From 4b6eb6cc12bf0a0de6df0aa47c523b6714f884e2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Sat, 16 May 2026 07:54:48 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 01/72] engine: make canonicalize idempotent for quoted idents canonicalize() was not idempotent for a quoted identifier containing a literal period (e.g. Vensim's "Goal 1.5 for Temperature"): pass 1 keeps the quoted period as a raw '.', which is_canonical() then rejects, so a re-canonicalization pass treats that '.' as the U+00B7 module-hierarchy separator. The ident silently becomes a phantom submodule path, reference resolution fails with DoesNotExist, and the whole model is reported NotSimulatable -- even when the variable is an unreferenced dead constant. This is C-LEARN blocker B4 (the mischaracterized "non-time $" item in #559; no $ is involved). Fix: reserve a distinct codepoint (U+2024 ONE DOT LEADER, neither '.' nor the U+00B7 module separator) for literal periods inside quoted idents, and add canonical_to_source() to map both U+00B7 and the sentinel back to '.' so all user-facing and serialized output is byte-identical. The canonical form of every non-period identifier, and unquoted module-path canonicalization, are unchanged; this restores the idempotency invariant rather than weakening any check. --- src/simlin-engine/src/common.rs | 208 ++++++++++++++++++++++++---- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 63 +++++++++ 2 files changed, 247 insertions(+), 24 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/common.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/common.rs index 75ed32a53..ef6ca500a 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/common.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/common.rs @@ -256,6 +256,36 @@ impl error::Error for Error {} pub type Result = result::Result; pub type EquationResult = result::Result; +/// Reserved sentinel standing in for a *literal period* inside a quoted +/// identifier in canonical form (U+2024 ONE DOT LEADER). +/// +/// `canonicalize` must distinguish two uses of `.` in a raw identifier: the +/// module-hierarchy separator (`model.variable`), which maps to the middle +/// dot `·` (U+00B7), and a literal period that is part of a quoted name +/// (`"Goal 1.5 for Temperature"`). A literal period must NOT remain a raw +/// ASCII `.` in the canonical form: `is_canonical` rejects any `.`, so a +/// re-canonicalization pass would treat the now-unquoted period as a module +/// separator and corrupt the identity (issue #559 / blocker B4 -- the +/// corrupted `goal_1·5_…` then splits into a phantom submodule and fails to +/// resolve with `DoesNotExist`). Mapping it to a dedicated canonical-stable +/// sentinel that is distinct from `·` makes `canonicalize` idempotent while +/// preserving the literal-vs-separator distinction. `to_source_repr` (via +/// `canonical_to_source`) maps it back to `.` so all user-facing/serialized +/// output is byte-identical to before. +const LITERAL_PERIOD_SENTINEL: char = '\u{2024}'; +const LITERAL_PERIOD_SENTINEL_STR: &str = "\u{2024}"; + +/// Inverse of the period handling in [`canonicalize`]: map both the module +/// separator (`·`) and the literal-period sentinel back to `.` for source / +/// user-facing output. Borrows when neither is present (the common case). +fn canonical_to_source(s: &str) -> Cow<'_, str> { + if s.contains('·') || s.contains(LITERAL_PERIOD_SENTINEL) { + Cow::Owned(s.replace(['·', LITERAL_PERIOD_SENTINEL], ".")) + } else { + Cow::Borrowed(s) + } +} + /// Returns true if the string is already in canonical form, meaning no /// transformations (trimming, lowercasing, quote stripping, period-to-middle-dot /// conversion, whitespace-to-underscore, or backslash unescaping) would change it. @@ -343,12 +373,23 @@ pub fn canonicalize(name: &str) -> Cow<'_, str> { { bytes.len() >= 2 && bytes[0] == b'"' && bytes[bytes.len() - 1] == b'"' }; let part = if quoted { - Cow::Borrowed(&part[1..bytes.len() - 1]) + let inner = &part[1..bytes.len() - 1]; + if inner.contains('.') { + // Literal period inside a quoted identifier. Map it to the + // canonical-stable sentinel rather than leaving a raw `.`: + // a raw `.` is rejected by `is_canonical`, so a re-canonical + // pass would treat the now-unquoted period as the `·` + // module separator and corrupt the identity (#559 / B4). + // `canonical_to_source` reverses this back to `.`. + Cow::Owned(inner.replace('.', LITERAL_PERIOD_SENTINEL_STR)) + } else { + Cow::Borrowed(inner) + } } else { // Replace periods with middle dots (·) for module hierarchy separators. // This allows us to distinguish between: // - Module separators: model.variable -> model·variable - // - Literal periods in quoted names: "a.b" -> a.b + // - Literal periods in quoted names: "a.b" -> ab Cow::Owned(part.replace('.', "·")) }; @@ -364,7 +405,12 @@ pub fn canonicalize(name: &str) -> Cow<'_, str> { #[test] fn test_canonicalize() { - assert_eq!("a.b", &*canonicalize("\"a.b\"")); + // A literal period inside a quoted identifier canonicalizes to the + // reserved sentinel (U+2024), NOT a raw `.` -- so the result is itself + // canonical and re-canonicalization is a no-op (#559 / B4). The module + // separator (unquoted `.`) still maps to `·` (line below). Every other + // assertion in this test is byte-unchanged by the B4 fix. + assert_eq!("a\u{2024}b", &*canonicalize("\"a.b\"")); assert_eq!("a/d·b_\\\"c\\\"", &*canonicalize("\"a/d\".\"b \\\"c\\\"\"")); assert_eq!("a/d·b_c", &*canonicalize("\"a/d\".\"b c\"")); assert_eq!("a·b_c", &*canonicalize("a.\"b c\"")); @@ -376,6 +422,100 @@ fn test_canonicalize() { assert_eq!("a·b", &*canonicalize("a.b")); } +/// Regression for issue #559 blocker B4: a Vensim quoted identifier +/// containing a literal period (e.g. C-LEARN's +/// `"Goal 1.5 for Temperature"`) must canonicalize *idempotently*. +/// +/// Before the fix the first pass strips the quotes and keeps the raw `.` +/// (`"a.b"` -> `a.b`), but `is_canonical("a.b")` returns false (it rejects +/// any `.`), so a downstream "ensure canonical" re-pass treats the now +/// unquoted `a.b` as a module path and mis-converts the literal period into +/// the U+00B7 module-hierarchy separator (`a·b`). The variable's own +/// identity then splits at `·` into a phantom submodule and resolution +/// fails with `DoesNotExist`. The invariant +/// `canonicalize(canonicalize(x)) == canonicalize(x)` must hold for ALL +/// inputs, quoted-period names included. +#[test] +fn test_canonicalize_idempotent_quoted_period() { + for raw in [ + "\"a.b\"", + "\"a.b c\"", + "\"Goal 1.5 for Temperature\"", + "\"goal_1.5_for_temperature\"", + "\"Fig. 3\"", + "\"v1.2 target\"", + ] { + let once = canonicalize(raw).into_owned(); + let twice = canonicalize(&once).into_owned(); + assert_eq!( + twice, once, + "canonicalize not idempotent for {raw:?}: once={once:?}, twice={twice:?}" + ); + // The corrupting outcome specifically: no raw `.` survives, and the + // literal period did NOT become the `·` module separator. + assert!( + !once.contains('.'), + "canonical form of {raw:?} still has a raw `.`: {once:?}" + ); + assert!( + !once.contains('·'), + "literal period in {raw:?} was mis-mapped to the `·` module \ + separator: {once:?}" + ); + // And it round-trips back to a literal `.` for source/display + // output, so user-facing output is unchanged by the fix. + let source = canonical_to_source(&once); + assert!( + source.contains('.') && !source.contains('·'), + "source repr of {raw:?} should restore the literal `.`: {source:?}" + ); + } +} + +/// Reviewer bar for #559 / B4: the canonicalize change must ONLY affect +/// identifiers with a literal period inside quotes. Every other input +/// class -- plain idents, the `·` module separator, the `⁚` synthetic +/// separator, unicode, quoted-without-period -- must be byte-for-byte +/// identical to the pre-fix behavior, and the sentinel must never appear +/// in their canonical form. The expected values here are exactly the +/// pre-fix `test_canonicalize` expectations. +#[test] +fn test_canonicalize_non_period_idents_byte_unchanged() { + let cases: &[(&str, &str)] = &[ + ("hello_world", "hello_world"), + ("Population", "population"), + ("a b c", "a_b_c"), + // Unquoted period = module-hierarchy separator -> `·` (unchanged). + ("a.b", "a·b"), + ("model.variable", "model·variable"), + // `.` between two quoted parts is still a module separator. + ("\"a/d\".\"b c\"", "a/d·b_c"), + ("\"a/d\".b", "a/d·b"), + ("a.\"b c\"", "a·b_c"), + // Quoted, but NO literal period -> just quote-stripped. + ("\"quoted\"", "quoted"), + ("\"b c\"", "b_c"), + // Synthetic separators and unicode are untouched. + ("stdlib⁚smth1", "stdlib⁚smth1"), + ("model·variable", "model·variable"), + ("café", "café"), + ("Å\nb", "å_b"), + ]; + for (raw, expected) in cases { + let got = canonicalize(raw).into_owned(); + assert_eq!( + &got, expected, + "canonicalize({raw:?}) changed: got {got:?}, expected {expected:?}" + ); + assert!( + !got.contains(LITERAL_PERIOD_SENTINEL), + "sentinel leaked into a non-literal-period ident {raw:?}: {got:?}" + ); + // Idempotent for these too (the invariant is universal). + assert_eq!(canonicalize(&got).into_owned(), got); + } +} + #[test] fn test_canonicalize_returns_borrowed_when_already_canonical() { // Already-canonical strings should return Cow::Borrowed @@ -390,11 +530,22 @@ fn test_canonicalize_returns_borrowed_when_already_canonical() { // trimmed slice when the trimmed content is canonical. assert!(matches!(canonicalize(" trimmed "), Cow::Borrowed(_))); + // The literal-period sentinel form is itself canonical -> Borrowed. + // This is the idempotency fast path that the B4 fix relies on. + assert!(matches!(canonicalize("a\u{2024}b"), Cow::Borrowed(_))); + assert!(matches!( + canonicalize("goal_1\u{2024}5_for_temperature"), + Cow::Borrowed(_) + )); + // Non-canonical strings should return Cow::Owned assert!(matches!(canonicalize("Hello"), Cow::Owned(_))); assert!(matches!(canonicalize("a.b"), Cow::Owned(_))); assert!(matches!(canonicalize("a b"), Cow::Owned(_))); assert!(matches!(canonicalize("\"quoted\""), Cow::Owned(_))); + // A quoted-period ident takes the slow path -> Owned (it then maps to + // the sentinel form asserted Borrowed above). + assert!(matches!(canonicalize("\"a.b\""), Cow::Owned(_))); } #[test] @@ -405,6 +556,11 @@ fn test_is_canonical() { assert!(is_canonical("stdlib⁚smth1")); assert!(is_canonical("")); assert!(is_canonical("a_b_c_123")); + // The literal-period sentinel (U+2024) is a canonical character: this + // is precisely why canonicalize is idempotent for quoted-period idents + // (#559 / B4). Contrast with the raw `.` rejection asserted below. + assert!(is_canonical("a\u{2024}b")); + assert!(is_canonical("goal_1\u{2024}5_for_temperature")); assert!(!is_canonical("Hello")); assert!(!is_canonical("a.b")); @@ -480,7 +636,12 @@ mod canonicalize_invariant_tests { let bytes = part.as_bytes(); let quoted = bytes.len() >= 2 && bytes[0] == b'"' && bytes[bytes.len() - 1] == b'"'; let part = if quoted { - Cow::Borrowed(&part[1..bytes.len() - 1]) + let inner = &part[1..bytes.len() - 1]; + if inner.contains('.') { + Cow::Owned(inner.replace('.', super::LITERAL_PERIOD_SENTINEL_STR)) + } else { + Cow::Borrowed(inner) + } } else { Cow::Owned(part.replace('.', "\u{00B7}")) }; @@ -581,14 +742,18 @@ fn test_canonical_element_name() { #[test] fn test_canonical_ident_with_dots() { - // Test that dots outside quotes become middle dots + // Dots OUTSIDE quotes are module-hierarchy separators -> `·`. assert_eq!("a·d", &*canonicalize("a.d")); - // Test that quoted identifiers with dots keep them as middle dots after canonicalization - assert_eq!("a.d", &*canonicalize("\"a.d\"")); + // A literal period INSIDE a quoted identifier maps to the reserved + // sentinel (U+2024), NOT a raw `.` (which would be re-canonicalized + // into the `·` module separator -- #559 / B4). It reverses to `.` + // via to_source_repr, so user-facing output is byte-unchanged. + assert_eq!("a\u{2024}d", &*canonicalize("\"a.d\"")); + assert_eq!(Ident::::new("\"a.d\"").to_source_repr(), "a.d"); - // Test mixed case - assert_eq!("a·b.c", &*canonicalize("a.\"b.c\"")); + // Mixed: unquoted `.` -> `·`, quoted literal `.` -> sentinel. + assert_eq!("a·b\u{2024}c", &*canonicalize("a.\"b.c\"")); } #[test] @@ -627,9 +792,11 @@ fn test_new_ident_basic_operations() { assert_eq!(ident2.as_str(), "a·b"); assert_eq!(ident2.to_source_repr(), "a.b"); - // Test that quoted sections are preserved + // A literal period in a quoted ident canonicalizes to the sentinel + // (#559 / B4) but still renders back to `.` for source/display output. let ident3 = Ident::new("\"a.b\""); - assert_eq!(ident3.as_str(), "a.b"); + assert_eq!(ident3.as_str(), "a\u{2024}b"); + assert_eq!(ident3.to_source_repr(), "a.b"); } #[test] @@ -802,9 +969,10 @@ fn test_display_format_edge_cases() { let spaces = canonicalize(" "); assert_eq!(&*spaces, ""); - // Test string with mixed dots and quotes + // Mixed dots and quotes: unquoted `.