoc[Lesson 7: Effects] diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-06-errors.md b/docs/tutorial/lesson-06-errors.md deleted file mode 100644 index 33484c3e..00000000 --- a/docs/tutorial/lesson-06-errors.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,26 +0,0 @@ -# Lesson 6: Error Handling - -## Result Types - -Handle errors explicitly: -```affinescript -fn divide(a: Int, b: Int) -> Result[Int, String] { - return if b == 0 { - Err("division by zero") - } else { - Ok(a / b) - }; -} -``` - -## Propagating Errors - -Use `?` operator to propagate: -```affinescript -fn compute() -> Result[Int, String] { - let x = divide(10, 2)?; - return Ok(x * 2); -} -``` - -Next: [Lesson 7: Effects](lesson-07-effects.md) diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-07-effects.adoc b/docs/tutorial/lesson-07-effects.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..97921dde --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/tutorial/lesson-07-effects.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Lesson 7: Algebraic Effects + +== Effect Declarations + +Define computational effects: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +effect Console { + fn print(s: String); + fn read() -> String; +} +---- + +== Using Effects + +Functions declare effects they perform: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn greet() -> () / Console { + print("Hello!"); +} +---- + +== Effect Handlers + +Handle effects with custom behavior: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +handle greet() { + print(s) => { + // Custom printing logic + resume (); + } +} +---- + +Next: link:lesson-08-generics.adoc[Lesson 8: Generics] diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-07-effects.md b/docs/tutorial/lesson-07-effects.md deleted file mode 100644 index 1072bea6..00000000 --- a/docs/tutorial/lesson-07-effects.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,34 +0,0 @@ -# Lesson 7: Algebraic Effects - -## Effect Declarations - -Define computational effects: -```affinescript -effect Console { - fn print(s: String); - fn read() -> String; -} -``` - -## Using Effects - -Functions declare effects they perform: -```affinescript -fn greet() -> () / Console { - print("Hello!"); -} -``` - -## Effect Handlers - -Handle effects with custom behavior: -```affinescript -handle greet() { - print(s) => { - // Custom printing logic - resume (); - } -} -``` - -Next: [Lesson 8: Generics](lesson-08-generics.md) diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-08-generics.adoc b/docs/tutorial/lesson-08-generics.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ae03f069 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/tutorial/lesson-08-generics.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Lesson 8: Generic Types + +== Type Parameters + +Write functions that work with any type: + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn identity[T](x: T) -> T { + return x; +} +---- + +== Generic Data Structures + +[source,affinescript] +---- +type Box[T] = { + value: T +}; + +fn make_box[T](x: T) -> Box[T] { + return { value: x }; +} +---- + +Next: link:lesson-09-modules.adoc[Lesson 9: Modules] diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-08-generics.md b/docs/tutorial/lesson-08-generics.md deleted file mode 100644 index 4af2975d..00000000 --- a/docs/tutorial/lesson-08-generics.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,24 +0,0 @@ -# Lesson 8: Generic Types - -## Type Parameters - -Write functions that work with any type: -```affinescript -fn identity[T](x: T) -> T { - return x; -} -``` - -## Generic Data Structures - -```affinescript -type Box[T] = { - value: T -}; - -fn make_box[T](x: T) -> Box[T] { - return { value: x }; -} -``` - -Next: [Lesson 9: Modules](lesson-09-modules.md) diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-09-modules.adoc b/docs/tutorial/lesson-09-modules.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..83cb554c --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/tutorial/lesson-09-modules.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Lesson 9: Modules and Imports + +== Module Declaration + +[source,affinescript] +---- +module math.geometry; + +pub fn area(radius: Float) -> Float { + return 3.14 * radius * radius; +} +---- + +== Importing + +[source,affinescript] +---- +use math.geometry; + +fn main() -> Float { + return geometry.area(5.0); +} +---- + +== Selective Imports + +[source,affinescript] +---- +use math.geometry::{area, circumference}; + +fn main() -> Float { + return area(5.0) + circumference(5.0); +} +---- + +Next: link:lesson-10-building.adoc[Lesson 10: Building Real Programs] diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-09-modules.md b/docs/tutorial/lesson-09-modules.md deleted file mode 100644 index e1ca14c2..00000000 --- a/docs/tutorial/lesson-09-modules.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,33 +0,0 @@ -# Lesson 9: Modules and Imports - -## Module Declaration - -```affinescript -module math.geometry; - -pub fn area(radius: Float) -> Float { - return 3.14 * radius * radius; -} -``` - -## Importing - -```affinescript -use math.geometry; - -fn main() -> Float { - return geometry.area(5.0); -} -``` - -## Selective Imports - -```affinescript -use math.geometry::{area, circumference}; - -fn main() -> Float { - return area(5.0) + circumference(5.0); -} -``` - -Next: [Lesson 10: Building Real Programs](lesson-10-building.md) diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-10-building.adoc b/docs/tutorial/lesson-10-building.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..dd6cd0e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/tutorial/lesson-10-building.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2024-2026 hyperpolymath (Jonathan D.A. Jewell ) += Lesson 10: Building Real Programs + +== Project Structure + +.... +my-project/ +├── src/ +│ ├── main.affine +│ ├── lib.affine +│ └── util.affine +├── tests/ +│ └── test_main.affine +└── affinescript.toml +.... + +== Testing + +[source,affinescript] +---- +fn test_addition() -> TestResult { + let result = add(2, 3); + assert_eq(result, 5, "2 + 3 should equal 5"); + return Pass; +} +---- + +== Compilation + +[source,bash] +---- +# Check types and borrow checker +affinescript check src/main.affine + +# Compile to WebAssembly +affinescript compile src/main.affine -o output.wasm + +# Run with interpreter +affinescript eval src/main.affine +---- + +== Next Steps + +* Read the link:../reference/index.md[Language Reference] +* Explore link:../stdlib/index.md[Standard Library] +* Join the community at github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript + +Congratulations! You’ve completed the AffineScript tutorial! diff --git a/docs/tutorial/lesson-10-building.md b/docs/tutorial/lesson-10-building.md deleted file mode 100644 index 345d86fc..00000000 --- a/docs/tutorial/lesson-10-building.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,45 +0,0 @@ -# Lesson 10: Building Real Programs - -## Project Structure - -``` -my-project/ -├── src/ -│ ├── main.affine -│ ├── lib.affine -│ └── util.affine -├── tests/ -│ └── test_main.affine -└── affinescript.toml -``` - -## Testing - -```affinescript -fn test_addition() -> TestResult { - let result = add(2, 3); - assert_eq(result, 5, "2 + 3 should equal 5"); - return Pass; -} -``` - -## Compilation - -```bash -# Check types and borrow checker -affinescript check src/main.affine - -# Compile to WebAssembly -affinescript compile src/main.affine -o output.wasm - -# Run with interpreter -affinescript eval src/main.affine -``` - -## Next Steps - -- Read the [Language Reference](../reference/index.md) -- Explore [Standard Library](../stdlib/index.md) -- Join the community at github.com/hyperpolymath/affinescript - -Congratulations! You've completed the AffineScript tutorial! diff --git a/issues-drafts/05-float-through-heap-cell-model-invalid-wasm.md b/issues-drafts/05-float-through-heap-cell-model-invalid-wasm.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ac942040 --- /dev/null +++ b/issues-drafts/05-float-through-heap-cell-model-invalid-wasm.md @@ -0,0 +1,143 @@ + + +# Core-wasm: any `Float` that transits the heap is mismodeled (invalid/truncated wasm) + +**Surfaced by:** WASM coverage sweep + coprocessor smoke test (2026-06-16) +**Affected version:** `affinescript` compiler at HEAD (branch `feat/solo-core-metatheory-proofs`) +**Severity:** Correctness + **security** — silent 32-of-64-bit truncation on store; invalid module on load. Caught for the first time by the new `just wasm-validate` gate (`tools/wasm-validate-gate.sh`); previously hidden because `test/test_e2e.ml:601` only checks "codegen did not raise", never `wasm-tools validate`. + +## Reproducers + +```affinescript +// (a) load: INVALID module — wasm-tools: "expected f64, found i32" +fn rd(i: Int, a: Array[Float]) -> Float { a[i] } + +// (b) projection: INVALID module (same cause, via tuple) +fn proj() -> Float { let t: (Float, Float) = (1.0, 2.0); t.0 } + +// (c) store: VALIDATES but is SEMANTICALLY WRONG — copies 32 of 64 bits +fn k(i: Int, mut o: Array[Float], a: Array[Float]) -> Unit { o[i] = a[i]; } +``` + +``` +$ affinescript compile rd.affine -o rd.wasm && wasm-tools validate rd.wasm +error: func 1 failed to validate + 0: type mismatch: expected f64, found i32 +``` + +Scalars are fine (`fn dbl(x: Float) -> Float { x * 2.0 }` validates) — the bug is strictly the heap path. `Int` through the heap is fine. + +## Root cause + +The core-wasm backend (`lib/codegen.ml`) uses a **uniform 4-byte (i32) heap-cell +model** everywhere: + +- array alloc `size = 4 + (num_elements * 4)`, element offset `4 + (idx * 4)` + (`lib/codegen.ml:1926`, `:1949`, `:2047-2053`) +- tuple/record fields at `index * 4`, `I32Load`/`I32Store` with a `* 4` stride + (`:1964`, `:2030`, `:2519-2548`) + +A `Float` is `f64` (8 bytes) in locals/arithmetic, but the moment it is stored +into or loaded from an array/tuple/record cell the layout assumes 4 bytes and +the access is emitted as `i32.{load,store}`. Hence: load-then-use-as-f64 → +invalid module; store → 32-bit truncation of a 64-bit value. + +## Fix options + +1. **Type-directed heap layout (the real fix).** Make cell size and the + load/store opcode a function of the static element/field type: `f64` cells + are 8 bytes with `f64.{load,store}` and an 8-byte stride; mixed records/ + tuples compute per-field offsets from field types. Touches arrays, tuples, + records, and closures — a substantial, careful codegen change. **High + revert-cost → land behind its own PR with the `wasm-validate` gate + extended to cover Float-in-heap fixtures.** +2. **Honest loud-fail (interim, secure).** Until (1) lands, have the backend + raise `Codegen.UnsupportedFeature` when a `Float` would transit a heap cell, + with a message routing to the interpreter (`-i`), the Julia backend + (`-julia`), or the GPU kernel backends (WGSL/CUDA/Metal/OpenCL **already + lower `f64` array buffers correctly** — verified 2026-06-16). This converts + silent-wrong into honest-reject, matching the #555/#556 loud-fail policy. + +Recommended: ship (2) now for safety, then (1) as the durable fix. Both are +gated by `just wasm-validate`. + +**Status (2026-06-16): interim secure fix (2) LANDED.** `lib/codegen.ml` now +raises `UnsupportedFeature` when a `Float` would transit a heap cell — guarded at +function param/return types (`guard_fn_no_heap_float`) and at Array/tuple/record +*literals* (`guard_no_float_elems`). Silent corruption / invalid emission is gone; +scalar `Float` and `Int` aggregates are untouched. `just wasm-validate` now pins +the loud-fail (two `rej` cases). **The real fix (1) — type-directed heap layout — +remains open as task #8.** + +## Update (2026-06-16, cont.) — durable fix (1) for ARRAYS landed via the Float wall + +The durable fix is being delivered type-directed and *complete-by-construction* +through the existing **Float-wall elaboration** (the same mechanism that makes +scalar `Float` arithmetic work): `synth` (the real typechecker) records the heap +nodes whose *cell* type is `Float`, and `elaborate_string_concat` rewrites those +exact nodes into specialized AST constructors that codegen lowers with f64 ops. +Because `synth` sees *every* node's checked type, recording is total — every +`Float` construction and every `Float`-yielding access is caught no matter how the +array flowed there — so codegen never guesses a cell width (the gap that made a +codegen-local fix unsafe). New constructors (`Ast.ExprFloatArray`, +`Ast.ExprFloatIndex`) lay out a 4-byte length header + **8-byte f64 cells** +(`f64.load`/`f64.store`, 8-byte stride, alignment hint 3); recorded in +`Typecheck.float_heap_sites`. + +**Arrays DONE** (`Array[Float]`, incl. nested `Array[Array[Float]]`): construct, +read `a[i]`, and write `a[i] = e` all validate *and* round-trip the f64 correctly +on wasmtime (`FARR_OK` / `WRITE_OK`). `guard_no_heap_float`'s `Array` case is +lifted accordingly. + +**Tuples DONE — all-`Float` AND mixed** (reproducer (b)): a tuple with any +scalar `Float` field uses a **uniform 8-byte cell** layout (`Ast.ExprCellTuple` / +`Ast.ExprCellTupleIndex`): field `i` at offset `i*8` regardless of the field-type +mix, per-cell op (`f64` for a `Float` field, `i32` — low 4 bytes — otherwise). +Uniform-8 sidesteps type-dependent offset accumulation, so `(Int, Float)` and +`(Float, Int)` both round-trip (`MIX_OK` / `FI_OK`), as do all-`Float` (`FTUP_OK`) +and **`Array[(Float, Float)]`** (`AFT_OK`). `synth` records per-field cell kinds +(construct) and, for *every* access to a float-bearing tuple, the accessed +field's kind. `guard`'s `TyTuple` case fully lifted. + +`just wasm-validate` pins **12 positive** Float-in-heap checks (incl. 7 wasmtime +round-trips) + the loud-fails. 477 tests green. + +**Closed `Float` records DONE.** A *closed* float-bearing record uses the +uniform-8 layout with fields ordered **by name** (`Ast.ExprCellRecord` / +`Ast.ExprCellField`), so construction and by-name access derive identical +offsets independent of literal-vs-type order — verified by the +`#{b:2.0, a:1.0}` → `REC_ORDER_OK` round-trip and mixed `REC_MIX_OK`. The +unification subtlety is handled: a field access only takes the cell path when +`repr obj_ty` is a **closed** `TRecord` (open/polymorphic rows and record +literals with a spread keep loud-failing; `guard`'s `TyRecord` case lifts only +when the row var is `None`). + +Also fixed: `find_free_vars` (codegen, runs on the post-elaborate tree) now +traverses `ExprFloatBinary` and all the new cell nodes, so a variable captured +only inside a float expression is no longer missed. + +**Still loud-failing (task #8) — now CLEAN `UnsupportedFeature` rejects:** + +* **`Float` in closures** (captured `Float`, `Float` parameter, or `Float` + result). This is a *calling-convention* gap, not a cell-layout one: the + closure ABI uses uniform 4-byte env/parameter cells and i32 lambda + param/result/local types. Full support needs an f64-aware closure ABI (env + cells, lambda signature, and the matching `CallIndirect` type) — larger than + the aggregate-cell work here. Now loud-fails cleanly (was `UnboundVariable`). +* Compound assignment (`a[i] += x`) to a float element (rare; rewrite as + `a[i] = a[i] + x`). +* Open/polymorphic float records and float-record spreads. + +**Summary:** every `Float` that transits a heap **aggregate** (array, tuple +— all/mixed, record — closed) now lowers correctly and is wasmtime-verified; +the residual rejects are the closure calling convention + two narrow cases, +all honest loud-fails (no silent corruption). + +## Related + +Not the same as the deliberate carve-outs #555 (effect handlers) / #556 (async +CPS) — those loud-fail already. This one is a *silent* defect in the value +representation, newly made visible by the validate gate. diff --git a/issues-drafts/06-ownership-carrier-has-no-affine-kind.md b/issues-drafts/06-ownership-carrier-has-no-affine-kind.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3eaacfd0 --- /dev/null +++ b/issues-drafts/06-ownership-carrier-has-no-affine-kind.md @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ + + +# typed-wasm ownership carrier has no `Affine` kind — AffineScript `own` is mis-mapped to Linear (L10, exactly-once) + +**Surfaced by:** typed-wasm round-trip verification (2026-06-16, `tools/typed-wasm-roundtrip-gate.sh`) +**Affected:** the `typedwasm.ownership` v1 carrier (cross-repo: AffineScript + ephapax + typed-wasm verifier) +**Severity:** Semantic / contract — not a crash. AffineScript can emit modules its own (affine) semantics accept but the typed-wasm L10 (linear) verifier rejects. + +## Observation + +The v1 ownership-section `kind` enum is `{0=Unrestricted, 1=Linear, +2=SharedBorrow, 3=ExclBorrow}` (see `docs/specs/TYPED-WASM-INTERFACE.adoc`). +There is **no `Affine` (at-most-once) kind.** AffineScript maps `own` → `Linear` +(`lib/codegen.ml` `ownership_kind_of_param`), and `Linear` is verified as +**exactly-once on every path** (L10). + +But AffineScript is **affine**, not linear — dropping an owned value is +legitimate (this is the load-bearing result of the Solo-core affine-preservation +mechanisation: the honest theorem is reduct-in-a-`Weaker`-sub-context; resources +*may* be dropped). So: + +```affinescript +fn drop_owned(x: own String) -> () = (); // x dropped — FINE in affine AffineScript +``` + +round-trips to a module that **both** verifiers reject as an L10 violation +(verified bit-exactly: AffineScript `tw_verify.ml` and typed-wasm Rust +`tw-verify` give the identical "Level 10 violation: param 0 — Linear (own) param +dropped on all paths"). The mapping is *too strict*: `own` has no faithful +carrier representation — only `Linear` (rejects legal drops) or `Unrestricted` +(loses the discipline entirely). + +This is why `compile`'s Stage-8 ownership check is **advisory** (warns, still +emits) while `verify` is **fatal** — the compiler already knows it is affine and +that L10 over-rejects it. + +## Why it matters + +The integration *works* (carrier round-trips, both verifiers agree) — but it +agrees on a verdict that is wrong *for an affine source language*. As more +affine programs target typed-wasm, the advisory-warning noise grows and the +contract misrepresents the source semantics. + +## Fix direction (multi-producer ABI change — coordinate, don't unilaterally patch) + +Add an `Affine` kind (at-most-once) to the ownership carrier — a v2 schema +change requiring coordination across AffineScript, `hyperpolymath/ephapax`, and +the `hyperpolymath/typed-wasm` Rust verifier (the spec's stated ABI-change +protocol; cf. ADR-020 "Schema versioning" in `TYPED-WASM-ROADMAP.adoc`). The +verifier would check `Affine` as `≤1-use-on-every-path` (the same machinery as +`ExclBorrow`'s L7 check, minus the aliasing part). Then `own` → `Affine` and the +advisory warnings on legal drops disappear. + +Carries the Solo-core decision (`project_affinescript_solo_core_affine_preservation`) +up to the typed-wasm boundary: the affine theorem shape needs an affine carrier +kind. Until then, the `own`→`Linear` mapping + advisory check is the honest +interim. diff --git a/issues-drafts/07-superlinear-compile-scaling.md b/issues-drafts/07-superlinear-compile-scaling.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5d341fea --- /dev/null +++ b/issues-drafts/07-superlinear-compile-scaling.md @@ -0,0 +1,89 @@ + + +# Compile-time scaling is super-linear (≈O(n²)) — quadratic blow-up past ~1000 functions + +**Surfaced by:** the scaling bench (`bench/bench_scaling.ml`, `just bench`), 2026-06-16. +**Severity:** Performance. Invisible on the in-repo corpus (max ~114 lines); real for any large program. + +## Measurement (parse + resolve + wasm-codegen, generated `fn fI(x:Int)->Int { x+I }` × N) + +| N functions | total | µs/func | +|---|---|---| +| 10 | 0.06 ms | 5.6 | +| 100 | 0.44 ms | 4.4 | +| 1000 | 12.5 ms | 12.5 | +| **5000** | **401 ms** | **80.3** | + +µs/function should be ~flat for a linear pipeline. Instead it climbs ~18× between +n=100 and n=5000, and the 1000→5000 step (5× input) costs ~32× the time — +empirically ≈ O(n²) (log₅32 ≈ 2.15). + +## Where to look + +The per-function work that grows with total program size is almost certainly a +**full-program scan repeated per item**. Prime suspects, in order: + +1. **Name resolution** (`lib/resolve.ml`) — if the symbol/module table is an + assoc-list scanned per reference, or each function re-walks the whole + top-level, that is the classic O(n²). (Resolve is the most likely culprit.) +2. **Codegen** (`lib/codegen.ml`) — a per-function pass that walks all + declarations (e.g. building a function-index table by `List.assoc`/`List.nth` + rather than a `Hashtbl`). +3. Parser/AST construction is usually linear; rule it out by phase-splitting the + bench timing (parse vs resolve vs codegen separately) to localise the curve. + +## Next step + +Phase-split `bench_scaling` (time parse / resolve / codegen independently at each +N) to pin the quadratic phase, then replace the offending `List.assoc`/`List.nth` +/ per-item full scan with a `Hashtbl`. Target: flat µs/func to n≥50 000. Promote +the bench to a baselined Six-Sigma gate once linear (`docs/TESTING-AND-BENCH-MATRIX.adoc`). + +This is the first defect found by closing the "large-input scaling unmeasured" +gap — the bench paid for itself on its first run. + +## Update (2026-06-16) — phase-split localisation + partial fix (6.5×) + +Phase-split timing (`bench_scaling.ml` now times parse/resolve/codegen +separately) shows **parse and resolve are flat (linear)** — the quadratic is +entirely in **`lib/codegen.ml`** (not resolve, as first guessed). Two confirmed +O(n²) sources found and fixed: + +1. **`@`-append accumulation per function** — `gen_decl` appended to `funcs`, + `func_indices`, `ownership_annots` with `xs @ [x]` (O(len) each) → O(n²). Fixed: + cons (O(1)) + `List.rev` once at emission (`all_funcs`, `build_ownership_section`). + Indices preserved (they come from `List.length`, order-independent). +2. **`List.length ctx.funcs` per function** (index assignment, codegen.ml:3204) → + O(n²). Fixed: an O(1) `num_funcs` counter field on the context. + +Result (codegen, n=5000): **453 ms → 70 ms (~6.5×)**; 477 tests + `wasm-validate` +green (byte-identical indices). **Residual:** codegen is still mildly +super-linear (~1→14 µs/func, 100→5000) — a third, smaller source remains. + +## Update (2026-06-16, cont.) — residual localised and FIXED (now flat/linear) + +The "ruled out by inspection" note above was **wrong about `intern_func_type`**. +It *does* dedup — but the regular **`TopFn` path never called it**. Only the +`extern fn` path (codegen.ml:3178) interned; the ordinary function path +(codegen.ml:3202-3203) did `type_idx = List.length ctx.types` + +`types = ctx.types @ [func_type]` **unconditionally**, so `ctx.types` grew by +one **per function** — both ops O(len) per decl → the residual O(n²). The +scaling bench masked it from static reasoning because every generated function +has the *identical* `(Int)->Int` signature, yet each still extended the list. + +Fix: route the regular `TopFn` path through `intern_func_type` too (one-line +change). Interning never reorders existing entries (equal type → existing index, +new type → appended at the same end position), so all previously-assigned type +indices are preserved; bonus is a smaller, canonical Wasm type section. + +Result (codegen): **n=5000 70 ms → 8 ms** (~8.6× further; **~50× vs the original +401 ms**), and the curve is now **flat — 0.8 → 1.6 µs/func across n=100→5000** +(2× over 50× input = noise, not a trend). 477 tests + `wasm-validate` (21/0/5) +green. **Caveat:** interning is O(#distinct-signatures) per decl; a program with +a unique signature for every function would re-introduce a (milder) quadratic — +a `Hashtbl`-keyed interner would make it true O(1). Deferred (pathological case; +real programs reuse signatures). The ADR-0026 F1 Isabelle proof is the durable +guard. **This issue is now resolved for the common case; closing candidate.** diff --git a/issues-drafts/08-conditional-origin-borrow-escape.md b/issues-drafts/08-conditional-origin-borrow-escape.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..57f144b8 --- /dev/null +++ b/issues-drafts/08-conditional-origin-borrow-escape.md @@ -0,0 +1,135 @@ +# Borrow checker: use-after-move via a borrow bound through an `if`/`match`/`block` expression (caller-side origin escape) + +> **Parked draft (2026-06-16).** No SPDX header added — owner-only per the +> no-automated-licence-edits directive; owner adds the standard issue-draft +> header (as on 01–07) and commits signed. Found by the soundness adversarial +> probe (Polonius phase, step 2). + +> **✅ RESOLVED 2026-06-16 (same session).** Closed *without* full Polonius — a +> bounded fix in the borrow-checker's *checking pass* (`lib/borrow.ml`). All 8 +> reproducers below now reject (`MoveWhileBorrowed`); a second adversarial round +> (if-of-match, match-of-block, `try`-bound, tuple-smuggled, ref-var-forwarding +> block, deep mix) also rejects; anti-over-rejection (NLL use-before-move, +> unrelated move, value-blocks) still passes; full suite green (483 tests, +6). +> **The root cause differed from the hypothesis in "Proposed fix" below — see +> "What the fix actually was".** + +## What the fix actually was (supersedes "Proposed fix") + +The hypothesis below pointed at `origins_of_ref_source` inside +`compute_ret_borrow_params` (the per-function return-borrow *summary* builder). +That was the wrong site: the repro is in `main`, which does not *return* the +borrow, so the summary is irrelevant to it. The real defect was in the +*checking pass*: + +1. **`check_block`** restored `state.borrows` to block-entry and cleared + `state.result_borrows` at block exit, so a block/branch whose **value** is a + returned borrow of an *outer* place silently swallowed that borrow. Fixed by + computing the tail's escaping borrows *before* the lexical restore (filtering + out borrows rooted at block-local owners — those genuinely die / are caught + by `BorrowOutlivesOwner`) and **re-publishing** them past the restore onto + `state.borrows` + `state.result_borrows`. +2. **`ExprIf` / `ExprMatch` joins** intersected branch borrows by `b_id`; since + each branch mints a *distinct* borrow record for the same origin, the + intersection dropped both. Fixed by capturing each branch/arm's escaping + borrows and re-publishing their **union** (the value is one branch tail or + another, so union is the sound merge; it can only keep more borrows live). +3. **`record_ref_binding`** (and the `StmtAssign` reassign path) only claimed + `result_borrows` for an `ExprApp` value. Broadened to `ExprApp | ExprIf | + ExprMatch | ExprBlock`, so `let r = if … { pick(a) }` aliases `a` exactly as + `let r = pick(a)` does. + +A new helper `value_escaping` dispatches on the *shape* of a checked value +(call/if/match/block → the `result_borrows` channel; `&p`/ref-var → structural +`ref_source_borrow`; else none) so a stale channel left by an earlier sibling +statement is never mis-attributed. + +**Severity:** Soundness — *false negative* (accepts a use-after-move). Same +loan-propagation class as #554, on the **caller** side. + +## Summary + +#554 (PR #595) made a callee-returned borrow register against its argument via a +per-function **return-borrow summary** + call-graph fixpoint, so +`let r = pick(a); consume(a); *r` is caught. But when the result binder is bound +through a **conditional or compound expression**, the origin is lost and the +move slips past again: + +```affinescript +fn pick(ref x: Int) -> ref Int { return &x; } +fn consume(own v: Int) -> Int { return v; } + +fn main() -> Int { + let a: Int = 7; + let c: Bool = true; + let r = if c { pick(a) } else { pick(a) }; // r borrows a — origin LOST here + let _g = consume(a); // moves a while r is live + return *r; // use-after-move — ACCEPTED (unsound) +} +``` + +## Confirmed by probe (2026-06-16) — all ACCEPTED (should be rejected) + +| Form binding the borrow | Result | +|---|---| +| `let r = if c { pick(a) } else { pick(a) }` | ❌ accepted | +| `let r = if c { pick(a) } else { pick(b) }` (partial) | ❌ accepted | +| `let r = if c { { pick(a) } } else { pick(a) }` (nested) | ❌ accepted | +| `let r = if c { if c { pick(a) } else { pick(a) } } else { pick(a) }` | ❌ accepted | +| `let r = { pick(a) }` (plain block) | ❌ accepted | +| `let r = { { pick(a) } }` (nested block) | ❌ accepted | +| `let r = if c { let t = pick(a); t } else { pick(a) }` | ❌ accepted | +| `let r = match k { 0 => pick(a), _ => pick(a) }` (multi-arm) | ❌ accepted | + +**Caught (sound) — for contrast:** + +| Form | Result | Why | +|---|---|---| +| `let r = pick(a)` (direct) | ✅ caught | `origins_of_ref_source` handles `ExprApp` | +| `let r = match a { _ => pick(a) }` (single-arm) | ✅ caught | *incidental* — scrutinee `a` is the moved var, not origin tracking | +| `let r = if c { pickm(a) } …` (`&mut`/exclusive) | ✅ caught | exclusive borrow tracked on a separate path | +| callee `fn f(ref x){ if _ {return &x} else {return &x} }` | ✅ caught | the **summary** side (`walk_tail`) already recurses return-tails | + +## Root cause + +`origins_of_ref_source` (`lib/borrow.ml:233`) — which `record_let` uses to give a +`let`-binder its origins — only matches `ExprUnary(OpRef|OpMutRef)`, `ExprVar`, +and `ExprApp`; everything else (incl. `ExprIf`, `ExprMatch`, `ExprBlock`) falls +to `| _ -> []`, so the binder gets **no origins** and never registers as a borrow +of the argument. The asymmetry is with `walk_tail` (same file, ~line 283), which +*does* descend `if`/`match`/`block` tails when harvesting **return** origins — +that is exactly why the callee-summary side is sound but the caller let-binding +side is not. + +## Proposed fix (bounded — not ADR-022) + +Make `origins_of_ref_source` recurse into compound expressions, taking the +**union** of the origins of all tail positions, mirroring `walk_tail`: + +- `ExprIf (_, then, else?)` → `origins_of_ref_source then @ (else? origins)` +- `ExprMatch (_, arms)` → `List.concat_map (origins_of_ref_source ∘ arm tail) arms` +- `ExprBlock b` → thread the block's own `let`s into `local_origins` (as the + outer scan does), then `origins_of_ref_source` of the block tail. + +This converges the caller-side origin computation with the already-sound +callee-side `walk_tail`. Union-of-branches is conservative (over-approximates +origins → cannot introduce a *new* false negative), matching the documented +"sound direction" invariant. + +**Note vs the #554 residual (b):** the #554 close-out recorded residual (b) +("branch-merged / copy-out claim") as *"closed only by Polonius #553."* This +finding suggests at least the **let-bound conditional** manifestation is +closeable by the syntactic extension above, **without** full Polonius +origin/region variables — worth re-checking that characterisation before +attributing it solely to ADR-022. + +## Hardening fixtures (✅ ADDED — `test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_*`, wired into `test_e2e.ml` `borrow_tests`) + +1. `if`-bound, both branches borrow `a`, move `a`, `*r` after → **reject**. +2. `block`-bound (plain + nested) → **reject**. +3. multi-arm `match`-bound (scrutinee ≠ moved var) → **reject**. +4. partial (one branch borrows `a`, other borrows `b`); move `a` → **reject**; + move an unrelated `c` → **accept**. +5. anti-over-rejection: each of the above with `*r` **read before** the move → + **accept** (NLL last-use). +6. nested `if { if … }` and `if { let t = …; t }`. diff --git a/issues-drafts/09-round3-borrow-affine-soundness-probe.md b/issues-drafts/09-round3-borrow-affine-soundness-probe.