` -> `·` (module separator), + // quoted literal `.` -> the reserved sentinel (#559 / B4). let complex = canonicalize("a.\"b.c\".d"); - assert_eq!(&*complex, "a·b.c·d"); + assert_eq!(&*complex, "a·b\u{2024}c·d"); } #[test] @@ -1085,11 +1253,7 @@ impl<'a> CanonicalStr<'a> { /// Replaces middle dots (·) used internally for module hierarchy separators /// back to periods (.) for display in source code or user-facing output. pub fn to_source_repr(&self) -> Cow<'_, str> { - if self.inner.contains('·') { - Cow::Owned(self.inner.replace('·', ".")) - } else { - Cow::Borrowed(self.inner) - } + canonical_to_source(self.inner) } /// Find and split at the first middle dot, maintaining canonical guarantee @@ -1204,7 +1368,7 @@ impl Ident { /// periods to middle dots to distinguish module separators from literal /// periods in quoted identifiers. pub fn to_source_repr(&self) -> String { - self.inner.replace('·', ".") + canonical_to_source(&self.inner).into_owned() } /// Strip a prefix, returning a borrowed view if successful @@ -1258,11 +1422,7 @@ impl<'a> IdentRef<'a, Canonical> { /// Replaces middle dots (·) used internally for module hierarchy separators /// back to periods (.) for display in source code or user-facing output. pub fn to_source_repr(&self) -> Cow<'a, str> { - if self.inner.contains('·') { - Cow::Owned(self.inner.replace('·', ".")) - } else { - Cow::Borrowed(self.inner) - } + canonical_to_source(self.inner) } } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index ad7deea81..6f7f9c0fb 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -976,6 +976,69 @@ fn simulates_clearn() { ensure_vdf_results(&vdf_results, &results); } +/// Issue #559 blocker B4 -- the C-LEARN `"Goal 1.5 for Temperature"` shape. +/// +/// A Vensim quoted identifier containing a literal period (`"a.b"`, +/// `"goal 1.5"`) used to make the WHOLE `main` model `NotSimulatable`: +/// `canonicalize()` was non-idempotent for quoted-period idents (first +/// pass kept a raw `.`, which `is_canonical()` rejects, so a re-canonical +/// pass mis-converted the literal period into the `·` module-hierarchy +/// separator -> the variable's own identity split into a phantom submodule +/// -> `DoesNotExist`). It tripped even for a *dead* constant referenced by +/// nobody (the exact C-LEARN case), because it is the variable's own +/// fragment identity that fails. This is the fast, general regression for +/// the `common.rs` idempotency fix, run through the same incremental +/// `compile_vm` path `simulates_clearn` uses. Two faithful shapes: +/// A. a quoted-period constant *referenced* by a live var, proving its +/// identity resolves AND is usable in equations (`y = "a.b" + 1`); +/// B. a *dead* quoted-period constant plus an unrelated live `z`, +/// proving such a constant no longer poisons compilation and the fix +/// changes no live output. +#[test] +fn simulates_quoted_period_ident_b4() { + // A: quoted-period constant referenced by a live variable. + let mdl_a = "\ +{UTF-8} +\"a.b\" = 5 ~~| +y = \"a.b\" + 1 ~~| +INITIAL TIME = 0 ~~| +FINAL TIME = 2 ~~| +SAVEPER = 1 ~~| +TIME STEP = 1 ~~| +"; + let results = run_inline_mdl(mdl_a); + for step in 0..3 { + let y = macro_test_value_at(&results, "y", step); + assert!( + (y - 6.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "step {step}: y = {y}, expected 6 (= \"a.b\"(5) + 1); the \ + quoted-period ident must resolve and be usable" + ); + } + + // B: a DEAD quoted-period constant (the exact C-LEARN + // `"Goal 1.5 for Temperature"` shape) plus an unrelated live `z`. + // Before the fix this alone made the model NotSimulatable. + let mdl_b = "\ +{UTF-8} +\"goal 1.5\" = 1.5 ~~| +z = 1 ~~| +INITIAL TIME = 0 ~~| +FINAL TIME = 2 ~~| +SAVEPER = 1 ~~| +TIME STEP = 1 ~~| +"; + let results = run_inline_mdl(mdl_b); + for step in 0..3 { + let z = macro_test_value_at(&results, "z", step); + assert!( + (z - 1.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "step {step}: z = {z}, expected 1; a dead quoted-period \ + constant must not make the model NotSimulatable" + ); + } +} + /// All test models that the monolithic compiler can handle. /// The incremental path must also handle these. static ALL_INCREMENTALLY_COMPILABLE_MODELS: &[&str] = &[ From 0acbdc63c8211a0749d2af6c3457df832fff8c92 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Sat, 16 May 2026 09:06:17 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 02/72] engine: resolve subscripted self-reference to its real name The native MDL converter (xmile_compat.rs::format_var_ctx) rewrote a self-reference -- a RHS variable identical to the equation's LHS -- to the literal token `self`, matching xmutil's Variable::OutputComputable parity. The engine only ever un-rewrites a *bare* `self` back to the enclosing variable inside PREVIOUS()/SIZE() arguments (builtins_visitor.rs self_allowed Var arm). A *subscripted* self-reference -- `self[..]`, the C-LEARN `X[COP,tNext] = ... X[COP,tPrev]` staggered-subrange idiom -- is an Expr0::Subscript whose arm never inspects the identifier, so the literal `self` leaked into dependency analysis as an undefined name (UnknownDependency/DoesNotExist) even with no cycle present. Option A: emit the variable's real formatted name for every ordinary self-reference. A well-founded staggered subrange recurrence then flows to ordinary element-level resolution, while a genuine same-element self-cycle is still correctly caught by the cycle gate. The hard-coded PREVIOUS(SELF,init) template that SAMPLE IF TRUE conversion emits is a separate site and is deliberately left untouched (its SELF is always inside PREVIOUS(), still resolved by the self_allowed Var arm, and the writer's recognize_sample_if_true round-trip depends on it). The now-dead ElementContext.lhs_var_canonical field and its build_element_context cascade are removed. This is a precondition for the C-LEARN hero model (issue #559); after it lands the self_recurrence fixture transitions from the self-leak (UnknownDependency) to the structural CircularDependency that B1's element-level resolution will clear -- the proof B3 != B1. --- .../src/mdl/convert/variables.rs | 11 +- src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs | 66 ++-- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 350 ++++++++++++++++++ .../self_recurrence/self_recurrence.mdl | 40 ++ 4 files changed, 432 insertions(+), 35 deletions(-) create mode 100644 test/sdeverywhere/models/self_recurrence/self_recurrence.mdl diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/variables.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/variables.rs index 9f522b981..91b19cb63 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/variables.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/variables.rs @@ -476,7 +476,6 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { // default equation text (metadata for the Equation::Arrayed). if exp_eq.has_except { let empty_ctx = crate::mdl::xmile_compat::ElementContext { - lhs_var_canonical: canonical_name(name), substitutions: HashMap::new(), subrange_mappings: HashMap::new(), }; @@ -500,16 +499,10 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { ); // Build per-element context for substitution (only when needed) - let var_canonical = canonical_name(name); let ctx = if needs_substitution { - self.build_element_context( - &var_canonical, - &exp_eq.lhs_subscripts, - &element_parts, - ) + self.build_element_context(&exp_eq.lhs_subscripts, &element_parts) } else { crate::mdl::xmile_compat::ElementContext { - lhs_var_canonical: var_canonical, substitutions: HashMap::new(), subrange_mappings: HashMap::new(), } @@ -708,7 +701,6 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { /// Maps each LHS dimension to the specific element being computed. fn build_element_context( &self, - var_canonical: &str, lhs_subscripts: &[String], element_parts: &[&str], ) -> crate::mdl::xmile_compat::ElementContext { @@ -771,7 +763,6 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { } ElementContext { - lhs_var_canonical: var_canonical.to_string(), substitutions, subrange_mappings, } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs index 1a1e706f3..c5e2ba4d0 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs @@ -21,9 +21,6 @@ use crate::mdl::builtins::{eq_lower_space, to_lower_space}; /// current element being expanded. Equivalent to C++ ContextInfo's /// pLHSElmsGeneric/pLHSElmsSpecific pair. pub struct ElementContext { - /// Canonical name of the LHS variable being computed. - /// Used to detect self-references and emit "self" instead of the variable name. - pub lhs_var_canonical: String, /// dimension canonical name -> specific element (space_to_underbar format) /// e.g. {"scenario" -> "deterministic", "upper" -> "layer1"} pub substitutions: HashMap, @@ -119,17 +116,38 @@ impl XmileFormatter { subscripts: &[Subscript<'_>], ctx: Option<&ElementContext>, ) -> String { - // Detect self-references: if this variable is the LHS variable, emit "self" - // instead of the variable name, matching xmutil's Variable::OutputComputable behavior. - let formatted_name = if let Some(ctx) = ctx { - if !ctx.lhs_var_canonical.is_empty() && eq_lower_space(name, &ctx.lhs_var_canonical) { - "self".to_string() - } else { - self.format_name(name) - } - } else { - self.format_name(name) - }; + // A self-reference (the referenced name equals the equation's LHS + // variable) is emitted as the variable's REAL formatted name, NOT + // the literal token `self` (issue #559 / blocker B3). + // + // xmutil emits `self` for self-references (Variable::OutputComputable + // parity), but the engine only ever un-rewrites a *bare* `self` back + // to the enclosing variable inside `PREVIOUS()`/`SIZE()` arguments + // (`builtins_visitor.rs` `self_allowed` Var arm). A *subscripted* + // self-reference -- `self[..]`, the C-LEARN + // `Emissions with cumulative constraints[COP,tNext] = ... [COP,tPrev]` + // idiom -- is an `Expr0::Subscript`, whose arm never inspects the + // identifier, so the literal `self` leaked into dependency analysis + // as an undefined name (`UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist`), even + // with no cycle present. Emitting the real canonical name (with the + // resolved subscripts appended below, intact) makes a self-reference + // an ordinary reference: a well-founded staggered subrange + // recurrence (`X[next]=f(X[prev])`) flows to element-level + // resolution, while a genuine same-element self-cycle + // (`x[a]=x[a]+1`) is still correctly caught by the cycle gate. + // + // This is scoped to *ordinary* self-references only. The OTHER + // `self` source -- the hard-coded literal `SELF` that builtin + // conversion templates emit, e.g. `SAMPLE IF TRUE(c,in,init)` -> + // `( IF c THEN in ELSE PREVIOUS(SELF, init) )` (see the + // `"sample if true"` arm below) -- is deliberately UNTOUCHED: that + // `SELF` is always inside `PREVIOUS()`, so the still-needed + // `self_allowed` Var arm continues to resolve it (the SAMPLE IF + // TRUE MDL round-trip in `writer.rs::recognize_sample_if_true` + // depends on it). The scalar `x = PREVIOUS(x, 0)` control instead + // now resolves via the ordinary `LoadPrev` path (real name, no + // `self` token), and stays green. + let formatted_name = self.format_name(name); if subscripts.is_empty() { formatted_name } else { @@ -1792,7 +1810,6 @@ mod tests { // y[DimA] with context {dima -> a1} should produce y[a1] let formatter = XmileFormatter::new(); let ctx = ElementContext { - lhs_var_canonical: String::new(), substitutions: HashMap::from([("dima".to_string(), "a1".to_string())]), subrange_mappings: HashMap::new(), }; @@ -1810,7 +1827,6 @@ mod tests { // y[DimA, DimB] with context {dima -> a1, dimb -> b2} -> y[a1, b2] let formatter = XmileFormatter::new(); let ctx = ElementContext { - lhs_var_canonical: String::new(), substitutions: HashMap::from([ ("dima".to_string(), "a1".to_string()), ("dimb".to_string(), "b2".to_string()), @@ -1835,7 +1851,6 @@ mod tests { // so it shouldn't be in substitutions and should stay as y[a1] let formatter = XmileFormatter::new(); let ctx = ElementContext { - lhs_var_canonical: String::new(), substitutions: HashMap::from([("dima".to_string(), "a1".to_string())]), subrange_mappings: HashMap::new(), }; @@ -1853,7 +1868,6 @@ mod tests { // IF x[DimA] > 0 THEN y[DimA] ELSE z[DimA] with context {dima -> a1} let formatter = XmileFormatter::new(); let ctx = ElementContext { - lhs_var_canonical: String::new(), substitutions: HashMap::from([("dima".to_string(), "a1".to_string())]), subrange_mappings: HashMap::new(), }; @@ -1914,7 +1928,6 @@ mod tests { // for "lower" -> positional resolution through "upper" let formatter = XmileFormatter::new(); let ctx = ElementContext { - lhs_var_canonical: String::new(), substitutions: HashMap::from([("upper".to_string(), "layer1".to_string())]), subrange_mappings: HashMap::from([( "lower".to_string(), @@ -1944,12 +1957,16 @@ mod tests { } #[test] - fn test_format_self_reference() { - // When the variable references itself, emit "self" instead of the variable name. - // This matches xmutil's Variable::OutputComputable behavior (Variable.cpp:326-332). + fn test_format_self_reference_emits_real_name() { + // Issue #559 / B3: a self-reference now emits the variable's REAL + // formatted name, NOT the literal token `self`. Previously this + // emitted `self[layer1]` (xmutil Variable::OutputComputable + // parity), but a subscripted `self[..]` is an `Expr0::Subscript` + // the engine never resolved, so it leaked as an undefined + // dependency. Emitting the real name makes it an ordinary + // reference (intentionally updated per B3.md, not silently broken). let formatter = XmileFormatter::new(); let ctx = ElementContext { - lhs_var_canonical: "depth at bottom".to_string(), substitutions: HashMap::new(), subrange_mappings: HashMap::new(), }; @@ -1961,7 +1978,7 @@ mod tests { ); assert_eq!( formatter.format_expr_with_context(&expr, &ctx), - "self[layer1]" + "Depth_at_Bottom[layer1]" ); } @@ -1970,7 +1987,6 @@ mod tests { // A reference to a different variable should NOT be replaced with "self". let formatter = XmileFormatter::new(); let ctx = ElementContext { - lhs_var_canonical: "depth at bottom".to_string(), substitutions: HashMap::new(), subrange_mappings: HashMap::new(), }; diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index 6f7f9c0fb..0859d9464 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -1039,6 +1039,356 @@ TIME STEP = 1 ~~| } } +/// Read a `[t1]/[t2]/[t3]`-style element series out of a `Results`. +fn b3_series(results: &Results, name: &str) -> Vec { + let id = simlin_engine::common::Ident::::new(name); + let off = *results.offsets.get(&id).unwrap_or_else(|| { + panic!( + "{name:?} absent; have {:?}", + results.offsets.keys().collect::>() + ) + }); + (0..results.step_count) + .map(|s| results.iter().nth(s).unwrap()[off]) + .collect() +} + +/// Compile an inline/loaded Vensim `.mdl` through the incremental path and +/// return `(compile_is_err, diagnostics)` WITHOUT panicking -- for fixtures +/// that are intentionally NOT simulatable (B1/B3 recurrence repros), where +/// we assert the *diagnostic code*, not a simulation result. +fn b3_compile_diags(mdl: &str) -> (bool, Vec) { + let dm = open_vensim(mdl).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("failed to parse mdl: {e}")); + let mut db = SimlinDb::default(); + let sync = sync_from_datamodel_incremental(&mut db, &dm, None); + let is_err = compile_project_incremental(&db, sync.project, "main").is_err(); + (is_err, collect_project_diagnostics(&dm)) +} + +fn b3_diag_code(d: &simlin_engine::db::Diagnostic) -> Option { + use simlin_engine::db::DiagnosticError; + match &d.error { + DiagnosticError::Equation(e) => Some(e.code), + DiagnosticError::Model(e) => Some(e.code), + _ => None, + } +} + +/// Issue #559 blocker B3 -- the C-LEARN +/// `Emissions with cumulative constraints[COP,tNext] = ... ecc[COP,tPrev]` +/// self-recurrence shape, minimised to a single self-recurrent variable +/// with NO cross-variable cycle (`test/sdeverywhere/models/self_recurrence`). +/// +/// The native MDL converter (`xmile_compat.rs::format_var_ctx`) rewrote a +/// self-reference (`name == ctx.lhs_var_canonical`) to the literal token +/// `self`; for a *subscripted* self-reference it emitted `self[..]`. The +/// engine's `builtins_visitor` Subscript arm (~713-718) never resolves +/// `self`, so the literal token leaked into dependency analysis as an +/// undefined name -> `UnknownDependency` (B3), with NO `CircularDependency` +/// present (the empirical proof B3 != B1: B3 fires with zero cycle). +/// +/// B3's fix (Option A: emit the real canonical LHS name instead of `self`) +/// makes the self-reference an ordinary reference. `ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` +/// then becomes a now-VISIBLE whole-variable self-edge that the (pre-B1) +/// whole-variable cycle gate flags as `CircularDependency`. So post-B3 this +/// fixture TRANSITIONS B3->B1: it is STILL NotSimulatable (until B1's +/// element-level fix lands), but the `self` token is GONE and the failure +/// is the correct structural cycle, not an undefined-name leak. Asserting +/// the transition (not full green) is exactly the B3!=B1 proof. +#[test] +fn self_recurrence_b3_self_token_resolves() { + use simlin_engine::common::ErrorCode; + + let mdl = std::fs::read_to_string( + "../../test/sdeverywhere/models/self_recurrence/self_recurrence.mdl", + ) + .expect("self_recurrence.mdl fixture must exist"); + let (compile_err, diags) = b3_compile_diags(&mdl); + + // `self_recurrence` has exactly one non-control variable (`ecc`) and + // self-contained dims, so the ONLY possible unknown is the leaked + // `self` token. + let self_leak = diags.iter().any(|d| { + matches!( + b3_diag_code(d), + Some(ErrorCode::UnknownDependency) | Some(ErrorCode::DoesNotExist) + ) + }); + let has_circular = diags + .iter() + .any(|d| b3_diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)); + + assert!( + compile_err, + "self_recurrence.mdl must be NotSimulatable (a genuine \ + whole-variable self-edge until B1's element-level fix lands)" + ); + // POST-B3 (GREEN): the `self` token resolves to the enclosing var, so + // it no longer leaks as an unknown dependency. (Pre-fix RED: this + // assertion fails because `self[tPrev]` leaks as UnknownDependency -- + // xmile_compat.rs:122-126 emits the literal `self`, builtins_visitor + // Subscript arm 713-718 never resolves it.) + assert!( + !self_leak, + "B3 NOT fixed: the literal `self` token still leaks as \ + UnknownDependency/DoesNotExist. The converter must emit the real \ + canonical LHS name, not `self`. Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + ); + // ...and the now-visible `ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` self-edge surfaces + // as the structural B1 `CircularDependency` (the proof B3 != B1: the + // cycle only becomes visible AFTER `self` resolves; it then needs B1's + // element-level resolution to actually simulate). + assert!( + has_circular, + "post-B3 the now-visible whole-var self-edge must surface as \ + CircularDependency (B1). Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + ); +} + +/// Reviewer §10 genuine-cycle GUARDS: B3 (and later B1) must NOT weaken +/// real cycle detection. These two models have NO well-founded staggered +/// recurrence -- they are genuine cycles and MUST stay rejected before AND +/// after B3 (a CLAUDE.md hard rule). +#[test] +fn genuine_cycles_still_rejected_b3_guard() { + use simlin_engine::common::ErrorCode; + + // (1) Scalar 2-cycle `a=b+1; b=a+1`: a true algebraic loop, no `self` + // token involved at all -> `CircularDependency`, stable pre/post B3. + let two_cycle = "\ +{UTF-8} +a = b + 1 ~~| +b = a + 1 ~~| +INITIAL TIME = 0 ~~| +FINAL TIME = 1 ~~| +SAVEPER = 1 ~~| +TIME STEP = 1 ~~| +"; + let (err1, diags1) = b3_compile_diags(two_cycle); + assert!(err1, "scalar 2-cycle a=b+1;b=a+1 must be NotSimulatable"); + assert!( + diags1 + .iter() + .any(|d| b3_diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)), + "scalar 2-cycle must report CircularDependency (genuine cycle \ + detection must not be weakened). Diagnostics: {diags1:#?}" + ); + assert!( + !diags1.iter().any(|d| matches!( + b3_diag_code(d), + Some(ErrorCode::UnknownDependency) | Some(ErrorCode::DoesNotExist) + )), + "scalar 2-cycle has no undefined names; only CircularDependency \ + is expected. Diagnostics: {diags1:#?}" + ); + + // (2) Genuine SAME-element self `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` (NOT a shifted + // subrange): a real same-element self-cycle that MUST stay rejected. + // TRAP (per team-lead): B3 legitimately changes its code from + // UnknownDependency (`self` leak) to CircularDependency (resolved + // self-edge). Do NOT pin UnknownDependency -- assert only that it + // stays rejected with a cycle/unknown-class code. + let same_elem = "\ +{UTF-8} +dimA: a1, a2 ~~| +x[dimA] = x[dimA] + 1 ~~| +INITIAL TIME = 0 ~~| +FINAL TIME = 1 ~~| +SAVEPER = 1 ~~| +TIME STEP = 1 ~~| +"; + let (err2, diags2) = b3_compile_diags(same_elem); + assert!( + err2, + "genuine same-element self x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1 must stay \ + NotSimulatable (CLAUDE.md hard rule -- a real cycle)" + ); + assert!( + diags2.iter().any(|d| matches!( + b3_diag_code(d), + Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency) + | Some(ErrorCode::UnknownDependency) + | Some(ErrorCode::DoesNotExist) + )), + "genuine same-element self must be rejected with a \ + cycle/undefined-class code (B3 flips it unknown->circular -- \ + either is acceptable, but it must NOT silently compile). \ + Diagnostics: {diags2:#?}" + ); +} + +/// Reviewer/B3.md addendum #1 -- the Option-A regression guard for the ONE +/// self-context that must keep working: a self-reference INSIDE +/// `PREVIOUS()`. Option A stops emitting the literal `self` in +/// `xmile_compat.rs::format_var_ctx`; this proves it does not perturb the +/// self-in-PREVIOUS path. +/// +/// Primary case is the C-LEARN-relevant *shifted subrange* form +/// `x[t1]=1; x[tNext]=PREVIOUS(x[tPrev],0)` (distinct from selfref's bare +/// `IF THEN ELSE` and from the `x[a]=x[a]+1` genuine-cycle guard). +/// MEASURED: pre-fix this FAILS to compile (the synthetic PREVIOUS-helper +/// fragment is built around the unresolved `self[tPrev]` -- +/// `failed to compile fragments for $⁚x⁚0⁚arg0⁚t2,…`); post-fix Option A +/// emits the real name `x[tPrev]`, the helper resolves, and it simulates +/// the well-defined PREVIOUS-shift recurrence. So Option A IMPROVES (not +/// merely "does not regress") the PREVIOUS self path. The scalar +/// `x=PREVIOUS(x,0)` sub-case is the simplest stable form (green pre & +/// post). +#[test] +fn previous_self_reference_still_resolves_b3_control() { + // Sub-case A: scalar self-in-PREVIOUS (simplest; green pre & post). + let scalar = "\ +{UTF-8} +x = PREVIOUS(x, 0) ~~| +INITIAL TIME = 0 ~~| +FINAL TIME = 2 ~~| +SAVEPER = 1 ~~| +TIME STEP = 1 ~~| +"; + let (err_s, diags_s) = b3_compile_diags(scalar); + assert!( + !err_s, + "scalar x=PREVIOUS(x,0) must stay simulatable after B3. \ + Diagnostics: {diags_s:#?}" + ); + assert_eq!(run_inline_mdl(scalar).step_count, 3); + + // Sub-case B (primary): shifted-subrange self-in-PREVIOUS, the + // C-LEARN-relevant shape. Must compile AND simulate the exact + // PREVIOUS-shift recurrence post-fix. + let shifted = "\ +{UTF-8} +Target: (t1-t3) +\t~ +\t~\t\t| + +tNext: (t2-t3) -> tPrev +\t~ +\t~\t\t| + +tPrev: (t1-t2) -> tNext +\t~ +\t~\t\t| +x[t1] = 1 ~~| + +x[tNext] = PREVIOUS(x[tPrev], 0) ~~| + +INITIAL TIME = 0 ~~| +FINAL TIME = 2 ~~| +SAVEPER = 1 ~~| +TIME STEP = 1 ~~| +"; + let (err_b, diags_b) = b3_compile_diags(shifted); + assert!( + !err_b, + "shifted-subrange PREVIOUS self-ref must COMPILE post-B3 (Option A \ + resolves `self[tPrev]` -> `x[tPrev]`, fixing the synthetic \ + PREVIOUS-helper that failed pre-fix). Diagnostics: {diags_b:#?}" + ); + let r = run_inline_mdl(shifted); + assert_eq!(r.step_count, 3); + // x[t1]=1 (base, constant); x[t2]=PREVIOUS(x[t1],0); x[t3]=PREVIOUS(x[t2],0). + // PREVIOUS = init at t0 else prior-DT value -> the deterministic + // staggered-recurrence series (measured): + assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "x[t1]"), vec![1.0, 1.0, 1.0]); + assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "x[t2]"), vec![0.0, 1.0, 1.0]); + assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "x[t3]"), vec![0.0, 0.0, 1.0]); +} + +/// Reviewer/B3.md addendum #2 -- the C-LEARN 44x form. `SAMPLE IF TRUE` +/// expands in the converter to `( IF cond THEN input ELSE PREVIOUS(SELF, +/// init) )` via a HARD-CODED literal `SELF` in the `"sample if true"` arm +/// (a DIFFERENT site from the `format_var_ctx` self-reference rewrite that +/// Option A changes). Option A must NOT perturb this. A real +/// `SAMPLE IF TRUE(...)` over a subrange must compile AND simulate +/// correctly post-fix -- and it is stable green pre & post (measured), +/// proving the two `self` sites are independent. +#[test] +fn sample_if_true_subrange_unaffected_by_b3() { + let mdl = "\ +{UTF-8} +Target: (t1-t3) +\t~ +\t~\t\t| + +tNext: (t2-t3) -> tPrev +\t~ +\t~\t\t| + +tPrev: (t1-t2) -> tNext +\t~ +\t~\t\t| +k = 5 ~~| + +a = 7 ~~| + +c = 9 ~~| + +y[t1] = SAMPLE IF TRUE(Time <= k, a, c) ~~| + +y[tNext] = SAMPLE IF TRUE(Time <= k, a, c) ~~| + +INITIAL TIME = 0 ~~| +FINAL TIME = 2 ~~| +SAVEPER = 1 ~~| +TIME STEP = 1 ~~| +"; + let (err, diags) = b3_compile_diags(mdl); + assert!( + !err, + "real SAMPLE IF TRUE over a subrange must compile post-B3 (Option \ + A must not touch the hard-coded PREVIOUS(SELF,init) template). \ + Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + ); + let r = run_inline_mdl(mdl); + assert_eq!