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..312e1255 --- /dev/null +++ b/issues-drafts/09-round3-borrow-affine-soundness-probe.md @@ -0,0 +1,204 @@ +# Soundness probe round 3 — four false-negatives in the borrow + quantity checkers + +> **Parked draft (2026-06-16).** No SPDX header added — owner-only per the +> no-automated-licence-edits directive; owner adds the standard issue-draft +> header (as on 01–08) and commits signed. Found by the holes-first adversarial +> soundness probe (round 3, 4 skeptics × ~73 programs) the owner requested after +> #554 / issue-08 were verified closed. Each hole below was **independently +> reproduced** (not just probe-reported): every "hole" program prints +> `Type checking passed`; every paired control is correctly rejected, proving the +> checker is otherwise active. Harness: +> `_build/default/bin/main.exe check ` ("Borrow error"/"Quantity error" = +> reject; "Type checking passed" = accept). Each section can become its own issue. + +> **STATUS: filed, NOT fixed.** Fixes touch `lib/borrow.ml` + `lib/quantity.ml` +> on the active `feat/solo-core-metatheory-proofs` branch (which carries +> uncommitted owner work + in-progress Polonius M3); per stop-first they are +> surfaced as a plan, not applied. Proposed fixes below are from the probe's +> root-cause analysis and are *unverified hypotheses* until implemented + the full +> suite re-run. + +These are the long tail of a **sound-by-testing** checker (PROOF-NEEDS P1: #554 +"tested, not proved"): whole *mechanisms* — linearity through loops/branches, +deref-reborrow loans, aggregate-wrapped return borrows — have coverage gaps that +the fixture-driven suite did not exercise. All four are **false-negatives** +(accept genuinely-unsafe source), severity **high** for an affine language whose +thesis is "the checker guarantees no use-after-move / linear discipline". + +--- + +## Hole 1 — callee return-borrow summary ignores aggregate-wrapped / projected borrows + +`origins_of_ref_source` (`lib/borrow.ml` ~L251–287) matches only +`ExprUnary(OpRef|OpMutRef)`, `ExprVar`, `ExprApp` — not tuple/array/record +literals or projections. So a borrow returned wrapped in an aggregate is invisible +to the per-function return-borrow summary, and the caller's argument is not held +borrowed. + +```affinescript +fn wrap(ref x: Int) -> ref Int { return (&x, 0).0; } // returns &x, spelled as a projection +fn consume(own v: Int) -> Int { return v; } +fn main() -> Int { + let a: Int = 7; + let r = wrap(a); // r aliases a — NOT recorded + let _g = consume(a); // moves a while r is live + return *r; // use-after-move — ACCEPTED (unsound) +} +``` + +* Hole: `Type checking passed` (also compiles to wasm). Variants tuple `(&x,0)`, + projection `(&x,0).0`, `&mut`-tuple (dangling **exclusive** ref), array `[&x]` + all accept. +* Control (byte-near-identical, correctly REJECTS): + `fn wrap(ref x: Int) -> ref Int { return &x; }` → + `Borrow error: cannot move 'a' while it is shared-borrowed`. +* Class: use-after-move. Same family as #554/issue-08 (the + `origins_of_ref_source` ↔ `walk_tail` asymmetry) but a NEW spelling; issue-08 + (`let r = if {pick(a)} …`) is verified closed. +* Proposed fix (conservative, sound-direction): make `origins_of_ref_source` + + `walk_tail`/`walk_expr` descend `ExprTuple`/`ExprArray`/`ExprRecord` (union of + element origins) and `ExprTupleIndex`/`ExprField`/`ExprIndex` (descend base). + Over-approximation can only keep MORE arg borrows live — no new false negative. + +## Hole 2 — `@linear` binding consumed once-per-iteration in a loop is accepted + +`lib/quantity.ml` `StmtWhile`/`StmtFor` (~L628–648) model loop repetition with +`env_join` (per-variable MAX over two passes), not `add_usage`/ω-scaling. Each +pass yields the var at `UOne`; `join_usage UOne UOne = UOne`, so a once-per-iter +use is never promoted to `UMany`. The in-code comment (~L635, "any variable used +in the loop body is used >= 2 times") contradicts the implementation. + +```affinescript +fn consume(@linear r: Int) -> Int = r + 1; +fn loop_param(@linear x: Int, n: Int) -> Int { + let mut i = 0; + while i < n { consume(x); i = i + 1; } // consumes use-once x up to n times + 0 +} +``` + +* Hole: `Type checking passed` (+ compiles). For a real linear resource (handle, + owned buffer, effect token) this is N-fold consume = double-free / use-after- + consume. `for … in [..]` reproduces. +* Controls (REJECT): straight-line `consume(x); consume(x)` → + `Quantity error: … used multiple times`; intra-iteration `x + x` inside the + loop → same. +* Class: linear-violation (quantity checker — independent of borrow.ml). +* Proposed fix: ω-scale (or `add_usage` with itself) the per-iteration usage + delta in `StmtWhile`/`StmtFor` instead of `env_join`, matching the L635 intent. + +## Hole 3 — `@linear` binding dropped on one branch is accepted + +`lib/quantity.ml` `join_usage` (~L91–95) returns MAX of branch usages. MAX is the +correct join for **affine** (at-most-once), but AffineScript treats `@linear` as +**exactly-once** (it raises "must be used exactly once, but was never used" for +zero uses). For exactly-once, branch-merge must require consumption on **all** +paths (a meet that flags any branch leaving the var at `UZero`). + +```affinescript +fn consume(@linear r: Int) -> Int = r + 1; +fn drop_on_else(@linear x: Int, c: Bool) -> Int { + if c { consume(x) } else { 0 } // x never consumed when c = false +} +``` + +* Hole: `Type checking passed` (+ compiles). When `c` is false the must-use + linear `x` is silently leaked. Match-arm form (consume in one arm, drop in + wildcard) reproduces. +* Control (REJECTS): unconditional drop `fn f(@linear x: Int) -> Int { 0 }` → + `Quantity error: … never used`. +* Class: linear-violation. Closely related to Hole 2 (same file); could be one + issue "QTT exactly-once is unsound across loops and branches". +* Proposed fix: for `QOne` bindings, branch-merge must flag any branch leaving + the var at `UZero` (must-use-on-all-paths), not take MAX. Care: must not + over-reject legitimate affine (`QOmega`) bindings — keep MAX for those. + +## Hole 4 — deref-reborrow `&mut *r` / `&*r` records no loan (aliased `&mut` + UAM laundering) + +`expr_to_place` (`lib/borrow.ml` ~L832–851) has no `ExprUnary(OpDeref, _)` arm +(falls to `_ -> None`) even though the `place` type HAS `PlaceDeref` (~L21). So at +`check_expr` `ExprUnary OpRef/OpMutRef` (~L1583), `expr_to_place(*r) = None` hits +the None-branch (~L1588) that only checks the inner operand — `record_borrow` is +never called, so the reborrow loan is invisible to `find_conflicting_borrow` / +`find_aliasing_exclusive`. + +```affinescript +module P; +fn bad() -> Int { + let mut x = 5; + let r = &mut x; + let r2 = &mut *r; // SECOND live exclusive alias of x — no loan recorded + *r2 = 99; + *r = 100; // two live mutable paths to one cell + *r2 +} +``` + +* Hole: `Type checking passed` (+ compiles). A use-after-move variant + (`let r = &mut x; let r2 = &mut *r; let gone = consume(x); *r2 + gone`) also + accepts: `&mut *r` records no loan → `r` NLL-expires → `consume(x)` moves `x` + unblocked → `*r2` reads moved storage. `&*r` (shared) launders identically. +* Control (REJECTS): direct `let a = &mut x; let b = &mut x` → + `Borrow error: conflicting borrows on 'x'`. +* Class: alias-exclusivity (no callee, no branch — distinct from #554/issue-08). + `&mut *r` (reborrow) is an everyday pattern, so this is a basic gap. +* Proposed fix (single point): add to `expr_to_place` + `| ExprUnary (OpDeref, inner) -> Option.map (fun p -> PlaceDeref p) (expr_to_place symbols inner)` + and route deref-LHS `*p = e` through the place path in `StmtAssign`. + +--- + +## Suggested triage / priority (probe recommendation) + +1. **Hole 4** — single-point `expr_to_place` addition; closes aliased-`&mut` + + UAM laundering. Low-risk, high-value. +2. **Hole 1** — `origins_of_ref_source`/`walk_tail` aggregate descent; + conservative over-approximation. +3. **Holes 2 + 3** — `lib/quantity.ml` loop ω-scaling + branch all-paths-meet for + `QOne`. Subtler: must not over-reject `QOmega`/affine bindings — verify the + full suite (+ add NLL/affine anti-over-rejection fixtures) after. + +Each fix should ship with hardening fixtures wired into `test/test_main.ml` +`borrow_tests` / the quantity suite (reject the hole; accept the safe control), +mirroring the #554 / issue-08 closeouts. Re-run the round-3 probe class after. + +## VERIFICATION 2026-06-17 — the "proposed fix" recipes above are HYPOTHESES; none is a one-liner + +A de-risk pass attempted/analysed the recipes. *Correction: the triage above was +over-optimistic. None of the four holes is a quick patch — they are architectural +gaps. Treat every "Proposed fix" line above as an unverified hypothesis.* + +* *Hole 4 — EMPIRICALLY DISPROVEN as a single-point fix (built + ran it, then + reverted).* Adding the `ExprUnary (OpDeref, inner) -> PlaceDeref` arm to + `expr_to_place`: (a) OVER-REJECTS legitimate reborrows — `is_mutable` is + BINDING-based (`let mut`), not reference-based, so `&mut *r` / `*r = e` through a + non-`let mut` ref binder fails with "cannot borrow `*r` as mutable", rejecting + the sound `let r = &mut x; let r2 = &mut *r; *r2 = 99; *r2`; (b) does NOT achieve + soundness even so — `places_overlap` is root-var-based and + `root_var (PlaceDeref (PlaceVar r)) = r`, while the original loan from + `let r = &mut x` is rooted at `x`, so the reborrow's loan (root `r`) never + overlaps the original (root `x`) and the aliasing is undetected; (c) the shared + `&*r` variant stays accepted. *Sound fix requires resolving `*r` to its referent + `x` — the reference→referent origin/loan model = Polonius (#553).* H4 belongs + with #553, not a quick patch. +* *Hole 1 — same class as H4 (borrow-checker origins); Polonius-adjacent.* The + `origins_of_ref_source` aggregate descent is a pure over-approximation that may + help, but the aggregate-wrapped return-borrow soundness is part of the same + origin-tracking story as #554/H4. Treat as #553-adjacent; verify it does not + over-reject (more origins ⇒ more borrows held live ⇒ can reject legit moves). +* *Holes 2 + 3 — code-analysis shows the one-line recipes are insufficient (not + yet empirically run).* `join_usage` (quantity.ml:91-95) is MAX and + QUANTITY-AGNOSTIC; "change the branch join to MEET" would break `QOmega`/affine + (which legitimately allow 0..n and use of zero on a path). H3 needs a + quantity-aware branch merge or a usage-lattice extension (e.g. a + "used-on-some-but-not-all-paths" element that errors for `QOne` only). H2's naive + ω-scaling of the loop body over-rejects loop-LOCAL linears (a fresh linear born + and consumed each iteration is sound); the scale must apply only to vars that + escape the loop scope. Both are contained to `quantity.ml` but are real + lattice/scope work, not one-liners. + +NET (de-risk outcome): the probe correctly FOUND four real false-negatives, but +its FIXES are hypotheses. H1/H4 ⇒ the Polonius origin model (#553); H2/H3 ⇒ +quantity-checker enhancements (scope-aware loop scaling; all-paths-meet for +linear). Closing these is design work needing owner review, not a sweep. The +reverted H4 experiment confirms: verify every proposed fix by running it. diff --git a/justfile b/justfile index 28801b80..0e5b9955 100644 --- a/justfile +++ b/justfile @@ -104,6 +104,90 @@ guard: doc-truth-bless: ./tools/check-doc-truthing.sh --update +# ── Proofs ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +# Re-check the mechanised proofs against their proof assistants and fail on any +# dangerous escape hatch (believe_me / assert_total / postulate / sorry / axiom). +# Unfinished Idris2 `?` holes are reported as a warning, not a failure. + +# Check the Solo-core QTT metatheory (Idris2). +proof-check-idris2: + ./tools/check-proofs.sh --idris2 + +# Check the tropical-session-types proof (Lean 4). +proof-check-lean: + ./tools/check-proofs.sh --lean + +# Check the echo-boundary certificates (Agda). Needs AFFINESCRIPT_ECHO_TYPES_DIR +# and AGDA_STDLIB; skips with a message if either is unset (the proofs import +# modules from the external echo-types repo + agda-stdlib). +proof-check-agda: + ./tools/check-proofs.sh --agda + +# Check every mechanised proof in the repo. +proof-check-all: + ./tools/check-proofs.sh --all + +# ── WASM validation ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +# Compile the positive corpus to core wasm and run `wasm-tools validate` on +# every module. Closes the test_e2e.ml:601 blind spot (codegen-did-not-raise +# != emitted-valid-wasm). Hard-fails on any silent-invalid emission. +wasm-validate: + ./tools/wasm-validate-gate.sh + +# Compile canonical kernels to every coprocessor/accelerator backend +# (WGSL/SPIR-V/CUDA/Metal/OpenCL/MLIR/ONNX/Faust/Verilog/LLVM) and check the +# emission — validating with naga / SPIR-V magic where a tool is on PATH. +coprocessor-validate: + ./tools/coprocessor-gate.sh + +# Verify the AffineScript -> LLVM IR -> AArch64 object native spine (ADR-0024, +# the native Android target). Skips if llc is absent. +android-validate: + ./tools/android-aarch64-gate.sh + +# Compile FILE to Android-targeted LLVM IR (aarch64-linux-android triple). +# Lower to an object with: llc -filetype=obj OUT -o OUT.o (NDK links the .so). +compile-android FILE OUT: + AFFINESCRIPT_LLVM_TRIPLE=aarch64-linux-android dune exec affinescript -- compile {{FILE}} -o {{OUT}} + +# Prove the AffineScript <-> typed-wasm contract across repos: AffineScript +# emits the typedwasm.ownership carrier; the sibling typed-wasm Rust verifier +# (tw-verify) consumes it. Asserts both verifiers agree (clean -> 0, drop -> 1). +# Set TYPED_WASM_DIR if hyperpolymath/typed-wasm is not at ../../typed-wasm. +typed-wasm-validate: + ./tools/typed-wasm-roundtrip-gate.sh + +# Compile FILE to a native executable via the LLVM backend and run it on the +# host: AffineScript -> LLVM IR -> clang -> a.out -> run. (Verified: prints + +# exits 0. For riscv64, see `riscv-run-validate`.) +native-run FILE: + #!/usr/bin/env bash + set -euo pipefail + ll="$(mktemp --suffix=.ll)"; exe="$(mktemp)" + dune exec affinescript -- compile "{{FILE}}" -o "$ll" + clang "$ll" -o "$exe" 2>/dev/null + "$exe" + +# Compile FILE to a riscv64 native object (rv64gc / lp64d hard-float ABI). +compile-riscv FILE OUT: + #!/usr/bin/env bash + set -euo pipefail + ll="$(mktemp --suffix=.ll)" + AFFINESCRIPT_LLVM_TRIPLE=riscv64-unknown-linux-gnu dune exec affinescript -- compile "{{FILE}}" -o "$ll" + llc -mtriple=riscv64-linux-gnu -mattr=+m,+a,+f,+d,+c -target-abi=lp64d -filetype=obj "$ll" -o "{{OUT}}" + echo "wrote {{OUT}}" + +# AffineScript -> riscv64 -> link -> RUN under qemu. Skips without the +# cross-toolchain: sudo apt install gcc-riscv64-linux-gnu qemu-user +riscv-run-validate: + ./tools/riscv-run-gate.sh + +# Per-backend RUNTIME bench over real, correctness-checked workloads (LP tropical +# min-plus + NLP Newton): compile to wasm (validate) and native (run + assert the +# verdict token + time). The proven-style "assert the answer, not just ran". +workload-bench: + ./tools/workload-bench.sh + # ── Compiler subcommands ────────────────────────────────────────────────────── # Run the lexer on a file @@ -172,8 +256,7 @@ panic: # Run microbenchmarks (lex / parse / typecheck / codegen sweeps) bench: - dune build @bench --force - dune runtest @bench --force + dune exec bench/bench_main.exe # Archive the current bench output to bench-runs/.log bench-record: diff --git a/lib/ast.ml b/lib/ast.ml index c81d324e..75992507 100644 --- a/lib/ast.ml +++ b/lib/ast.ml @@ -49,6 +49,12 @@ type type_param = { } [@@deriving show, eq] +(** Abstract origin (region) variable — ADR-022. Opaque to source syntax; + inserted by the borrow checker / elaborator. Fresh-int identity, pretty-printed + 'o0, 'o1, … M1 plants [None] at every site (the single global origin), so the + Polonius solver's verdicts reduce to the lexical checker's. *) +type origin_var = int [@@deriving show, eq] + (** Type expressions *) type type_expr = | TyVar of ident (** Type variable *) @@ -58,8 +64,8 @@ type type_expr = | TyTuple of type_expr list (** (T, U, V) *) | TyRecord of row_field list * ident option (** {x: T, ..r} *) | TyOwn of type_expr (** own T *) - | TyRef of type_expr (** ref T *) - | TyMut of type_expr (** mut T *) + | TyRef of origin_var option * type_expr (** ref T — ADR-022 M1: origin defaults None *) + | TyMut of origin_var option * type_expr (** mut T — ADR-022 M1: origin defaults None *) | TyHole (** _ - infer *) and type_arg = @@ -187,6 +193,50 @@ type expr = `gen_binop` returns — which would emit `i32.lt_s` on f64 operands and fail wasm validation. The interpreter and non-wasm backends treat it as the ordinary `Float` operation. The "float wall". *) + | ExprFloatArray of expr list + (** Array literal whose element type is `Float`. Like {!ExprFloatBinary}, + not produced by the parser: the post-typecheck elaboration + (see {!Typecheck.elaborate_string_concat}) rewrites an {!ExprArray} + that `synth` typed with a `Float` element into this node, so the wasm + backend lays the array out with 8-byte `f64` cells and `f64.store` + (8-byte stride) instead of the uniform 4-byte i32 cells that would + truncate f64 (issue-draft 05, durable heap fix). The interpreter and + non-wasm backends treat it as the ordinary array. The "float heap wall". *) + | ExprFloatIndex of expr * expr + (** `a[i]` whose result type is `Float` — the dual of {!ExprFloatArray} on + the read side. Introduced by the same elaboration from an {!ExprIndex} + that `synth` typed as `Float`; the wasm backend loads it with an + 8-byte stride and `f64.load`. The interpreter re-dispatches to the + ordinary {!ExprIndex}. *) + | ExprCellTuple of (expr * bool) list + (** Tuple literal that contains at least one `Float` field. Laid out with + *uniform 8-byte cells* (no length header, field `i` at offset `i*8`): + the bool flags an f64 cell (`f64.store`) vs an i32 cell (`i32.store`, + which writes the low 4 bytes of the 8-byte slot). Uniform-8 keeps the + offset `i*8` independent of the mix of field types, so a mixed + `(Int, Float)` works without per-field offset accumulation. Produced + only by the elaboration from an {!ExprTuple} that `synth` typed with a + `Float` somewhere (issue-draft 05). An all-non-float tuple keeps the + 4-byte {!ExprTuple} layout. The interpreter re-dispatches to {!ExprTuple}. *) + | ExprCellTupleIndex of expr * int * bool + (** `t.i` on a float-bearing (uniform-8) tuple: load field `i` at offset + `i*8`, as f64 if the bool is set else i32. Every access to such a tuple + is rewritten (not just the float fields), since the whole tuple uses + 8-byte cells. Dual of {!ExprCellTuple}; re-dispatched to + {!ExprTupleIndex} by the interpreter. *) + | ExprCellRecord of (ident * expr * bool) list + (** Record literal that contains at least one `Float` field, on a CLOSED + row. Uniform 8-byte cells; fields are placed by **field name sorted + ascending** (not literal order), so construction here and {!ExprCellField} + access derive identical offsets from the names alone — independent of + literal-vs-type field order. The bool flags an f64 cell. Produced only + by the elaboration from an {!ExprRecord} that `synth` typed float-bearing + and closed (issue-draft 05). Re-dispatched to {!ExprRecord} by the interpreter. *) + | ExprCellField of expr * int * bool + (** `r.f` on a float-bearing (uniform-8, sorted-by-name) record: load at the + given byte offset (the field's sorted-name position × 8, baked at + elaborate from the closed row), as f64 if the bool is set else i32. + Dual of {!ExprCellRecord}; re-dispatched to {!ExprField} by the interpreter. *) | ExprUnary of unary_op * expr | ExprBlock of block | ExprReturn of expr option diff --git a/lib/borrow.ml b/lib/borrow.ml index b1fd7748..5f3cb700 100644 --- a/lib/borrow.ml +++ b/lib/borrow.ml @@ -39,9 +39,17 @@ type borrow = { b_kind : borrow_kind; b_span : Span.t; b_id : int; + b_origin : Ast.origin_var; (* ADR-022 M1: the origin (region) this loan flows into. + Until the elaborator is wired (M2), every loan uses + [default_origin] — the single global origin — so the + Polonius solver's verdicts reduce to the lexical ones. *) } [@@deriving show] +(** ADR-022 M1: the single global origin. M2 replaces this with [fresh_origin ()] + at each borrow site. *) +let default_origin : Ast.origin_var = 0 + (** Move record for tracking move sites *) type move_record = { m_place : place; @@ -136,6 +144,16 @@ type state = { lexical block exit. This list is only a hand-off pointer for the claim step; the borrows it names live or die on [state.borrows]. #554. *) mutable result_borrows : borrow list; + + (** ADR-022 M2: fresh-origin counter. Each real borrow site gets its own + origin variable (vs M1's single [default_origin]). *) + mutable next_origin : int; + + (** ADR-022 M2: the [loan_origin(L, O)] side-table — loan [b_id] ↦ its fresh + origin. Emitted at borrow creation; *nothing consumes it yet* (the lexical + checker still drives every verdict). It is the input the Polonius solver + ([Borrow_polonius]) will read once M3 wires constraint extraction in. *) + mutable loan_origins : (int * Ast.origin_var) list; } (** Borrow checker errors *) @@ -412,6 +430,8 @@ let create () : state = callee_owned_params = []; linear_bindings = []; result_borrows = []; + next_origin = 1; (* 0 is reserved as default_origin (the M1 global origin) *) + loan_origins = []; } (** Mirror of [Quantity.quantity_of_ty_annotation]: returns [QOne] when the @@ -490,6 +510,13 @@ let fresh_id (state : state) : int = state.next_id <- id + 1; id +(** ADR-022 M2: generate a fresh origin (region) variable. One per real borrow + site, replacing M1's single [default_origin]. *) +let fresh_origin (state : state) : Ast.origin_var = + let o = state.next_origin in + state.next_origin <- o + 1; + o + (** Check if a type is Copy (doesn't need to be moved) *) let rec is_copy_type (ty_opt : type_expr option) : bool = match ty_opt with @@ -592,11 +619,19 @@ let record_borrow (state : state) (place : place) (kind : borrow_kind) match mut_check with | Error _ as err -> err | Ok () -> + let b_id = fresh_id state in + (* ADR-022 M2: each real borrow site gets a fresh origin, and we record the + [loan_origin(L, O)] fact in the side-table. This is the only consumer of + [fresh_origin]; the side-table is NOT yet read by any verdict (M3 wires it + into the Polonius solver), so this is behaviour-preserving. *) + let b_origin = fresh_origin state in + state.loan_origins <- (b_id, b_origin) :: state.loan_origins; let new_borrow = { b_place = place; b_kind = kind; b_span = span; - b_id = fresh_id state; + b_id; + b_origin; } in match find_conflicting_borrow state new_borrow with | Some conflict -> Error (ConflictingBorrow (new_borrow, conflict)) @@ -855,6 +890,24 @@ let rec is_reborrow_source (state : state) (symbols : Symbol.t) | None -> false) | _ -> false +(** The borrows the *value* of [e] carries out, computed AFTER [e] has been + checked. Calls and the compound value forms ([if]/[match]/block) funnel + their escaping borrows through [state.result_borrows] (the [ExprApp] handler + sets it; the compound handlers re-publish their branch/tail union into it); + a direct [&p]/[&mut p] or ref-var value is recovered structurally via + [ref_source_borrow]. Anything else carries none. + + Crucially this dispatches on the *shape of [e]* rather than blindly trusting + [state.result_borrows], so a stale channel left by an earlier sibling + statement (e.g. an unbound `pick(b);` before a `&a` tail) cannot be + mis-attributed to this value. Conditional-origin borrow escape + (issue-draft 08). *) +let value_escaping (state : state) (symbols : Symbol.t) (e : expr) : borrow list = + let rec peel = function ExprSpan (x, _) -> peel x | x -> x in + match peel e with + | ExprApp _ | ExprIf _ | ExprMatch _ | ExprBlock _ -> state.result_borrows + | _ -> (match ref_source_borrow state symbols e with Some b -> [b] | None -> []) + (** Record a borrow-graph edge for [let = ]. [] is either a direct [&p]/[&mut p] *or* another ref-binder @@ -871,11 +924,17 @@ let record_ref_binding (state : state) (symbols : Symbol.t) | Some sym -> let rec peel = function ExprSpan (e, _) -> peel e | e -> e in begin match peel value with - | ExprApp _ when state.result_borrows <> [] -> + | (ExprApp _ | ExprIf _ | ExprMatch _ | ExprBlock _) + when state.result_borrows <> [] -> (* [let r = f(a)] where the call result borrows one or more of its arguments: claim those escaping borrows (left live by the [ExprApp] handler) as r's ref-graph edges, so NLL last-use expiry - and return-escape treat r exactly like [let r = &a]. #554. *) + and return-escape treat r exactly like [let r = &a]. #554. + Extended (issue-draft 08) to [if]/[match]/block values: those + handlers now re-publish the union of their branch/tail escaping + borrows into [state.result_borrows], so [let r = if c { pick(a) } + else { pick(a) }] claims the borrow of [a] exactly as the direct + call form does — closing the conditional-origin escape. *) List.iter (fun b -> state.ref_bindings <- (sym.Symbol.sym_id, b) :: state.ref_bindings) state.result_borrows; @@ -902,7 +961,7 @@ let returned_borrow (state : state) (symbols : Symbol.t) places_overlap b.b_place target) state.borrows with | Some b -> b | None -> { b_place = target; b_kind = Shared; - b_span = expr_span e; b_id = -1 }) + b_span = expr_span e; b_id = -1; b_origin = default_origin }) | None -> (match peel e with | ExprVar id -> @@ -1357,6 +1416,7 @@ let rec check_expr (ctx : context) (state : state) (symbols : Symbol.t) (expr : let* () = check_expr ctx state symbols ei.ei_then in let then_borrows = state.borrows in let then_moved = state.moved in + let then_escaping = value_escaping state symbols ei.ei_then in (* Restore state for else branch *) state.borrows <- saved_borrows; state.moved <- saved_moved; @@ -1368,12 +1428,29 @@ let rec check_expr (ctx : context) (state : state) (symbols : Symbol.t) (expr : (* Merge branch states: borrows must be from both branches, moves from either *) let else_borrows = state.borrows in let else_moved = state.moved in + let else_escaping = match ei.ei_else with + | Some e -> value_escaping state symbols e + | None -> [] + in (* A borrow is active after if-then-else only if active in both branches *) state.borrows <- List.filter (fun b -> List.exists (fun b' -> b.b_id = b'.b_id) then_borrows ) else_borrows; (* A place is moved after if-then-else if moved in either branch *) state.moved <- then_moved @ else_moved; + (* The *value* of the [if] is one branch tail or the other, so the borrows + it carries out are the UNION of the branches' escaping borrows — not the + b_id-intersection above (each branch mints a distinct borrow record for + the same origin, so the intersection would wrongly drop both). Re-publish + them so [let r = if c { pick(a) } else { pick(a) }] tracks the borrow of + [a] and a later move of [a] is caught. Conservative: union can only keep + MORE borrows live, never fewer, so it cannot introduce a false negative. + Conditional-origin escape, issue-draft 08. *) + let merged_escaping = then_escaping @ else_escaping in + let to_add = List.filter (fun b -> + not (List.exists (fun c -> c.b_id = b.b_id) state.borrows)) merged_escaping in + state.borrows <- to_add @ state.borrows; + state.result_borrows <- merged_escaping; Ok () | ExprMatch em -> @@ -1396,16 +1473,22 @@ let rec check_expr (ctx : context) (state : state) (symbols : Symbol.t) (expr : | None -> Ok ()) (fun () -> check_expr ctx state symbols arm.ma_body) in - (r, state.borrows, state.moved) + (* Borrows the arm's value carries out (its tail is in value position), + captured before the next arm resets the state. *) + let esc = match r with + | Ok () -> value_escaping state symbols arm.ma_body + | Error _ -> [] + in + (r, state.borrows, state.moved, esc) ) em.em_arms in (* Propagate the first error, or merge successful states *) - let errors = List.filter_map (fun (r, _, _) -> + let errors = List.filter_map (fun (r, _, _, _) -> match r with Error e -> Some e | Ok () -> None) arm_results in begin match errors with | e :: _ -> Error e | [] -> (* Borrows: active after match only if active in ALL arms *) - let all_borrows = List.map (fun (_, bs, _) -> bs) arm_results in + let all_borrows = List.map (fun (_, bs, _, _) -> bs) arm_results in let merged_borrows = match all_borrows with | [] -> base_borrows | first :: rest -> @@ -1416,7 +1499,7 @@ let rec check_expr (ctx : context) (state : state) (symbols : Symbol.t) (expr : ) first rest in (* Moves: conservative union — moved in any arm *) - let all_moves = List.concat_map (fun (_, _, ms) -> + let all_moves = List.concat_map (fun (_, _, ms, _) -> List.filter (fun mr -> not (List.exists (fun base_mr -> places_overlap mr.m_place base_mr.m_place @@ -1431,6 +1514,17 @@ let rec check_expr (ctx : context) (state : state) (symbols : Symbol.t) (expr : ) [] all_moves in state.borrows <- merged_borrows; state.moved <- base_moved @ unique_moves; + (* The match value is one arm tail, so the borrows it carries out are the + UNION across arms (mirroring [ExprIf]; the per-arm b_id-intersection of + [merged_borrows] would drop the distinct-but-same-origin escaping + records). Re-publish so [let r = match k { _ => pick(a) }] tracks the + borrow of [a]. Conditional-origin escape, issue-draft 08. *) + let merged_escaping = + List.concat_map (fun (_, _, _, esc) -> esc) arm_results in + let to_add = List.filter (fun b -> + not (List.exists (fun c -> c.b_id = b.b_id) state.borrows)) merged_escaping in + state.borrows <- to_add @ state.borrows; + state.result_borrows <- merged_escaping; Ok () end @@ -1681,7 +1775,7 @@ and check_block (ctx : context) (state : state) (symbols : Symbol.t) (blk : bloc | Some b -> b | None -> { b_place = target; b_kind = Shared; - b_span = expr_span tail; b_id = -1 } + b_span = expr_span tail; b_id = -1; b_origin = default_origin } in Error (BorrowOutlivesOwner (b, owner)) | _ -> Ok () @@ -1690,6 +1784,26 @@ and check_block (ctx : context) (state : state) (symbols : Symbol.t) (blk : bloc end | None -> Ok () in + (* The block's *value* is its tail expression. Borrows that value carries + out — a call's escaping borrows funnelled through [state.result_borrows], + or a direct `&p` / ref-var tail — must SURVIVE the lexical restore below so + a ref-binder [let r = { ... }] can claim them, exactly as for [let r = + f(a)]. Borrows rooted at a *block-local* owner do NOT escape (the owner + dies here): the `&local` tail is already rejected as [BorrowOutlivesOwner] + above, and a call-result borrow of a local dies with it. Compute the + survivors now, BEFORE the restore wipes them. Conditional-origin escape: + without this, [let r = { pick(a) }] silently dropped the borrow of [a] and + a later move of [a] was accepted (issue-draft 08). *) + let tail_escaping = + match blk.blk_expr with + | Some tail -> + List.filter (fun b -> + match root_var b.b_place with + | Some owner -> not (symbols_declared_here owner) + | None -> true) + (value_escaping state symbols tail) + | None -> [] + in (* End borrows for places bound in this block: restore to pre-block borrows, keeping only those that existed before the block (i.e., borrow outer-scope variables that the block merely uses — these are unaffected). @@ -1697,10 +1811,16 @@ and check_block (ctx : context) (state : state) (symbols : Symbol.t) (blk : bloc state.borrows <- borrows_at_entry; state.block_local_syms <- block_locals_at_entry; state.ref_bindings <- ref_bindings_at_entry; - (* Any escaping call-result borrow not claimed by a ref-binder lingered on - [state.borrows] (like a plain `&` borrow) and is dropped by the restore - above; clear the transient pointer too. #554. *) - state.result_borrows <- []; + (* Re-publish the escaping tail borrows past the restore: re-add only those + not already live on [state.borrows] (avoid a duplicate record for an outer + `&`/ref-var the block merely forwards), and offer the full set to the + binder via [state.result_borrows]. An unclaimed escaping borrow lingers to + the enclosing block's exit and is dropped there — the conservative, + `&`-symmetric outcome. #554 / issue-draft 08. *) + let to_add = List.filter (fun b -> + not (List.exists (fun c -> c.b_id = b.b_id) state.borrows)) tail_escaping in + state.borrows <- to_add @ state.borrows; + state.result_borrows <- tail_escaping; Ok () and check_stmt (ctx : context) (state : state) (symbols : Symbol.t) (stmt : stmt) : unit result = @@ -1852,7 +1972,8 @@ and check_stmt (ctx : context) (state : state) (symbols : Symbol.t) (stmt : stmt | Some binder_sym -> let rec peel = function ExprSpan (x, _) -> peel x | x -> x in (match peel rhs with - | ExprApp _ when state.result_borrows <> [] -> + | (ExprApp _ | ExprIf _ | ExprMatch _ | ExprBlock _) + when state.result_borrows <> [] -> let old, remaining = List.partition (fun (s, _) -> s = binder_sym) state.ref_bindings in diff --git a/lib/borrow_extract.ml b/lib/borrow_extract.ml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b83cbab4 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/borrow_extract.ml @@ -0,0 +1,500 @@ +(* SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 *) +(* SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell *) + +(** ADR-022 M3 (2/3): constraint/fact extraction. + + Derives {!Borrow_polonius.Types.facts} from a real (resolved) program, so the + solver ({!Borrow_polonius.Solve}) can be run on actual code. Reuses the lexical + checker's machinery — {!Borrow.build_context} (param ownerships + the #554 + return-borrow summaries), {!Borrow.expr_to_place}/{!Borrow.places_overlap}, and + {!Borrow.compute_last_use_index} — so the derived facts agree with the lexical + verdict *by construction*, which is what M3's zero-divergence diff needs. + + SCOPE (bounded, honest). The CFG is still the linear chain over the + function body's TOP-LEVEL statements (point [i] = statement [i]; the tail + expression is point [n]) — but extraction now DESCENDS into nested block + statements (the bodies of [if]/[match] arms and explicit [{ … }] blocks + written in statement position), recording the loans they create and the + moves they perform AT THE ENCLOSING TOP-LEVEL POINT. This is exactly the + granularity {!Borrow.compute_last_use_index} uses — it attributes every + mention, however deeply nested, to the index of the enclosing top-level + statement — so a loan's kill point (binder last-use + 1) and a nested move's + conflict point line up with the lexical checker by construction. The win: + a use-after-move written as a STATEMENT inside a branch + ([let r = pick(a); if c { consume(a); } … *r]) is now seen, where before the + branch body's statements were invisible (apps/rhs_borrows stop at block + tails). Loop BACK-EDGES are still NOT modelled — the lexical checker's + 2-iteration unrolling (Slice C', #177) of [while]/[for] is not mirrored, so a + cross-iteration conflict is out of scope (a loop body is descended for the + loans/moves visible WITHIN one iteration, which is sound but not the + multi-iteration semantics); that is the next increment. Field/index + sub-places and reborrow [subset] chains remain unmodelled too. + + PLAIN USE-AFTER-MOVE (no loan) is now modelled too, via the + [move_at]/[use_at]/[reinit_at] facts and the solver's forward moved-state + dataflow: a value moved into an [own] parameter is [move_at] (and a use), a + whole-place write [x = e] is [reinit_at] (revives it), and every variable + read is [use_at] — so [consume(a); consume(a)] is flagged where the loan + rules see nothing. A use reached by a move with no intervening reinit is the + error. CROSS-ITERATION use-after-move in loops is handled by unrolling: a + [while]/[for] body's move/use/reinit facts are emitted a SECOND time at a + fresh CFG point with edges [pt → p2 → pt+1], mirroring the lexical checker's + 2-iteration approximation (Slice C' / #177), so an iter-1 move reaches an + iter-2 use. (Loan facts are not unrolled — a borrow conflict in a loop + already manifests at iteration 1, so the loan rules agree without it.) The + point granularity is still coarse — [compute_last_use_index] collapses a loop + body to its enclosing top-level index, so loan kill points inside a loop are + conservative — but verdicts match the lexical checker on the corpus. + + Borrow sources handled: [&p] / [&mut p], and a call whose return-borrow + summary borrows an argument ([let r = pick(a)] — #554). Moves: arguments + passed to [own] parameters. This module is NOT wired into [bin/main.ml]; the + parallel-run diff against the lexical checker is increment 3/3. *) + +open Ast +module PF = Borrow_polonius.Types + +let rec peel = function ExprSpan (e, _) -> peel e | e -> e + +(** Every application [(callee_name, args)] reachable through the straight-line + expression forms. Stops at binders/lambdas/branches (out of scope). *) +let rec apps (e : expr) : (string * expr list) list = + match peel e with + | ExprApp (f, args) -> + let here = match peel f with ExprVar id -> [ (id.name, args) ] | _ -> [] in + here @ List.concat_map apps args + | ExprUnary (_, x) -> apps x + | ExprBinary (a, _, b) -> apps a @ apps b + | ExprIndex (a, b) -> apps a @ apps b + | ExprField (b, _) | ExprTupleIndex (b, _) -> apps b + | ExprTuple xs | ExprArray xs -> List.concat_map apps xs + (* expression-level branches: a move in any arm is a (conservative) conflict *) + | ExprIf ei -> + apps ei.ei_cond @ apps ei.ei_then + @ (match ei.ei_else with Some e -> apps e | None -> []) + | ExprMatch em -> + apps em.em_scrutinee @ List.concat_map (fun a -> apps a.ma_body) em.em_arms + | ExprBlock blk -> (match blk.blk_expr with Some e -> apps e | None -> []) + | _ -> [] + +(** All borrows a let-RHS *value* may carry out, as [(place, exclusive?)] — the + UNION over expression-level branches, mirroring the lexical checker's + [value_escaping] (issue-draft 08). Base sources: [&p] / [&mut p], and a call + whose return-borrow summary borrows an argument. An [if]/[match]/block RHS + contributes the union of its arm/tail sources, so + [let r = if c { pick(a) } else { pick(b) }] borrows both [a] and [b]. *) +let rec rhs_borrows (ctx : Borrow.context) (symbols : Symbol.t) (e : expr) + : (Borrow.place * bool) list = + let place_of inner excl = + match Borrow.expr_to_place symbols inner with Some p -> [ (p, excl) ] | None -> [] in + match peel e with + | ExprUnary (OpRef, inner) -> place_of inner false + | ExprUnary (OpMutRef, inner) -> place_of inner true + | ExprApp (f, args) -> + (match peel f with + | ExprVar id -> + (match Hashtbl.find_opt ctx.Borrow.fn_sigs id.name with + | Some sg -> + List.filter_map (fun i -> + match List.nth_opt args i with + | Some arg -> + (match Borrow.expr_to_place symbols arg with Some p -> Some (p, false) | None -> None) + | None -> None) + sg.Borrow.fn_ret_borrow_params + | None -> []) + | _ -> []) + (* expression-level branches: union the arm/tail sources (sound: over-approx) *) + | ExprIf ei -> + rhs_borrows ctx symbols ei.ei_then + @ (match ei.ei_else with Some e -> rhs_borrows ctx symbols e | None -> []) + | ExprMatch em -> List.concat_map (fun a -> rhs_borrows ctx symbols a.ma_body) em.em_arms + | ExprBlock blk -> (match blk.blk_expr with Some t -> rhs_borrows ctx symbols t | None -> []) + (* aggregate literals carry their elements' borrows OUT — [let pair = (pick(b), + 0)] makes [pair] hold the borrow of [b] (it lives inside element 0). *) + | ExprTuple xs | ExprArray xs -> List.concat_map (rhs_borrows ctx symbols) xs + | ExprRecord r -> + List.concat_map (fun (_, eo) -> match eo with Some e -> rhs_borrows ctx symbols e | None -> []) + r.er_fields + (* try/catch value is its body tail or a catch-arm tail — union them *) + | ExprTry et -> + (match et.et_body.blk_expr with Some t -> rhs_borrows ctx symbols t | None -> []) + @ (match et.et_catch with + | Some arms -> List.concat_map (fun a -> rhs_borrows ctx symbols a.ma_body) arms + | None -> []) + | _ -> [] + +(** Places moved by [e]: arguments passed to [own] parameters of called funcs. *) +let moved_places (ctx : Borrow.context) (symbols : Symbol.t) (e : expr) + : Borrow.place list = + List.concat_map (fun (fname, args) -> + match Hashtbl.find_opt ctx.Borrow.fn_sigs fname with + | Some sg -> + let owns = sg.Borrow.fn_param_ownerships in + List.concat (List.mapi (fun i arg -> + match List.nth_opt owns i with + | Some (Some Own) -> + (match Borrow.expr_to_place symbols arg with Some p -> [ p ] | None -> []) + | _ -> []) args) + | None -> []) (apps e) + +type rloan = { + rl_id : int; + rl_place : Borrow.place; + rl_binder : Symbol.symbol_id option; + rl_excl : bool; (** [&mut] (exclusive) vs [&] (shared) — drives the + use-while-exclusively-borrowed conflict rule. *) +} + +(** Extract the Polonius facts for one (straight-line) function body. *) +let extract_fn (ctx : Borrow.context) (symbols : Symbol.t) (fd : fn_decl) : PF.facts = + match fd.fd_body with + | FnBlock blk -> + let last_use = Borrow.compute_last_use_index symbols blk in + let nstmts = List.length blk.blk_stmts in + (* linear CFG spine: point i → i+1 for i in 0 .. nstmts-1 (tail is point + nstmts). Loop unrolling (below) appends extra points/edges past [nstmts]. *) + let base_cfg = List.init (max 0 nstmts) (fun i -> (i, i + 1)) in + let next_loan = ref 0 and next_origin = ref 0 in + let next_point = ref (nstmts + 1) and extra_edges = ref [] in + let fresh r = let n = !r in incr r; n in + let loans = ref [] in + let borrow_at = ref [] and loan_origin = ref [] + and killed = ref [] and conflict_at = ref [] in + (* a binder's loan dies at its last-use + 1 (NLL); [compute_last_use_index] + keys by symbol regardless of nesting, so a nested [let] binder's kill + point is found the same way as a top-level one. *) + (* reassignment points per ref-binder symbol: a whole-place write [r = e] + (possibly nested in a branch/loop, attributed to its enclosing top-level + point) ENDS the loan [r] currently holds — mirrors the lexical checker's + ref-binding release on reassignment (Slice B / #554 residual c). *) + let reassign_pts : (Symbol.symbol_id, int list) Hashtbl.t = Hashtbl.create 8 in + let add_reassign sym pt = + Hashtbl.replace reassign_pts sym (pt :: (try Hashtbl.find reassign_pts sym with Not_found -> [])) in + let rec scan_reassign pt s = + match s with + | StmtAssign (l, _, _) -> + (match Borrow.expr_to_place symbols (peel l) with + | Some (Borrow.PlaceVar _ as p) -> + (match Borrow.root_var p with Some v -> add_reassign v pt | None -> ()) + | _ -> ()) + | StmtWhile (_, b) | StmtFor (_, _, b) -> List.iter (scan_reassign pt) b.blk_stmts + | _ -> () + in + List.iteri scan_reassign blk.blk_stmts; + (* the loan a binder holds dies at the EARLIER of its next reassignment after + birth or its NLL last-use + 1. [compute_last_use_index] keys by symbol + regardless of nesting, so a nested binder's last use is found the same way. *) + let kill_for (sym : Symbol.symbol_id) (birth_pt : int) (fallback : int) : int = + let last_use_kill = + match Hashtbl.find_opt last_use sym with Some k -> k + 1 | None -> fallback in + let next_reassign = + (try Hashtbl.find reassign_pts sym with Not_found -> []) + |> List.filter (fun p -> p > birth_pt) + |> List.fold_left (fun acc p -> match acc with None -> Some p | Some m -> Some (min m p)) None + in + match next_reassign with Some r -> min r last_use_kill | None -> last_use_kill + in + (* create one loan per place a binder's RHS value borrows (union over branch + arms), all born at [pt] and held by binder [sym]. A bare ref-var RHS + [let r2 = r1] is a reborrow ALIAS: r2 holds a fresh loan on every place r1 + already borrows, so the owner stays protected until BOTH binders die + (each loan has its own [kill_for] lifetime) — mirrors the lexical + checker's ref-counted ref-binding graph. *) + let alias_places (rhs : expr) : (Borrow.place * bool) list = + match peel rhs with + | ExprVar id -> + (match Borrow.lookup_symbol_by_name symbols id.name with + | Some s -> + List.filter_map (fun rl -> + if rl.rl_binder = Some s.Symbol.sym_id then Some (rl.rl_place, false) else None) + !loans + | None -> []) + | _ -> [] + in + let record_binder_loans (pt : int) (sym : Symbol.symbol_id) (rhs : expr) : unit = + let kp = kill_for sym pt (pt + 1) in + List.iter (fun (place, excl) -> + let l = fresh next_loan in + borrow_at := (l, pt) :: !borrow_at; + loan_origin := (l, fresh next_origin) :: !loan_origin; + loans := { rl_id = l; rl_place = place; rl_binder = Some sym; rl_excl = excl } :: !loans; + killed := (l, kp) :: !killed) + (rhs_borrows ctx symbols rhs @ alias_places rhs) + in + let record_let_loans (pt : int) (id : ident) (rhs : expr) : unit = + match Borrow.lookup_symbol_by_name symbols id.name with + | Some sym -> record_binder_loans pt sym.Symbol.sym_id rhs + | None -> () + in + (* PASS 1 — loans. Record each let's loans at the enclosing top-level point, + descending through nested branch/block STATEMENTS (their tail expressions + are accounted by the enclosing let's [rhs_borrows], so we only recurse into + statement position here — no double counting). *) + let rec loans_stmt pt s = + match s with + | StmtLet sl -> + (match sl.sl_pat with PatVar id -> record_let_loans pt id sl.sl_value | _ -> ()); + loans_expr pt sl.sl_value + | StmtExpr e -> loans_expr pt e + | StmtAssign (l, _, r) -> + (* reborrow: [r = ] mints a fresh loan on the new source, + held by [r] and born at this point (the old loan was killed here by + [kill_for]). Only for whole-place ref-binder targets. *) + (match Borrow.expr_to_place symbols (peel l) with + | Some (Borrow.PlaceVar _ as p) -> + (match Borrow.root_var p with + | Some v -> record_binder_loans pt v r | None -> ()) + | _ -> ()); + loans_expr pt l; loans_expr pt r + | StmtWhile (c, b) -> loans_expr pt c; loans_block pt b + | StmtFor (_, it, b) -> loans_expr pt it; loans_block pt b + and loans_expr pt e = + match peel e with + | ExprIf ei -> + loans_expr pt ei.ei_cond; loans_expr pt ei.ei_then; + (match ei.ei_else with Some e -> loans_expr pt e | None -> ()) + | ExprMatch em -> + loans_expr pt em.em_scrutinee; + List.iter (fun a -> loans_expr pt a.ma_body) em.em_arms + | ExprBlock blk -> loans_block pt blk + | ExprTry et -> + loans_block pt et.et_body; + (match et.et_catch with Some arms -> List.iter (fun a -> loans_expr pt a.ma_body) arms | None -> ()); + (match et.et_finally with Some b -> loans_block pt b | None -> ()) + | ExprApp (f, args) -> loans_expr pt f; List.iter (loans_expr pt) args + | ExprUnary (_, x) -> loans_expr pt x + | ExprBinary (a, _, b) | ExprIndex (a, b) -> loans_expr pt a; loans_expr pt b + | ExprField (b, _) | ExprTupleIndex (b, _) -> loans_expr pt b + | ExprTuple xs | ExprArray xs -> List.iter (loans_expr pt) xs + | _ -> () + (* a nested block's STATEMENTS are the new surface; its tail value is carried + OUT and already counted by the enclosing let's [rhs_borrows]. *) + and loans_block pt blk = List.iter (loans_stmt pt) blk.blk_stmts in + List.iteri loans_stmt blk.blk_stmts; + (* PASS 2 — moves/uses/reinits for both the loan-conflict rule and the plain + use-after-move rule, descending the same way as pass 1. A move of a place + overlapping a loan's place conflicts there; a move is ALSO recorded as a + [move_at] + [use_at] (a moved arg is a use of the value), and every read of + a variable is a [use_at], so [consume(a); consume(a)] surfaces as a + use-after-move even with no loan involved. *) + let move_at = ref [] and use_at = ref [] and reinit_at = ref [] in + (* root vars read directly in [e] — mirrors [apps]'s recursion (into + call/operator/branch sub-expressions and block TAILS), stopping at block + statements (the statement recursion visits those at their own point). *) + let rec record_uses pt e = + (match Borrow.expr_to_place symbols (peel e) with + | Some p -> (match Borrow.root_var p with + | Some v -> use_at := (v, pt) :: !use_at | None -> ()) + | None -> ()); + match peel e with + | ExprApp (f, args) -> record_uses pt f; List.iter (record_uses pt) args + | ExprUnary (_, x) -> record_uses pt x + | ExprBinary (a, _, b) | ExprIndex (a, b) -> record_uses pt a; record_uses pt b + | ExprField (b, _) | ExprTupleIndex (b, _) -> record_uses pt b + | ExprTuple xs | ExprArray xs -> List.iter (record_uses pt) xs + | ExprIf ei -> + record_uses pt ei.ei_cond; record_uses pt ei.ei_then; + (match ei.ei_else with Some e -> record_uses pt e | None -> ()) + | ExprMatch em -> + record_uses pt em.em_scrutinee; + List.iter (fun a -> record_uses pt a.ma_body) em.em_arms + | ExprBlock blk -> (match blk.blk_expr with Some t -> record_uses pt t | None -> ()) + | _ -> () + in + let do_point pt e = + record_uses pt e; + List.iter (fun mp -> + (match Borrow.root_var mp with + | Some v -> move_at := (v, pt) :: !move_at; use_at := (v, pt) :: !use_at + | None -> ()); + List.iter (fun rl -> + if Borrow.places_overlap mp rl.rl_place then + conflict_at := (rl.rl_id, pt) :: !conflict_at) !loans) + (moved_places ctx symbols e) + in + (* a whole-place write [x = e] (LHS is a bare variable) revives [x]; a + sub-place write [x.f = e] / [x[i] = e] instead READS the parent place. + EITHER way, writing to a place a live loan covers is a conflict — the + lexical assign-while-borrowed / UseWhileExclusivelyBorrowed rule (a binder + reassignment [r = &y] is exempt automatically: [r] is never a loan PLACE, + only a holder). *) + let record_assign_lhs pt lhs = + match Borrow.expr_to_place symbols (peel lhs) with + | Some p -> + List.iter (fun rl -> + if Borrow.places_overlap p rl.rl_place then + conflict_at := (rl.rl_id, pt) :: !conflict_at) !loans; + (match p with + | Borrow.PlaceVar _ -> + (match Borrow.root_var p with Some v -> reinit_at := (v, pt) :: !reinit_at | None -> ()) + | _ -> do_point pt lhs) (* sub-place write reads the parent (+ nested moves) *) + | None -> do_point pt lhs + in + let rec moves_stmt pt s = + match s with + | StmtLet sl -> do_point pt sl.sl_value; moves_expr pt sl.sl_value + | StmtExpr e -> do_point pt e; moves_expr pt e + | StmtAssign (l, _, r) -> + record_assign_lhs pt l; do_point pt r; moves_expr pt l; moves_expr pt r + (* loop unrolling for the use-after-move rule: a loop body runs ≥0 times, + so an iter-1 move can reach an iter-2 use. We mirror the lexical + checker's 2-iteration approximation (Slice C' / #177) by emitting the + body's move/use/reinit facts a SECOND time at a fresh CFG point, with + edges [pt → p2] (continue to iter 2) and [p2 → pt+1] (exit after iter 2); + the spine edge [pt → pt+1] already serves as exit-after-iter-1. Loan + facts are NOT unrolled — those already agree with the lexical checker at + iteration 1 (a borrow conflict in a loop manifests on the first pass). *) + | StmtWhile (c, b) -> + do_point pt c; moves_expr pt c; moves_block pt b; + let p2 = fresh next_point in + extra_edges := (pt, p2) :: (p2, pt + 1) :: !extra_edges; + do_point p2 c; moves_expr p2 c; moves_block p2 b + | StmtFor (_, it, b) -> + do_point pt it; moves_expr pt it; moves_block pt b; + let p2 = fresh next_point in + extra_edges := (pt, p2) :: (p2, pt + 1) :: !extra_edges; + do_point p2 it; moves_expr p2 it; moves_block p2 b + and moves_expr pt e = + match peel e with + | ExprIf ei -> + moves_expr pt ei.ei_cond; moves_expr pt ei.ei_then; + (match ei.ei_else with Some e -> moves_expr pt e | None -> ()) + | ExprMatch em -> + moves_expr pt em.em_scrutinee; + List.iter (fun a -> moves_expr pt a.ma_body) em.em_arms + | ExprBlock blk -> moves_block pt blk + | ExprTry et -> + moves_block pt et.et_body; + (match et.et_catch with Some arms -> List.iter (fun a -> moves_expr pt a.ma_body) arms | None -> ()); + (match et.et_finally with Some b -> moves_block pt b | None -> ()) + | ExprApp (f, args) -> moves_expr pt f; List.iter (moves_expr pt) args + | ExprUnary (_, x) -> moves_expr pt x + | ExprBinary (a, _, b) | ExprIndex (a, b) -> moves_expr pt a; moves_expr pt b + | ExprField (b, _) | ExprTupleIndex (b, _) -> moves_expr pt b + | ExprTuple xs | ExprArray xs -> List.iter (moves_expr pt) xs + | _ -> () + and moves_block pt blk = + List.iter (moves_stmt pt) blk.blk_stmts; + (match blk.blk_expr with Some e -> do_point pt e; moves_expr pt e | None -> ()) + in + List.iteri moves_stmt blk.blk_stmts; + (match blk.blk_expr with Some e -> do_point nstmts e; moves_expr nstmts e | None -> ()); + (* M3 loan-vs-loan: use-while-exclusively-borrowed. A direct read of a place + while an EXCLUSIVE [&mut] loan covering it is live is a conflict. This + single rule subsumes both diverging mutref shapes: + - a second overlapping borrow — [let b = &mut x] reads [x] at its + creation point while the first [&mut x] is still live; + - a plain read — [let y = x] (or [x] in any read position) while + [&mut x] is live. + The read at the exclusive loan's OWN birth point is the borrow creation + itself (not a conflicting use), so loans born at [pt] are excluded. Reads + THROUGH the borrow ([*a]) have root [a] (PlaceDeref → root of the holder), + never the borrowed-from root [x], so they never match. Emission is + liveness-gated by the solver ([loan_invalidated_at] requires the loan to + be live at the point), so NLL last-use shortening keeps valid code + accepted — only [&mut], never [&], triggers it. *) + List.iter (fun (v, pt) -> + List.iter (fun rl -> + if rl.rl_excl + && (match Borrow.root_var rl.rl_place with Some rv -> rv = v | None -> false) + && not (List.exists (fun (l, p) -> l = rl.rl_id && p = pt) !borrow_at) + then conflict_at := (rl.rl_id, pt) :: !conflict_at) + !loans) + !use_at; + (* M3 call-aliasing (mut-param argument). The lexical checker folds a call's + arguments left-to-right: a [mut] parameter's argument takes a CALL-SCOPED + EXCLUSIVE borrow ([record_borrow … Exclusive]) and every SUBSEQUENT + argument's read trips [find_aliasing_exclusive] — so [mut_then_read(x, x)] + is rejected, while the borrow's release after the call keeps + [just_mut(x); read_int(x)] accepted. We mirror that exactly: per call, + fold the args in order; mint a call-scoped exclusive loan (born at the + enclosing point [pt], killed at [pt+1] so it never reaches the next + statement) for each [mut]-param arg that denotes a place, and emit a + conflict for any LATER arg of the SAME call whose place overlaps an + exclusive loan minted by an EARLIER arg. Order- and call-scoped, matching + the fold: it cannot fire across statements, and (over-approximating only + toward MORE real same-call conflicts the lexical checker also sees) cannot + introduce a false positive. These loans are emitted as raw facts only — not + pushed onto [!loans] — so the generic use-while rule above and the move + passes are unaffected; the solver needs just [borrow_at]/[killed]/ + [conflict_at] to invalidate them. *) + let process_call pt fname args = + match Hashtbl.find_opt ctx.Borrow.fn_sigs fname with + | None -> () + | Some sg -> + let owns = sg.Borrow.fn_param_ownerships in + ignore (List.fold_left (fun excls (i, arg) -> + let ap = Borrow.expr_to_place symbols (peel arg) in + (match ap with + | Some p -> + List.iter (fun rl -> + if Borrow.places_overlap p rl.rl_place then + conflict_at := (rl.rl_id, pt) :: !conflict_at) excls + | None -> ()); + match (List.nth_opt owns i, ap) with + | (Some (Some Mut), Some p) -> + let l = fresh next_loan in + borrow_at := (l, pt) :: !borrow_at; + loan_origin := (l, fresh next_origin) :: !loan_origin; + killed := (l, pt + 1) :: !killed; + { rl_id = l; rl_place = p; rl_binder = None; rl_excl = true } :: excls + | _ -> excls) + [] (List.mapi (fun i a -> (i, a)) args)) + in + let call_here pt e = + match peel e with + | ExprApp (f, args) -> + (match peel f with ExprVar id -> process_call pt id.name args | _ -> ()) + | _ -> () + in + let rec alias_stmt pt s = + match s with + | StmtLet sl -> alias_expr pt sl.sl_value + | StmtExpr e -> alias_expr pt e + | StmtAssign (l, _, r) -> alias_expr pt l; alias_expr pt r + | StmtWhile (c, b) -> alias_expr pt c; alias_block pt b + | StmtFor (_, it, b) -> alias_expr pt it; alias_block pt b + and alias_expr pt e = + call_here pt e; + match peel e with + | ExprApp (f, args) -> alias_expr pt f; List.iter (alias_expr pt) args + | ExprUnary (_, x) -> alias_expr pt x + | ExprBinary (a, _, b) | ExprIndex (a, b) -> alias_expr pt a; alias_expr pt b + | ExprField (b, _) | ExprTupleIndex (b, _) -> alias_expr pt b + | ExprTuple xs | ExprArray xs -> List.iter (alias_expr pt) xs + | ExprIf ei -> + alias_expr pt ei.ei_cond; alias_expr pt ei.ei_then; + (match ei.ei_else with Some e -> alias_expr pt e | None -> ()) + | ExprMatch em -> + alias_expr pt em.em_scrutinee; + List.iter (fun a -> alias_expr pt a.ma_body) em.em_arms + | ExprBlock blk -> alias_block pt blk + | ExprTry et -> + alias_block pt et.et_body; + (match et.et_catch with Some arms -> List.iter (fun a -> alias_expr pt a.ma_body) arms | None -> ()); + (match et.et_finally with Some b -> alias_block pt b | None -> ()) + | _ -> () + and alias_block pt blk = + List.iter (alias_stmt pt) blk.blk_stmts; + (match blk.blk_expr with Some e -> alias_expr pt e | None -> ()) + in + List.iteri alias_stmt blk.blk_stmts; + (match blk.blk_expr with Some e -> alias_expr nstmts e | None -> ()); + { PF.empty_facts with + borrow_at = !borrow_at; loan_origin = !loan_origin; + killed = !killed; cfg_edge = base_cfg @ !extra_edges; conflict_at = !conflict_at; + move_at = !move_at; use_at = !use_at; reinit_at = !reinit_at } + | _ -> PF.empty_facts + +let function_decls (program : program) : fn_decl list = + List.filter_map (function TopFn fd -> Some fd | _ -> None) program.prog_decls + +(** Solver-side verdict for a whole program: does the Polonius solver report a + borrow error in any (straight-line) function? Each function is extracted + + solved independently (its points are local). Used by the M3 parallel-run diff + against [Borrow.check_program]. *) +let program_has_borrow_error (ctx : Borrow.context) (symbols : Symbol.t) + (program : program) : bool = + List.exists (fun fd -> + let d = Borrow_polonius.Solve.solve (extract_fn ctx symbols fd) in + d.PF.errors <> []) (function_decls program) diff --git a/lib/borrow_polonius/dune b/lib/borrow_polonius/dune new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2ffd59dd --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/borrow_polonius/dune @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ +; ADR-022 M1: the Polonius-style loan solver lives in its own library, created +; but NOT yet wired into `affinescript` (nothing depends on it). M3 wires it in +; behind a parallel-run diff against the lexical checker; M4 cuts over. +(library + (name borrow_polonius) + (public_name affinescript.borrow_polonius) + (modes byte native) + (preprocess + (pps ppx_deriving.show ppx_deriving.eq))) diff --git a/lib/borrow_polonius/solve.ml b/lib/borrow_polonius/solve.ml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8d49742a --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/borrow_polonius/solve.ml @@ -0,0 +1,150 @@ +(* SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 *) +(* SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell *) + +(** Polonius-style naive-datalog loan solver — ADR-022, milestone M3 (solver). + + Implements the three rules of ADR-022 §"Algorithm sketch" as a bottom-up + least-fixed-point worklist over the input {!Types.facts}: + + {ol + {- [loan_live_at(L, Q)] — [L] is live at [Q] iff there is a CFG path from its + creation point [borrow_at(L, P)] to [Q] along which [L] is never [killed]. + (Loan-centric liveness, the [dlv_naive] shape — origin-liveness propagation + is the extraction-time refinement, see {!subset_closure}.)} + {- [loan_invalidated_at(L, Q)] — a live loan whose protected place is accessed + conflictingly at [Q] ([conflict_at]; the hoisted [check_use] rule).} + {- [error(Q)] — any point carrying an invalidation.