(r.step_count, 3); + // Time=0,1,2 are all <= k(5) -> condition always true -> output is the + // sampled input a(7) at every element/step (the SELF/previous branch + // is never taken; this exercises the template's structure intact). + assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "y[t1]"), vec![7.0, 7.0, 7.0]); + assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "y[t2]"), vec![7.0, 7.0, 7.0]); + assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "y[t3]"), vec![7.0, 7.0, 7.0]); +} + +/// Reviewer/B3.md addendum -- B1/B3 disjointness guard. `ref.mdl` and +/// `interleaved.mdl` are the B1-only fixtures: pure INTER-variable cycles +/// (`ecc`<->`ce`), NO self-reference, so the converter never emits a +/// `self` token for them. They must report `CircularDependency` and NEVER +/// `UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist` -- and B3's fix must not change that +/// (measured byte-identical pre & post via git-stash). This pins that B3 +/// does not spuriously inject `self` into inter-variable-cycle models, and +/// that clearing them is B1's job, not B3's (keeps B3 != B1 true under the +/// fix; proves the dedicated `self_recurrence` fixture is necessary). +#[test] +fn ref_interleaved_b1_only_disjoint_from_b3() { + use simlin_engine::common::ErrorCode; + for path in [ + "../../test/sdeverywhere/models/ref/ref.mdl", + "../../test/sdeverywhere/models/interleaved/interleaved.mdl", + ] { + let mdl = std::fs::read_to_string(path) + .unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("missing B1 fixture {path}: {e}")); + let (compile_err, diags) = b3_compile_diags(&mdl); + assert!(compile_err, "{path}: must be NotSimulatable (B1 cycle)"); + assert!( + diags + .iter() + .any(|d| b3_diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)), + "{path}: B1-only fixture must report CircularDependency. \ + Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + ); + assert!( + !diags.iter().any(|d| matches!( + b3_diag_code(d), + Some(ErrorCode::UnknownDependency) | Some(ErrorCode::DoesNotExist) + )), + "{path}: B3 must NOT inject a `self`/undefined-name leak into \ + a pure inter-variable-cycle fixture (B1!=B3 disjointness). \ + Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + ); + } +} + /// All test models that the monolithic compiler can handle. /// The incremental path must also handle these. static ALL_INCREMENTALLY_COMPILABLE_MODELS: &[&str] = &[ diff --git a/test/sdeverywhere/models/self_recurrence/self_recurrence.mdl b/test/sdeverywhere/models/self_recurrence/self_recurrence.mdl new file mode 100644 index 000000000..a268f0e3a --- /dev/null +++ b/test/sdeverywhere/models/self_recurrence/self_recurrence.mdl @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +{UTF-8} +Target: (t1-t3) + ~ + ~ | + +tNext: (t2-t3) -> tPrev + ~ + ~ | + +tPrev: (t1-t2) -> tNext + ~ + ~ | +ecc[t1] = 1 ~~| + +ecc[tNext] = ecc[tPrev] + 1 ~~| + +FINAL TIME = 1 + ~ Month + | + +INITIAL TIME = 0 + ~ Month + | + +SAVEPER = TIME STEP + ~ Month [0,?] + | + +TIME STEP = 1 + ~ Month [0,?] + | + +\\\---/// Sketch information - do not modify anything except names +V300 Do not put anything below this section - it will be ignored +*View 1 +$192-192-192,0,Times New Roman|12||0-0-0|0-0-0|0-0-255|-1--1--1|-1--1--1|96,96,100,0 +///---\\\ +:L<%^E!@ +1:selfref.vdf64 +9:selfref From 9cd0e3d1681dcbed7f10cb88f7056d6921edcc92 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Sat, 16 May 2026 10:50:59 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 03/72] engine: preserve flow subscripts in stock-flow decomposition The native MDL converter's flow decomposition (collect_flows in mdl/convert/stocks.rs) discarded a flow reference's subscripts: a 2D flow pinned to one element -- C-LEARN's `C in Mixed Layer[scenario] = INTEG(... - Diffusion Flux[scenario, layer1], ...)` idiom -- was registered as a bare named outflow of the 1D `[scenario]` stock. The dimension checker then sees a 2D flow feeding a 1D stock and reports MismatchedDimensions (C-LEARN's c_in_mixed_layer / heat_in_atmosphere_and_upper_ocean). The stock equation's canonicalized LHS subscripts are now threaded through extract_flows_from_equation -> collect_flows. A subscripted flow reference is accepted as a bare named flow only when its canonical subscripts equal the stock LHS's; otherwise the simple decomposition declines and the caller falls through to the synthetic net-flow path, which preserves the exact, correctly-ranked sliced rate. A reference with no subscripts is unchanged (implicit same-shape), and a genuine same-shape/same-token flow still wires as a named flow. This is general -- no dimension-name or model-specific special-casing. The stale xmutil-parity comment that documented the dropped-subscript behavior as a known bug is replaced, since the divergence from that xmutil bug is now intentional (issue #559). The deep-ocean shift-mapped synthetic-net-flow path (Pattern B) is a separate decomposition defect, fixed in a following commit. --- src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/stocks.rs | 191 ++++++++++++++++++-- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 55 ++++++ 2 files changed, 226 insertions(+), 20 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/stocks.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/stocks.rs index e9d74c84c..43b2916c5 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/stocks.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/stocks.rs @@ -530,33 +530,56 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { &self, eq: &MdlEquation<'_>, ) -> Option<(Vec, Vec)> { + // The stock equation's own LHS subscripts (canonicalized). A flow + // reference pinned/sliced to a DIFFERENT shape than this is not a + // plain named flow (#559 B2-A) -- see `collect_flows`. + let stock_lhs_subs: Vec = get_lhs(eq) + .map(|lhs| { + lhs.subscripts + .iter() + .map(|s| match s { + Subscript::Element(n, _) | Subscript::BangElement(n, _) => { + canonical_name(n) + } + }) + .collect() + }) + .unwrap_or_default(); match eq { - MdlEquation::Regular(_, expr) => self.extract_flows_from_integ(expr), + MdlEquation::Regular(_, expr) => self.extract_flows_from_integ(expr, &stock_lhs_subs), _ => None, } } /// Extract flows from an INTEG expression's rate argument. - fn extract_flows_from_integ(&self, expr: &Expr<'_>) -> Option<(Vec, Vec)> { + fn extract_flows_from_integ( + &self, + expr: &Expr<'_>, + stock_lhs_subs: &[String], + ) -> Option<(Vec, Vec)> { match expr { Expr::App(name, _, args, CallKind::Builtin, _, _) if eq_lower_space(name, "integ") => { if !args.is_empty() { - return self.analyze_rate_expression(&args[0]); + return self.analyze_rate_expression(&args[0], stock_lhs_subs); } None } - Expr::Paren(inner, _) => self.extract_flows_from_integ(inner), + Expr::Paren(inner, _) => self.extract_flows_from_integ(inner, stock_lhs_subs), _ => None, } } /// Analyze a rate expression to identify inflows and outflows. /// Uses the is_all_plus_minus algorithm from xmutil. - fn analyze_rate_expression(&self, rate: &Expr<'_>) -> Option<(Vec, Vec)> { + fn analyze_rate_expression( + &self, + rate: &Expr<'_>, + stock_lhs_subs: &[String], + ) -> Option<(Vec, Vec)> { let mut inflows = Vec::new(); let mut outflows = Vec::new(); - if self.collect_flows(rate, true, &mut inflows, &mut outflows) { + if self.collect_flows(rate, true, &mut inflows, &mut outflows, stock_lhs_subs) { Some((inflows, outflows)) } else { // Complex expression - can't decompose into simple flows @@ -568,23 +591,60 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { /// Returns false if the expression is too complex (contains mul/div/functions), /// or if validity checks fail (duplicates, stock-as-flow, unknown symbols). /// - /// Subscripted flows are allowed to match xmutil's behavior (though xmutil notes - /// this has a bug where subscripts aren't properly compared). + /// A subscripted flow reference is accepted as a bare named flow ONLY + /// when its subscripts equal the stock equation's own LHS subscripts + /// (`stock_lhs_subs`, canonicalized). A reference pinned/sliced to a + /// different shape -- e.g. `flux2d[scenario, L1]` (a single-`layers` + /// slice of a 2-D `[scenario, layers]` flow) feeding a 1-D + /// `stock1d[scenario]` -- would, if accepted by bare name, wire the + /// full higher-rank variable to a lower-rank stock and the dimension + /// checker then reports `MismatchedDimensions` (issue #559 / B2-A: + /// C-LEARN `c_in_mixed_layer`, `heat_in_atmosphere_and_upper_ocean`). + /// Rejecting it fails the simple decomposition so the caller falls + /// through to the synthetic net-flow path, which preserves the exact, + /// correctly-ranked sliced rate expression. A reference with NO + /// subscripts is unchanged (the implicit same-shape case; genuine + /// mismatches are still caught downstream by the dimension checker). + /// This replaces the prior xmutil-parity behavior, which deliberately + /// matched a documented xmutil bug (subscripts not compared). fn collect_flows( &self, expr: &Expr<'_>, positive: bool, inflows: &mut Vec, outflows: &mut Vec, + stock_lhs_subs: &[String], ) -> bool { match expr { - Expr::Var(name, _subscripts, _) => { + Expr::Var(name, subscripts, _) => { let canonical = canonical_name(name); - // Note: xmutil allows subscripted flows and just checks the variable name - // without comparing subscripts. This has a known bug (per xmutil comments) - // where STOCK[A]=INTEG(FLOW[B],0) and STOCK[B]=INTEG(FLOW[A],0) would both - // use FLOW as their flow, even though the subscripts differ. + // B2-A (#559): a subscripted flow reference whose subscripts + // differ from the stock equation's own LHS subscripts is + // pinning/slicing the flow to a shape other than the stock + // element it feeds (e.g. `flux2d[scenario, L1]` feeding + // `stock1d[scenario]`). Accepting it by bare name would wire + // the full higher-rank variable into the lower-rank stock -> + // `MismatchedDimensions`. Fail the simple decomposition so + // the caller falls through to the synthetic net-flow path, + // which preserves the exact (correctly-ranked) sliced rate. + // A reference with NO subscripts keeps the prior behavior + // (implicit same-shape flow). General: no dimension-name + // special-casing -- replaces the old xmutil-parity-with-a- + // known-bug behavior (subscripts were not compared). + if !subscripts.is_empty() { + let ref_subs: Vec = subscripts + .iter() + .map(|s| match s { + Subscript::Element(n, _) | Subscript::BangElement(n, _) => { + canonical_name(n) + } + }) + .collect(); + if ref_subs != stock_lhs_subs { + return false; + } + } // Duplicate check: same variable appearing twice in same direction if positive && inflows.contains(&canonical) { @@ -624,20 +684,22 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { true } Expr::Op1(crate::mdl::ast::UnaryOp::Negative, inner, _) => { - self.collect_flows(inner, !positive, inflows, outflows) + self.collect_flows(inner, !positive, inflows, outflows, stock_lhs_subs) } Expr::Op1(crate::mdl::ast::UnaryOp::Positive, inner, _) => { - self.collect_flows(inner, positive, inflows, outflows) + self.collect_flows(inner, positive, inflows, outflows, stock_lhs_subs) } Expr::Op2(BinaryOp::Add, left, right, _) => { - self.collect_flows(left, positive, inflows, outflows) - && self.collect_flows(right, positive, inflows, outflows) + self.collect_flows(left, positive, inflows, outflows, stock_lhs_subs) + && self.collect_flows(right, positive, inflows, outflows, stock_lhs_subs) } Expr::Op2(BinaryOp::Sub, left, right, _) => { - self.collect_flows(left, positive, inflows, outflows) - && self.collect_flows(right, !positive, inflows, outflows) + self.collect_flows(left, positive, inflows, outflows, stock_lhs_subs) + && self.collect_flows(right, !positive, inflows, outflows, stock_lhs_subs) + } + Expr::Paren(inner, _) => { + self.collect_flows(inner, positive, inflows, outflows, stock_lhs_subs) } - Expr::Paren(inner, _) => self.collect_flows(inner, positive, inflows, outflows), // Anything else (mul, div, functions, constants) means we can't decompose _ => false, } @@ -1228,6 +1290,95 @@ rate = 5 } } + /// Issue #559 blocker B2 Pattern A: a 1D stock whose INTEG rate + /// references a higher-rank flow PINNED to a single element of the + /// extra dimension (`flux2d[scenario, L1]` feeding a 1D + /// `stock1d[scenario]`). `collect_flows` dropped the `[scenario, L1]` + /// subscript and wired the BARE 2D `flux2d` as a named outflow of the + /// 1D stock; the dimension checker then flags `mismatched_dimensions` + /// (the C-LEARN `c_in_mixed_layer` / `heat_in_atmosphere_and_upper_ocean` + /// signature). A flow reference whose subscripts change its effective + /// rank/shape vs the stock LHS must NOT be accepted as a bare named + /// flow -- the decomposition must fall through to the synthetic + /// net-flow path, which preserves the pinned-slice rate expression. + #[test] + fn test_b2_pattern_a_rank_changing_subscripted_flow_synthesizes_net_flow() { + let mdl = "scenario: s1, s2 +~ ~| +layers: (L1-L4) +~ ~| +flux2d[scenario, layers] = 1 +~ ~| +fluxatm[scenario] = 2 +~ ~| +stock1d[scenario] = INTEG(fluxatm[scenario] - flux2d[scenario, L1], 0) +~ ~| +\\\\\\---/// +"; + let project = convert_mdl(mdl).expect("conversion should succeed"); + let main = &project.models[0]; + let Some(Variable::Stock(s)) = main.variables.iter().find(|v| v.get_ident() == "stock1d") + else { + panic!