}} + + Termination: liveness is monotone over the finite [point × loan] space and the + worklist only ever adds facts, so the fixpoint is reached in ≤ |points|·|loans| + steps. Complexity is the ADR's stated [O((P×L)+(E×L))] — fine for the corpus + (median ≪ 100 loans × ≪ 1k points); [opt_naive] (difference relations) is a + later follow-up only if a pathological program appears. *) + +open Types + +(* small-set helpers over assoc-style fact lists (corpus is tiny; lists suffice) *) +let mem_pair (x : 'a) (y : 'b) (l : ('a * 'b) list) : bool = + List.exists (fun (a, b) -> a = x && b = y) l + +let dedup (l : 'a list) : 'a list = + List.fold_left (fun acc x -> if List.mem x acc then acc else x :: acc) [] l + |> List.rev + +(** Transitive closure of [subset]: [(O, O')] iff a loan in origin [O] also flows + into [O'] (i.e. [O ⊆ O'] holds, chained over all points). Exposed for the M3 + extractor, which uses it to chain reborrows — [let r2 = r1] makes [r2]'s origin + a superset of [r1]'s, so a loan in [r1] is carried by [r2]. The base solver + rules below are loan-centric and do not consume this yet (origin-liveness + propagation is the M4 refinement); it is provided here so extraction and + diagnostics share one notion of origin reachability. *) +let subset_closure (f : facts) : (origin * origin) list = + let edges = List.map (fun (a, b, _p) -> (a, b)) f.subset in + (* reflexive-transitive closure by naive iteration to a fixpoint *) + let origins = + dedup (List.concat_map (fun (a, b) -> [a; b]) edges) in + let init = List.map (fun o -> (o, o)) origins @ edges in + let rec close acc = + let grown = + acc @ List.concat_map (fun (a, b) -> + List.filter_map (fun (c, d) -> if b = c then Some (a, d) else None) acc) acc + |> dedup + in + if List.length grown = List.length acc then acc else close grown + in + close (dedup init) + +(** Least-fixpoint loan liveness (rule 1). Worklist seeded with creation points; + a loan propagates to a CFG successor unless it is [killed] there. *) +let compute_live (f : facts) : (loan * point) list = + let killed_at l q = mem_pair l q f.killed in + let live = ref [] in + let work = ref [] in + let add l p = + if not (mem_pair l p !live) then begin + live := (l, p) :: !live; + work := (l, p) :: !work + end + in + (* seed: live at creation point (a loan killed at its own creation point is + dead immediately — degenerate, but handled uniformly) *) + List.iter (fun (l, p) -> if not (killed_at l p) then add l p) f.borrow_at; + let rec loop () = + match !work with + | [] -> () + | (l, p) :: rest -> + work := rest; + List.iter (fun (p1, q) -> + if p1 = p && not (killed_at l q) then add l q) f.cfg_edge; + loop () + in + loop (); + dedup !live + +(** Forward least-fixpoint moved-state dataflow (the use-after-move rule). + + [moved_out(V,P)] = [move_at(V,P)] ∨ ([moved_in(V,P)] ∧ ¬[reinit_at(V,P)]); + [moved_in(V,P)] = ∃Q. [cfg_edge(Q,P)] ∧ [moved_out(V,Q)]. + + A move makes [V] moved on exit from its point; the state then flows forward + along the CFG, surviving every point that does not re-initialise [V]. Returns + [moved_in] (moved-state on ENTRY), which is what a [use_at] is checked against + — so the move site itself (where [V] is not yet moved on entry) is not flagged, + but a later use, or a second move (which is also a use), is. Monotone over the + finite [var × point] space ⇒ terminates; same shape/cost as {!compute_live}. *) +let compute_moved_in (f : facts) : (var * point) list = + let reinit_at v p = mem_pair v p f.reinit_at in + let moved_in = ref [] and moved_out = ref [] in + let work = ref [] in + let add_out v p = + if not (mem_pair v p !moved_out) then begin + moved_out := (v, p) :: !moved_out; + work := (v, p) :: !work + end + in + let add_in v p = + if not (mem_pair v p !moved_in) then begin + moved_in := (v, p) :: !moved_in; + (* moved-state survives into [P]'s exit unless [P] re-initialises [V] *) + if not (reinit_at v p) then add_out v p + end + in + (* seed: a move makes [V] moved-out at the move point — UNLESS the same point + also re-initialises [V]. At top-level-statement point granularity a loop body + like [drop_int(x); x = 42] collapses the move and the reviving rewrite onto + one point; letting reinit dominate the exit-state is conservative toward + ACCEPTANCE (it can only suppress an error, never invent one), which keeps the + false-positive direction — rejecting valid code — off the table. *) + List.iter (fun (v, p) -> if not (reinit_at v p) then add_out v p) f.move_at; + let rec loop () = + match !work with + | [] -> () + | (v, p) :: rest -> + work := rest; + List.iter (fun (p1, q) -> if p1 = p then add_in v q) f.cfg_edge; + loop () + in + loop (); + dedup !moved_in + +(** Run the solver over the input [facts]. *) +let solve (f : facts) : derived = + let loan_live_at = compute_live f in + (* rule 2: a live loan, conflictingly accessed at a point, is invalidated there *) + let loan_invalidated_at = + List.filter (fun (l, q) -> mem_pair l q f.conflict_at) loan_live_at |> dedup + in + (* use-after-move: a use of [V] at a point where [V] is already in moved-state *) + let moved_in = compute_moved_in f in + let uam_errors = + List.filter_map (fun (v, p) -> + (* a use of [V] where [V] is moved on entry AND not revived at this very + point is the error; a same-point reinit is assumed (conservatively) to + precede the use, so it is not flagged. *) + if mem_pair v p moved_in && not (mem_pair v p f.reinit_at) + then Some p else None) + f.use_at + in + (* rule 3 + UAM: the points carrying any invalidation or use-after-move *) + let errors = dedup (List.map snd loan_invalidated_at @ uam_errors) in + { loan_live_at; loan_invalidated_at; moved_in; errors } diff --git a/lib/borrow_polonius/types.ml b/lib/borrow_polonius/types.ml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6263e105 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/borrow_polonius/types.ml @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +(* SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 *) +(* SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell *) + +(** Polonius-style loan-solver relation types — ADR-022, milestone M1. + + Defined but NOT wired (the [affinescript] library does not depend on this + one yet). These are the published Polonius "naive datalog" relations + (Matsakis 2018): input fact tables derived from typing + CFG construction, + and the derived facts the {!Solve} worklist will compute from M3 onward. + + Identities are plain ints (program points, loans, origins) — the same + fresh-int identity as {!Ast.origin_var}; a real solver would intern them. *) + +type point = int [@@deriving show, eq] (** a program point (CFG node) *) +type loan = int [@@deriving show, eq] (** a loan / borrow identity (mirrors [Borrow.borrow.b_id]) *) +type origin = int [@@deriving show, eq] (** an origin / region variable (mirrors [Ast.origin_var]) *) +type var = int [@@deriving show, eq] (** a movable variable (mirrors [Borrow.root_var]'s symbol id) *) + +(** Input facts (ADR-022 §"Algorithm sketch"). *) +type facts = { + borrow_at : (loan * point) list; (** loan [L] is created at point [P] *) + loan_origin : (loan * origin) list; (** loan [L] flows into origin [O] *) + subset : (origin * origin * point) list; (** [O1 ⊆ O2] holds at point [P] *) + killed : (loan * point) list; (** loan [L] is killed at [P] (base moved / scope end) *) + cfg_edge : (point * point) list; (** control-flow edge [P1 → P2] *) + conflict_at : (loan * point) list; (** an access at [P] conflicts with loan [L]'s kind + under shared-XOR-exclusive — the [check_use] rule, + hoisted out of the imperative checker (ADR-022 rule 2). + Populated by M3 extraction. *) + (* ── plain use-after-move of an owned value (the lexical [state.moved] / + [check_use] rule, distinct from loan conflicts). A variable [V] moved at + [move_at(V,P)] is in moved-state on every CFG path forward until a whole- + place [reinit_at(V,P)] revives it; a [use_at(V,P)] reaching a moved-state + point is a use-after-move error. This is what catches [consume(a); + consume(a)] and the loop equivalent — cases with no loan involved that the + loan-conflict rules above are blind to. *) + move_at : (var * point) list; (** owned value [V] is moved out at [P] *) + use_at : (var * point) list; (** [V] is read at [P] (a move arg is also a use) *) + reinit_at : (var * point) list; (** whole-place write to [V] at [P] revives it *) +} +[@@deriving show, eq] + +let empty_facts : facts = + { borrow_at = []; loan_origin = []; subset = []; killed = []; cfg_edge = []; + conflict_at = []; move_at = []; use_at = []; reinit_at = [] } + +(** Derived facts + the verdict (ADR-022 rules 1–3 + the use-after-move rule). *) +type derived = { + loan_live_at : (loan * point) list; (** least fixed point over [cfg_edge] minus [killed] *) + loan_invalidated_at : (loan * point) list; (** an access at [P] conflicts with a live loan *) + moved_in : (var * point) list; (** [V] is in moved-state on entry to [P] (fwd dataflow) *) + errors : point list; (** points carrying an invalidation OR a use-after-move *) +} +[@@deriving show, eq] diff --git a/lib/c_codegen.ml b/lib/c_codegen.ml index bc713237..4ef2bd4b 100644 --- a/lib/c_codegen.ml +++ b/lib/c_codegen.ml @@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ let rec c_type_of_ty (te : type_expr) : string = let elems = List.map c_type_of_ty ts in intern_tuple elems | TyRecord _ -> "void *" - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> c_type_of_ty t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> c_type_of_ty t | TyVar _ | TyHole -> "void *" let c_type_of_ret = function @@ -239,9 +239,25 @@ let rec gen_expr ctx (expr : expr) : string = | ExprIndex (arr, idx) -> Printf.sprintf "(%s)[%s]" (gen_expr ctx arr) (gen_expr ctx idx) | ExprSpan (inner, _) -> gen_expr ctx inner - | ExprHandle { eh_body; eh_handlers = _ } -> gen_expr ctx eh_body - | ExprResume (Some e) -> gen_expr ctx e - | ExprResume None -> "((void)0)" + | ExprHandle _ -> + (* #555: compiling the body and dropping every handler arm (the previous + behaviour) was a silent wrong-value miscompile — `handle 41 { return(v) + => v + 1 }` emitted 41 instead of 42, and a `perform` would never + dispatch to its arm. The C backend has no handler-dispatch / CPS + transform, so fail loudly (matching the WASM, WasmGC, Deno-ESM and + JS-text backends) rather than emit wrong code; use the interpreter + (`--interp` / `-i`) for algebraic effects. *) + failwith + "effect handler (handle { ... }) in the C backend — handler arms \ + cannot be dispatched (requires a CPS transform; Refs #555); \ + use `--interp` / `-i`" + | ExprResume _ -> + (* `resume` is only meaningful inside a handler arm; the enclosing + `handle` already fails above. Fail consistently rather than emit a + silent argument passthrough (issue #555). *) + failwith + "`resume` expression in the C backend — only valid inside a `handle` \ + block (Refs #555); use `--interp` / `-i`" | ExprRecord { er_fields; _ } -> let fs = List.map (fun (id, e_opt) -> let v = match e_opt with Some e -> gen_expr ctx e | None -> mangle id.name in diff --git a/lib/codegen.ml b/lib/codegen.ml index 2e6206c1..84c3603f 100644 --- a/lib/codegen.ml +++ b/lib/codegen.ml @@ -21,7 +21,8 @@ type ownership_kind = (** Code generation context *) type context = { types : func_type list; (** type section *) - funcs : func list; (** function definitions *) + funcs : func list; (** function definitions (cons-accumulated, reversed at emission) *) + num_funcs : int; (** length of [funcs] — O(1) index assignment (issue-draft 07; List.length per fn was O(n²)) *) exports : export list; (** exports *) imports : import list; (** imports *) globals : global list; (** global variables *) @@ -86,6 +87,72 @@ type 'a result = ('a, codegen_error) Result.t (** Result bind operator *) let ( let* ) = Result.bind +(* issue-draft 05 / task #8 — Float-through-heap guard. + The core-wasm backend stores every heap cell (array element, tuple element, + record field) as a uniform 4-byte i32 slot. A Float is f64 (8 bytes), so any + Float that transits the heap is mismodeled: invalid wasm on load, silent + 32-of-64-bit truncation on store. Until the type-directed heap layout lands + (task #8) we reject such a value loudly rather than emit corrupt bytes. + Scalar Float (which stays in an f64 local) is unaffected — only Float *inside + an aggregate*. The interpreter (-i), the Julia backend (-julia), and the GPU + kernel backends (WGSL/CUDA/Metal/OpenCL) all lower f64 aggregates correctly. *) +let rec ty_strip_own (te : type_expr) : type_expr = + match te with TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> ty_strip_own t | t -> t + +let rec ty_mentions_float (te : type_expr) : bool = + match ty_strip_own te with + | TyCon id -> id.name = "Float" + | TyApp (_, args) -> List.exists (function TyArg t -> ty_mentions_float t) args + | TyTuple ts -> List.exists ty_mentions_float ts + | TyRecord (fields, _) -> + List.exists (fun (rf : row_field) -> ty_mentions_float rf.rf_ty) fields + | _ -> false + +let rec ty_float_in_heap (te : type_expr) : bool = + match ty_strip_own te with + | TyApp (id, args) when id.name = "Array" -> + (* Array[Float] is handled: the Float heap wall lowers the literal to + [ExprFloatArray] (8-byte f64 cells) and each `Float`-yielding index to + [ExprFloatIndex]. Only flag arrays whose ELEMENT is itself a still- + unhandled float aggregate (e.g. Array of Float records); Array[Float], + nested Array[Array[Float]], and Array[(Float,Float)] are fine. *) + List.exists (function TyArg t -> ty_float_in_heap t) args + | TyTuple _ -> + (* Tuples are fully handled: a float-bearing tuple uses uniform 8-byte + cells (ExprCellTuple/ExprCellTupleIndex), per-cell i32/f64 op, so field + offsets stay i*8 regardless of the field-type mix. Any unhandled INNER + aggregate (e.g. a Float record field) loud-fails at its own + construction site, not here (issue-draft 05). *) + false + | TyRecord (fields, rowvar) -> + (* Closed float-bearing records are handled: sorted-by-name uniform-8 cells + (ExprCellRecord/ExprCellField). An OPEN record row (has a row variable) + cannot have its layout fixed, so it still loud-fails. Nested float + aggregates in fields self-handle at their own sites. *) + rowvar <> None && List.exists (fun (rf : row_field) -> ty_mentions_float rf.rf_ty) fields + | _ -> false + +let float_in_heap_msg (what : string) : string = + Printf.sprintf + "Float inside %s is not supported by the core-wasm backend: its uniform \ + 4-byte heap cells truncate f64 (issue-draft 05). Use the interpreter (-i), \ + the Julia backend (-julia), or a GPU kernel backend (e.g. -o foo.wgsl) — \ + all lower f64 aggregates correctly. Type-directed heap layout is task #8." + what + +let guard_no_heap_float (te : type_expr) : unit result = + if ty_float_in_heap te + then Error (UnsupportedFeature (float_in_heap_msg "an aggregate (Array/tuple/record)")) + else Ok () + +let guard_fn_no_heap_float (fd : fn_decl) : unit result = + let* () = + List.fold_left + (fun acc (p : param) -> let* () = acc in guard_no_heap_float p.p_ty) + (Ok ()) fd.fd_params + in + match fd.fd_ret_ty with Some t -> guard_no_heap_float t | None -> Ok () + (** Count imported functions (for index offsets) *) let import_func_count (ctx : context) : int = List.fold_left (fun acc imp -> @@ -98,6 +165,7 @@ let import_func_count (ctx : context) : int = let create_context () : context = { types = []; funcs = []; + num_funcs = 0; exports = []; imports = []; globals = []; @@ -143,7 +211,7 @@ let rec struct_name_of_ty (ty : type_expr) : string option = match ty with | TyCon id -> Some id.name | TyApp (id, _) -> Some id.name - | TyOwn inner | TyRef inner | TyMut inner -> struct_name_of_ty inner + | TyOwn inner | TyRef (_, inner) | TyMut (_, inner) -> struct_name_of_ty inner | _ -> None (** Extract ownership kind from an optional return type expression *) @@ -358,6 +426,21 @@ let rec find_free_vars (bound_vars : string list) (expr : expr) : string list = find_free_vars bound_vars e1 @ find_free_vars bound_vars e2 | ExprVariant _ -> [] | ExprSpan (e, _) -> find_free_vars bound_vars e + (* Float-wall elaboration nodes (codegen runs on the post-elaborate tree, so + these CAN appear here): traverse them exactly like their pre-elaboration + forms, else a variable captured only inside a float expression is missed + and the closure mis-lowers to UnboundVariable. *) + | ExprFloatBinary (a, _, b) -> + find_free_vars bound_vars a @ find_free_vars bound_vars b + | ExprFloatArray exprs -> List.concat (List.map (find_free_vars bound_vars) exprs) + | ExprFloatIndex (a, b) -> + find_free_vars bound_vars a @ find_free_vars bound_vars b + | ExprCellTuple cells -> + List.concat (List.map (fun (e, _) -> find_free_vars bound_vars e) cells) + | ExprCellTupleIndex (e, _, _) -> find_free_vars bound_vars e + | ExprCellRecord fields -> + List.concat (List.map (fun (_, e, _) -> find_free_vars bound_vars e) fields) + | ExprCellField (e, _, _) -> find_free_vars bound_vars e | _ -> [] (* Other expressions *) (** Remove duplicates from list *) @@ -437,6 +520,9 @@ let rec expr_val_type (ctx : context) (e : expr) : value_type = | ExprLit (LitFloat _) -> F64 | ExprFloatBinary (_, (OpAdd | OpSub | OpMul | OpDiv), _) -> F64 | ExprFloatBinary (_, _, _) -> I32 (* comparisons yield Bool/i32 *) + | ExprFloatIndex _ -> F64 (* Float heap wall: a[i] : Float *) + | ExprCellTupleIndex (_, _, is_f64) -> if is_f64 then F64 else I32 (* t.i cell *) + | ExprCellField (_, _, is_f64) -> if is_f64 then F64 else I32 (* r.f cell *) | ExprUnary (OpNeg, e1) -> expr_val_type ctx e1 | ExprSpan (e1, _) -> expr_val_type ctx e1 | ExprVar id -> @@ -453,6 +539,15 @@ let rec expr_val_type (ctx : context) (e : expr) : value_type = (match lb.el_body with Some e1 -> expr_val_type ctx e1 | None -> I32) | _ -> I32 +(* Companion to [guard_no_heap_float] for aggregate *literals*, whose element + types are not annotated: reject if any element lowers to f64 (issue-draft 05 + / task #8). Conservative — only catches statically-known f64 elements. *) +let guard_no_float_elems (ctx : context) (elems : expr list) (what : string) + : unit result = + if List.exists (fun e -> expr_val_type ctx e = F64) elems + then Error (UnsupportedFeature (float_in_heap_msg ("a " ^ what ^ " literal"))) + else Ok () + (** Float wall: run-length-encode local value types (in index order) into the wasm [local] group list (default i32). *) let rle_locals (vts : value_type list) : local list = @@ -918,6 +1013,28 @@ let rec gen_expr (ctx : context) (expr : expr) : (context * instr list) result = List.mem_assoc name ctx.locals ) (dedup all_free) in + (* Float wall: f64 in a closure — a captured Float, a Float parameter, or a + Float result — needs an f64-aware closure calling convention (env cells, + lambda param/result/local types, and the matching CallIndirect type), + which the uniform-4-byte-i32 closure ABI does not yet provide. Loud-fail + honestly rather than emit invalid wasm or mis-lower (issue-draft 05, task + #8 closures). Conservative: any of the three triggers rejects. *) + let* () = + let captures_float = List.exists (fun name -> + match lookup_local ctx name with + | Ok idx -> (match List.assoc_opt idx ctx.local_types with Some F64 -> true | _ -> false) + | Error _ -> false) captured_vars in + let param_float = List.exists (fun p -> ty_mentions_float p.p_ty) lam.elam_params in + let body_float = (expr_val_type ctx lam.elam_body = F64) in + if captures_float || param_float || body_float + then Error (UnsupportedFeature + "Float in a closure (captured Float, Float parameter, or Float result) is \ + not yet supported by the core-wasm backend: the closure ABI uses uniform \ + 4-byte env/parameter cells (issue-draft 05, task #8 closures). Use the \ + interpreter (-i) or the Julia backend (-julia).") + else Ok () + in + let lambda_id = ctx.next_lambda_id in (* If there are captured variables, create closure environment *) @@ -1912,6 +2029,7 @@ let rec gen_expr (ctx : context) (expr : expr) : (context * instr list) result = Ok (ctx_final, scrutinee_code @ [LocalSet temp_idx] @ arms_code) | ExprTuple elements -> + let* () = guard_no_float_elems ctx elements "tuple" in (* Tuple layout in memory: [elem0: I32][elem1: I32][elem2: I32]... *) (* No length field - tuple size is fixed at creation *) let num_elements = List.length elements in @@ -1943,7 +2061,29 @@ let rec gen_expr (ctx : context) (expr : expr) : (context * instr list) result = (* Complete code: allocate, save to temp, store elements, return pointer *) Ok (ctx_final, alloc_code @ save_code @ store_code @ [LocalGet temp_idx]) + | ExprCellTuple cells -> + (* Float heap wall (issue-draft 05): float-bearing tuple — UNIFORM 8-byte + cells (no length header), field i at offset i*8. Per-cell op: f64.store + for a Float field, i32.store (low 4 bytes of the 8-byte slot) otherwise. + Uniform-8 keeps offsets independent of the field-type mix, so a mixed + (Int, Float) needs no per-field accumulation. Produced by the elaboration. *) + let num_elements = List.length cells in + let size_in_bytes = num_elements * 8 in + let (ctx_with_heap, alloc_code) = gen_heap_alloc ctx size_in_bytes in + let (ctx_with_temp, temp_idx) = alloc_local ctx_with_heap "__ctup_ptr" in + let save_code = [LocalSet temp_idx] in + let* (ctx_final, store_code) = List.fold_left (fun acc (idx, (elem_expr, is_f64)) -> + let* (ctx_acc, code_acc) = acc in + let* (ctx', elem_code) = gen_expr ctx_acc elem_expr in + let offset = idx * 8 in + let store = if is_f64 then F64Store (3, offset) else I32Store (2, offset) in + let store_instrs = [ LocalGet temp_idx ] @ elem_code @ [ store ] in + Ok (ctx', code_acc @ store_instrs) + ) (Ok (ctx_with_temp, [])) (List.mapi (fun i c -> (i, c)) cells) in + Ok (ctx_final, alloc_code @ save_code @ store_code @ [LocalGet temp_idx]) + | ExprArray elements -> + let* () = guard_no_float_elems ctx elements "array" in (* Array layout in memory: [length: I32][elem0: I32][elem1: I32]... *) let num_elements = List.length elements in let size_in_bytes = 4 + (num_elements * 4) in (* 4 for length + 4 per element *) @@ -1981,7 +2121,40 @@ let rec gen_expr (ctx : context) (expr : expr) : (context * instr list) result = (* Complete code: allocate, save to temp, store length, store elements, return pointer *) Ok (ctx_final, alloc_code @ save_code @ length_code @ store_code @ [LocalGet temp_idx]) + | ExprFloatArray elements -> + (* Float heap wall (issue-draft 05, durable fix). An array whose elements + typed as `Float`: 4-byte length header then 8-byte f64 cells with + `f64.store` (8-byte stride). Mirrors [ExprArray] but for f64 so the value + is no longer truncated through a 4-byte cell. The length stays at offset + 0 (i32) so `len`/bounds code is layout-compatible with i32 arrays; only + the element stride and opcode differ. Produced only by + Typecheck.elaborate_string_concat (never the parser). The f64 ops carry + alignment hint 3 (the max wasm allows for an 8-byte access); the actual + 4+i*8 address need not be 8-aligned — the hint does not affect validity. *) + let num_elements = List.length elements in + let size_in_bytes = 4 + (num_elements * 8) in + let (ctx_with_heap, alloc_code) = gen_heap_alloc ctx size_in_bytes in + let (ctx_with_temp, temp_idx) = alloc_local ctx_with_heap "__farr_ptr" in + let save_code = [LocalSet temp_idx] in + let length_code = [ + LocalGet temp_idx; + I32Const (Int32.of_int num_elements); + I32Store (2, 0); + ] in + let* (ctx_final, store_code) = List.fold_left (fun acc (idx, elem_expr) -> + let* (ctx_acc, code_acc) = acc in + let* (ctx', elem_code) = gen_expr ctx_acc elem_expr in + let offset = 4 + (idx * 8) in + let store_instrs = [ LocalGet temp_idx ] @ elem_code @ [ F64Store (3, offset) ] in + Ok (ctx', code_acc @ store_instrs) + ) (Ok (ctx_with_temp, [])) (List.mapi (fun i e -> (i, e)) elements) in + Ok (ctx_final, alloc_code @ save_code @ length_code @ store_code @ [LocalGet temp_idx]) + | ExprRecord rec_expr -> + let* () = + guard_no_float_elems ctx + (List.map (fun (id, eopt) -> match eopt with Some e -> e | None -> ExprVar id) + rec_expr.er_fields) "record" in (* Allocate memory for record fields *) let num_fields = List.length rec_expr.er_fields in let size_in_bytes = num_fields * 4 in (* Each field is 4 bytes (I32) *) @@ -2018,6 +2191,31 @@ let rec gen_expr (ctx : context) (expr : expr) : (context * instr list) result = (* But we already consumed the address from stack when storing, so push it again *) Ok (ctx_final, alloc_code @ save_code @ store_code @ [LocalGet temp_idx]) + | ExprCellRecord fields -> + (* Float heap wall (issue-draft 05): closed float-bearing record — uniform + 8-byte cells, fields placed by NAME sorted ascending so this matches the + offsets baked into [ExprCellField] at elaborate time. Per-cell op: f64 for + a Float field, i32 (low 4 bytes) otherwise. Produced only by elaboration. *) + let num_fields = List.length fields in + let size_in_bytes = num_fields * 8 in + let (ctx_with_heap, alloc_code) = gen_heap_alloc ctx size_in_bytes in + let (ctx_with_temp, temp_idx) = alloc_local ctx_with_heap "__crec_ptr" in + let save_code = [LocalSet temp_idx] in + let sorted_names = + List.sort String.compare (List.map (fun ((id : ident), _, _) -> id.name) fields) in + let pos_of name = + let rec idx i = function + | [] -> 0 | x :: _ when x = name -> i | _ :: r -> idx (i + 1) r in + idx 0 sorted_names in + let* (ctx_final, store_code) = List.fold_left (fun acc ((id : ident), fexpr, is_f64) -> + let* (ctx_acc, code_acc) = acc in + let* (ctx', fcode) = gen_expr ctx_acc fexpr in + let offset = (pos_of id.name) * 8 in + let store = if is_f64 then F64Store (3, offset) else I32Store (2, offset) in + Ok (ctx', code_acc @ [LocalGet temp_idx] @ fcode @ [store]) + ) (Ok (ctx_with_temp, [])) fields in + Ok (ctx_final, alloc_code @ save_code @ store_code @ [LocalGet temp_idx]) + | ExprField (record_expr, field) -> (* Generate code for record expression (gets pointer) *) let* (ctx', record_code) = gen_expr ctx record_expr in @@ -2046,6 +2244,13 @@ let rec gen_expr (ctx : context) (expr : expr) : (context * instr list) result = Ok (ctx', record_code @ load_code) + | ExprCellField (record_expr, offset, is_f64) -> + (* Float heap wall: r.f on a closed float-bearing (uniform-8, sorted-by-name) + record — load at the baked byte offset, f64 if the field is Float else i32. *) + let* (ctx', record_code) = gen_expr ctx record_expr in + let load = if is_f64 then F64Load (3, offset) else I32Load (2, offset) in + Ok (ctx', record_code @ [load]) + | ExprTupleIndex (tuple_expr, index) -> (* Generate code for tuple expression (gets pointer) *) let* (ctx', tuple_code) = gen_expr ctx tuple_expr in @@ -2060,6 +2265,14 @@ let rec gen_expr (ctx : context) (expr : expr) : (context * instr list) result = Ok (ctx', tuple_code @ load_code) + | ExprCellTupleIndex (tuple_expr, index, is_f64) -> + (* Float heap wall: t.i on a uniform-8 float-bearing tuple — load field i at + offset i*8, f64 if the field is Float else i32 (issue-draft 05). *) + let* (ctx', tuple_code) = gen_expr ctx tuple_expr in + let offset = index * 8 in + let load = if is_f64 then F64Load (3, offset) else I32Load (2, offset) in + Ok (ctx', tuple_code @ [load]) + | ExprIndex (array_expr, index_expr) -> (* Generate code for array (gets pointer) *) let* (ctx_after_arr, array_code) = gen_expr ctx array_expr in @@ -2085,6 +2298,23 @@ let rec gen_expr (ctx : context) (expr : expr) : (context * instr list) result = (* Complete code: array_ptr, index, calculate offset, add to base, load *) Ok (ctx_after_idx, array_code @ index_code @ offset_calc @ load_code) + | ExprFloatIndex (array_expr, index_expr) -> + (* Float heap wall: a[i] : Float — dual of [ExprFloatArray]. 8-byte stride, + offset 4 + i*8, `f64.load` (alignment hint 3). *) + let* (ctx_after_arr, array_code) = gen_expr ctx array_expr in + let* (ctx_after_idx, index_code) = gen_expr ctx_after_arr index_expr in + let offset_calc = [ + I32Const 8l; (* 8-byte f64 cell *) + I32Mul; (* index * 8 *) + I32Const 4l; (* skip 4-byte length header *) + I32Add; (* offset = 4 + (index * 8) *) + ] in + let load_code = [ + I32Add; (* base_ptr + offset *) + F64Load (3, 0); (* load f64 *) + ] in + Ok (ctx_after_idx, array_code @ index_code @ offset_calc @ load_code) + | ExprVariant (_type_name, variant_name) -> (* Look up variant tag *) (* For now, use variant name directly to find tag *) @@ -2590,6 +2820,35 @@ and gen_stmt (ctx : context) (stmt : stmt) : (context * instr list) result = I32Store (2, 0) (* Store result *) ]) end + | ExprFloatIndex (arr_expr, idx_expr) -> + (* Float heap wall: arr[i] = expr where arr : Array[Float]. 8-byte f64 + cell at offset 4 + i*8, matching [ExprFloatArray] construction and + [ExprFloatIndex] reads (issue-draft 05). The LHS reached here because + StmtAssign synths it, so a `Float`-yielding index was recorded and + elaborated to [ExprFloatIndex] (the i32 [ExprIndex] arm above never + sees a float array). *) + let* (ctx', arr_code) = gen_expr ctx arr_expr in + let* (ctx'', idx_code) = gen_expr ctx' idx_expr in + begin match op with + | AssignEq -> + let* (ctx''', rhs_code) = gen_expr ctx'' rhs in + Ok (ctx''', arr_code @ idx_code @ [ + I32Const 8l; + I32Mul; (* idx * 8 *) + I32Const 4l; + I32Add; (* idx*8 + 4 (skip length header) *) + I32Add; (* arr + 4 + idx*8 *) + ] @ rhs_code @ [ + F64Store (3, 0) (* store f64 *) + ]) + | AssignAdd | AssignSub | AssignMul | AssignDiv -> + (* Honest loud-fail: f64 compound-assign to an array element is not + yet lowered (the i32 [gen_binop] family would mistype the f64). + Rare; write `a[i] = a[i] x`. Matches the #555/#556 policy. *) + Error (UnsupportedFeature + "compound assignment (+= -= *= /=) to a Float array element is not \ + yet lowered to wasm (issue-draft 05); rewrite as `a[i] = a[i] x`.") + end | _ -> Error (UnsupportedFeature "Assignment to this expression type not yet supported") end @@ -3000,6 +3259,7 @@ let () = end) let gen_function (ctx : context) (fd : fn_decl) : (context * func) result = + let* () = guard_fn_no_heap_float fd in (* Create fresh context for function scope, but preserve lambda_funcs and next_lambda_id *) (* Float wall: reset [local_types] too — local indices restart at 0 per function, so a previous function's f64-local entries must not leak (else a @@ -3163,12 +3423,20 @@ let gen_decl (ctx : context) (decl : top_level) : context result = shared builder, so the definition signature matches call/import sites. *) let func_type = func_type_of_fn_decl fd in - (* Add type to types list *) - let type_idx = List.length ctx.types in - let ctx_with_type = { ctx with types = ctx.types @ [func_type] } in + (* Intern the type (dedup) rather than always-append. The old always-append + path grew [ctx.types] by one PER FUNCTION, so both [List.length] and + [@ [func_type]] were O(len) per decl → the residual O(n²) (issue-draft 07; + the extern path above already interned). Interning keeps [types] at the + number of DISTINCT signatures (2 for the scaling bench, small for real + programs) and yields a smaller, canonical Wasm type section. It never + reorders existing entries — equal type → existing index, new type → + appended at the end (exactly where the old code put it) — so every + previously-assigned type index is preserved. *) + let (type_idx, types_after) = intern_func_type ctx.types func_type in + let ctx_with_type = { ctx with types = types_after } in (* Determine function index before generating *) - let func_idx = import_func_count ctx_with_type + List.length ctx_with_type.funcs in + let func_idx = import_func_count ctx_with_type + ctx_with_type.num_funcs in (* Stage 2: Extract ownership annotations for typed-wasm [typedwasm.ownership] section *) let param_kinds = List.map ownership_kind_of_param fd.fd_params in @@ -3186,8 +3454,13 @@ let gen_decl (ctx : context) (decl : top_level) : context result = | None -> ctx_with_type.fn_ret_structs in let ctx_with_func_idx = { ctx_with_type with - func_indices = ctx_with_type.func_indices @ [(fd.fd_name.name, func_idx)]; - ownership_annots = ctx_with_type.ownership_annots @ [(func_idx, param_kinds, ret_kind)]; + (* cons, not @-append: append is O(len) → O(n²) over n functions + (issue-draft 07). func_indices is a name→idx lookup (order-irrelevant); + ownership_annots is reversed once at emission (build_ownership_section). + func_idx is computed from List.length (order-independent), so indices + are unchanged. *) + func_indices = (fd.fd_name.name, func_idx) :: ctx_with_type.func_indices; + ownership_annots = (func_idx, param_kinds, ret_kind) :: ctx_with_type.ownership_annots; fn_ret_structs = fn_ret_structs'; (* Float wall: record this fn's result value type for call-site inference. *) fn_ret_types = (fd.fd_name.name, @@ -3212,7 +3485,11 @@ let gen_decl (ctx : context) (decl : top_level) : context result = in (* Use ctx_after_gen to preserve any lambda_funcs created during generation *) Ok { ctx_after_gen with - funcs = ctx_after_gen.funcs @ [func_with_type]; + (* cons, not @-append (issue-draft 07: O(n²)). funcs is reversed once + at emission (all_funcs below); func_idx came from List.length so the + final index = insert order is preserved by the reverse. *) + funcs = func_with_type :: ctx_after_gen.funcs; + num_funcs = ctx_after_gen.num_funcs + 1; exports = ctx_after_gen.exports @ export } @@ -3539,7 +3816,7 @@ let generate_module ?loader (prog : program) : wasm_module result = (* Merge regular functions and lambda functions *) let num_regular_funcs = List.length ctx'.funcs in let import_offset = import_func_count ctx' in - let all_funcs = ctx'.funcs @ ctx'.lambda_funcs in + let all_funcs = List.rev ctx'.funcs @ ctx'.lambda_funcs in (* funcs is cons-accumulated; restore index order *) (* Create function table if there are lambdas *) let (tables, elems) = if List.length ctx'.lambda_funcs > 0 then @@ -3630,7 +3907,7 @@ let generate_module ?loader (prog : program) : wasm_module result = in (* Stage 2: Build [typedwasm.ownership] custom section from collected annotations *) - let ownership_payload = build_ownership_section ctx'.ownership_annots in + let ownership_payload = build_ownership_section (List.rev ctx'.ownership_annots) in (* cons-accumulated; restore entry order *) let custom_sections = if Bytes.length ownership_payload > 0 then [("typedwasm.ownership", ownership_payload)] else diff --git a/lib/codegen_deno.ml b/lib/codegen_deno.ml index 89b2bf1e..16ce8678 100644 --- a/lib/codegen_deno.ml +++ b/lib/codegen_deno.ml @@ -964,7 +964,7 @@ let resolve_var ctx (name : string) : string = nominal [Int] constructor counts; type variables / applications do not. *) let rec type_head_is_int : type_expr -> bool = function | TyCon id -> id.name = "Int" - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> type_head_is_int t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> type_head_is_int t | _ -> false (* Is [t] an [Array] (surface `[Int]`, which the parser desugars to @@ -972,7 +972,7 @@ let rec type_head_is_int : type_expr -> bool = function element reads as integers (#478). *) let rec type_is_int_array : type_expr -> bool = function | TyApp (id, [ TyArg elem ]) -> id.name = "Array" && type_head_is_int elem - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> type_is_int_array t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> type_is_int_array t | _ -> false (* Simple-variable pattern name, if [pat] binds exactly one name. *) @@ -1556,7 +1556,7 @@ let gen_function ctx (fd : fn_decl) : unit = let rec type_expr_name : type_expr -> string option = function | TyCon id | TyVar id -> Some id.name | TyApp (id, _) -> Some id.name - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> type_expr_name t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> type_expr_name t | _ -> None (* The struct (if any, among [known]) that [fd]'s first parameter is typed diff --git a/lib/codegen_gc.ml b/lib/codegen_gc.ml index 40f7c95a..018b2151 100644 --- a/lib/codegen_gc.ml +++ b/lib/codegen_gc.ml @@ -191,7 +191,7 @@ let rec as_type_to_gc_valtype (ty : type_expr) : gc_valtype = || id.name = "Char" || id.name = "Nat" -> GcPrim I32 | TyCon id when id.name = "Float" -> GcPrim F64 | TyCon _ -> GcAnyref - | TyOwn inner | TyRef inner -> as_type_to_gc_valtype inner + | TyOwn inner | TyRef (_, inner) -> as_type_to_gc_valtype inner | _ -> GcAnyref (** Map an AffineScript type annotation to a struct field type. diff --git a/lib/dune b/lib/dune index ad33e93e..e85af42f 100644 --- a/lib/dune +++ b/lib/dune @@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ affine_vscode_adapter_source ast borrow + borrow_extract c_codegen cafe_face codegen @@ -79,6 +80,7 @@ python_face quantity resolve + solo_cesk span symbol tea_bridge @@ -100,7 +102,7 @@ wasm_gc_encode wasi_runtime wgsl_codegen) - (libraries str unix sedlex fmt menhirLib yojson) + (libraries str unix sedlex fmt menhirLib yojson borrow_polonius) ; Warnings 8 (partial-match) and 9 (missing-record-fields) are demoted from ; error to warning so that adding new AST variants (e.g. FnExtern, TyExtern) ; doesn't require updating every backend's match in lock-step. Critical diff --git a/lib/effect_sites.ml b/lib/effect_sites.ml index db59f167..54c73e32 100644 --- a/lib/effect_sites.ml +++ b/lib/effect_sites.ml @@ -71,17 +71,21 @@ let rec visit_expr (visit : expr -> unit) (e : expr) : unit = List.iter go_arm m.em_arms | ExprLambda l -> go_expr l.elam_body | ExprField (e, _) | ExprTupleIndex (e, _) | ExprRowRestrict (e, _) - | ExprSpan (e, _) | ExprUnary (_, e) -> + | ExprSpan (e, _) | ExprUnary (_, e) | ExprCellTupleIndex (e, _, _) + | ExprCellField (e, _, _) -> go_expr e | ExprIndex (a, b) | ExprBinary (a, _, b) | ExprStringConcat (a, b) - | ExprStringEq (a, b, _) | ExprStringRel (a, b, _) | ExprFloatBinary (a, _, b) -> + | ExprStringEq (a, b, _) | ExprStringRel (a, b, _) | ExprFloatBinary (a, _, b) + | ExprFloatIndex (a, b) -> (* ExprStringConcat (slice 8b) recurses like ExprBinary and is NOT a call site: string `++` is not an effect operation, so keeping it out of the ExprApp census preserves effect-ordinal parity between the interpreter (which sees the original ExprBinary) and the wasm backend. *) go_expr a; go_expr b - | ExprTuple es | ExprArray es -> List.iter go_expr es + | ExprTuple es | ExprArray es | ExprFloatArray es -> List.iter go_expr es + | ExprCellTuple cells -> List.iter (fun (e, _) -> go_expr e) cells + | ExprCellRecord fields -> List.iter (fun (_, e, _) -> go_expr e) fields | ExprRecord r -> List.iter (fun (_, eo) -> match eo with Some e -> go_expr e | None -> ()) diff --git a/lib/faust_codegen.ml b/lib/faust_codegen.ml index 0bb03a43..15569bc4 100644 --- a/lib/faust_codegen.ml +++ b/lib/faust_codegen.ml @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ let mangle s = let rec scalar_ok (te : type_expr) : unit = match te with | TyCon id when id.name = "Float" || id.name = "Int" -> () - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> scalar_ok t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> scalar_ok t | _ -> unsupported "Faust kernels accept only Int/Float scalars" (* ============================================================================ diff --git a/lib/gleam_codegen.ml b/lib/gleam_codegen.ml index 3fa1932e..0fd2ffd9 100644 --- a/lib/gleam_codegen.ml +++ b/lib/gleam_codegen.ml @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ let rec gleam_type = function | TyCon id -> mangle id.name | TyTuple [] -> "Nil" | TyTuple ts -> "#(" ^ String.concat ", " (List.map gleam_type ts) ^ ")" - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> gleam_type t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> gleam_type t | _ -> "Dynamic" let ret_type = function None -> "Nil" | Some t -> gleam_type t diff --git a/lib/int_div_classifier.ml b/lib/int_div_classifier.ml index 35646b42..3e3fe7f1 100644 --- a/lib/int_div_classifier.ml +++ b/lib/int_div_classifier.ml @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ open Ast not. *) let rec type_head_is_int : type_expr -> bool = function | TyCon id -> id.name = "Int" - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> type_head_is_int t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> type_head_is_int t | _ -> false (** Is [t] an [Array] (surface `[Int]`, which the parser desugars @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ let rec type_head_is_int : type_expr -> bool = function indexed element reads as integers. *) let rec type_is_int_array : type_expr -> bool = function | TyApp (id, [ TyArg elem ]) -> id.name = "Array" && type_head_is_int elem - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> type_is_int_array t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> type_is_int_array t | _ -> false (** Simple-variable pattern name, if [pat] binds exactly one name. *) diff --git a/lib/interp.ml b/lib/interp.ml index bb94142d..bc6b8c6d 100644 --- a/lib/interp.ml +++ b/lib/interp.ml @@ -156,6 +156,37 @@ let rec eval (env : env) (expr : expr) : value result = elaboration. *) eval env (ExprBinary (left, op, right)) + | ExprFloatArray elements -> + (* Float heap wall: re-dispatch to the ordinary array — [VArray] holds boxed + float values, with no wasm cell model to mismodel. *) + eval env (ExprArray elements) + + | ExprFloatIndex (arr, idx) -> + (* Float heap wall: re-dispatch to the ordinary index. *) + eval env (ExprIndex (arr, idx)) + + | ExprCellTuple cells -> + (* Float heap wall: re-dispatch to the ordinary tuple (drop cell kinds). *) + eval env (ExprTuple (List.map fst cells)) + + | ExprCellTupleIndex (tup, i, _) -> + (* Float heap wall: re-dispatch to the ordinary tuple index. *) + eval env (ExprTupleIndex (tup, i)) + + | ExprCellRecord fields -> + (* Float heap wall: re-dispatch to the ordinary record (drop cell kinds). *) + eval env (ExprRecord { er_fields = List.map (fun (id, e, _) -> (id, Some e)) fields; + er_spread = None }) + + | ExprCellField (rec_e, _, _) -> + (* Float heap wall: re-dispatch — but the interpreter needs the field NAME, + which this wasm-only node has dropped in favour of a byte offset. The + interpreter never sees this node in practice (it evaluates the pre- + elaboration tree); fail loudly if that assumption is ever violated. *) + ignore rec_e; + Error (RuntimeError "ExprCellField is a wasm-only elaboration; the interpreter \ + evaluates the pre-elaboration ExprField") + | ExprBinary (left, op, right) -> let* left_val = eval env left in let* right_val = eval env right in diff --git a/lib/kernel_sublang.ml b/lib/kernel_sublang.ml index adead758..c1f68b81 100644 --- a/lib/kernel_sublang.ml +++ b/lib/kernel_sublang.ml @@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ let pick_entry ?(names = default_entry_names) (program : program) : fn_decl = let rec strip_ownership (te : type_expr) : type_expr = match te with - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> strip_ownership t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> strip_ownership t | t -> t (** Accept [Unit] either as the named type or as the empty tuple, since diff --git a/lib/lean_codegen.ml b/lib/lean_codegen.ml index 1cb2c781..fbaee5db 100644 --- a/lib/lean_codegen.ml +++ b/lib/lean_codegen.ml @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ let rec lean_type = function | TyCon id when id.name = "String" -> "String" | TyCon id when id.name = "Unit" -> "Unit" | TyCon id -> mangle id.name - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> lean_type t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> lean_type t | _ -> "Int" let ret_type = function None -> "Unit" | Some t -> lean_type t diff --git a/lib/llvm_codegen.ml b/lib/llvm_codegen.ml index 4b647cb5..3f0d9b4b 100644 --- a/lib/llvm_codegen.ml +++ b/lib/llvm_codegen.ml @@ -117,8 +117,9 @@ let rec llvm_type (te : type_expr) : string = | TyCon id when id.name = "Unit" -> "void" | TyCon id when id.name = "String" -> "ptr" (* C-style nul-terminated *) | TyCon id -> "%" ^ id.name + | TyTuple [] -> "void" (* the empty tuple () is Unit, same as TyCon "Unit" *) | TyTuple ts -> "{ " ^ String.concat ", " (List.map llvm_type ts) ^ " }" - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> llvm_type t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> llvm_type t | _ -> unsupported "type not supported in LLVM backend" let ret_type = function None -> "void" | Some t -> llvm_type t @@ -517,9 +518,15 @@ let gen_function (buf : Buffer.t) (fd : fn_decl) : unit = | FnExpr e -> e | FnBlock b -> ExprBlock b in - let ret_ty = ret_type fd.fd_ret_ty in + (* The entry point `main` becomes a C-runtime-compatible `i32 main()` returning + 0, so the emitted module links into a runnable native executable (crt0 + expects `int main`). All other functions keep their declared type; `()`/Unit + lowers to `void` (see llvm_type). *) + let is_entry = fd.fd_name.name = "main" in + let ret_ty = if is_entry then "i32" else ret_type fd.fd_ret_ty in let (rv, _) = gen_expr st body_expr in - if ret_ty = "void" then emit_line st " ret void" + if is_entry then emit_line st " ret i32 0" + else if ret_ty = "void" then emit_line st " ret void" else emit_line st (Printf.sprintf " ret %s %s" ret_ty rv); let params_str = String.concat ", " (List.map (fun (p : param) -> @@ -637,7 +644,35 @@ done: |} -let generate (program : program) (_symbols : Symbol.t) : string = +(* Resolve a user-supplied target string into a full LLVM triple. Full triples + (anything containing a '-') pass through verbatim; bare arch shorthands are + expanded to canonical triples. *) +let resolve_triple (s : string) : string = + let s = String.trim s in + match s with + | "x86_64" -> "x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu" + | "aarch64" | "arm64" -> "aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu" + | "aarch64-android" | "android" -> "aarch64-linux-android" + | "riscv64" -> "riscv64-unknown-linux-gnu" + | "riscv32" -> "riscv32-unknown-linux-gnu" + | "ios" -> "aarch64-apple-ios" + | _ when String.contains s '-' -> s (* full triple, verbatim *) + | _ -> s + +(* The emitted module's target triple, in precedence order: the explicit + [?triple] (the [compile --target] CLI flag) > the [AFFINESCRIPT_LLVM_TRIPLE] + env var > the x86-64 Linux default. The emitted IR is target-independent + (verified: the same .ll lowers to x86-64, aarch64, and riscv64 objects), so + only the triple string changes. *) +let llvm_target_triple ?triple () : string = + match triple with + | Some t when String.trim t <> "" -> resolve_triple t + | _ -> + match Sys.getenv_opt "AFFINESCRIPT_LLVM_TRIPLE" with + | Some t when String.trim t <> "" -> String.trim t + | _ -> "x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu" + +let generate ?triple (program : program) (_symbols : Symbol.t) : string = Hashtbl.clear record_table; Hashtbl.clear variant_table; Hashtbl.clear string_table; @@ -658,7 +693,8 @@ let generate (program : program) (_symbols : Symbol.t) : string = let buf = Buffer.create 2048 in Buffer.add_string buf "; Generated by AffineScript compiler\n"; Buffer.add_string buf "; SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0\n"; - Buffer.add_string buf "target triple = \"x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\"\n"; + Buffer.add_string buf + (Printf.sprintf "target triple = \"%s\"\n" (llvm_target_triple ?triple ())); (* String-literal globals. Sort by id so output is stable. *) let strings = Hashtbl.fold (fun s id acc -> (id, s) :: acc) string_table [] in let strings = List.sort (fun (a, _) (b, _) -> compare a b) strings in @@ -672,8 +708,8 @@ let generate (program : program) (_symbols : Symbol.t) : string = Buffer.add_buffer buf bodies; Buffer.contents buf -let codegen_llvm (program : program) (symbols : Symbol.t) : (string, string) result = - try Ok (generate program symbols) +let codegen_llvm ?triple (program : program) (symbols : Symbol.t) : (string, string) result = + try Ok (generate ?triple program symbols) with | Llvm_unsupported m -> Error ("LLVM backend: " ^ m) | Failure m -> Error ("LLVM codegen error: " ^ m) diff --git a/lib/ocaml_codegen.ml b/lib/ocaml_codegen.ml index c48b0473..5a10dba9 100644 --- a/lib/ocaml_codegen.ml +++ b/lib/ocaml_codegen.ml @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ let rec ml_type = function | TyCon id -> mangle_ty id.name | TyTuple [] -> "unit" | TyTuple ts -> "(" ^ String.concat " * " (List.map ml_type ts) ^ ")" - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> ml_type t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> ml_type t | _ -> "_" let ret_type = function diff --git a/lib/opt.ml b/lib/opt.ml index fa264e7a..cbfc0c3d 100644 --- a/lib/opt.ml +++ b/lib/opt.ml @@ -99,6 +99,38 @@ let rec fold_constants_expr (expr : expr) : expr = else ExprFloatBinary (left', op, right') + (* Float heap wall: fold sub-expressions, preserving the f64 lowering node. *) + | ExprFloatArray elements -> + let elements' = List.map fold_constants_expr elements in + if List.for_all2 (==) elements elements' then expr + else ExprFloatArray elements' + + | ExprFloatIndex (arr, idx) -> + let arr' = fold_constants_expr arr in + let idx' = fold_constants_expr idx in + if arr == arr' && idx == idx' then expr + else ExprFloatIndex (arr', idx') + + | ExprCellTuple cells -> + let cells' = List.map (fun (e, k) -> (fold_constants_expr e, k)) cells in + if List.for_all2 (fun (e, _) (e', _) -> e == e') cells cells' then expr + else ExprCellTuple cells' + + | ExprCellTupleIndex (tup, i, k) -> + let tup' = fold_constants_expr tup in + if tup == tup' then expr + else ExprCellTupleIndex (tup', i, k) + + | ExprCellRecord fields -> + let fields' = List.map (fun (id, e, k) -> (id, fold_constants_expr e, k)) fields in + if List.for_all2 (fun (_, e, _) (_, e', _) -> e == e') fields fields' then expr + else ExprCellRecord fields' + + | ExprCellField (r, off, k) -> + let r' = fold_constants_expr r in + if r == r' then expr + else ExprCellField (r', off, k) + | ExprUnary (op, operand) -> let operand' = fold_constants_expr operand in if operand == operand' then diff --git a/lib/parser.mly b/lib/parser.mly index 30e20c05..1f9d6049 100644 --- a/lib/parser.mly +++ b/lib/parser.mly @@ -537,8 +537,8 @@ type_expr_primary: { TyTuple (ty :: tys) } | UNDERSCORE { TyHole } | OWN ty = type_expr_primary { TyOwn ty } - | REF ty = type_expr_primary { TyRef ty } - | MUT ty = type_expr_primary { TyMut ty } + | REF ty = type_expr_primary { TyRef (None, ty) } + | MUT ty = type_expr_primary { TyMut (None, ty) } | name = lower_ident { TyVar (mk_ident name $startpos $endpos) } | name = upper_ident { TyCon (mk_ident name $startpos $endpos) } /* ADR-014 (#228): module-qualified type name. `Pkg.Type` and diff --git a/lib/rescript_codegen.ml b/lib/rescript_codegen.ml index ab73fbe0..3e4f2a97 100644 --- a/lib/rescript_codegen.ml +++ b/lib/rescript_codegen.ml @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ let rec res_type = function | TyCon id -> res_mangle_ty id.name | TyTuple [] -> "unit" | TyTuple ts -> "(" ^ String.concat ", " (List.map res_type ts) ^ ")" - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> res_type t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> res_type t | _ -> "_" let ret_type = function None -> "unit" | Some t -> res_type t diff --git a/lib/rust_codegen.ml b/lib/rust_codegen.ml index 0dae84d0..a81e294a 100644 --- a/lib/rust_codegen.ml +++ b/lib/rust_codegen.ml @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ let rec rust_type = function | TyCon id -> mangle id.name | TyTuple [] -> "()" | TyTuple ts -> "(" ^ String.concat ", " (List.map rust_type ts) ^ ")" - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> rust_type t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> rust_type t | _ -> "()" let rec gen_expr (e : expr) : string = @@ -200,7 +200,7 @@ let rec is_copyable = function | TyCon id when id.name = "Int" || id.name = "Float" || id.name = "Bool" || id.name = "Char" || id.name = "Unit" -> true | TyTuple ts -> List.for_all is_copyable ts - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> is_copyable t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> is_copyable t | _ -> false let emit_struct (name : string) (fields : (string * type_expr) list) : string = diff --git a/lib/sexpr_dump.ml b/lib/sexpr_dump.ml index 76bc9cd0..4bc274b1 100644 --- a/lib/sexpr_dump.ml +++ b/lib/sexpr_dump.ml @@ -114,8 +114,8 @@ and type_expr_to_sexpr = function in Printf.sprintf "(record %s%s)" fields_str rest_str | TyOwn ty -> Printf.sprintf "(own %s)" (type_expr_to_sexpr ty) - | TyRef ty -> Printf.sprintf "(ref %s)" (type_expr_to_sexpr ty) - | TyMut ty -> Printf.sprintf "(mut %s)" (type_expr_to_sexpr ty) + | TyRef (_, ty) -> Printf.sprintf "(ref %s)" (type_expr_to_sexpr ty) + | TyMut (_, ty) -> Printf.sprintf "(mut %s)" (type_expr_to_sexpr ty) | TyHole -> "_" (** Convert an effect expression to S-expression form. *) diff --git a/lib/solo_cesk.ml b/lib/solo_cesk.ml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..759d90a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/solo_cesk.ml @@ -0,0 +1,221 @@ +(* SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 *) +(* SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell *) + +(** Solo-core CESK abstract machine — the semantics VM, milestone M1 (ADR-0025). + + Per ADR-0025 (owner sign-off 2026-06-16), four decisions are realised here: + + - *Substrate (Q1):* a CESK abstract machine — explicit (C)ontrol, (E)nvironment, + (K)ontinuation — with a *defunctionalised* continuation (a {!frame} list, i.e. + DATA not host closures). This is the stepping-stone toward a flat bytecode VM: + one more defunctionalisation step turns {!frame} into an opcode stream, without + changing the semantics (Reynolds / Danvy). Solo is pure, so the (S)tore is + trivial and elided until effects/mutation arrive at M2. + - *Values (Q2):* a VM-native tagged {!value}, GC'd by the OCaml runtime, with the + QTT quantity carried on each {!binding} — so runtime affine enforcement is cheap. + - *Scope (Q3):* the reduced Solo core only — STLC + Unit + ⊗-products + ⊕-sums + + let, each binder QTT-annotated. This is exactly the fragment mechanised by + [docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core/Soundness.idr]; the CESK transitions + below ARE that small-step [Step] relation (the proof-oracle coupling). + - *Enforcement (Q4):* affine discipline + tropical cost-metering are ON by default; + [{enforce = false}] is the [--unchecked] escape. + + Eager call-by-value, matching the Solo operational semantics. The two projections + [Fst]/[Snd] DROP the unprojected component — legitimate because AffineScript is + affine (use ≤ once); this is the runtime face of the affine-preservation theorem. *) + +(* ── Quantities — mirrors Quantity.idr / lib/quantity.ml {0, 1, ω}. ───────────── *) +type quantity = Zero | One | Omega + +let q_str = function Zero -> "0" | One -> "1" | Omega -> "ω" + +(** Affine use bound: the maximum number of times a binding may be dereferenced. + Zero ⇒ erased (0 uses), One ⇒ at most once (affine), ω ⇒ unrestricted. *) +let q_bound = function Zero -> 0 | One -> 1 | Omega -> max_int + +(* ── Solo terms, de Bruijn indices (mirrors Syntax.idr). ──────────────────────── *) +type term = + | Var of int + | Lam of quantity * term (** λ^q. body — binder carries its quantity *) + | App of term * term + | TUnit + | Pair of term * term (** ⊗ intro (split context; eager CBV) *) + | Fst of term + | Snd of term + | Inl of term + | Inr of term + | Case of term * quantity * term * term (** case s of inl x^q ⇒ l | inr y^q ⇒ r *) + | Let of quantity * term * term (** let x^q = rhs in body *) + (* ── M2 (ADR-0025): deep algebraic effects + multi-shot resume (#555). ──────── *) + | Perform of int * term (** perform op^i arg — raise effect op [i] with [arg] *) + | Handle of term * handler (** handle body with { return … | op_i … } *) + | Resume of term * term (** resume k arg — re-enter a captured continuation *) + +(** A deep effect handler. [h_ret] is the [return x^q ⇒ body] clause run when the + handled body returns normally. Each op clause [(op, arg_q, resume_q, body)] + handles [perform op v]: its [body] sees de Bruijn 0 = the operation argument + [v] (quantity [arg_q]) and de Bruijn 1 = the resumption [k] (quantity + [resume_q]); [resume_q = Omega] permits the *multi-shot* re-entry. Deep: the + captured resumption re-installs this handler, so a [perform] inside the + resumed computation is caught here again. *) +and handler = { + h_ret : quantity * term; + h_ops : (int * quantity * quantity * term) list; +} + +(* ── VM-native tagged values (Q2). ───────────────────────────────────────────── *) +(* [value], [binding]/[qenv], [frame] and [kont] are ONE recursive group: a + captured continuation is itself a first-class [value] ([VCont of kont]), and a + frame closes over an [qenv] of [value]s — so the knot must be tied together. *) +type value = + | VUnit + | VClos of qenv * quantity * term (** closure: captured env, param quantity, body *) + | VPair of value * value + | VInl of value + | VInr of value + | VCont of kont (** M2: a reified resumption — DATA, hence multi-shot *) + +and binding = { v : value; q : quantity; mutable used : int } +and qenv = binding list (** de Bruijn: index 0 = most recent binding *) + +(* ── Continuation frames — defunctionalised (Q1): data, not closures. ─────────── *) +and frame = + | KAppFn of qenv * term (** evaluated f; next eval arg in this env *) + | KAppArg of value (** have the closure; evaluating the arg *) + | KPair1 of qenv * term (** evaluated fst; next eval snd *) + | KPair2 of value (** have v1; evaluating v2 *) + | KFst + | KSnd + | KInl + | KInr + | KCase of qenv * quantity * term * term + | KLet of qenv * quantity * term + (* ── M2 effect frames. ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────── *) + | KHandle of qenv * handler (** a handler boundary on the stack (deep) *) + | KPerform of int (** evaluating a perform's argument; op label *) + | KResumeFn of qenv * term (** evaluated the resumption; next eval its arg *) + | KResumeArg of kont (** have the captured cont; evaluating the value to inject *) + +and kont = frame list + +type control = Eval of term | Ret of value + +type state = { ctrl : control; env : qenv; k : kont; cost : int } + +(** Run configuration. [enforce] = affine discipline on (Q4 default); [budget] caps + the tropical cost (None ⇒ ∞). *) +type config = { enforce : bool; budget : int option } + +let default_config = { enforce = true; budget = None } + +exception Affine_violation of string +exception Stuck of string (** ill-typed at runtime — impossible on well-typed terms *) +exception Infeasible of int (** tropical cost budget exceeded *) +exception Unhandled_effect of int (** M2: [perform op] with no enclosing handler for [op] *) + +(** Dereference a de Bruijn variable, enforcing the affine bound when [enforce]. *) +let deref cfg env n = + match List.nth_opt env n with + | None -> raise (Stuck (Printf.sprintf "unbound de Bruijn index %d" n)) + | Some b -> + b.used <- b.used + 1; + if cfg.enforce && b.used > q_bound b.q then + raise (Affine_violation + (Printf.sprintf "var (de Bruijn %d, quantity %s) used %d time(s), bound %d" + n (q_str b.q) b.used (q_bound b.q))); + b.v + +let bind v q env = { v; q; used = 0 } :: env + +(** Search the continuation for the nearest handler of [op]. Returns + [(captured, henv, arg_q, res_q, body, krest)] where [captured] is the + delimited continuation up to AND INCLUDING that handler frame — so resuming + re-installs the handler (DEEP handlers: a [perform] inside the resumed + computation is caught here again) — [henv] is the handler's captured env, + [(arg_q, res_q, body)] is the matching op clause, and [krest] is the + continuation *beyond* the handler (what the whole [handle] returns into). An + inner handler that does not handle [op] is part of the delimited + continuation, so it stays installed in the resumption. Raises + {!Unhandled_effect} if no handler matches. *) +let rec find_handler op (k : kont) (acc : frame list) + : kont * qenv * quantity * quantity * term * kont = + match k with + | [] -> raise (Unhandled_effect op) + | (KHandle (henv, h) as hf) :: rest -> + (match List.find_opt (fun (o, _, _, _) -> o = op) h.h_ops with + | Some (_, arg_q, res_q, body) -> (List.rev (hf :: acc), henv, arg_q, res_q, body, rest) + | None -> find_handler op rest (hf :: acc)) + | f :: rest -> find_handler op rest (f :: acc) + +(** One CESK transition. Cost rises by 1 per step (the tropical grade; (ℕ∪{∞},min,+) + accumulates by [+]). Each clause below is one Solo small-step rule. *) +let step cfg (st : state) : state = + let cost = st.cost + 1 in + (match cfg.budget with Some b when cost > b -> raise (Infeasible b) | _ -> ()); + match st.ctrl, st.k with + (* focus: evaluate a term *) + | Eval (Var n), _ -> { st with ctrl = Ret (deref cfg st.env n); cost } + | Eval (Lam (q, body)), _ -> { st with ctrl = Ret (VClos (st.env, q, body)); cost } + | Eval TUnit, _ -> { st with ctrl = Ret VUnit; cost } + | Eval (App (f, a)), _ -> { ctrl = Eval f; env = st.env; k = KAppFn (st.env, a) :: st.k; cost } + | Eval (Pair (a, b)), _ -> { ctrl = Eval a; env = st.env; k = KPair1 (st.env, b) :: st.k; cost } + | Eval (Fst e), _ -> { ctrl = Eval e; env = st.env; k = KFst :: st.k; cost } + | Eval (Snd e), _ -> { ctrl = Eval e; env = st.env; k = KSnd :: st.k; cost } + | Eval (Inl e), _ -> { ctrl = Eval e; env = st.env; k = KInl :: st.k; cost } + | Eval (Inr e), _ -> { ctrl = Eval e; env = st.env; k = KInr :: st.k; cost } + | Eval (Case (s, q, l, r)), _-> { ctrl = Eval s; env = st.env; k = KCase (st.env, q, l, r) :: st.k; cost } + | Eval (Let (q, rhs, body)), _ -> { ctrl = Eval rhs; env = st.env; k = KLet (st.env, q, body) :: st.k; cost } + (* M2: effect constructs push their frames, then evaluate left-to-right *) + | Eval (Perform (op, arg)), _ -> { ctrl = Eval arg; env = st.env; k = KPerform op :: st.k; cost } + | Eval (Handle (body, h)), _ -> { ctrl = Eval body; env = st.env; k = KHandle (st.env, h) :: st.k; cost } + | Eval (Resume (kt, at)), _ -> { ctrl = Eval kt; env = st.env; k = KResumeFn (st.env, at) :: st.k; cost } + (* refocus: a value meets the top frame of the continuation *) + | Ret v, KAppFn (env, a) :: k -> { ctrl = Eval a; env; k = KAppArg v :: k; cost } + | Ret v, KAppArg (VClos (cenv, q, body)) :: k -> { ctrl = Eval body; env = bind v q cenv; k; cost } + | Ret _, KAppArg _ :: _ -> raise (Stuck "application of a non-closure") + | Ret v1, KPair1 (env, b) :: k -> { ctrl = Eval b; env; k = KPair2 v1 :: k; cost } + | Ret v2, KPair2 v1 :: k -> { st with ctrl = Ret (VPair (v1, v2)); k; cost } + | Ret (VPair (a, _)), KFst :: k -> { st with ctrl = Ret a; k; cost } (* drops snd — affine *) + | Ret (VPair (_, b)), KSnd :: k -> { st with ctrl = Ret b; k; cost } (* drops fst — affine *) + | Ret _, (KFst | KSnd) :: _ -> raise (Stuck "projection of a non-pair") + | Ret v, KInl :: k -> { st with ctrl = Ret (VInl v); k; cost } + | Ret v, KInr :: k -> { st with ctrl = Ret (VInr v); k; cost } + | Ret (VInl v), KCase (env, q, l, _) :: k -> { ctrl = Eval l; env = bind v q env; k; cost } + | Ret (VInr v), KCase (env, q, _, r) :: k -> { ctrl = Eval r; env = bind v q env; k; cost } + | Ret _, KCase _ :: _ -> raise (Stuck "case on a non-sum") + | Ret v, KLet (env, q, body) :: k -> { ctrl = Eval body; env = bind v q env; k; cost } + (* ── M2: effect refocus rules. ─────────────────────────────────────────────── *) + (* handled body returned normally → run the handler's [return] clause *) + | Ret v, KHandle (henv, h) :: k -> + let (rq, rbody) = h.h_ret in { ctrl = Eval rbody; env = bind v rq henv; k; cost } + (* perform: find the nearest handler for [op]; bind arg (de Bruijn 0) and the + reified resumption (de Bruijn 1); run the op clause with the handler's own + continuation [krest]. The resumption re-installs the handler (deep). *) + | Ret v, KPerform op :: k -> + let (captured, henv, arg_q, res_q, body, krest) = find_handler op k [] in + { ctrl = Eval body; env = bind v arg_q (bind (VCont captured) res_q henv); k = krest; cost } + (* resume: evaluate the continuation expr, then its argument *) + | Ret (VCont kc), KResumeFn (env, at) :: k -> { ctrl = Eval at; env; k = KResumeArg kc :: k; cost } + | Ret _, KResumeFn _ :: _ -> raise (Stuck "resume of a non-continuation") + (* inject the value into the captured continuation and run it; [kc] is data, so + this same [VCont] may be resumed again — MULTI-SHOT (#555). *) + | Ret v, KResumeArg kc :: k -> { ctrl = Ret v; env = st.env; k = kc @ k; cost } + | Ret _, [] -> st (* final; run/1 detects *) + +(** Run a closed Solo term to a value, returning (value, cost). [fuel] guards runaway + (Solo is strongly normalising, so this is only a safety net). *) +let run ?(cfg = default_config) ?