("expected stock1d as a Stock"); + }; + // The bare 2D `flux2d` must NOT be wired as a named flow of the 1D + // stock (that is the subscript-drop bug; pre-fix outflows==["flux2d"]). + assert!( + !s.outflows.iter().any(|f| f == "flux2d") && !s.inflows.iter().any(|f| f == "flux2d"), + "B2-A: bare 2D `flux2d` must not be a named flow of the 1D \ + `stock1d` (subscript-pin dropped). inflows={:?} outflows={:?}", + s.inflows, + s.outflows + ); + // Instead the rank-changing reference forces the synthetic + // net-flow path (which keeps `flux2d[scenario, L1]` in the rate). + assert!( + main.variables + .iter() + .any(|v| v.get_ident().contains("net_flow")), + "B2-A: rank-changing subscripted flow ref must fall through to \ + a synthetic net-flow; none found. vars={:?}", + main.variables + .iter() + .map(|v| v.get_ident()) + .collect::>() + ); + } + + /// B2 Pattern A control: when flows are the SAME rank/shape as the + /// stock LHS (`[scenario]`), they must STILL be wired as named flows. + /// The B2-A fix must reject only RANK/SHAPE-CHANGING subscripted refs, + /// never legitimate same-rank ones (stable green pre & post fix). + #[test] + fn test_b2_pattern_a_control_same_rank_flows_stay_named() { + let mdl = "scenario: s1, s2 +~ ~| +fluxatm[scenario] = 2 +~ ~| +fluxout[scenario] = 1 +~ ~| +stock1d[scenario] = INTEG(fluxatm[scenario] - fluxout[scenario], 0) +~ ~| +\\\\\\---/// +"; + let project = convert_mdl(mdl).expect("conversion should succeed"); + let main = &project.models[0]; + let Some(Variable::Stock(s)) = main.variables.iter().find(|v| v.get_ident() == "stock1d") + else { + panic!("expected stock1d as a Stock"); + }; + assert_eq!(s.inflows, vec!["fluxatm"], "same-rank inflow stays named"); + assert_eq!(s.outflows, vec!["fluxout"], "same-rank outflow stays named"); + assert!( + !main + .variables + .iter() + .any(|v| v.get_ident().contains("net_flow")), + "control must NOT synthesize a net-flow (same-rank flows are \ + legitimately named -- the fix must not over-reject)" + ); + } + #[test] fn test_time_units_from_range_only() { let mdl = "INITIAL TIME = 0 diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index 0859d9464..045009023 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -1389,6 +1389,61 @@ fn ref_interleaved_b1_only_disjoint_from_b3() { } } +/// Issue #559 blocker B2 Pattern A (end-to-end symptom + C-LEARN +/// signature). A 1D stock whose INTEG rate references a higher-rank flow +/// pinned to one element of the extra dimension +/// (`stock1d[scenario] = INTEG(fluxatm[scenario] - flux2d[scenario, L1], 0)`, +/// `flux2d[scenario, layers]`). The native MDL `collect_flows` dropped the +/// `[scenario, L1]` pin and wired the bare 2D `flux2d` as a named outflow +/// of the 1D stock, so the dimension checker reported +/// `mismatched_dimensions` on `stock1d` -- the exact C-LEARN +/// `c_in_mixed_layer` / `heat_in_atmosphere_and_upper_ocean` shape. +/// +/// Pre-fix RED: `compile_project_incremental` fails with a +/// `MismatchedDimensions` diagnostic on `stock1d`. Post-fix GREEN: the +/// rank-changing subscripted reference falls through to the synthetic +/// net-flow path (which preserves the 1D `flux2d[scenario, L1]` slice in +/// the rate), so the model compiles and simulates. `fluxatm`(2) - +/// `flux2d[*,L1]`(1) = 1 per step into `stock1d` (init 0): [0, 1]. +#[test] +fn simulates_b2_pattern_a_subscript_pinned_flow() { + use simlin_engine::common::ErrorCode; + let mdl = "\ +{UTF-8} +scenario: s1, s2 ~~| +layers: (L1-L4) ~~| +flux2d[scenario, layers] = 1 ~~| +fluxatm[scenario] = 2 ~~| +stock1d[scenario] = INTEG(fluxatm[scenario] - flux2d[scenario, L1], 0) ~~| +INITIAL TIME = 0 ~~| +FINAL TIME = 1 ~~| +SAVEPER = 1 ~~| +TIME STEP = 1 ~~| +"; + let (compile_err, diags) = b3_compile_diags(mdl); + // The B2-A bug surfaces specifically as MismatchedDimensions on the + // 1D stock fed by the mis-wired bare 2D flow (pre-fix RED). + assert!( + !diags + .iter() + .any(|d| b3_diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::MismatchedDimensions)), + "B2-A: a subscript-pinned higher-rank flow must not produce \ + MismatchedDimensions on the 1D stock. Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + ); + assert!( + !compile_err, + "B2-A: stock1d with a pinned-slice flow must compile (synthetic \ + net-flow preserves the 1D `flux2d[scenario, L1]` slice). \ + Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + ); + // It simulates: stock1d[s] = INTEG(fluxatm(2) - flux2d[s,L1](1)) per + // scenario element, init 0 -> [0, 1] over the 2 steps. + let r = run_inline_mdl(mdl); + assert_eq!(r.step_count, 2); + assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "stock1d[s1]"), vec![0.0, 1.0]); + assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "stock1d[s2]"), vec![0.0, 1.0]); +} + /// All test models that the monolithic compiler can handle. /// The incremental path must also handle these. static ALL_INCREMENTALLY_COMPILABLE_MODELS: &[&str] = &[ From 5abc8164e16b6ab8811f10548050c3d94b360d9f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Sat, 16 May 2026 13:18:33 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 04/72] engine: resolve synthetic net-flow rate per element When the native MDL converter cannot decompose a stock's INTEG into named inflows/outflows it synthesizes a single _net_flow aux. build_synthetic_flow_equation cloned the raw formatted rate string verbatim into every cartesian element key, so a rate over a shift-mapped subrange -- C-LEARN's `C in Deep Ocean[scenario, upper] = INTEG(Diffusion Flux[scenario, upper] - Diffusion Flux[scenario, lower], ...)` deep-ocean idiom -- assigned a multi-element subrange slice to each scalar element. The dimension checker then reports MismatchedDimensions on the synthesized aux (C-LEARN's c_in_deep_ocean_net_flow / heat_in_deep_ocean_net_flow). The rate is now kept as an Expr and resolved per cartesian element key through the same build_element_context + format_expr_with_context subscript-range-mapping the regular arrayed-equation path uses, instead of the raw clone -- reusing the existing tested resolution rather than duplicating subrange-shift logic into the stock path. build_element_context is widened to pub(super) (visibility + doc only, no logic change) so the sibling convert::stocks module can share it. The scalar-stock path is unchanged (no per-element resolution needed). General -- no dimension-name or model-specific special-casing. This makes the synthesized net-flow per-element shape correct. The deep-ocean values themselves are a genuine subscript-shift recurrence that only simulates once the element-level dependency fix (B1) lands; the tests here assert the per-element shape and the removal of the MismatchedDimensions symptom, and explicitly defer the deep-ocean value assertion to B1. --- src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/stocks.rs | 118 +++++++++++++++++- .../src/mdl/convert/variables.rs | 8 +- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 56 +++++++++ 3 files changed, 176 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/stocks.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/stocks.rs index 43b2916c5..6734009de 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/stocks.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/stocks.rs @@ -414,8 +414,12 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { None => continue, }; - let rate_str = match self.extract_integ_rate(&eq.equation) { - Some(e) => self.formatter.format_expr(e), + // Keep the rate EXPRESSION (not a raw formatted string): a + // synthetic net-flow must resolve it PER ELEMENT via the same + // subscript-range-mapping the regular arrayed-equation path + // uses (#559 B2-B), not clone the raw subrange-sliced text. + let rate_expr = match self.extract_integ_rate(&eq.equation) { + Some(e) => e, None => continue, }; @@ -424,9 +428,13 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { continue; } - // Expand subscripts to get dimension names and element keys + // Expand subscripts to get dimension names and element keys. + // `lhs_sub_names` keeps the LHS subscript names (parallel to + // `expanded_elements`) so `build_element_context` can map each + // cartesian element key back to per-dimension elements. let mut dims: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut expanded_elements: Vec> = Vec::new(); + let mut lhs_sub_names: Vec = Vec::new(); for s in &lhs.subscripts { let sub_name = match s { @@ -436,6 +444,7 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { if let Some((dim, elements)) = self.expand_subscript(sub_name) { dims.push(dim); expanded_elements.push(elements); + lhs_sub_names.push(sub_name.to_string()); } else { // Unknown subscript - skip this equation continue; @@ -469,10 +478,21 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { all_dims = Some(dims); } - // Compute element keys and store rate + // Resolve the rate PER ELEMENT through the shared per-element + // context (subrange shift-mapping included), mirroring the + // regular arrayed-equation conversion path. This replaces the + // prior raw `format_expr(rate)` cloned into every key, which + // assigned a subrange-sliced expression (e.g. + // `dflux[scenario, upper] - dflux[scenario, lower]`) to each + // scalar element -> MismatchedDimensions on `_net_flow` + // (#559 B2-B; C-LEARN c_in_deep_ocean_net_flow / + // heat_in_deep_ocean_net_flow). let element_keys = cartesian_product(&expanded_elements); for key in element_keys { - element_rates.insert(key, rate_str.clone()); + let element_parts: Vec<&str> = key.split(',').collect(); + let ctx = self.build_element_context(&lhs_sub_names, &element_parts); + let rate = self.formatter.format_expr_with_context(rate_expr, &ctx); + element_rates.insert(key, rate); } } @@ -1379,6 +1399,94 @@ stock1d[scenario] = INTEG(fluxatm[scenario] - fluxout[scenario], 0) ); } + /// Issue #559 blocker B2 Pattern B: a 2-D stock defined per + /// shift-mapped subrange whose flow lists differ across equations, so + /// the converter synthesizes a `_net_flow` aux. The bug: + /// `build_synthetic_flow_equation` cloned the RAW rate string + /// (`dflux[scenario, upper] - dflux[scenario, lower]`) into EVERY + /// cartesian element key instead of applying the per-element + /// subscript-range-mapping resolution the regular arrayed-equation + /// path uses. A subrange-sliced expression assigned to each scalar + /// element -> `MismatchedDimensions` on `stock2d_net_flow` (the + /// C-LEARN `c_in_deep_ocean_net_flow` / `heat_in_deep_ocean_net_flow` + /// signature). The synthesized per-element equations must instead be + /// resolved per element (no raw `upper`/`lower` subrange tokens; each + /// `upper`-subrange element distinct), exactly as + /// `build_element_context` + `format_expr_with_context` produce on the + /// regular path. This is the PARSER-level shape assertion; the + /// end-to-end deep-ocean *value* check is B1-coupled and deferred (see + /// `simulates_b2_pattern_b_*` in tests/simulate.rs and B2.md s4). + #[test] + fn test_b2_pattern_b_synthetic_net_flow_resolves_per_element() { + let mdl = "scenario: s1, s2 +~ ~| +layers: (L1-L4) +~ ~| +upper: (L1-L3) -> lower +~ ~| +lower: (L2-L4) -> upper +~ ~| +bottom: L4 +~ ~| +dflux[scenario, L1] = 5 +~ ~| +dflux[scenario, lower] = 6 +~ ~| +stock2d[scenario, upper] = INTEG(dflux[scenario, upper] - dflux[scenario, lower], 0) +~ ~| +stock2d[scenario, bottom] = INTEG(dflux[scenario, bottom], 0) +~ ~| +\\\\\\---/// +"; + let project = convert_mdl(mdl).expect("conversion should succeed"); + let main = &project.models[0]; + let net_flow = main + .variables + .iter() + .find(|v| v.get_ident().contains("net_flow")) + .expect("a synthetic net-flow must be created for stock2d"); + let Variable::Flow(f) = net_flow else { + panic!("expected the synthetic net-flow to be a Flow"); + }; + let Equation::Arrayed(_dims, elements, _, _) = &f.equation else { + panic!( + "expected an Arrayed synthetic net-flow equation, got {:?}", + f.equation + ); + }; + + // The raw rate carried unresolved subrange dimension names + // (`upper`/`lower`). Per-element resolution must replace them with + // concrete elements -- NO element rate may still contain the + // subrange tokens (pre-fix every `upper` slot is the verbatim + // `dflux[scenario, upper] - dflux[scenario, lower]`). + for (key, rate, _, _) in elements { + for tok in ["upper", "lower"] { + assert!( + !rate + .split(|c: char| !c.is_alphanumeric() && c != '_') + .any(|w| w == tok), + "B2-B: synthetic net-flow element {key:?} still carries \ + the unresolved subrange `{tok}` (raw rate cloned, not \ + per-element resolved): {rate:?}" + ); + } + } + // The three `upper`-subrange elements (s1,L1/L2/L3) were identical + // clones pre-fix; per-element resolution makes them distinct. + let upper_rates: Vec<&String> = elements + .iter() + .filter(|(k, _, _, _)| matches!(k.as_str(), "s1,L1" | "s1,L2" | "s1,L3")) + .map(|(_, r, _, _)| r) + .collect(); + assert_eq!(upper_rates.len(), 3, "expected 3 s1 upper-subrange slots"); + assert!( + upper_rates[0] != upper_rates[1] && upper_rates[1] != upper_rates[2], + "B2-B: the `upper`-subrange element rates must be per-element \ + distinct after resolution, got {upper_rates:?}" + ); + } + #[test] fn test_time_units_from_range_only() { let mdl = "INITIAL TIME = 0 diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/variables.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/variables.rs index 91b19cb63..653b87502 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/variables.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/variables.rs @@ -699,7 +699,13 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { /// Build an ElementContext for per-element equation substitution. /// Maps each LHS dimension to the specific element being computed. - fn build_element_context( + /// + /// Shared with the synthetic-net-flow path + /// (`stocks::build_synthetic_flow_equation`, #559 B2-B) so a + /// synthesized `_net_flow` resolves its rate per element with + /// the SAME subscript-range-mapping logic the regular arrayed-equation + /// path uses, instead of cloning the raw subrange-sliced rate string. + pub(super) fn build_element_context( &self, lhs_subscripts: &[String], element_parts: &[&str], diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index 045009023..44acbb23d 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -1444,6 +1444,62 @@ TIME STEP = 1 ~~| assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "stock1d[s2]"), vec![0.0, 1.0]); } +/// Issue #559 blocker B2 Pattern B (end-to-end symptom; C-LEARN +/// `c_in_deep_ocean_net_flow` / `heat_in_deep_ocean_net_flow` signature). +/// A 2-D stock over a shift-mapped subrange whose differing per-equation +/// flow lists force a synthesized `_net_flow`. `build_synthetic_ +/// flow_equation` cloned the RAW subrange-sliced rate +/// (`dflux[scenario, upper] - dflux[scenario, lower]`) into every scalar +/// element key instead of resolving it per element, so the dimension +/// checker reported `MismatchedDimensions` on `stock2d_net_flow`. +/// +/// Pre-fix RED: a `MismatchedDimensions` diagnostic on `stock2d_net_flow`. +/// Post-fix: the synthetic net-flow is resolved per element (parser-level +/// shape fixed), so that MismatchedDimensions is GONE. +/// +/// DEFERRED (B1-coupled, B2.md s4): the C-LEARN deep-ocean is a genuine +/// subscript-shift recurrence (`dflux` depends on the stock) that only +/// *simulates* once B1's element-level resolution also lands. This +/// minimal repro's `dflux` is constant, so it has no such cycle; we +/// therefore assert ONLY the B2-B parser-level symptom removal (no +/// `MismatchedDimensions` on the synthesized net-flow) and explicitly do +/// NOT assert deep-ocean simulation *values* here -- that is the deferred +/// B1-coupled end-to-end check. +#[test] +fn simulates_b2_pattern_b_synthetic_net_flow_shape() { + use simlin_engine::common::ErrorCode; + let mdl = "\ +{UTF-8} +scenario: s1, s2 ~~| +layers: (L1-L4) ~~| +upper: (L1-L3) -> lower ~~| +lower: (L2-L4) -> upper ~~| +bottom: L4 ~~| +dflux[scenario, L1] = 5 ~~| +dflux[scenario, lower] = 6 ~~| +stock2d[scenario, upper] = INTEG(dflux[scenario, upper] - dflux[scenario, lower], 0) ~~| +stock2d[scenario, bottom] = INTEG(dflux[scenario, bottom], 0) ~~| +INITIAL TIME = 0 ~~| +FINAL TIME = 1 ~~| +SAVEPER = 1 ~~| +TIME STEP = 1 ~~| +"; + let (_compile_err, diags) = b3_compile_diags(mdl); + // The B2-B bug surfaces as MismatchedDimensions on the synthesized + // `_net_flow` (raw subrange-sliced rate cloned into scalar element + // keys). Post-fix that specific symptom is gone. + let mismatched: Vec<_> = diags + .iter() + .filter(|d| b3_diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::MismatchedDimensions)) + .collect(); + assert!( + mismatched.is_empty(), + "B2-B: the synthesized net-flow must be resolved per element so no \ + MismatchedDimensions remains (parser-level shape fix). Found: \ + {mismatched:#?}" + ); +} + /// All test models that the monolithic compiler can handle. /// The incremental path must also handle these. static ALL_INCREMENTALLY_COMPILABLE_MODELS: &[&str] = &[ From 46a3fe619b7079a0d7978e831dd76f23c5e556f6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Sat, 16 May 2026 14:58:40 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 05/72] engine: split dependency-graph machinery into db_dep_graph The Condition-2 verification-harness additions (the dt-phase cycle relation, its VarInfo builder, and the #[cfg(test)] SCC accessor the binding pre-code B1 gate consumes) pushed db.rs and db_tests.rs past the 6000-line per-file cap that scripts/lint-project.sh enforces. Extract that cohesive unit into a sibling db_dep_graph.rs module plus its test sibling db_dep_graph_tests.rs, following the established db_ltm_ir.rs / db_macro_registry.rs per-file-cap precedent. This is a pure behavior-preserving relocation: moved bodies are byte-identical, visibility is only widened to pub(crate) for the module-boundary crossing, and no salsa-tracked item moves -- the consistency cross-assert reaches the salsa layer via crate::db:: paths, so query identity is preserved. The two ltm/* doc-comment references to the relocated dt_cycle_sccs symbol are updated to its new path in the same commit so docs and code stay aligned. db_tests.rs returns byte-identical to its pre-harness state (all relocated tests now live in the test sibling). The extracted dt-walk cycle relation is the shared primitive the B1 element-level SCC resolution (gate-1) will reuse, establishing that single-definition-used-twice boundary. --- src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md | 2 + src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 175 +++------ src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs | 376 ++++++++++++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs | 306 ++++++++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs | 9 + src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs | 42 +++ src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs | 7 + 7 files changed, 783 insertions(+), 134 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs create mode 100644 src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md b/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md index e302bfe5a..b03bc4003 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md +++ b/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md @@ -47,6 +47,8 @@ The primary compilation path uses salsa tracked functions for fine-grained incre - **`src/db_ltm_ir.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- not a `db.rs` submodule, purely for the per-file line cap; like `ltm_agg`, it builds on `crate::db`) - The single salsa-tracked place a causal edge's access shape *and* aggregate-node routing are decided. `model_ltm_reference_sites(db, model, project) -> LtmReferenceSitesResult` walks each variable's `Expr2` AST once, consults `enumerate_agg_nodes` (the sole "hoistable maximal reducer" decider), and buckets every `Var`/`Subscript` reference by its `(from, to)` causal edge into a `Vec` (`shape` + `target_element` + `routing ∈ {Direct, ThroughAgg{agg}}`); the byte-identical `route_through_agg = !routed_aggs.is_empty() && in_reducer` decision and the `aggs_in_var(to).filter(is_synthetic && reads from)` filter exist here and nowhere else. `model_element_causal_edges`, `model_edge_shapes`, and `model_ltm_variables` are pure readers. Also hosts the AST-walker helpers moved out of `db_analysis.rs` (`collect_reference_sites` / `classify_subscript_shape` / `resolve_literal_index` / `collect_reference_shapes`); `classify_subscript_shape` carries the AC1.4 fix -- a subscript whose indices are *all* `Wildcard`/`StarRange` (the reducer-style whole-extent access, e.g. `SUM(x[*:Dim])`) classifies as `Wildcard` to agree with `enumerate_agg_nodes`'s read-slice hoisting test. `classify_iterated_dim_shape` carries the GH #511 iterated-dimension fix -- a subscript whose indices are *exactly* the target equation's iterated dimensions, in the position matching the source's declared dimension order (each index `d_i` either named the same as the source's `i`-th dim or a dimension that maps to it -- the AC3.5 mapped-dimension case), classifies as `Bare` (a same-element-on-shared-dims reference: `row_sum[Region]` inside `growth[Region,Age]` reads the same `Region` element of `row_sum`, which `emit_edges_for_reference` then projects via `expand_same_element`). A *partially*-iterated subscript that is a *reducer argument* (`SUM(matrix[D1,*])`, `SUM(pop[NYC,*])`, `SUM(matrix3d[D1,NYC,*])`) is hoisted into a synthetic agg by `enumerate_agg_nodes` (its read slice is statically describable), so the reference is `ThroughAgg`-routed and its (`Wildcard`) shape is ignored; the only `Direct` `Wildcard` reducer references remaining are a *whole-RHS* variable-backed reducer's argument (`total = SUM(population[*])`), which keeps `Wildcard`, and a not-hoistable reducer's argument -- a *dynamic index* (`SUM(pop[idx,*])`, `idx` non-literal) or a *mapped*-dimension sliced reducer (`SUM(matrix[State,*])` over `matrix[Region,D2]` with a `State→Region` mapping; `enumerate_agg_nodes` declines the remapped axis -- tracked tech debt). For the dynamic-index case `model_ltm_reference_sites` reclassifies that `Direct` `Wildcard` `in_reducer` site as `DynamicIndex` (#514) so the `Wildcard`-shape conservative cross-product never fires from a `Direct` site that *could* have been hoisted. (`classify_iterated_dim_shape`'s mapped branch -- a *whole-equation*-iterated subscript like `x[State]` inside `target[State] = x[State] * c`, not a sliced reducer argument -- is a separate path and still classifies as `Bare`.) The mapped case needs a `DimensionsContext` (built from `project_datamodel_dims`), so the IR is recomputed when a dimension's mappings change. - **`src/db_ltm_ir_tests.rs`** - Tests for the reference-site IR: the per-AST-site `(shape, in_reducer)` contract (the `ref_site_*` regression guards, ported from `db_analysis.rs`) plus the public `ClassifiedSite` contract -- `(shape, target_element, routing)` per site, the AC1.4 `StarRange` consistency, and the AC1.5 SIZE / scalar-source-reducer `Direct` routing, each cross-checked against `enumerate_agg_nodes`. - **`src/db_macro_registry.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- like `db_ltm_ir`, only to keep `db.rs` under the per-file line cap) - The per-project macro-registry salsa query. `project_macro_registry(db, project) -> MacroRegistryResult` wraps the pure `module_functions::MacroRegistry` (resolver) and exposes the build error. Registry-build *validation* (recursion cycle, duplicate macro name, macro/model name collision) can't be re-derived from the canonical-name-keyed `SourceProject.models`, so `macro_registry_build_error` runs `MacroRegistry::build` over the datamodel `Vec` at sync time and stores its typed `(ErrorCode, message)` on the `SourceProject` input; the query reads it back and surfaces it as a project-level diagnostic so `compile_project_incremental` fails with a clear message. `enclosing_macro_for_var` resolves a macro-body variable's enclosing-macro name (#554, the renamed-intrinsic precedence). +- **`src/db_dep_graph.