(fuel = 1_000_000) (t : term) : value * int = + let rec loop st n = + match st.ctrl, st.k with + | Ret v, [] -> (v, st.cost) + | _ -> if n <= 0 then raise (Stuck "fuel exhausted") else loop (step cfg st) (n - 1) + in + loop { ctrl = Eval t; env = []; k = []; cost = 0 } fuel + +let rec show_value = function + | VUnit -> "()" + | VClos _ -> "" + | VPair (a, b) -> "(" ^ show_value a ^ ", " ^ show_value b ^ ")" + | VInl v -> "inl " ^ show_value v + | VInr v -> "inr " ^ show_value v + | VCont _ -> "" diff --git a/lib/trait.ml b/lib/trait.ml index 525aefa3..701991b6 100644 --- a/lib/trait.ml +++ b/lib/trait.ml @@ -99,8 +99,8 @@ let register_trait (registry : trait_registry) (trait_decl : trait_decl) : unit | TyArrow (a, _q, b, _eff) -> TArrow (lower_simple a, QOmega, lower_simple b, EPure) | TyOwn te' -> TOwn (lower_simple te') - | TyRef te' -> TRef (lower_simple te') - | TyMut te' -> TMut (lower_simple te') + | TyRef (_, te') -> TRef (lower_simple te') + | TyMut (_, te') -> TMut (lower_simple te') | TyRecord (fields, _) -> let row = List.fold_right (fun (rf : row_field) acc -> RExtend (rf.rf_name.name, lower_simple rf.rf_ty, acc) @@ -144,8 +144,8 @@ let register_trait (registry : trait_registry) (trait_decl : trait_decl) : unit | TyArrow (a, _q, b, _eff) -> TArrow (lower_simple a, QOmega, lower_simple b, EPure) | TyOwn te' -> TOwn (lower_simple te') - | TyRef te' -> TRef (lower_simple te') - | TyMut te' -> TMut (lower_simple te') + | TyRef (_, te') -> TRef (lower_simple te') + | TyMut (_, te') -> TMut (lower_simple te') | TyRecord (fields, _) -> let row = List.fold_right (fun (rf : row_field) acc -> RExtend (rf.rf_name.name, lower_simple rf.rf_ty, acc) @@ -420,22 +420,56 @@ let find_method_for_type (registry : trait_registry) (self_ty : ty) (method_name in search_impls impls -(** Check for overlapping implementations *) +(** Check for overlapping implementations of [trait_name] (#559). + + Two impls overlap when some type could satisfy BOTH — i.e. their self + types unify after each is instantiated with fresh unification variables + for its own type parameters. Overlap makes method resolution ambiguous + ([find_impl] would return whichever impl happens to come first), so it is + a coherence violation and must be rejected. + + Each candidate is given a freshly-instantiated self type via + {!fresh_impl_self_ty} so that one impl's generic parameters cannot leak + into another; the unification side-effects land only on those fresh + variables, which are discarded with each pair. Concrete (parameter-free) + self types carry no unification variables, so unifying them never mutates + the registry's stored types. *) let check_coherence (registry : trait_registry) (trait_name : string) : unit result = match Hashtbl.find_opt registry.impls trait_name with | None -> Ok () | Some impls -> - (* TODO: Check for overlapping impls *) - (* For now, just ensure no duplicate self types *) + let fresh_var () = + let id = !Types.next_tyvar in + Types.next_tyvar := id + 1; + TVar (ref (Unbound (id, 0))) + in let rec check_pairs = function | [] -> Ok () - | _impl :: rest -> - (* Check if any impl in rest has same self_ty *) - (* TODO: Proper unification check *) - check_pairs rest + | impl :: rest -> + let rec check_against = function + | [] -> Ok () + | other :: more -> + let s1 = fresh_impl_self_ty impl fresh_var in + let s2 = fresh_impl_self_ty other fresh_var in + (match Unify.unify s1 s2 with + | Ok () -> Error (OverlappingImpl (trait_name, impl.ti_self_ty)) + | Error _ -> check_against more) + in + (match check_against rest with + | Ok () -> check_pairs rest + | err -> err) in check_pairs impls +(** Run {!check_coherence} for every trait that has registered impls (#559). + Returns the first overlap found, if any. *) +let check_all_coherence (registry : trait_registry) : unit result = + Hashtbl.fold (fun trait_name _impls acc -> + match acc with + | Error _ -> acc + | Ok () -> check_coherence registry trait_name + ) registry.impls (Ok ()) + (** Standard library traits - automatically registered *) let register_stdlib_traits (registry : trait_registry) : unit = (* Eq trait *) diff --git a/lib/typecheck.ml b/lib/typecheck.ml index 80f0c961..e38e3027 100644 --- a/lib/typecheck.ml +++ b/lib/typecheck.ml @@ -123,6 +123,10 @@ type type_error = (** `break` / `continue` used outside any enclosing loop body (issue #459). The string carries the keyword name for the error message. *) + | TraitCoherenceError of string + (** Two impls of the same trait have overlapping (unifiable) self + types, so method resolution would be ambiguous (#559). The string + is the human-readable overlap description. *) (* Known exports of stdlib/prelude.affine. Mirrors the same list in lib/face.ml — when an UnboundVariable fires at type-check time with @@ -198,6 +202,12 @@ let show_type_error = function "`%s` used outside a loop body (#459). `break` and `continue` must be \ lexically enclosed by a `while` or `for` loop." kw + | TraitCoherenceError msg -> + Printf.sprintf + "Trait coherence violation (#559): %s. Two implementations whose self \ + types can unify would make method resolution ambiguous; remove or \ + narrow one of the overlapping impls." + msg let format_type_error = show_type_error @@ -543,8 +553,8 @@ let rec lower_type_expr (ctx : context) (te : type_expr) : ty = ) fields REmpty in TRecord row | TyOwn te -> TOwn (lower_type_expr ctx te) - | TyRef te -> TRef (lower_type_expr ctx te) - | TyMut te -> TMut (lower_type_expr ctx te) + | TyRef (_, te) -> TRef (lower_type_expr ctx te) + | TyMut (_, te) -> TMut (lower_type_expr ctx te) | TyHole -> fresh_tyvar ctx.level @@ -799,6 +809,69 @@ let float_binop_sites : expr list ref = ref [] (** Discard any recorded Float-binop sites (e.g. before re-checking). *) let reset_float_binop_sites () : unit = float_binop_sites := [] +(** Float heap wall (issue-draft 05, durable fix). Physical-identity record of + the heap nodes whose *cell* type is `Float`: an [ExprArray] whose element + typed as `Float` (→ {!Ast.ExprFloatArray}, 8-byte f64 cells) and an + [ExprIndex] whose result typed as `Float` (→ {!Ast.ExprFloatIndex}, 8-byte + f64 load). Because `synth` sees every node's *checked* type, recording is + total — every Float construction and every Float-yielding access is caught, + regardless of how the array flowed there — so codegen never has to guess a + cell width (the gap that forced the interim loud-fail). Same physical- + identity ([List.memq]) discipline and same-program-object soundness as + {!float_binop_sites}; consumed and cleared by {!elaborate_string_concat}. *) +let float_heap_sites : expr list ref = ref [] + +(** Discard any recorded Float-heap sites (e.g. before re-checking). *) +let reset_float_heap_sites () : unit = float_heap_sites := [] + +(** Float heap wall — heterogeneous tuples. A tuple with at least one scalar + `Float` field is laid out with uniform 8-byte cells (see {!Ast.ExprCellTuple}). + These two physical-identity *maps* carry the per-cell kinds (a set is not + enough): [cell_tuple_sites] maps an [ExprTuple] node to its per-field "is f64 + cell?" flags (for construction); [cell_tuple_index_sites] maps an + [ExprTupleIndex] node to whether the accessed field is f64 (for the load). + `synth` populates both; {!elaborate_string_concat} consumes ([List.assq]) and + clears them. A field that is itself a float aggregate is stored as an i32 + pointer (flag = false), so only *scalar* `Float` fields flag an f64 cell. *) +let cell_tuple_sites : (expr * bool list) list ref = ref [] +let reset_cell_tuple_sites () : unit = cell_tuple_sites := [] +let cell_tuple_index_sites : (expr * bool) list ref = ref [] +let reset_cell_tuple_index_sites () : unit = cell_tuple_index_sites := [] + +(** Float heap wall — float-bearing records (closed rows only). Uniform 8-byte + cells, fields placed by name sorted ascending (see {!Ast.ExprCellRecord}). + [cell_record_sites] maps an [ExprRecord] node to its per-field + [(field_name, is_f64)]; [cell_field_sites] maps an [ExprField] access node to + the accessed field's [(byte_offset, is_f64)] (offset = sorted-name position × + 8, computed from the CLOSED record row — an open/polymorphic row is left on + the i32 path and loud-fails via the guard). Same physical-identity ([List.assq]) + discipline; consumed/cleared by {!elaborate_string_concat}. *) +let cell_record_sites : (expr * (string * bool) list) list ref = ref [] +let reset_cell_record_sites () : unit = cell_record_sites := [] +let cell_field_sites : (expr * (int * bool)) list ref = ref [] +let reset_cell_field_sites () : unit = cell_field_sites := [] + +(** A closed record row's fields as [(name, ty)], or [None] if the row is open + (ends in a row variable) — in which case the heap layout cannot be fixed. *) +let rec closed_row_fields (row : row) : (string * ty) list option = + match repr_row row with + | REmpty -> Some [] + | RExtend (l, t, rest) -> + (match closed_row_fields rest with Some fs -> Some ((l, t) :: fs) | None -> None) + | RVar _ -> None + +(** Sorted-by-name (offset, is_f64) layout for a closed float-bearing record: + cell i (in ascending-name order) at byte offset i*8, f64 iff scalar Float. + Returns [None] unless the row is closed AND has at least one scalar Float. *) +let record_cell_layout (row : row) : (string * (int * bool)) list option = + match closed_row_fields row with + | None -> None + | Some fields -> + let sorted = List.sort (fun (a, _) (b, _) -> String.compare a b) fields in + let is_f t = match repr t with TCon "Float" -> true | _ -> false in + if not (List.exists (fun (_, t) -> is_f t) sorted) then None + else Some (List.mapi (fun i (name, t) -> (name, (i * 8, is_f t))) sorted) + (** {1 Expression synthesis (mode ⇒)} *) (** Synthesize a type for an expression. *) @@ -959,12 +1032,18 @@ let rec synth (ctx : context) (expr : expr) : ty result = end (* Tuple *) - | ExprTuple exprs -> + | ExprTuple exprs as tup_node -> let* tys = synth_list ctx exprs in + (* Float heap wall: a tuple with any scalar `Float` field uses uniform 8-byte + cells (ExprCellTuple). Record the per-field "is f64 cell?" flags (scalar + Float → f64; anything else, incl. pointers to float aggregates → i32). *) + let cell_kinds = List.map (fun t -> match repr t with TCon "Float" -> true | _ -> false) tys in + if List.exists Fun.id cell_kinds + then cell_tuple_sites := (tup_node, cell_kinds) :: !cell_tuple_sites; Ok (TTuple tys) (* Array *) - | ExprArray exprs -> + | ExprArray exprs as arr_node -> begin match exprs with | [] -> let elem_ty = fresh_tyvar ctx.level in @@ -975,11 +1054,16 @@ let rec synth (ctx : context) (expr : expr) : ty result = let* () = acc in check ctx e first_ty ) (Ok ()) rest in + (* Float heap wall: an [Float]-element array literal must lay out 8-byte + f64 cells — record it for rewrite to {!Ast.ExprFloatArray}. *) + (match repr first_ty with + | TCon "Float" -> float_heap_sites := arr_node :: !float_heap_sites + | _ -> ()); Ok (TApp (TCon "Array", [first_ty])) end (* Record literal *) - | ExprRecord { er_fields; er_spread = _ } -> + | ExprRecord { er_fields; er_spread } as rec_node -> let* field_tys = List.fold_left (fun acc (({ name; _ } : ident), expr_opt) -> let* fields = acc in let* ty = begin match expr_opt with @@ -991,10 +1075,19 @@ let rec synth (ctx : context) (expr : expr) : ty result = let row = List.fold_right (fun (name, ty) acc -> RExtend (name, ty, acc) ) field_tys REmpty in + (* Float heap wall: a float-bearing record literal (closed, no spread) lays + out uniform 8-byte cells, fields sorted by name. Record per-field f64 + flags. A spread (`{..r, x: 1.0}`) adds fields not in this row, so the + layout would be incomplete — skip it (keeps loud-failing). *) + (match er_spread, record_cell_layout row with + | None, Some layout -> + let kinds = List.map (fun (name, (_off, is_f64)) -> (name, is_f64)) layout in + cell_record_sites := (rec_node, kinds) :: !cell_record_sites + | _ -> ()); Ok (TRecord row) (* Field access — first try record-field projection, then trait method lookup *) - | ExprField (obj, { name = field; _ }) -> + | ExprField (obj, { name = field; _ }) as field_node -> let* obj_ty = synth ctx obj in (* Auto-deref reference/owned wrappers before record projection (issue #122 v2): `c.field` where `c : ref/own/mut S` projects the @@ -1011,7 +1104,22 @@ let rec synth (ctx : context) (expr : expr) : ty result = let rest_row = fresh_rowvar ctx.level in let expected_record = TRecord (RExtend (field, field_ty, rest_row)) in begin match Unify.unify (repr obj_ty_deref) expected_record with - | Ok () -> Ok field_ty + | Ok () -> + (* Float heap wall: if obj is a CLOSED float-bearing record, `r.field` + loads from the sorted-by-name uniform-8 layout (every field access on + such a record is rewritten, since the whole record uses 8-byte cells). + An open row yields no layout → stays on the i32 path / loud-fails. *) + (match repr obj_ty_deref with + | TRecord row -> + (match record_cell_layout row with + | Some layout -> + (match List.assoc_opt field layout with + | Some (offset, is_f64) -> + cell_field_sites := (field_node, (offset, is_f64)) :: !cell_field_sites + | None -> ()) + | None -> ()) + | _ -> ()); + Ok field_ty | Error _ -> (* Record projection failed — try trait method dispatch. We search all registered impls for a method named [field] @@ -1047,12 +1155,23 @@ let rec synth (ctx : context) (expr : expr) : ty result = end (* Tuple indexing *) - | ExprTupleIndex (tup, idx) -> + | ExprTupleIndex (tup, idx) as tidx_node -> let* tup_ty = synth ctx tup in begin match repr tup_ty with | TTuple tys -> - if idx >= 0 && idx < List.length tys then + if idx >= 0 && idx < List.length tys then begin + (* Float heap wall: if the tuple has ANY scalar `Float` field it uses + uniform 8-byte cells, so EVERY access (not just float fields) must + be rewritten to the i*8 layout. Record whether the accessed field + is itself f64 (→ f64 load) or i32. *) + if List.exists (fun t -> match repr t with TCon "Float" -> true | _ -> false) tys + then begin + let accessed_is_float = + match repr (List.nth tys idx) with TCon "Float" -> true | _ -> false in + cell_tuple_index_sites := (tidx_node, accessed_is_float) :: !cell_tuple_index_sites + end; Ok (List.nth tys idx) + end else Error (TupleIndexOutOfBounds { index = idx; length = List.length tys }) | _ -> @@ -1064,11 +1183,16 @@ let rec synth (ctx : context) (expr : expr) : ty result = end (* Array indexing *) - | ExprIndex (arr, idx_expr) -> + | ExprIndex (arr, idx_expr) as idx_node -> let* arr_ty = synth ctx arr in let* () = check ctx idx_expr ty_int in let elem_ty = fresh_tyvar ctx.level in let* () = unify_or_err arr_ty (TApp (TCon "Array", [elem_ty])) in + (* Float heap wall: a `Float`-yielding index must load an 8-byte f64 cell — + record it for rewrite to {!Ast.ExprFloatIndex}. *) + (match repr elem_ty with + | TCon "Float" -> float_heap_sites := idx_node :: !float_heap_sites + | _ -> ()); Ok elem_ty (* Binary operators @@ -1541,7 +1665,12 @@ let rec elab_expr (e : expr) : expr = | ExprFloatBinary (l, op, r) -> ExprFloatBinary (elab_expr l, op, elab_expr r) | ExprSpan (e', sp) -> ExprSpan (elab_expr e', sp) | ExprLit _ | ExprVar _ | ExprVariant _ -> e - | ExprField (base, fld) -> ExprField (elab_expr base, fld) + | ExprField (base, fld) -> + (* Float heap wall: rewrite `r.f` on a closed float-bearing record. *) + (match List.assq_opt e !cell_field_sites with + | Some (offset, is_f64) -> ExprCellField (elab_expr base, offset, is_f64) + | None -> ExprField (elab_expr base, fld)) + | ExprCellField (base, off, k) -> ExprCellField (elab_expr base, off, k) | ExprLet r -> ExprLet { r with el_value = elab_expr r.el_value; el_body = Option.map elab_expr r.el_body } @@ -1554,15 +1683,45 @@ let rec elab_expr (e : expr) : expr = em_arms = List.map elab_arm r.em_arms } | ExprLambda r -> ExprLambda { r with elam_body = elab_expr r.elam_body } | ExprApp (f, args) -> ExprApp (elab_expr f, List.map elab_expr args) - | ExprTupleIndex (e1, i) -> ExprTupleIndex (elab_expr e1, i) - | ExprIndex (a, i) -> ExprIndex (elab_expr a, elab_expr i) - | ExprTuple es -> ExprTuple (List.map elab_expr es) - | ExprArray es -> ExprArray (List.map elab_expr es) + | ExprTupleIndex (e1, i) -> + (* Float heap wall: rewrite a float-bearing tuple's `t.i` into the cell load. *) + (match List.assq_opt e !cell_tuple_index_sites with + | Some is_f64 -> ExprCellTupleIndex (elab_expr e1, i, is_f64) + | None -> ExprTupleIndex (elab_expr e1, i)) + | ExprCellTupleIndex (e1, i, k) -> ExprCellTupleIndex (elab_expr e1, i, k) + | ExprIndex (a, i) -> + (* Float heap wall: rewrite a `Float`-yielding index into the f64 load. *) + if List.memq e !float_heap_sites + then ExprFloatIndex (elab_expr a, elab_expr i) + else ExprIndex (elab_expr a, elab_expr i) + | ExprFloatIndex (a, i) -> ExprFloatIndex (elab_expr a, elab_expr i) + | ExprTuple es -> + (* Float heap wall: rewrite a float-bearing tuple into uniform 8-byte cells. *) + (match List.assq_opt e !cell_tuple_sites with + | Some kinds -> ExprCellTuple (List.map2 (fun el k -> (elab_expr el, k)) es kinds) + | None -> ExprTuple (List.map elab_expr es)) + | ExprCellTuple kes -> ExprCellTuple (List.map (fun (el, k) -> (elab_expr el, k)) kes) + | ExprArray es -> + (* Float heap wall: rewrite an [Float]-element array into 8-byte f64 cells. *) + if List.memq e !float_heap_sites + then ExprFloatArray (List.map elab_expr es) + else ExprArray (List.map elab_expr es) + | ExprFloatArray es -> ExprFloatArray (List.map elab_expr es) | ExprRecord r -> - ExprRecord - { er_fields = - List.map (fun (id, eo) -> (id, Option.map elab_expr eo)) r.er_fields; - er_spread = Option.map elab_expr r.er_spread } + (* Float heap wall: rewrite a closed float-bearing record literal. *) + (match List.assq_opt e !cell_record_sites with + | Some kinds -> + ExprCellRecord (List.map (fun (id, eo) -> + let v = match eo with Some ex -> elab_expr ex | None -> ExprVar id in + let is_f64 = match List.assoc_opt id.name kinds with Some b -> b | None -> false in + (id, v, is_f64)) r.er_fields) + | None -> + ExprRecord + { er_fields = + List.map (fun (id, eo) -> (id, Option.map elab_expr eo)) r.er_fields; + er_spread = Option.map elab_expr r.er_spread }) + | ExprCellRecord fs -> + ExprCellRecord (List.map (fun (id, ex, k) -> (id, elab_expr ex, k)) fs) | ExprRowRestrict (e1, id) -> ExprRowRestrict (elab_expr e1, id) | ExprUnary (op, e1) -> ExprUnary (op, elab_expr e1) | ExprBlock b -> ExprBlock (elab_block b) @@ -1632,16 +1791,26 @@ let elaborate_string_concat (program : program) : program = (* Drives both the slice-8b String-`++` rewrite and the slice-9 String `==`/`!=` rewrite — [elab_expr] consults both site lists, so one walk (and the existing single wasm-path call site) covers both. *) + let any_sites = + !string_concat_sites <> [] || !string_eq_sites <> [] || !string_rel_sites <> [] + || !float_binop_sites <> [] || !float_heap_sites <> [] + || !cell_tuple_sites <> [] || !cell_tuple_index_sites <> [] + || !cell_record_sites <> [] || !cell_field_sites <> [] + in let result = - match !string_concat_sites, !string_eq_sites, !string_rel_sites, - !float_binop_sites with - | [], [], [], [] -> program - | _ -> { program with prog_decls = List.map elab_top program.prog_decls } + if any_sites + then { program with prog_decls = List.map elab_top program.prog_decls } + else program in reset_string_concat_sites (); reset_string_eq_sites (); reset_string_rel_sites (); reset_float_binop_sites (); + reset_float_heap_sites (); + reset_cell_tuple_sites (); + reset_cell_tuple_index_sites (); + reset_cell_record_sites (); + reset_cell_field_sites (); result (** {1 Declaration checking} *) @@ -2279,6 +2448,13 @@ let check_program ?(import_types : (string, scheme) Hashtbl.t option) Ok () | _ -> Ok () ) (Ok ()) prog.prog_decls in + (* #559: trait coherence — now that every impl is registered, reject + overlapping impls of the same trait (self types that unify). Done before + the check pass so an ambiguous instance base is reported up front. *) + let* () = match Trait.check_all_coherence ctx.trait_registry with + | Ok () -> Ok () + | Error re -> Error (TraitCoherenceError (Trait.show_resolution_error re)) + in (* Check pass: verify all declarations *) let result = List.fold_left (fun acc decl -> let* () = acc in diff --git a/lib/why3_codegen.ml b/lib/why3_codegen.ml index d4acf673..f10b2511 100644 --- a/lib/why3_codegen.ml +++ b/lib/why3_codegen.ml @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ let rec why3_type = function | TyCon id when id.name = "Float" -> "real" | TyCon id when id.name = "Unit" -> "unit" | TyCon id -> mangle id.name - | TyOwn t | TyRef t | TyMut t -> why3_type t + | TyOwn t | TyRef (_, t) | TyMut (_, t) -> why3_type t | _ -> "int" let ret_type = function None -> "unit" | Some t -> why3_type t diff --git a/stdlib/SafeHex.affine b/stdlib/SafeHex.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..057fab2b --- /dev/null +++ b/stdlib/SafeHex.affine @@ -0,0 +1,98 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath + +module SafeHex; + +use prelude::{Result, Ok, Err, Option, Some, None}; + +pub fn encode_byte(v: Int) -> String { + let nibble_hi = (v >> 4) & 15; + let nibble_lo = v & 15; + let hex = "0123456789abcdef"; + string_sub(hex, nibble_hi, 1) ++ string_sub(hex, nibble_lo, 1) +} + +pub fn encode_bytes(bytes: [Int]) -> Result { + let mut result = ""; + for b in bytes { + if b < 0 || b > 255 { + return Err("byte out of range"); + } + result = result ++ encode_byte(b); + } + Ok(result) +} + +pub fn decode_hex(hex: String) -> Result<[Int], String> { + let n = len(hex); + if n % 2 != 0 { + return Err("odd length hex string"); + } + let mut result = []; + let mut i = 0; + while i < n { + let hi = hex_char_val(string_get(hex, i)); + let lo = hex_char_val(string_get(hex, i + 1)); + if hi < 0 || lo < 0 { + return Err("invalid hex character"); + } + result = result ++ [hi * 16 + lo]; + i = i + 2; + } + Ok(result) +} + +fn hex_char_val(c: Char) -> Int { + let code = char_to_int(c); + if code >= 48 && code <= 57 { + code - 48 + } else if code >= 97 && code <= 102 { + code - 87 + } else if code >= 65 && code <= 70 { + code - 55 + } else { + 0 - 1 + } +} + +pub fn encode_string(s: String) -> String { + let n = len(s); + let mut result = ""; + let mut i = 0; + while i < n { + let code = char_to_int(string_get(s, i)); + result = result ++ encode_byte(code & 255); + i = i + 1; + } + result +} + +pub fn decode_string(hex: String) -> Result { + match decode_hex(hex) { + Ok(bytes) => { + let mut result = ""; + for b in bytes { + result = result ++ show(int_to_char(b)); + } + Ok(result) + }, + Err(e) => Err(e) + } +} + +pub fn constant_time_equal(a: String, b: String) -> Bool { + let la = len(a); + let lb = len(b); + if la != lb { + return false; + } + let mut diff = 0; + let mut i = 0; + while i < la { + let ca = char_to_int(string_get(a, i)); + let cb = char_to_int(string_get(b, i)); + diff = diff | (ca ^ cb); + i = i + 1; + } + diff == 0 +} diff --git a/test/dune b/test/dune index acf54778..47df4eda 100644 --- a/test/dune +++ b/test/dune @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ (test (name test_main) - (libraries affinescript alcotest str unix) + (libraries affinescript borrow_polonius alcotest str unix) (deps (source_tree golden) (source_tree e2e) diff --git a/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_block_uam.affine b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_block_uam.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..39cc3d12 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_block_uam.affine @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// +// issue-draft 08 — borrow bound through a plain block `{ pick(a) }`. The block +// value carries the borrow of `a` out; the lexical restore must not drop it. +fn pick(ref x: Int) -> ref Int { return &x; } +fn consume(own v: Int) -> Int { return v; } + +fn main() -> Int { + let a: Int = 7; + let r = { pick(a) }; + let _g = consume(a); + return *r; +} diff --git a/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_if_uam.affine b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_if_uam.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f1fb7b70 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_if_uam.affine @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// +// issue-draft 08 — conditional-origin borrow escape. A borrow bound through an +// `if` (both branches return a borrow of `a`) must keep `a` borrowed, so the +// later move of `a` while `r` is live is a use-after-move. Pre-fix the branch +// block swallowed the escaping borrow and the move slipped past. +fn pick(ref x: Int) -> ref Int { return &x; } +fn consume(own v: Int) -> Int { return v; } + +fn main() -> Int { + let a: Int = 7; + let c: Bool = true; + let r = if c { pick(a) } else { pick(a) }; + let _g = consume(a); + return *r; +} diff --git a/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_match_uam.affine b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_match_uam.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..df557e3d --- /dev/null +++ b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_match_uam.affine @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// +// issue-draft 08 — borrow bound through a multi-arm `match` (scrutinee is NOT +// the moved var, so the catch is real origin tracking, not the incidental +// single-arm scrutinee effect). The match value is one arm tail or another; +// the union of arm-escaping borrows must keep `a` borrowed. +fn pick(ref x: Int) -> ref Int { return &x; } +fn consume(own v: Int) -> Int { return v; } + +fn main() -> Int { + let a: Int = 7; + let k: Int = 0; + let r = match k { 0 => pick(a), _ => pick(a) }; + let _g = consume(a); + return *r; +} diff --git a/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_nll_ok.affine b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_nll_ok.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..58530ab0 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_nll_ok.affine @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// +// issue-draft 08 anti-over-rejection — reading `*r` BEFORE moving `a` must pass +// under NLL last-use: the conditional-origin borrow expires at `r`'s last use, +// so the subsequent move of `a` is legal. +fn pick(ref x: Int) -> ref Int { return &x; } +fn consume(own v: Int) -> Int { return v; } + +fn main() -> Int { + let a: Int = 7; + let c: Bool = true; + let r = if c { pick(a) } else { pick(a) }; + let x: Int = *r; + let _g = consume(a); + return x; +} diff --git a/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_partial_uam.affine b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_partial_uam.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..26036a62 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_partial_uam.affine @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// +// issue-draft 08 — partial: only one branch borrows `a` (the other borrows +// `b`). Moving `a` must still be rejected, because the union of branch origins +// includes `a`. +fn pick(ref x: Int) -> ref Int { return &x; } +fn consume(own v: Int) -> Int { return v; } + +fn main() -> Int { + let a: Int = 7; + let b: Int = 9; + let c: Bool = true; + let r = if c { pick(a) } else { pick(b) }; + let _g = consume(a); + return *r; +} diff --git a/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_unrelated_ok.affine b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_unrelated_ok.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0987d342 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_cond_origin_unrelated_ok.affine @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// +// issue-draft 08 anti-over-rejection — the conditional borrows `a`/`b`; moving +// an UNRELATED owned value `d` must stay legal (the union of origins is {a,b}, +// not everything). +fn pick(ref x: Int) -> ref Int { return &x; } +fn consume(own v: Int) -> Int { return v; } + +fn main() -> Int { + let a: Int = 7; + let b: Int = 9; + let d: Int = 5; + let c: Bool = true; + let r = if c { pick(a) } else { pick(b) }; + let _g = consume(d); + return *r; +} diff --git a/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_shared_read_ok.affine b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_shared_read_ok.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4413e450 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_shared_read_ok.affine @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +// M3 anti-over-rejection (#553 ADR-022): a SHARED borrow does NOT forbid +// concurrent reads of the borrowed place. `let a = &x; let y = x; *a` is valid +// under both the lexical checker and the Polonius extractor — only `&mut` is +// exclusive. The use-while-exclusively-borrowed rule must fire ONLY for `&mut`, +// never for `&`, so this program must be accepted (pol = lex = false). +module BorrowSharedReadOk; + +fn ok() -> Int { + let x = 5; + let a = &x; + let y = x; + *a + y +} diff --git a/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_stmt_branch_unrelated_ok.affine b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_stmt_branch_unrelated_ok.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..73098631 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_stmt_branch_unrelated_ok.affine @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// +// ADR-022 M3 statement-level control flow — anti-over-rejection. The move +// inside the branch is of `b`, which nothing borrows; `r` borrows `a`. A sound +// checker must NOT flag this. Confirms the extractor's branch descent conflicts +// only on the borrowed place, not on every nested move. +fn pick(ref x: Int) -> ref Int { return &x; } +fn consume(own v: Int) -> Int { return v; } + +fn main() -> Int { + let a: Int = 7; + let b: Int = 9; + let c: Bool = true; + let r = pick(a); + if c { + consume(b); + }; + let v = *r; + return v; +} diff --git a/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_stmt_else_uam.affine b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_stmt_else_uam.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..93fa9ee5 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_stmt_else_uam.affine @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// +// ADR-022 M3 statement-level control flow — the move lives in the ELSE arm's +// statement body (not the then arm). Moves are unioned across arms by the +// lexical checker, and the extractor descends both arms, so the conflict at the +// enclosing point still fires while `r`'s loan on `a` is live. +fn pick(ref x: Int) -> ref Int { return &x; } +fn consume(own v: Int) -> Int { return v; } + +fn main() -> Int { + let a: Int = 7; + let c: Bool = true; + let r = pick(a); + if c { + let _k = 1; + } else { + consume(a); + }; + let v = *r; + return v; +} diff --git a/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_stmt_if_nll_ok.affine b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_stmt_if_nll_ok.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..48ea78ad --- /dev/null +++ b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_stmt_if_nll_ok.affine @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// +// ADR-022 M3 statement-level control flow — anti-over-rejection. `r`'s last use +// (`*r`) comes BEFORE the `if`, so under NLL last-use the borrow of `a` has +// expired by the time the branch moves `a`. The move is therefore legal. Both +// tiers must accept; the extractor's per-binder kill point (last-use + 1) keeps +// the loan dead at the branch point even though the move is nested. +fn pick(ref x: Int) -> ref Int { return &x; } +fn consume(own v: Int) -> Int { return v; } + +fn main() -> Int { + let a: Int = 7; + let c: Bool = true; + let r = pick(a); + let v = *r; + if c { + consume(a); + }; + return v; +} diff --git a/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_stmt_if_uam.affine b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_stmt_if_uam.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ea651585 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_stmt_if_uam.affine @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// +// ADR-022 M3 statement-level control flow — use-after-move written as a +// STATEMENT inside an `if` body. `r` borrows `a` (return-borrow summary of +// `pick`); the move of `a` lives in the then-branch as a bare statement, while +// `r` is still live (its last use `*r` comes after the branch). The lexical +// checker flags MoveWhileBorrowed; the Polonius extractor must agree now that +// it descends into nested branch statements (before, the branch body's +// statements were invisible — apps/rhs_borrows stop at block tails). +fn pick(ref x: Int) -> ref Int { return &x; } +fn consume(own v: Int) -> Int { return v; } + +fn main() -> Int { + let a: Int = 7; + let c: Bool = true; + let r = pick(a); + if c { + consume(a); + }; + let v = *r; + return v; +} diff --git a/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_stmt_match_uam.affine b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_stmt_match_uam.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a51dacb8 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_stmt_match_uam.affine @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// +// ADR-022 M3 statement-level control flow — the move is a STATEMENT inside a +// `match` arm body (a block), not an arm tail. `r` borrows `a`; consuming `a` +// inside an arm while `r` is live is a use-after-move. The extractor descends +// match-arm bodies' statements, so it agrees with the lexical MoveWhileBorrowed. +fn pick(ref x: Int) -> ref Int { return &x; } +fn consume(own v: Int) -> Int { return v; } + +fn main() -> Int { + let a: Int = 7; + let k: Bool = true; + let r = pick(a); + match k { + true => { consume(a); }, + false => { let _z = 0; }, + }; + let v = *r; + return v; +} diff --git a/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_uam_double_move.affine b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_uam_double_move.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3f74bb6f --- /dev/null +++ b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_uam_double_move.affine @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// +// ADR-022 M3 plain use-after-move — no loan involved. `a` is moved into the +// first `consume`, then read again by the second `consume`. The lexical checker +// flags this via its `state.moved` set; the Polonius extractor now emits +// move_at/use_at facts and the solver's forward moved-state dataflow flags the +// second use, so the two tiers agree on a case the loan-conflict rules are blind +// to. +fn consume(own v: Int) -> Int { return v; } + +fn main() -> Int { + let a: Int = 7; + let _g1 = consume(a); + let _g2 = consume(a); + return 0; +} diff --git a/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_uam_loop_ok.affine b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_uam_loop_ok.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9b321975 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_uam_loop_ok.affine @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// +// ADR-022 M3 loop unrolling — anti-over-rejection. The loop body moves nothing +// (only reads and re-initialises locals), so the 2-iteration unrolling must not +// invent a use-after-move. Confirms the extra iter-2 CFG point adds no false +// positive. Both tiers accept. +fn main() -> Int { + let mut i = 0; + let mut s = 0; + while i < 3 { + s = s + i; + i = i + 1; + } + return s; +} diff --git a/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_uam_reinit_ok.affine b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_uam_reinit_ok.affine new file mode 100644 index 00000000..089c0505 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/e2e/fixtures/borrow_uam_reinit_ok.affine @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 hyperpolymath +// +// ADR-022 M3 plain use-after-move — anti-over-rejection. A whole-place write +// `a = 9` between the two moves REVIVES `a`, so the second `consume(a)` is +// legal. The solver's reinit_at fact kills the moved-state, mirroring the +// lexical checker's clear-on-rewrite (#399 / is_whole_place_write). Both accept. +fn consume(own v: Int) -> Int { return v; } + +fn main() -> Int { + let mut a: Int = 7; + let _g1 = consume(a); + a = 9; + let _g2 = consume(a); + return 0; +} diff --git a/test/golden/ownership.expected b/test/golden/ownership.expected index e14de0b0..419828cb 100644 --- a/test/golden/ownership.expected +++ b/test/golden/ownership.expected @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ file = "test/golden/ownership.affine" } }; p_ty = - (Ast.TyRef + (Ast.TyRef (None, (Ast.TyCon { Ast.name = "Int"; span = @@ -47,7 +47,8 @@ { Span.line = 2; col = 37; offset = 64 }; end_pos = { Span.line = 2; col = 41; offset = 68 }; file = "test/golden/ownership.affine" } - })) + }) + )) }; { Ast.p_quantity = None; p_ownership = None; p_name = @@ -58,7 +59,7 @@ file = "test/golden/ownership.affine" } }; p_ty = - (Ast.TyMut + (Ast.TyMut (None, (Ast.TyCon { Ast.name = "Bool"; span = @@ -66,7 +67,8 @@ { Span.line = 2; col = 49; offset = 76 }; end_pos = { Span.line = 2; col = 53; offset = 80 }; file = "test/golden/ownership.affine" } - })) + }) + )) } ]; fd_ret_ty = (Some (Ast.TyTuple [])); fd_eff = None; fd_where = []; diff --git a/test/test_borrow_polonius.ml b/test/test_borrow_polonius.ml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..206f4111 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/test_borrow_polonius.ml @@ -0,0 +1,422 @@ +(* SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 *) +(* SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell *) + +(** Polonius loan-solver tests (ADR-022 M3, solver milestone), CRG-mapped: + - UT : one assertion per datalog rule (liveness, kill, invalidation, error). + - CTR : the soundness/NLL invariants — a killed loan is dead downstream (no + spurious error after last use); a live conflicting access errors. + - the subset transitive closure used by the M3 extractor for reborrow chaining. + + These exercise the solver on hand-built fact bases, independent of the (not + yet wired) constraint extractor — the algorithmic heart, verified before the + CFG-extraction + parallel-run-diff increments land. *) + +open Affinescript +open Borrow_polonius + +let check_mem name p l = Alcotest.(check bool) name true (List.mem p l) +let check_nmem name p l = Alcotest.(check bool) name false (List.mem p l) + +(* ── rule 1 : loan liveness over the CFG ──────────────────────────────────────── *) + +(* loan 1 born at point 0; CFG 0→1→2; never killed ⇒ live at 0,1,2 *) +let t_live_straight () = + let d = Solve.solve + { Types.empty_facts with borrow_at = [(1, 0)]; cfg_edge = [(0, 1); (1, 2)] } in + check_mem "live@0" (1, 0) d.Types.loan_live_at; + check_mem "live@1" (1, 1) d.Types.loan_live_at; + check_mem "live@2" (1, 2) d.Types.loan_live_at + +(* killed at point 1 ⇒ dead at 1 and everything past it (NLL last-use) *) +let t_kill_stops_liveness () = + let d = Solve.solve + { Types.empty_facts with + borrow_at = [(1, 0)]; cfg_edge = [(0, 1); (1, 2)]; killed = [(1, 1)] } in + check_mem "still live@0" (1, 0) d.Types.loan_live_at; + check_nmem "dead@1 (killed)" (1, 1) d.Types.loan_live_at; + check_nmem "dead@2 (past kill)" (1, 2) d.Types.loan_live_at + +(* branch: 0→1 and 0→2 ⇒ live along both arms *) +let t_live_branches () = + let d = Solve.solve + { Types.empty_facts with borrow_at = [(1, 0)]; cfg_edge = [(0, 1); (0, 2)] } in + check_mem "live@1 (arm a)" (1, 1) d.Types.loan_live_at; + check_mem "live@2 (arm b)" (1, 2) d.Types.loan_live_at + +(* ── rules 2 + 3 : invalidation and error ─────────────────────────────────────── *) + +(* live loan, conflicting access at point 1 ⇒ invalidated there ⇒ error(1) *) +let t_invalidation_errors () = + let d = Solve.solve + { Types.empty_facts with + borrow_at = [(1, 0)]; cfg_edge = [(0, 1)]; conflict_at = [(1, 1)] } in + check_mem "invalidated@1" (1, 1) d.Types.loan_invalidated_at; + check_mem "error@1" 1 d.Types.errors + +(* a conflicting access where the loan is NOT live ⇒ no invalidation, no error *) +let t_no_conflict_no_error () = + let d = Solve.solve + { Types.empty_facts with borrow_at = [(1, 0)]; cfg_edge = [(0, 1)] } in + Alcotest.(check (list int)) "no errors" [] d.Types.errors + +(* THE NLL SOUNDNESS CASE: access conflicts at a point AFTER the loan's last use + (killed) ⇒ loan dead there ⇒ no error. Mirrors borrow_*_nll_ok at the lexical + tier — Polonius must agree (zero-divergence is M3's CI gate). *) +let t_nll_conflict_after_kill_ok () = + let d = Solve.solve + { Types.empty_facts with + borrow_at = [(1, 0)]; cfg_edge = [(0, 1); (1, 2)]; + killed = [(1, 1)]; conflict_at = [(1, 2)] } in + Alcotest.(check (list int)) "no error after last use" [] d.Types.errors + +(* two loans, only one conflicts ⇒ exactly one error point *) +let t_two_loans_one_conflicts () = + let d = Solve.solve + { Types.empty_facts with + borrow_at = [(1, 0); (2, 0)]; cfg_edge = [(0, 1)]; + conflict_at = [(2, 1)] } in + check_nmem "loan1 not invalidated" (1, 1) d.Types.loan_invalidated_at; + check_mem "loan2 invalidated" (2, 1) d.Types.loan_invalidated_at; + Alcotest.(check (list int)) "single error point" [1] d.Types.errors + +(* ── subset transitive closure (reborrow chaining input) ──────────────────────── *) + +let t_subset_closure () = + let c = Solve.subset_closure + { Types.empty_facts with subset = [(1, 2, 0); (2, 3, 0)] } in + check_mem "reflexive (1,1)" (1, 1) c; + check_mem "direct (1,2)" (1, 2) c; + check_mem "transitive (1,3)" (1, 3) c; + check_nmem "no spurious (3,1)" (3, 1) c + +(* ── use-after-move (plain, loan-free) forward moved-state dataflow ───────────── *) + +(* var 1 moved at point 0, used again at point 1 ⇒ moved_in@1 ⇒ error(1). + The move at 0 is also a use, but moved_in@0 is false (nothing moved it yet). *) +let t_uam_double_move () = + let d = Solve.solve + { Types.empty_facts with + cfg_edge = [(0, 1)]; move_at = [(1, 0)]; use_at = [(1, 0); (1, 1)] } in + check_mem "moved_in@1" (1, 1) d.Types.moved_in; + check_nmem "not moved_in@0" (1, 0) d.Types.moved_in; + Alcotest.(check (list int)) "use-after-move error at 1" [1] d.Types.errors + +(* a whole-place reinit between move and second use revives the var ⇒ no error *) +let t_uam_reinit_revives () = + let d = Solve.solve + { Types.empty_facts with + cfg_edge = [(0, 1); (1, 2)]; + move_at = [(1, 0)]; reinit_at = [(1, 1)]; use_at = [(1, 0); (1, 2)] } in + check_nmem "not moved_in@2 (revived)" (1, 2) d.Types.moved_in; + Alcotest.(check (list int)) "no use-after-move error" [] d.Types.errors + +(* a use of a NEVER-moved var is never an error (reads are always emitted) *) +let t_uam_use_without_move_ok () = + let d = Solve.solve + { Types.empty_facts with cfg_edge = [(0, 1)]; use_at = [(1, 0); (1, 1)] } in + Alcotest.(check (list int)) "no error without a move" [] d.Types.errors + +(* ── degenerate ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── *) + +let t_empty () = + let d = Solve.solve Types.empty_facts in + Alcotest.(check (list int)) "empty errors" [] d.Types.errors; + Alcotest.(check int) "empty liveness" 0 (List.length d.Types.loan_live_at) + +(* ── M3 (2/3) : end-to-end extraction from REAL programs, diffed vs lexical ───── *) +(* The payoff: extract facts from an actual .affine fixture, run the solver, and + check its verdict AGREES with the lexical checker (Borrow.check_program) — the + zero-divergence property M3's parallel-run gate will enforce corpus-wide. Scope + is straight-line bodies (see Borrow_extract); these fixtures qualify. *) +let polonius_vs_lexical path = + match Test_e2e.parse_fixture (Test_e2e.fixture path) with + | Error m -> Alcotest.fail ("parse: " ^ m) + | Ok prog -> + match Test_e2e.resolve_program prog with + | Error m -> Alcotest.fail ("resolve: " ^ m) + | Ok (rc, _) -> + let symbols = rc.symbols in + let ctx = Borrow.build_context prog in + let polonius_err = Borrow_extract.program_has_borrow_error ctx symbols prog in + let lexical_err = + match Borrow.check_program symbols prog with Error _ -> true | Ok () -> false in + (polonius_err, lexical_err) + +(* #554 straight-line use-after-move: both tiers must flag it *) +let t_extract_uam () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_callee_returned_borrow_uam.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius flags the use-after-move" true pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical verdict" lex pol + +(* NLL-reordered (read *r before the move): both tiers must accept *) +let t_extract_nll_ok () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_callee_returned_borrow_nll_ok.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius accepts the NLL-safe form" false pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical verdict" lex pol + +(* callee returns a VALUE (empty return-borrow summary) ⇒ arg movable, no error *) +let t_extract_value_return_ok () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_callee_value_return_ok.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius: no loan, no error" false pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical verdict" lex pol + +(* M3 loan-vs-loan exclusivity (#553 ADR-022): two simultaneously-live `&mut` + borrows of the same place — the second `&mut x` reads `x` at its creation + point while the first is still live, so it conflicts. *) +let t_extract_mutref_conflict () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_mutref_conflict.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius flags &mut/&mut overlap" true pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* a plain read of `x` while `&mut x` is live (use-while-exclusively-borrowed) *) +let t_extract_mutref_use_while () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_mutref_use_while.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius flags use-while-&mut-borrowed" true pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* a SHARED `&x` does NOT forbid reads — `let a = &x; let y = x; *a` is valid + under both tiers (only `&mut` is exclusive). Guards against over-rejection. *) +let t_extract_shared_read_ok () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_shared_read_ok.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius accepts read-while-shared-borrowed" false pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* M3 call-aliasing: passing `x` to a `mut` parameter AND a plain parameter in + the SAME call — `mut_then_read(x, x)`. The `mut`-arg mints a call-scoped + exclusive loan; the second arg reads `x` while it is live ⇒ conflict. Both + tiers must flag it. *) +let t_extract_call_alias_excl () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_use_while_excl.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius flags mut-param call-aliasing" true pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* anti-over-rejection: a `mut`-param borrow is CALL-SCOPED, so a use of `x` in a + LATER, separate call is fine — `just_mut(x); read_int(x)` is valid under both + tiers. Guards the new call-aliasing rule against leaking the loan past its + call. *) +let t_extract_call_arg_then_use_ok () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_call_arg_then_use.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius accepts mut-arg then later use" false pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* expression-level branches (issue-draft 08 conditional-origin family): the RHS + borrows the UNION of its arm sources. Polonius must now match the lexical fix. *) +let t_extract_cond_if () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_cond_origin_if_uam.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius flags if-bound UAM" true pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +let t_extract_cond_block () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_cond_origin_block_uam.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius flags block-bound UAM" true pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +let t_extract_cond_match () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_cond_origin_match_uam.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius flags match-bound UAM" true pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +let t_extract_cond_partial () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_cond_origin_partial_uam.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius flags partial-branch UAM (union has a)" true pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +let t_extract_cond_nll_ok () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_cond_origin_nll_ok.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius accepts NLL-safe cond-bound" false pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +let t_extract_cond_unrelated_ok () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_cond_origin_unrelated_ok.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius accepts unrelated move (not in {a,b})" false pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* ── M3 statement-level control flow: moves/borrows written as STATEMENTS inside + branch bodies (not arm tails). The extractor now descends nested block + statements; each must still agree with the lexical checker. ─────────────── *) + +(* use-after-move via a `consume(a)` STATEMENT inside an if-then body, loan live *) +let t_extract_stmt_if_uam () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_stmt_if_uam.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius flags branch-statement UAM" true pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* r's last use precedes the branch ⇒ loan dead at the nested move ⇒ accept *) +let t_extract_stmt_if_nll_ok () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_stmt_if_nll_ok.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius accepts NLL-safe branch move" false pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* move lives in the ELSE arm's statement body *) +let t_extract_stmt_else_uam () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_stmt_else_uam.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius flags else-arm-statement UAM" true pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* move is a statement inside a match-arm BODY block (not the arm tail) *) +let t_extract_stmt_match_uam () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_stmt_match_uam.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius flags match-arm-statement UAM" true pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* the nested move is of an UNborrowed place ⇒ no conflict ⇒ accept *) +let t_extract_stmt_branch_unrelated_ok () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_stmt_branch_unrelated_ok.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius accepts unrelated nested move" false pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* ── plain use-after-move from REAL programs (no loan), diffed vs lexical ──────── *) + +(* `consume(a); consume(a)` — second move reads moved `a`; both tiers flag it *) +let t_extract_uam_double_move () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_uam_double_move.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius flags the plain use-after-move" true pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* a whole-place rewrite between moves revives the var; both tiers accept *) +let t_extract_uam_reinit_ok () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_uam_reinit_ok.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius accepts reinit-revived move" false pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* ── loop unrolling: iter-1 move reaching an iter-2 use (2-iteration model) ────── *) + +(* the canonical Slice-C' soundness fixture: the loop body moves `x` and never + rebinds it, so iteration 2 reads a moved value. The lexical checker flags it + via its 2-iteration pass; the extractor's loop unrolling (a fresh iter-2 CFG + point) makes the iter-1 move_at reach the iter-2 use_at, so both agree. *) +let t_extract_loop_move () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "slice_c_prime_loop_move_persists.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius flags cross-iteration use-after-move" true pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* a loop body that moves nothing ⇒ unrolling must not invent an error *) +let t_extract_loop_ok () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_uam_loop_ok.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius accepts the move-free loop" false pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* ── reassignment loan release (reborrow): old loan dies at the rebind ─────────── *) + +(* `let mut r = pick(a); r = other(b); consume(a)` — reassigning r RELEASES its + loan on a, so moving a is legal. Was a FALSE POSITIVE (Polonius kept a's loan + live to r's last use); the reassignment-kill fix makes both tiers accept. *) +let t_extract_reassign_old_ok () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_callee_returned_borrow_reassign_old_ok.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius accepts move after reassignment releases loan" false pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* the move-while-still-bound counterpart must still be flagged by both tiers *) +let t_extract_reassign_uam () = + let (pol, lex) = polonius_vs_lexical "borrow_callee_returned_borrow_reassign.affine" in + Alcotest.(check bool) "Polonius flags move while reassigned loan live" true pol; + Alcotest.(check bool) "agrees with lexical" lex pol + +(* ── M3 (3/3): the corpus-wide parallel-run diff gate ───────────────────────── + Run BOTH tiers over every .affine fixture and assert the Polonius + extractor+solver verdict never diverges from the lexical [Borrow.check_program] + EXCEPT on a documented allowlist of known bounded-scope cases. A divergence on + any non-allowlisted fixture fails this test — that is the zero-divergence + regression gate M3 exists to provide. The extractor is NOT wired into + bin/main.ml; this gate guards the equivalence claim, not the build verdict. + + Each allowlist entry is (fixture, reason). All remaining entries are sound + UNDER-reporting — features the extractor does not model yet, where lexical + flags an error and Polonius (conservatively) does not, so the divergence is + never a false positive. As later increments land, entries graduate OFF this + list; an allowlisted fixture that has started AGREEING is logged (prune it) + but does not fail the gate. *) +let known_divergences : (string * string) list = + [ (* loan-vs-loan exclusivity (use-while-exclusively-borrowed) is now modeled + by the extractor (a direct read of a place while a live [&mut] loan + covers it is a conflict), so borrow_mutref_conflict / borrow_mutref_use_while + AGREE and were pruned. The call-aliasing shape (borrow_use_while_excl: + passing [x] to a [mut] param and reading [x] in the same call) is now + modeled too — a [mut]-param argument mints a call-scoped exclusive loan + and a later same-call arg reading [x] conflicts — so it also AGREES and + was pruned. *) + (* unmodeled: return-escape / borrow-outlives-owner (no escape analysis) *) + "borrow_outlives_owner.affine", "borrow-outlives-owner"; + "borrow_return_escape_local.affine", "return-escape (local)"; + "borrow_return_escape_param.affine", "return-escape (param)"; + "ref_to_ref_return_escape.affine", "ref-to-ref + return-escape"; + (* unmodeled: captured-linear (lambda capture) *) + "slice_d_captured_linear_let_rejected.affine", "captured-linear (let)"; + "slice_d_captured_linear_param_rejected.affine", "captured-linear (param)"; + ] + +let t_parallel_run_diff () = + let dir = Test_e2e.fixture_dir in + let files = Sys.readdir dir |> Array.to_list |> List.sort compare + |> List.filter (fun f -> Filename.check_suffix f ".affine") in + let agree = ref 0 and skip = ref 0 in + let unexpected = ref [] and now_agreeing = ref [] in + List.iter (fun f -> + match (try Some (polonius_vs_lexical f) with _ -> None) with + | None -> incr skip (* doesn't parse/resolve standalone — not borrow-checkable here *) + | Some (pol, lex) -> + if pol = lex then begin + incr agree; + if List.mem_assoc f known_divergences then now_agreeing := f :: !now_agreeing + end else if not (List.mem_assoc f known_divergences) then + unexpected := (f, pol, lex) :: !unexpected) + files; + List.iter (fun f -> + Printf.eprintf "[diff-gate] allowlisted fixture now AGREES (prune it): %s\n%!" f) + !now_agreeing; + List.iter (fun (f, pol, lex) -> + Printf.eprintf "[diff-gate] UNEXPECTED divergence: %s polonius=%b lexical=%b\n%!" f pol lex) + !unexpected; + Printf.eprintf "[diff-gate] total=%d agree=%d skip=%d allowlisted-divergences=%d\n%!" + (List.length files) !agree !skip (List.length known_divergences); + Alcotest.(check int) "no NEW (non-allowlisted) extractor↔lexical divergence" + 0 (List.length !unexpected) + +let tests = + [ + Alcotest.test_case "M3 3/3: corpus parallel-run diff gate" `Quick t_parallel_run_diff; + Alcotest.test_case "rule1: liveness straight-line" `Quick t_live_straight; + Alcotest.test_case "rule1: kill stops liveness (NLL)" `Quick t_kill_stops_liveness; + Alcotest.test_case "rule1: liveness across branches" `Quick t_live_branches; + Alcotest.test_case "rule2+3: invalidation → error" `Quick t_invalidation_errors; + Alcotest.test_case "rule2: no conflict → no error" `Quick t_no_conflict_no_error; + Alcotest.test_case "CTR/NLL: conflict after last-use kill is sound (no error)" + `Quick t_nll_conflict_after_kill_ok; + Alcotest.test_case "two loans, one conflicts → one error" `Quick t_two_loans_one_conflicts; + Alcotest.test_case "UAM: double move → moved-state use error" `Quick t_uam_double_move; + Alcotest.test_case "UAM: reinit revives (no error)" `Quick t_uam_reinit_revives; + Alcotest.test_case "UAM: use without move is fine" `Quick t_uam_use_without_move_ok; + Alcotest.test_case "subset transitive closure (reborrow chaining)" `Quick t_subset_closure; + Alcotest.test_case "empty facts → empty derived" `Quick t_empty; + (* M3 (2/3): extraction from real programs, diffed against the lexical checker *) + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: #554 UAM flagged, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_uam; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: NLL-safe accepted, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_nll_ok; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: value-return no error, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_value_return_ok; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: &mut/&mut overlap flagged (loan-vs-loan)" `Quick t_extract_mutref_conflict; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: use-while-&mut-borrowed flagged" `Quick t_extract_mutref_use_while; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: read-while-&-shared accepted (no over-reject)" `Quick t_extract_shared_read_ok; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: mut-param call-aliasing flagged" `Quick t_extract_call_alias_excl; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: mut-arg then later use accepted (call-scoped)" `Quick t_extract_call_arg_then_use_ok; + (* M3 branch extraction: conditional-origin family (issue-draft 08) *) + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: if-bound UAM, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_cond_if; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: block-bound UAM, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_cond_block; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: match-bound UAM, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_cond_match; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: partial-branch UAM, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_cond_partial; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: cond NLL-safe accepted, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_cond_nll_ok; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: cond unrelated move ok, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_cond_unrelated_ok; + (* M3 statement-level control flow: moves/borrows as statements in branch bodies *) + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: if-stmt UAM, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_stmt_if_uam; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: if-stmt NLL-safe accepted, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_stmt_if_nll_ok; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: else-arm-stmt UAM, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_stmt_else_uam; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: match-arm-stmt UAM, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_stmt_match_uam; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: unrelated nested move ok, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_stmt_branch_unrelated_ok; + (* M3 plain use-after-move (loan-free) from real programs *) + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: plain double-move flagged, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_uam_double_move; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: reinit-revived move ok, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_uam_reinit_ok; + (* M3 loop unrolling: cross-iteration use-after-move (2-iteration model) *) + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: loop cross-iter UAM flagged, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_loop_move; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: move-free loop ok, agrees with lexical" `Quick t_extract_loop_ok; + (* M3 reborrow: reassignment releases the old loan *) + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: reassign releases old loan (was false +), agrees" `Quick t_extract_reassign_old_ok; + Alcotest.test_case "extract+solve: move while reassigned loan live flagged, agrees" `Quick t_extract_reassign_uam; + ] diff --git a/test/test_e2e.ml b/test/test_e2e.ml index 481f9cfa..c38e97e2 100644 --- a/test/test_e2e.ml +++ b/test/test_e2e.ml @@ -2281,11 +2281,123 @@ let test_handle_deno_loud_fail () = Alcotest.(check bool) "error names the handler fence" true (contains_str "effect handler" msg) +let test_handle_c_loud_fail () = + let result = + let open Result in + let ( let* ) = bind in + let* (prog, resolve_ctx) = run_frontend (fixture "handle_return_arm.affine") in + C_codegen.codegen_c prog resolve_ctx.symbols + in + match result with + | Ok _ -> + Alcotest.fail + "expected loud failure for handle on the C backend (Refs #555); \ + got Ok — silent arm-drop has regressed" + | Error msg -> + Alcotest.(check bool) "error names the handler fence" true + (contains_str "effect handler" msg) + +(* NOTE: the Lean and Why3 text backends are experimental stubs whose + block-lowering only emits `let` bindings — a `return` statement (and thus + any expression it wraps, including `handle`) is silently dropped, so + `fn main() -> Int { return handle ... }` emits `def main : Int := ()`. + That is a *broader* incompleteness than #555 (they miscompile far more than + handlers), so a handle-specific fence there would be misleading. They are + flagged separately rather than fenced here; the reachable #555 codegen + holes were the production backends (WASM / WasmGC / Deno-ESM / JS-text) + and C, all fenced + tested above. *) + let handler_fence_tests = [ Alcotest.test_case "interp: return-arm handle still evaluates" `Quick test_handle_interp_still_works; Alcotest.test_case "wasm: handle → loud UnsupportedFeature" `Quick test_handle_wasm_loud_fail; Alcotest.test_case "js-text: handle → loud failure" `Quick test_handle_js_loud_fail; Alcotest.test_case "deno-esm: handle → loud failure" `Quick test_handle_deno_loud_fail; + Alcotest.test_case "c: handle → loud failure" `Quick test_handle_c_loud_fail; +] + +(* ============================================================================ + Issue #559: trait coherence — overlapping impls must be rejected + ============================================================================ + + `Trait.check_coherence` was a no-op stub (TODO) and unwired, so two impls of + the same trait for the same (or unifiable) self type were silently accepted + and method resolution picked whichever impl came first. `check_all_coherence` + now runs in `check_program` after every impl is registered and rejects any + pair of impls whose self types unify. *) + +let tc_source src = + let prog = Parse_driver.parse_string ~file:"" src in + match resolve_program prog with + | Error msg -> Error msg + | Ok (ctx, _) -> + (match Typecheck.check_program ctx.symbols prog with + | Ok _ -> Ok () + | Error e -> Error (Typecheck.format_type_error e)) + +let test_coherence_duplicate_rejected () = + let src = {| +trait Greet { fn greet() -> Int; } +struct Person { age: Int } +impl Greet for Person { fn greet() -> Int = 1; } +impl Greet for Person { fn greet() -> Int = 2; } +fn main() -> Int = 0; +|} in + match tc_source src with + | Ok () -> + Alcotest.fail "#559: two impls of Greet for Person must be rejected as \ + overlapping; the checker accepted them" + | Error msg -> + Alcotest.(check bool) "error names trait coherence" true + (contains_str "coherence" msg) + +let test_coherence_distinct_types_ok () = + let src = {| +trait Greet { fn greet() -> Int; } +struct Person { age: Int } +struct Robot { id: Int } +impl Greet for Person { fn greet() -> Int = 1; } +impl Greet for Robot { fn greet() -> Int = 2; } +fn main() -> Int = 0; +|} in + match tc_source src with + | Ok () -> () + | Error msg -> + Alcotest.failf "#559: impls of Greet for two DISTINCT types must be \ + accepted (no overlap), got error: %s" msg + +let test_coherence_distinct_generic_args_ok () = + (* Coherence must not over-reject: impls for the SAME generic head but + distinct concrete args (`Pair[Int,Bool]` vs `Pair[Bool,Int]`) do not + overlap and must both be accepted. *) + let src = {| +trait Greet { fn greet() -> Int; } +enum Pair[A, B] { Mk(A, B) } +impl Greet for Pair[Int, Bool] { fn greet() -> Int = 1; } +impl Greet for Pair[Bool, Int] { fn greet() -> Int = 2; } +fn main() -> Int = 0; +|} in + match tc_source src with + | Ok () -> () + | Error msg -> + Alcotest.failf "#559: impls for Pair[Int,Bool] vs Pair[Bool,Int] do not \ + overlap and must be accepted, got error: %s" msg + +(* KNOWN LIMITATION (#559): generic-subsumption overlap — a blanket/generic + impl `impl[T] Greet for Box[T]` overlapping a specific `impl Greet for + Box[Int]` — is NOT yet detected. The coherence check itself instantiates + impl type params and would catch it, but generic *impl* handling has its + own separate immaturities (e.g. `impl[T] ... for Box[T]` currently trips a + spurious "Trait not found" before coherence runs), so this case rides on a + prerequisite that is not yet solid. The soundness-critical hole #559 named + — silently accepting overlapping *concrete* impls — IS fixed and covered by + the rejected/accepted tests above. Generic-subsumption coherence is tracked + as follow-up, not pinned here as an executable accept (it would mis-document + a moving target). *) + +let coherence_tests = [ + Alcotest.test_case "duplicate impl (same self type) → rejected" `Quick test_coherence_duplicate_rejected; + Alcotest.test_case "impls for distinct types → accepted" `Quick test_coherence_distinct_types_ok; + Alcotest.test_case "distinct generic args → accepted (no over-reject)" `Quick test_coherence_distinct_generic_args_ok; ] (* ============================================================================ @@ -5433,6 +5545,74 @@ let test_borrow_callee_returned_borrow_reassign_summary () = Alcotest.fail "#554 reassigned-local summary regressed: the summary went \ stale on the initial binding — use-after-move accepted" +(* issue-draft 08 — conditional-origin borrow escape. A borrow bound through an + `if`/`match`/block value carries the argument borrow out of the construct; a + later move of that argument while the binder is live is a use-after-move. + Pre-fix, the branch/block lexical restore swallowed the escaping borrow and + the `if`/`match` join intersected the per-branch records away, so the move + was accepted. The fix re-publishes the UNION of branch/tail escaping borrows. + Four reject-cases (if / block / multi-arm match / partial) and two anti-over- + rejection accept-cases (NLL use-before-move; unrelated move). *) +let test_borrow_cond_origin_if_uam () = + match borrow_result (fixture "borrow_cond_origin_if_uam.affine") with + | Error (Borrow.MoveWhileBorrowed _) -> () + | Error e -> + Alcotest.fail ("cond-origin if: expected MoveWhileBorrowed (move of `a` \ + while the if-bound borrow held by `r` is live), got: " + ^ Borrow.format_borrow_error e) + | Ok () -> + Alcotest.fail "cond-origin if regressed: a borrow bound through `if` did \ + not keep the argument borrowed — use-after-move accepted" + +let test_borrow_cond_origin_block_uam () = + match borrow_result (fixture "borrow_cond_origin_block_uam.affine") with + | Error (Borrow.MoveWhileBorrowed _) -> () + | Error e -> + Alcotest.fail ("cond-origin block: expected MoveWhileBorrowed (block value \ + carries the borrow of `a` out), got: " + ^ Borrow.format_borrow_error e) + | Ok () -> + Alcotest.fail "cond-origin block regressed: `let r = { pick(a) }` dropped \ + the borrow of `a` — use-after-move accepted" + +let test_borrow_cond_origin_match_uam () = + match borrow_result (fixture "borrow_cond_origin_match_uam.affine") with + | Error (Borrow.MoveWhileBorrowed _) -> () + | Error e -> + Alcotest.fail ("cond-origin match: expected MoveWhileBorrowed (union of \ + arm-escaping borrows keeps `a` borrowed), got: " + ^ Borrow.format_borrow_error e) + | Ok () -> + Alcotest.fail "cond-origin match regressed: a multi-arm match value did \ + not keep the argument borrowed — use-after-move accepted" + +let test_borrow_cond_origin_partial_uam () = + match borrow_result (fixture "borrow_cond_origin_partial_uam.affine") with + | Error (Borrow.MoveWhileBorrowed _) -> () + | Error e -> + Alcotest.fail ("cond-origin partial: expected MoveWhileBorrowed (one branch \ + borrows `a`, so the union includes `a`), got: " + ^ Borrow.format_borrow_error e) + | Ok () -> + Alcotest.fail "cond-origin partial regressed: moving `a` borrowed in only \ + one branch was accepted — union of origins dropped `a`" + +let test_borrow_cond_origin_nll_ok () = + match borrow_result (fixture "borrow_cond_origin_nll_ok.affine") with + | Ok () -> () + | Error e -> + Alcotest.fail ("cond-origin anti-over-rejection: reading `*r` before moving \ + `a` must pass under NLL last-use, got: " + ^ Borrow.format_borrow_error e) + +let test_borrow_cond_origin_unrelated_ok () = + match borrow_result (fixture "borrow_cond_origin_unrelated_ok.affine") with + | Ok () -> () + | Error e -> + Alcotest.fail ("cond-origin precision: moving an unrelated value `d` (not in \ + the {a,b} origin union) must stay legal, got: " + ^ Borrow.format_borrow_error e) + let borrow_tests = [ Alcotest.test_case "BorrowOutlivesOwner: &local escapes its block" `Quick test_borrow_outlives_owner; @@ -5512,6 +5692,18 @@ let borrow_tests = [ `Quick test_borrow_reassign_alias_survives; Alcotest.test_case "#554: reassigned returned ref-local unions summary origins" `Quick test_borrow_callee_returned_borrow_reassign_summary; + Alcotest.test_case "issue-08 cond-origin: borrow through `if` keeps arg borrowed" + `Quick test_borrow_cond_origin_if_uam; + Alcotest.test_case "issue-08 cond-origin: borrow through block keeps arg borrowed" + `Quick test_borrow_cond_origin_block_uam; + Alcotest.test_case "issue-08 cond-origin: borrow through multi-arm match keeps arg borrowed" + `Quick test_borrow_cond_origin_match_uam; + Alcotest.test_case "issue-08 cond-origin: partial (one branch) move still rejected" + `Quick test_borrow_cond_origin_partial_uam; + Alcotest.test_case "issue-08 cond-origin anti-over-rejection: NLL use-before-move OK" + `Quick test_borrow_cond_origin_nll_ok; + Alcotest.test_case "issue-08 cond-origin precision: unrelated move stays legal" + `Quick test_borrow_cond_origin_unrelated_ok; ] (* ============================================================================ @@ -5545,6 +5737,7 @@ let tests = ("E2E Handler Fence (#555)", handler_fence_tests); ("E2E Async Fence (#556)", async_fence_tests); ("E2E Resume Soundness (#555)", resume_soundness_tests); + ("E2E Trait Coherence (#559)", coherence_tests); ("E2E Ownership Verify", tw_verify_tests); ("E2E Cmd Linearity", cmd_linear_tests); ("E2E Boundary Verify", tw_interface_tests); diff --git a/test/test_main.ml b/test/test_main.ml index 593f2dcb..2006c566 100644 --- a/test/test_main.ml +++ b/test/test_main.ml @@ -18,4 +18,6 @@ let () = ("Int-div on JS-text backend (#478)", Test_int_div_js.tests); ("Deno builtins ↔ stdlib decls consistency", Test_deno_builtins_consistency.tests); ("Stdlib algebraic laws (batch 1)", Test_stdlib_laws.tests); + ("Solo CESK (VM M1, ADR-0025)", Test_solo_cesk.tests); + ("Polonius solver (ADR-022 M3)", Test_borrow_polonius.tests); ] @ Test_e2e.tests @ Test_stdlib_aot.tests) diff --git a/test/test_solo_cesk.ml b/test/test_solo_cesk.ml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0d7e3ed8 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/test_solo_cesk.ml @@ -0,0 +1,148 @@ +(* SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 *) +(* SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell *) + +(** Solo-core CESK machine tests (VM M1, ADR-0025), CRG-mapped: + - UT : one assertion per Solo small-step rule (β, ⊗-proj, ⊕-case, let, env). + - EXE : runs closed terms to a value (the machine actually executes). + - CTR : the Q4 runtime invariant — affine enforcement ON rejects over-use, + permits under-use (affine ≤1), and ω allows reuse; OFF never rejects. + - PER : tropical cost-meter accumulates; a budget too small → Infeasible. + - determinism (metamorphic): same term ⇒ same value + cost. + + Full property-based testing (qcheck, 1000+ generated cases) is the matrix GAP + tracked in docs/TESTING-AND-BENCH-MATRIX.adoc; this is the deterministic seed. *) + +open Affinescript +open Solo_cesk + +(* ── helpers ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── *) +let runs_to ?(cfg = default_config) (t : term) (expected : string) () = + let (v, _) = run ~cfg t in + Alcotest.(check string) "value" expected (show_value v) + +let raises_affine (t : term) () = + match run t with + | exception Affine_violation _ -> () + | (v, _) -> Alcotest.failf "expected Affine_violation, got %s" (show_value v) + +let unchecked = { enforce = false; budget = None } + +(* sample terms *) +let id1 = Lam (One, Var 0) (* λ^1 x. x *) +let kcomb = Lam (Omega, Lam (One, Var 1)) (* λ^ω x. λ^1 y. x *) + +(* ── UT + EXE : one rule per case ────────────────────────────────────────────── *) +let t_beta = runs_to (App (id1, TUnit)) "()" +let t_unit = runs_to TUnit "()" +let t_pair = runs_to (Pair (TUnit, Inl TUnit)) "((), inl ())" +let t_fst = runs_to (Fst (Pair (TUnit, Inl TUnit))) "()" (* drops snd — affine *) +let t_snd = runs_to (Snd (Pair (TUnit, Inl TUnit))) "inl ()" (* drops fst — affine *) +let t_inl = runs_to (Inl TUnit) "inl ()" +let t_inr = runs_to (Inr TUnit) "inr ()" +let t_case_inl = runs_to (Case (Inl TUnit, One, Var 0, TUnit)) "()" +let t_case_inr = runs_to (Case (Inr TUnit, One, TUnit, Var 0)) "()" +let t_let = runs_to (Let (One, TUnit, Var 0)) "()" +let t_kcomb_env = runs_to (App (App (kcomb, TUnit), Inl TUnit)) "()" (* de Bruijn / closures *) + +(* ── CTR : the affine runtime invariant (Q4) ─────────────────────────────────── *) +let dup = App (Lam (One, Pair (Var 0, Var 0)), TUnit) (* linear param used twice *) +let t_affine_violation = raises_affine dup (* ON ⇒ reject *) +let t_affine_unchecked = runs_to ~cfg:unchecked dup "((), ())" (* OFF ⇒ allowed *) +let t_omega_reuse_ok = runs_to (App (Lam (Omega, Pair (Var 0, Var 0)), TUnit)) "((), ())" +let t_affine_underuse_ok = runs_to (App (Lam (One, TUnit), TUnit)) "()" (* used 0 ≤ 1 — OK *) +let t_zero_use_rejected = raises_affine (App (Lam (Zero, Var 0), TUnit)) (* erased var used *) + +(* ── PER : tropical cost-metering ────────────────────────────────────────────── *) +let t_cost_positive () = + let (_, c) = run (App (id1, TUnit)) in + Alcotest.(check bool) "cost > 0" true (c > 0) + +let t_budget_infeasible () = + match run ~cfg:{ enforce = true; budget = Some 2 } (App (id1, TUnit)) with + | exception Infeasible _ -> () + | (v, _) -> Alcotest.failf "expected Infeasible, got %s" (show_value v) + +(* ── determinism (metamorphic) ──────────────────────────────────────────────── *) +let t_deterministic () = + let prog = App (App (kcomb, TUnit), Inl TUnit) in + let (v1, c1) = run prog and (v2, c2) = run prog in + Alcotest.(check string) "value stable" (show_value v1) (show_value v2); + Alcotest.(check int) "cost stable" c1 c2 + +(* ── M2 : deep effect handlers + multi-shot resume (#555) ─────────────────────── *) +(* These are the FIRST runtime handler tests in the repo (ADR-0025 M2 noted "zero + exist today"). Op labels are ints; an op clause body sees de Bruijn 0 = the + operation argument, 1 = the resumption [k]. *) +let raises_unhandled (t : term) () = + match run t with + | exception Unhandled_effect _ -> () + | (v, _) -> Alcotest.failf "expected Unhandled_effect, got %s" (show_value v) + +(* handle (return ()) with { return x ⇒ x } — the return clause fires *) +let t_handle_return = + runs_to (Handle (TUnit, { h_ret = (One, Var 0); h_ops = [] })) "()" + +(* handle (perform op0 ()) with { return x⇒x | op0(_) k ⇒ resume k (inl ()) } + single-shot: the op clause resumes once; the injected value flows back to the + handled body's value, then through the return clause. *) +let t_handle_single_shot = + runs_to + (Handle (Perform (0, TUnit), + { h_ret = (One, Var 0); + h_ops = [ (0, One, One, Resume (Var 1, Inl TUnit)) ] })) + "inl ()" + +(* MULTI-SHOT: op0(_) k ⇒ (resume k (inl ()), resume k (inr ())). The SAME + reified continuation is resumed twice — only possible because [k] is data. + resume quantity is ω (the resumption is used twice). Result pairs both runs. *) +let t_handle_multi_shot = + runs_to + (Handle (Perform (0, TUnit), + { h_ret = (One, Var 0); + h_ops = [ (0, One, Omega, + Pair (Resume (Var 1, Inl TUnit), Resume (Var 1, Inr TUnit))) ] })) + "(inl (), inr ())" + +(* DEEP: let _ = perform op0 (inl ()) in perform op0 (inr ()), handled by + { op0(arg) k ⇒ resume k arg }. The SECOND perform sits inside the resumed + computation and must be caught by the SAME handler (deep) — if it weren't, it + would raise Unhandled_effect. Final value is the second perform's argument. *) +let t_handle_deep = + runs_to + (Handle ( + Let (Omega, Perform (0, Inl TUnit), Perform (0, Inr TUnit)), + { h_ret = (One, Var 0); + h_ops = [ (0, One, One, Resume (Var 1, Var 0)) ] })) + "inr ()" + +(* perform with no enclosing handler ⇒ Unhandled_effect (loud, not silent). *) +let t_perform_unhandled = raises_unhandled (Perform (0, TUnit)) + +let tests = + [ + Alcotest.test_case "β-reduction" `Quick t_beta; + Alcotest.test_case "unit" `Quick t_unit; + Alcotest.test_case "pair intro" `Quick t_pair; + Alcotest.test_case "fst (drops snd)" `Quick t_fst; + Alcotest.test_case "snd (drops fst)" `Quick t_snd; + Alcotest.test_case "inl" `Quick t_inl; + Alcotest.test_case "inr" `Quick t_inr; + Alcotest.test_case "case inl" `Quick t_case_inl; + Alcotest.test_case "case inr" `Quick t_case_inr; + Alcotest.test_case "let" `Quick t_let; + Alcotest.test_case "de Bruijn / closures (K)" `Quick t_kcomb_env; + Alcotest.test_case "CTR: affine over-use rejected (enforce on)" `Quick t_affine_violation; + Alcotest.test_case "CTR: same allowed under --unchecked" `Quick t_affine_unchecked; + Alcotest.test_case "CTR: ω permits reuse" `Quick t_omega_reuse_ok; + Alcotest.test_case "CTR: affine under-use ok (≤1)" `Quick t_affine_underuse_ok; + Alcotest.test_case "CTR: erased (0) var use rejected" `Quick t_zero_use_rejected; + Alcotest.test_case "PER: cost accumulates" `Quick t_cost_positive; + Alcotest.test_case "PER: budget exceeded → Infeasible" `Quick t_budget_infeasible; + Alcotest.test_case "determinism (value + cost)" `Quick t_deterministic; + (* M2 — deep effect handlers + multi-shot resume (#555) *) + Alcotest.test_case "M2: handler return clause fires" `Quick t_handle_return; + Alcotest.test_case "M2: single-shot resume" `Quick t_handle_single_shot; + Alcotest.test_case "M2: MULTI-SHOT resume (resume k twice)" `Quick t_handle_multi_shot; + Alcotest.test_case "M2: deep handler (perform inside resumption)" `Quick t_handle_deep; + 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std::io::Read; + let file = std::fs::File::open(&path)?; + let mut content = String::new(); + file.take(1024 * 1024).read_to_string(&mut content)?; Ok(toml::from_str(&content)?) } _ => Ok(Self::default()), @@ -143,7 +146,10 @@ impl Config { pub fn load_local(project_root: impl AsRef) -> anyhow::Result> { let path = project_root.as_ref().join(".affine").join("config.toml"); if path.exists() { - let content = std::fs::read_to_string(&path)?; + use std::io::Read; + let file = std::fs::File::open(&path)?; + let mut content = String::new(); + file.take(1024 * 1024).read_to_string(&mut content)?; Ok(Some(toml::from_str(&content)?)) } else { Ok(None) @@ -188,7 +194,10 @@ impl Credentials { pub fn load() -> anyhow::Result { match credentials_path() { Some(path) if path.exists() => { - let content = std::fs::read_to_string(&path)?; + use std::io::Read; + let file = std::fs::File::open(&path)?; + let mut content = String::new(); + file.take(1024 * 1024).read_to_string(&mut content)?; Ok(toml::from_str(&content)?) } _ => Ok(Self::default()), diff --git a/tools/affine-pkg/src/lockfile.rs b/tools/affine-pkg/src/lockfile.rs index b9629936..fee364e9 100644 --- a/tools/affine-pkg/src/lockfile.rs +++ b/tools/affine-pkg/src/lockfile.rs @@ -99,7 +99,11 @@ impl Lockfile { /// Load lockfile from path pub fn load(path: impl AsRef) -> anyhow::Result { - let content = std::fs::read_to_string(path)?; + use std::io::Read; + let file = std::fs::File::open(path)?; + let mut content = String::new(); + // Limit to 10MB + file.take(10 * 1024 * 1024).read_to_string(&mut content)?; let lockfile: Lockfile = toml::from_str(&content)?; Ok(lockfile) } diff --git a/tools/affine-pkg/src/manifest.rs b/tools/affine-pkg/src/manifest.rs index ee2b9c81..4cbb96cd 100644 --- a/tools/affine-pkg/src/manifest.rs +++ b/tools/affine-pkg/src/manifest.rs @@ -195,7 +195,11 @@ pub struct Workspace { impl Manifest { /// Load manifest from file pub fn load(path: impl AsRef) -> anyhow::Result { - let content = std::fs::read_to_string(path)?; + use std::io::Read; + let file = std::fs::File::open(path)?; + let mut content = String::new(); + // Limit to 5MB + file.take(5 * 1024 * 1024).read_to_string(&mut content)?; let manifest: Manifest = toml::from_str(&content)?; Ok(manifest) } diff --git a/tools/android-aarch64-gate.sh b/tools/android-aarch64-gate.sh new file mode 100755 index 00000000..e511d0c3 --- /dev/null +++ b/tools/android-aarch64-gate.sh @@ -0,0 +1,74 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env bash +# SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell +# +# Android aarch64 native-codegen spine gate for AffineScript. +# +# Pins the load-bearing claim of the native Android target (ADR-0024): an +# AffineScript program compiles, via the LLVM backend with the Android triple, +# to a real AArch64 relocatable object. This is the codegen spine; the .so +# link + APK packaging steps are NDK-gated and live downstream (see ADR-0024). +# +# Verified here: +# 1. `AFFINESCRIPT_LLVM_TRIPLE=aarch64-linux-android compile -> .ll` carries +# that triple (target selection is real, not an llc afterthought). +# 2. `llc -filetype=obj` lowers it to an ELF AArch64 object with no triple +# override (the IR is self-describing). +# +# Run from anywhere; cd's to repo root. Skips (exit-neutral) if llc is absent. + +set -uo pipefail +cd "$(dirname "$0")/.." +REPO="$(pwd)" + +GREEN=$'\033[32m'; RED=$'\033[31m'; DIM=$'\033[2m'; RST=$'\033[0m' +pass=0; fail=0 +ok () { printf '%s PASS%s %s\n' "$GREEN" "$RST" "$1"; pass=$((pass+1)); } +bad () { printf '%s FAIL%s %s\n' "$RED" "$RST" "$1"; fail=$((fail+1)); } + +command -v llc >/dev/null 2>&1 || { + printf '%s SKIP%s llc not on PATH (install LLVM to run the aarch64 spine gate)\n' "$DIM" "$RST" + exit 0; } + +BIN="$REPO/_build/default/bin/main.exe" +[ -x "$BIN" ] || { echo "── building compiler ──"; dune build 2>/dev/null || { echo "build failed"; exit 1; }; } + +tmp="$(mktemp -d)"; trap 'rm -rf "$tmp"' EXIT +printf 'fn add(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int { a + b }\n' > "$tmp/spine.affine" + +echo "── Native-codegen spine: aarch64 + riscv64 (ADR-0024) ──" + +if AFFINESCRIPT_LLVM_TRIPLE=aarch64-linux-android "$BIN" compile "$tmp/spine.affine" -o "$tmp/spine.ll" >/dev/null 2>&1 \ + && grep -q 'target triple = "aarch64-linux-android"' "$tmp/spine.ll"; then + ok "compile emits aarch64-linux-android triple" +else + bad "compile did not emit the Android triple" +fi + +if llc -filetype=obj "$tmp/spine.ll" -o "$tmp/spine.o" >/dev/null 2>&1; then + desc="$(file "$tmp/spine.o" 2>/dev/null)" + case "$desc" in + *"ARM aarch64"*) ok "llc -> AArch64 object ($desc)" ;; + *) bad "object is not AArch64: $desc" ;; + esac +else + bad "llc failed to lower the Android-triple IR" +fi + +# RISC-V downstream (ADR-0024 Consequences): same parameterised triple, no code +# change — proves the native spine is multi-target, not Android-specific. +if AFFINESCRIPT_LLVM_TRIPLE=riscv64-unknown-linux-gnu "$BIN" compile "$tmp/spine.affine" -o "$tmp/spine-rv.ll" >/dev/null 2>&1 \ + && grep -q 'target triple = "riscv64-unknown-linux-gnu"' "$tmp/spine-rv.ll" \ + && llc -filetype=obj "$tmp/spine-rv.ll" -o "$tmp/spine-rv.o" >/dev/null 2>&1; then + desc="$(file "$tmp/spine-rv.o" 2>/dev/null)" + case "$desc" in + *"RISC-V"*) ok "riscv64 triple -> RISC-V object (downstream: RISC-V native)" ;; + *) bad "riscv64 object is not RISC-V: $desc" ;; + esac +else + bad "riscv64 native spine failed" +fi + +echo +printf '%s passed, %s failed\n' "$pass" "$fail" +[ "$fail" -eq 0 ] diff --git a/tools/check-proofs.sh b/tools/check-proofs.sh new file mode 100755 index 00000000..1d0ebfb0 --- /dev/null +++ b/tools/check-proofs.sh @@ -0,0 +1,131 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env bash +# SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +# Copyright (c) 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell +# +# Proof-check harness for the AffineScript repository. +# +# Re-runs every mechanised proof in-tree against its proof assistant and +# fails on (a) a type-check error or (b) any "dangerous" escape hatch +# (believe_me / assert_total / postulate / sorry / axiom / native_decide +# / idris_crash). Unfinished proofs (Idris2 `?` holes) are reported as a +# WARNING, not a failure, so the harness can run during development. +# +# This is the backing for the `just proof-check-*` recipes referenced by +# the PROOF-STATUS templates; before this script those recipes had no +# implementation. Run from anywhere; it cd's to the repo root. +# +# Coverage: +# --idris2 Solo-core QTT metatheory (docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core) +# --lean Tropical session types (docs/academic/tropical-session-types) +# --agda Echo-boundary certificates (proposals/**), iff the external +# echo-types proofs + agda-stdlib are reachable (see env vars). +# --all all of the above (default) +# +# Agda external dependencies (the proofs import modules that live OUTSIDE +# this repo, so they cannot be checked hermetically here): +# AFFINESCRIPT_ECHO_TYPES_DIR -> /proofs/agda +# AGDA_STDLIB -> /src (matching the agda in PATH) +# If either is unset/missing the Agda stage SKIPS with a clear message +# (exit-neutral), it does not fail the run. + +set -uo pipefail + +cd "$(dirname "$0")/.." +REPO="$(pwd)" + +GREEN=$'\033[32m'; RED=$'\033[31m'; YEL=$'\033[33m'; DIM=$'\033[2m'; RST=$'\033[0m' +pass=0; fail=0; skip=0 + +ok () { printf '%s PASS%s %s\n' "$GREEN" "$RST" "$1"; pass=$((pass+1)); } +bad () { printf '%s FAIL%s %s\n' "$RED" "$RST" "$1"; fail=$((fail+1)); } +warn () { printf '%s WARN%s %s\n' "$YEL" "$RST" "$1"; } +note () { printf '%s SKIP%s %s\n' "$DIM" "$RST" "$1"; skip=$((skip+1)); } + +# Dangerous escape hatches that must never appear in a finished proof. +# Comment lines (-- … / // … / -- in Agda, Idris, Lean) are stripped first. +DANGER='believe_me|really_believe_me|assert_total|assert_smaller|idris_crash|postulate|\bsorry\b|\baxiom\b|native_decide' + +scan_danger () { # ; prints offending lines, returns 1 if any + local root="$1"; shift + local found=0 f hits + while IFS= read -r f; do + # strip whole-line comments (Idris/Agda --, Lean --) before scanning + hits=$(grep -nE "$DANGER" "$f" 2>/dev/null | grep -vE ':\s*(--|//)' || true) + if [ -n "$hits" ]; then echo " $f:"; echo "$hits" | sed 's/^/ /'; found=1; fi + done < <(for e in "$@"; do find "$root" -name "*.$e" 2>/dev/null; done) + return $found +} + +# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +check_idris2 () { + local dir="$REPO/docs/academic/formal-verification/solo-core" + command -v idris2 >/dev/null 2>&1 || { note "Idris2 (idris2 not on PATH)"; return; } + echo "── Idris2: Solo-core QTT metatheory ──" + # Soundness.idr transitively builds Quantity/Syntax/Context/ContextLemmas/Typing/Subst. + if ( cd "$dir" && idris2 --check Soundness.idr ) >/tmp/.pc_idris 2>&1; then + ok "idris2 --check Soundness.idr (+ all imports)" + else + bad "idris2 --check Soundness.idr"; sed 's/^/ /' /tmp/.pc_idris | tail -25 + fi + if scan_danger "$dir" idr; then ok "no dangerous primitives (Idris2)"; else bad "dangerous primitive in Idris2 proof"; fi + # holes are incompleteness, not unsoundness → warn only + local holes + holes=$(grep -rnE '\?[a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_]*' "$dir"/*.idr 2>/dev/null | grep -vE ':\s*--' || true) + [ -n "$holes" ] && { warn "unfinished holes remain:"; echo "$holes" | sed 's/^/ /'; } +} + +# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +check_lean () { + local dir="$REPO/docs/academic/tropical-session-types" + command -v lean >/dev/null 2>&1 || { note "Lean (lean not on PATH)"; return; } + echo "── Lean 4: Tropical session types ──" + if ( cd "$dir" && lean TropicalSessionTypes.lean ) >/tmp/.pc_lean 2>&1; then + ok "lean TropicalSessionTypes.lean" + else + bad "lean TropicalSessionTypes.lean"; sed 's/^/ /' /tmp/.pc_lean | tail -25 + fi + if scan_danger "$dir" lean; then ok "no dangerous tactics (Lean)"; else bad "dangerous tactic in Lean proof"; fi +} + +# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +check_agda () { + command -v agda >/dev/null 2>&1 || { note "Agda (agda not on PATH)"; return; } + local echo_dir="${AFFINESCRIPT_ECHO_TYPES_DIR:-}" + local stdlib="${AGDA_STDLIB:-}" + echo "── Agda: echo-boundary certificates ──" + if [ -z "$echo_dir" ] || [ ! -d "$echo_dir" ]; then + note "Agda (set AFFINESCRIPT_ECHO_TYPES_DIR to /proofs/agda)"; return; fi + if [ -z "$stdlib" ] || [ ! -f "$stdlib/Data/Nat/Base.agda" ]; then + note "Agda (set AGDA_STDLIB to the agda-stdlib 'src' dir)"; return; fi + local self="$REPO/proposals/echo-types" + export AGDA_DIR; AGDA_DIR="$(mktemp -d)"; trap 'rm -rf "$AGDA_DIR"' RETURN + # only delete .agdai we create + local snap; snap="$(mktemp)" + find "$REPO/proposals" "$echo_dir" "$stdlib" -name '*.agdai' 2>/dev/null | sort >"$snap" + local agda_fail=0 f dir + while IFS= read -r f; do + dir="$(dirname "$f")" + if agda --no-libraries -i "$stdlib" -i "$echo_dir" -i "$self" -i "$dir" "$f" >/dev/null 2>&1; then :; else + echo " FAIL $f"; agda_fail=1; fi + done < <( { echo "$REPO/proposals/echo-types/EchoEncodingFaithfulness.agda"; + find "$REPO/proposals/nextgen-evangelist/echo-boundary/samples" -name '*.agda'; + find "$REPO/proposals/idaptik/migrated" -name '*Boundary.agda'; } | sort -u ) + [ "$agda_fail" -eq 0 ] && ok "all in-repo .agda boundary proofs type-check" || bad "an Agda boundary proof failed" + if scan_danger "$REPO/proposals" agda; then ok "no dangerous primitives (Agda)"; else bad "dangerous primitive in Agda proof"; fi + find "$REPO/proposals" "$echo_dir" "$stdlib" -name '*.agdai' 2>/dev/null | sort >"$snap.after" + comm -13 "$snap" "$snap.after" | while IFS= read -r a; do [ -n "$a" ] && rm -f "$a"; done + rm -f "$snap" "$snap.after" +} + +# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +case "${1:---all}" in + --idris2) check_idris2 ;; + --lean) check_lean ;; + --agda) check_agda ;; + --all) check_idris2; echo; check_lean; echo; check_agda ;; + *) echo "usage: $0 [--idris2|--lean|--agda|--all]" >&2; exit 2 ;; +esac + +echo +printf '%s passed, %s failed, %s skipped\n' "$pass" "$fail" "$skip" +[ "$fail" -eq 0 ] diff --git a/tools/coprocessor-gate.sh b/tools/coprocessor-gate.sh new file mode 100755 index 00000000..0b81c69c --- /dev/null +++ b/tools/coprocessor-gate.sh @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env bash +# SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell +# +# Coprocessor / accelerator backend emission gate for AffineScript. +# +# The Tier-C kernel-sublanguage backends (WGSL, SPIR-V, CUDA, Metal, OpenCL, +# MLIR, ONNX, Faust, Verilog) are wired into `bin/main.ml` but had ZERO test +# coverage — nothing pinned "the GPU/audio/FPGA emitters actually work". This +# gate compiles canonical kernels to every coprocessor target and checks the +# output, validating with a real tool wherever one exists on PATH: +# WGSL -> naga (if present) SPIR-V -> magic word 0x07230203 +# The rest are emit-and-nonempty checks (no hermetic validator shipped here). +# +# Run from anywhere; cd's to repo root. Skips a target's validator if the tool +# is absent (emit check still runs). + +set -uo pipefail +cd "$(dirname "$0")/.." +REPO="$(pwd)" + +GREEN=$'\033[32m'; RED=$'\033[31m'; YEL=$'\033[33m'; DIM=$'\033[2m'; RST=$'\033[0m' +pass=0; fail=0 +ok () { printf '%s PASS%s %s\n' "$GREEN" "$RST" "$1"; pass=$((pass+1)); } +bad () { printf '%s FAIL%s %s\n' "$RED" "$RST" "$1"; fail=$((fail+1)); } + +BIN="$REPO/_build/default/bin/main.exe" +[ -x "$BIN" ] || { echo "── building compiler ──"; dune build 2>/dev/null || { echo "build failed"; exit 1; }; } + +tmp="$(mktemp -d)"; trap 'rm -rf "$tmp"' EXIT + +# ── canonical kernels (the accepted Tier-C subset) ─────────────────────────── +cat > "$tmp/saxpy.affine" <<'EOF' +fn kernel(i: Int, mut out: Array[Float], a: Array[Float], b: Array[Float]) -> Unit { + out[i] = a[i] + b[i]; +} +EOF +cat > "$tmp/graph.affine" <<'EOF' +fn relu(x: Array[Float]) -> Array[Float] { x } +fn add(a: Array[Float], b: Array[Float]) -> Array[Float] { a } +fn graph(x: Array[Float], y: Array[Float]) -> Array[Float] { + let s: Array[Float] = add(x, y); + let r: Array[Float] = relu(s); + r +} +EOF +printf 'fn process(x: Float) -> Float { x * 0.5 }\n' > "$tmp/dsp.affine" +printf 'fn add(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int { a + b }\n' > "$tmp/scalar.affine" + +emit () { #