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- like `db_ltm_ir` / `db_macro_registry`, only to keep `db.rs` under the per-file line cap) - Holds the single shared **dt-phase cycle relation** `dt_walk_successors(var_info, name) -> Vec<&str>` (Stock/Module/absent ⇒ `[]`; otherwise `dt_deps` filtered to known, non-stock targets, module-targets kept -- exactly the successor set `crate::db::model_dependency_graph_impl`'s `compute_inner` iterates for dt-phase cycle detection) and the shared `VarInfo` map builder `build_var_info` (consumed verbatim by `model_dependency_graph_impl` and the Condition-2 accessor, so the gate observes the *exact* `var_info` the engine builds -- never a reconstruction). One definition used twice makes the Condition-2 gate's relation the engine's relation *by construction* (B1-design.md §10b); the same `dt_walk_successors` + Tarjan-SCC primitive is what B1's gate-1 (task #14) reuses, hence production code. Also hosts the `#[cfg(test)]` Condition-2 SCC accessor: `dt_cycle_sccs` (uncapped `crate::ltm::scc_components` Tarjan over the `dt_walk_successors` adjacency → `DtCycleSccs { multi, self_loops }`, sorted/byte-stable), the pure `dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation` predicate (functional core), and `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` (imperative shell -- cross-checks the instrumented SCC set against the engine's real `CircularDependency` flagging on the same compiled model, panics/STOPs on divergence; §10b step-4 footgun-proofing). +- **`src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs`** - Tests for the dt-phase cycle-relation primitive and the Condition-2 SCC accessor (Task #15 / B1-design.md §10b), moved out of `db_tests.rs` alongside the production code purely for the per-file line cap (logic byte-unchanged): the `dt_walk_successors` invariant per node kind (Stock/Module/Aux/absent, BTreeSet-sorted order), `dt_cycle_sccs` integration (clean DAG / two-node cycle / self-loop, each via the consistency-checked accessor), byte-stability, and the pure consistency predicate in both divergence directions plus all consistent pairings. - **`src/db_ltm.rs`** - LTM (Loops That Matter) equation parsing and compilation as salsa tracked functions. `model_ltm_variables` is the unified entry point: generates link scores, loop scores, pathway scores, and composite scores for any model (root, stdlib, user-defined), and also caches the loop-id -> cycle-partition mapping on `LtmVariablesResult::loop_partitions` so post-simulation consumers can normalize loop scores without re-running Tarjan. Relative loop scores are no longer emitted as synthetic variables; see `ltm_post.rs` for the post-simulation computation. Auto-detects sub-model behavior by checking for input ports with causal pathways. Also handles implicit helper/module vars synthesized while parsing LTM equations. `LtmSyntheticVar` carries an `equation: datamodel::Equation` (so an arrayed-per-element-equation target's link score can be a real `Equation::Arrayed` partial-per-element rather than a `"0"` placeholder) plus a `dimensions` field (list of dimension names) so A2A link/loop scores expand to per-element slots during simulation and discovery. Reducer subexpressions are routed through aggregate nodes: `enumerate_agg_nodes` (`ltm_agg.rs`) hoists each statically-describable inlined reducer (whole-extent or sliced) into a synthetic `$⁚ltm⁚agg⁚{n}` aux carrying a `read_slice` / `result_dims`, and `model_ltm_variables` emits that aux plus its two link-score halves -- `source[] → agg` (one scalar `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[]→{agg}`, or `…→{agg}[]` for an arrayed agg, per *read* row -- only the rows the slice reads, scored by the reducer's `classify_reducer` algebraic shortcut over that row's co-reduced slice via `emit_source_to_agg_link_scores`/`read_slice_rows`) and `agg → target` (a Bare partial of `target`'s equation with the reducer subexpr AST-substituted by the agg name; one scalar `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{agg}→{to}[{e}]` per target element for an arrayed `target` -- the agg side carries an `[]` subscript when the agg is itself arrayed, *and* the `Δsource` denominator of that link-score equation projects the same `[]` subscript (`generate_scalar_to_element_equation`'s `source_ref_override`), since the bare multi-slot agg name doesn't compile as a scalar denominator -- or a single `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{agg}→{to}` for a scalar one). An *arrayed* synthetic agg's two halves use the same agg-half emitters with subscripted agg names; this is exact for the diagonal case (`result_dims` equal the target's iterated dims) but the strict-prefix *broadcast* case (`SUM(matrix[D1,*])` inside an A2A body over `D1 x D2`) over-subscribes the agg into the cross-product -- tracked as GH #528, the loop score degrades to 0 there. A reducer over a *dynamic index* (`SUM(pop[idx,*])`) and a *mapped*-dimension sliced reducer (`SUM(matrix[State,*])` over `matrix[Region,D2]` with a `State→Region` mapping) are the carve-outs: not hoisted, so the reference stays on the conservative path (`DynamicIndex` for the dynamic-index case). `emit_per_shape_link_scores` covers the *non*-reducer (Bare / FixedIndex) references; the obsolete per-shape `⁚wildcard`/`⁚dynamic` link-score variants were retired. The exhaustive path consumes the tiered enumerator (`model_loop_circuits_tiered`) via `build_loops_from_tiered`: fast-path circuits (PureScalar / PureSameElementA2A) materialize directly into Loops, and the slow path flows through `build_element_level_loops` (preserved as the slow-path consumer) which groups element-level circuits into A2A loops (shared ID, with dimensions) or element-subscripted cross-element loops. The per-element distinction for cross-dimensional edges is encoded in the link's `from` string (e.g., `"pop[nyc]"`) and the visited element of an A2A target on the link's `to` string (`"mp[boston]"`), not as a separate shape field, so the loop-score equation references the per-element link score that `try_cross_dimensional_link_scores` emits (named `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[{elem}]→{to}` for an arrayed-source → scalar-target reducer edge -- and `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[{d1,d2}]→{to}[{d1}]` for an arrayed-result reducer) and the subscripted-after-quote A2A slot `"$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}→{to}"[e]` for a cross-element edge that visits one slot of an A2A score. The mirror cross-dimensional case -- a scalar-source → arrayed-target edge -- is handled by the sibling `try_scalar_to_arrayed_link_scores`, which emits one scalar `LtmSyntheticVar` per *target* element, named `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}→{to}[{elem}]` (the element rides in the `to` side instead of the `from` side); a single Bare-A2A var would be undiscoverable because the discovery parser would invent a `{from}[{elem}]` node that doesn't match the scalar source's bare node. A *disjoint*-dim arrayed→arrayed edge whose target is a per-element-equation (`Ast::Arrayed`) variable referencing the source by literal element subscripts of a dimension disjoint from the target's (`target[D1,D2]` whose `` equations reference `source[m]`, `m ∈ D3`, D3 disjoint from D1/D2) is handled by `try_disjoint_dim_arrayed_link_scores` (called from `emit_link_scores_for_edge` before the `emit_per_shape_link_scores` fallback): it reuses the `model_ltm_reference_sites` IR for `(from, to)` (each site's `shape` is `FixedIndex(elems)` for `source[m]`), and emits one `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[{m}]→{to}` per distinct referenced source element -- an `Equation::Arrayed` over `to`'s dims (via the salsa-cached shaped path → `build_arrayed_link_score_equation`), holding `source[m]` live in the slots that reference it and the trivial-zero guard form (`source[m]` frozen at `PREVIOUS`) elsewhere -- not the silent scalarized stand-in the pre-#510 path produced (`link_score_dimensions` returned `[]` for the disjoint edge, so `retarget_ltm_equation_dims` collapsed the per-element `Equation::Arrayed` to the first slot's text). If the target references the source via a *non-literal* index (a `DynamicIndex` site) the edge is not statically scoreable: `emit_unscoreable_disjoint_edge_warning` accumulates a `CompilationDiagnostic` `Warning` naming the edge and *no* link-score variable is emitted (and the caller does not fall through to `emit_per_shape_link_scores`, which would build the misleading scalarized stand-in). A loop running through an inlined reducer traverses `… → from[d] → $⁚ltm⁚agg⁚{n} → to[e] → …` in the un-trimmed loop-score chain, but the synthetic agg nodes are trimmed from each *reported* `Loop`/`FoundLoop` node sequence (like the internal stocks of `DELAY3`/`SMOOTH`). A cross-element feedback loop *through* an inlined reducer visits the (subscript-free, or for an arrayed agg `[]`-subscripted) agg node more than once, so Johnson never emits it directly: `recover_cross_agg_loops` (`db_ltm.rs`, called from `build_element_level_loops`) reconstructs it from the agg-touching elementary "petals" (`agg → … → agg`), stitching pairwise-disjoint petal subsets of size ≥2 in every distinct *cyclic ordering* (`cyclic_orderings(m)` -- index 0 pinned to kill rotations, mirror reversals skipped: `1` for m=2, (m-1)!/2 for m≥3, via hand-rolled Heap's algorithm), so each disjoint subset yields (m-1)!/2 distinct directed cycles that share a `loop_score` (same edge multiset ⇒ same commutative product). It is bounded by a deterministic petal priority (fewest internal nodes first, then a stable joined-name tiebreaker -- makes truncation reproducible), a soft per-agg petal cap (`MAX_AGG_PETALS = 8`, bounding the `2^k` subset enumeration), and a model-wide loop-count budget (`MAX_CROSS_AGG_LOOPS = 256`, threaded as `agg_loop_budget` from `build_loops_from_tiered`/`build_element_level_loops`, `#[cfg(test)]`-overridable via `AggLoopBudgetGuard`); clipping sets `LtmVariablesResult.agg_recovery_truncated` and accumulates a `Warning` (mirroring the auto-flip-to-discovery gate). `recover_agg_hop_polarities` then patches the (variable-graph-invisible, hence Unknown) agg hops for monotone reducers (GH #516). The exhaustive loop-iteration path strips the subscript before calling `try_cross_dimensional_link_scores` (which keys `source_vars` by variable name) and dedupes on the stripped key. The auto-flip gate fires on either the variable-level SCC (cheap pre-Johnson check) or the slow-path subgraph SCC (computed inside the tiered enumerator), so pure-A2A models with thousands of element-level circuits no longer get pulled into discovery just because their full element-graph SCC is N times their variable-level SCC. `compile_ltm_synthetic_fragment` is the shared select-and-compile helper (salsa-cached `(from, to)` path vs. direct compilation of the prepared equation) used by both `assemble_module`'s LTM pass and `model_ltm_fragment_diagnostics` -- a salsa-tracked diagnostic pass (driven by `model_all_diagnostics` when `ltm_enabled`, mirroring the auto-flip warning's reachability) that emits a `Warning` for every LTM synthetic variable whose fragment fails to compile. Without it `assemble_module` silently drops the failed fragment and the variable reads a constant 0 -- the silent-stubbing path that previously masked a wrong arrayed flow-to-stock link score (GH #466 tracks the remaining gap: the diagnostic-collection FFI paths leave `ltm_enabled` false, so neither this warning nor the auto-flip warning reaches `simlin_project_get_errors` today). - **`src/db_ltm_tests.rs`** - Unit tests for LTM equation text generation via salsa tracked functions. - **`src/db_ltm_unified_tests.rs`** - Tests for `model_ltm_variables`: simple models, stdlib modules (SMOOTH), passthrough modules, discovery mode. diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index e13305dde..f27d24abc 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -10,6 +10,11 @@ use salsa::plumbing::AsId; use crate::canonicalize; use crate::common::{Canonical, EquationError, Error, Ident, UnitError}; use crate::datamodel; +// The dt-phase cycle-relation primitive + `VarInfo` builder live in the +// sibling `db_dep_graph` module (a top-level module like `db_ltm_ir` / +// `db_macro_registry`, split out purely for the per-file line cap); +// `model_dependency_graph_impl`'s `compute_inner` consumes them here. +use crate::db_dep_graph::{VarInfo, build_var_info, dt_walk_successors}; #[path = "db_ltm.rs"] mod db_ltm; @@ -1137,119 +1142,8 @@ fn model_dependency_graph_impl( project: SourceProject, module_input_names: &[String], ) -> ModelDepGraphResult { - let source_vars = model.variables(db); let module_input_names = module_input_names.to_vec(); - let module_ident_context = - model_module_ident_context(db, model, project, module_input_names.clone()); - - struct VarInfo { - is_stock: bool, - is_module: bool, - dt_deps: BTreeSet, - initial_deps: BTreeSet, - } - - let mut var_info: HashMap = HashMap::new(); - let mut all_init_referenced: HashSet = HashSet::new(); - - let normalize_dep = |dep: &str| -> String { - let effective = dep.strip_prefix('\u{00B7}').unwrap_or(dep); - if let Some(dot_pos) = effective.find('\u{00B7}') { - effective[..dot_pos].to_string() - } else { - effective.to_string() - } - }; - let normalize_deps = |deps: &BTreeSet| -> BTreeSet { - deps.iter().map(|d| normalize_dep(d)).collect() - }; - - let project_models = project.models(db); - - for (name, source_var) in source_vars.iter() { - let deps = if module_input_names.is_empty() { - variable_direct_dependencies_with_context( - db, - *source_var, - project, - module_ident_context, - ) - } else { - variable_direct_dependencies_with_context_and_inputs( - db, - *source_var, - project, - module_ident_context, - module_input_names.clone(), - ) - }; - let init_only_dt = deps.dt_init_only_referenced_vars.clone(); - let lagged_dt_previous = deps.dt_previous_referenced_vars.clone(); - let lagged_initial_previous = deps.initial_previous_referenced_vars.clone(); - let kind = source_var.kind(db); - let mut dt_deps = if kind == SourceVariableKind::Module { - deps.dt_deps - .iter() - .filter(|dep| { - let effective = dep.strip_prefix('\u{00B7}').unwrap_or(dep); - if let Some(dot_pos) = effective.find('\u{00B7}') { - let module_name = &effective[..dot_pos]; - let var_name = &effective[dot_pos + '\u{00B7}'.len_utf8()..]; - let sub_canonical = canonicalize(module_name); - if let Some(sub_model) = project_models.get(sub_canonical.as_ref()) { - let sub_vars = sub_model.variables(db); - if let Some(sub_var) = sub_vars.get(var_name) { - return sub_var.kind(db) != SourceVariableKind::Stock; - } - } - true - } else { - true - } - }) - .cloned() - .collect() - } else { - deps.dt_deps.clone() - }; - dt_deps.retain(|dep| !init_only_dt.contains(dep)); - dt_deps.retain(|dep| !lagged_dt_previous.contains(dep)); - let mut initial_deps = deps.initial_deps.clone(); - initial_deps.retain(|dep| !lagged_initial_previous.contains(dep)); - - var_info.insert( - name.clone(), - VarInfo { - is_stock: kind == SourceVariableKind::Stock, - is_module: kind == SourceVariableKind::Module, - dt_deps: normalize_deps(&dt_deps), - initial_deps: normalize_deps(&initial_deps), - }, - ); - all_init_referenced.extend(deps.init_referenced_vars.iter().cloned()); - - // Include implicit variables from this variable's deps result. - // Since we read this from variable_direct_dependencies (not - // parse_source_variable_with_module_context), salsa's backdating - // ensures that if the deps + implicit vars haven't changed, this - // function is cached. - for implicit in &deps.implicit_vars { - let mut dt_deps = implicit.dt_deps.clone(); - dt_deps.retain(|dep| !implicit.dt_init_only_referenced_vars.contains(dep)); - dt_deps.retain(|dep| !implicit.dt_previous_referenced_vars.contains(dep)); - let mut initial_deps = implicit.initial_deps.clone(); - initial_deps.retain(|dep| !implicit.initial_previous_referenced_vars.contains(dep)); - var_info.insert( - implicit.name.clone(), - VarInfo { - is_stock: implicit.is_stock, - is_module: implicit.is_module, - dt_deps: normalize_deps(&dt_deps), - initial_deps: normalize_deps(&initial_deps), - }, - ); - } - } + let (var_info, all_init_referenced) = build_var_info(db, model, project, &module_input_names); // Compute transitive dependencies (simplified all_deps without cross-model support) let compute_transitive = @@ -1293,39 +1187,52 @@ fn model_dependency_graph_impl( processing.insert(name.to_string()); - let direct = if is_initial { - &info.initial_deps + // The successor set this normal node contributes to cycle + // detection AND the `all_deps` transitive/ordering map. + // In the dt phase it is sourced from the SINGLE shared + // dt-phase cycle relation (`dt_walk_successors`); in the + // init phase stocks do NOT break the chain (that filter is + // dt-only -- `compute_inner`'s `info.is_stock && !is_initial` + // sink does not fire here), so the relation is the init + // deps filtered only to known vars. Either way this is + // exactly the effective set the original + // `for dep in direct { if !var_info.contains_key {continue} + // if !is_initial && dep_info.is_stock {continue} ... }` + // loop iterated, in the same `BTreeSet`-sorted order, so + // cycle detection (first back-edge) and the `all_deps` + // transitive map are byte-identical. Only the iteration set + // is factored out; the stock/module early-returns above and + // the `transitive` accumulation below are untouched. + let successors: Vec<&str> = if is_initial { + info.initial_deps + .iter() + .filter(|dep| var_info.contains_key(dep.as_str())) + .map(|dep| dep.as_str()) + .collect() } else { - &info.dt_deps + dt_walk_successors(var_info, name) }; let mut transitive = BTreeSet::new(); - for dep in direct.iter() { - if !var_info.contains_key(dep.as_str()) { - continue; // unknown dep, skip (error reported elsewhere) - } - - let dep_info = &var_info[dep.as_str()]; - if !is_initial && dep_info.is_stock { - continue; // stock breaks chain in dt phase - } + for dep in successors { + transitive.insert(dep.to_string()); - transitive.insert(dep.clone()); - - if processing.contains(dep.as_str()) { + if processing.contains(dep) { return Err(name.to_string()); // circular dependency } - if all_deps - .get(dep.as_str()) - .and_then(|d| d.as_ref()) - .is_none() - { + if all_deps.get(dep).and_then(|d| d.as_ref()).is_none() { compute_inner(var_info, all_deps, processing, dep, is_initial)?; } - if !dep_info.is_module - && let Some(Some(dep_deps)) = all_deps.get(dep.as_str()) + // `successors` only contains known vars (dt: filtered + // inside `dt_walk_successors`; init: the `contains_key` + // filter above), so this lookup never misses. The + // `!dep_info.is_module` transitive non-absorption guard + // is preserved exactly -- it governs only whether + // `dep`'s transitive set is absorbed, never iteration. + if var_info.get(dep).map(|d| !d.is_module).unwrap_or(false) + && let Some(Some(dep_deps)) = all_deps.get(dep) { transitive.extend(dep_deps.iter().cloned()); } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..4d5f56946 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs @@ -0,0 +1,376 @@ +// Copyright 2026 The Simlin Authors. All rights reserved. +// Use of this source code is governed by the Apache License, +// Version 2.0, that can be found in the LICENSE file. + +//! Dt-phase dependency-graph cycle relation + Condition-2 SCC accessor. +//! +//! This module owns the single shared definition of the **dt-phase cycle +//! relation** (`dt_walk_successors`) and the `VarInfo` map builder +//! (`build_var_info`) that `crate::db::model_dependency_graph_impl`'s +//! `compute_inner` consumes. `dt_walk_successors` is consumed by BOTH the +//! production cycle detector AND the `#[cfg(test)]` Condition-2 SCC +//! introspection accessor (`dt_cycle_sccs`); one definition used twice is +//! what makes the Condition-2 gate's relation the engine's relation *by +//! construction* (B1-design.md §10b). The same primitive is what B1's +//! gate-1 (task #14) reuses, so it is production code, not scaffolding. +//! +//! This is a top-level module (a sibling of `db`, like `db_ltm_ir` / +//! `db_macro_registry`) rather than a submodule of `db.rs` purely to keep +//! `db.rs` under the per-file line cap; callers in `db` use +//! `crate::db_dep_graph::{VarInfo, build_var_info, dt_walk_successors}`. + +use std::collections::{BTreeSet, HashMap, HashSet}; + +use crate::canonicalize; +use crate::db::{ + Db, SourceModel, SourceProject, SourceVariableKind, model_module_ident_context, + variable_direct_dependencies_with_context, + variable_direct_dependencies_with_context_and_inputs, +}; + +#[cfg(test)] +use crate::common::{Canonical, Ident}; +#[cfg(test)] +use crate::db::{CompilationDiagnostic, DiagnosticError, model_dependency_graph}; + +/// Per-variable dependency facts used to build the model dependency +/// graph. +/// +/// Hoisted to module scope (it was a fn-local struct inside +/// `model_dependency_graph_impl`) so the shared `build_var_info` builder +/// and the `dt_walk_successors` cycle-relation primitive can name it. +/// `dt_walk_successors` is consumed by BOTH the production cycle detector +/// and the `#[cfg(test)]` `dt_cycle_sccs` introspection accessor. +pub(crate) struct VarInfo { + pub(crate) is_stock: bool, + pub(crate) is_module: bool, + pub(crate) dt_deps: BTreeSet, + pub(crate) initial_deps: BTreeSet, +} + +/// The dt-phase cycle-successor set of `name`: exactly the deps +/// `compute_inner`'s normal-node loop iterates for cycle detection in the +/// dt phase. +/// +/// This is the single shared definition of the dt-phase cycle relation, +/// consumed by BOTH the production cycle detector (`compute_inner`, dt +/// branch) AND the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC introspection accessor +/// (`dt_cycle_sccs`). One definition used twice is what makes the +/// Condition-2 gate's relation the engine's relation *by construction* +/// (B1-design.md §10b -- this ends the "re-derive the relation and get it +/// subtly wrong" footgun class); it is also the gate-1 primitive B1 +/// itself needs, hence production code, not test scaffolding. +/// +/// Returns `[]` when `name`: +/// * is absent from `var_info` (a malformed/unknown entry -- no panic; +/// `compute_inner` likewise early-returns `Ok(())` for an unknown name, +/// and the dep loop skips unknown deps before recursing), +/// * is a Stock (a stock is a dt-phase sink -- the +/// `info.is_stock && !is_initial` early-return in `compute_inner`), +/// * is a Module (`compute_inner` returns for a module *before* +/// `processing.insert`, so a module is never on the DFS stack and can +/// never carry a cycle). +/// +/// Otherwise returns `var_info[name].dt_deps` filtered to deps `d` with +/// `var_info.contains_key(d) && !var_info[d].is_stock`: unknown deps +/// dropped (error reported elsewhere) and stock-targeted deps dropped (a +/// stock breaks the dt chain). Module-targeted deps are KEPT -- a module +/// node has no successors so Tarjan cannot route a cycle through it, +/// matching `compute_inner` exactly (its `!dep_info.is_module` guard +/// governs only transitive *absorption*, not which deps the loop +/// iterates). Lagged deps are already absent (pruned when +/// `var_info.dt_deps` is built). Returned slices borrow `var_info`'s +/// `dt_deps` keys and iterate in `BTreeSet` (sorted) order, so the +/// relation is byte-stable across runs. +pub(crate) fn dt_walk_successors<'a>( + var_info: &'a HashMap, + name: &str, +) -> Vec<&'a str> { + let Some(info) = var_info.get(name) else { + return Vec::new(); + }; + if info.is_stock || info.is_module { + return Vec::new(); + } + info.dt_deps + .iter() + .filter(|dep| { + var_info + .get(dep.as_str()) + .map(|d| !d.is_stock) + .unwrap_or(false) + }) + .map(|dep| dep.as_str()) + .collect() +} + +/// Build the per-variable `VarInfo` map (plus the set of variables +/// referenced by `INIT()`) for `model` under the given module-input +/// wiring. +/// +/// Shared verbatim by `model_dependency_graph_impl` and the +/// `#[cfg(test)]` `dt_cycle_sccs` accessor so the Condition-2 gate +/// observes the *exact* `var_info` the engine builds -- never a +/// reconstruction (B1-design.md §10b). +pub(crate) fn build_var_info( + db: &dyn Db, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, + module_input_names: &[String], +) -> (HashMap, HashSet) { + let source_vars = model.variables(db); + let module_input_names = module_input_names.to_vec(); + let module_ident_context = + model_module_ident_context(db, model, project, module_input_names.clone()); + + let mut var_info: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + let mut all_init_referenced: HashSet = HashSet::new(); + + let normalize_dep = |dep: &str| -> String { + let effective = dep.strip_prefix('\u{00B7}').unwrap_or(dep); + if let Some(dot_pos) = effective.find('\u{00B7}') { + effective[..dot_pos].to_string() + } else { + effective.to_string() + } + }; + let normalize_deps = |deps: &BTreeSet| -> BTreeSet { + deps.iter().map(|d| normalize_dep(d)).collect() + }; + + let project_models = project.models(db); + + for (name, source_var) in source_vars.iter() { + let deps = if module_input_names.is_empty() { + variable_direct_dependencies_with_context( + db, + *source_var, + project, + module_ident_context, + ) + } else { + variable_direct_dependencies_with_context_and_inputs( + db, + *source_var, + project, + module_ident_context, + module_input_names.clone(), + ) + }; + let init_only_dt = deps.dt_init_only_referenced_vars.clone(); + let lagged_dt_previous = deps.dt_previous_referenced_vars.clone(); + let lagged_initial_previous = deps.initial_previous_referenced_vars.clone(); + let kind = source_var.kind(db); + let mut dt_deps = if kind == SourceVariableKind::Module { + deps.dt_deps + .iter() + .filter(|dep| { + let effective = dep.strip_prefix('\u{00B7}').unwrap_or(dep); + if let Some(dot_pos) = effective.find('\u{00B7}') { + let module_name = &effective[..dot_pos]; + let var_name = &effective[dot_pos + '\u{00B7}'.len_utf8()..]; + let sub_canonical = canonicalize(module_name); + if let Some(sub_model) = project_models.get(sub_canonical.as_ref()) { + let sub_vars = sub_model.variables(db); + if let Some(sub_var) = sub_vars.get(var_name) { + return sub_var.kind(db) != SourceVariableKind::Stock; + } + } + true + } else { + true + } + }) + .cloned() + .collect() + } else { + deps.dt_deps.clone() + }; + dt_deps.retain(|dep| !init_only_dt.contains(dep)); + dt_deps.retain(|dep| !lagged_dt_previous.contains(dep)); + let mut initial_deps = deps.initial_deps.clone(); + initial_deps.retain(|dep| !lagged_initial_previous.contains(dep)); + + var_info.insert( + name.clone(), + VarInfo { + is_stock: kind == SourceVariableKind::Stock, + is_module: kind == SourceVariableKind::Module, + dt_deps: normalize_deps(&dt_deps), + initial_deps: normalize_deps(&initial_deps), + }, + ); + all_init_referenced.extend(deps.init_referenced_vars.iter().cloned()); + + // Include implicit variables from this variable's deps result. + // Since we read this from variable_direct_dependencies (not + // parse_source_variable_with_module_context), salsa's backdating + // ensures that if the deps + implicit vars haven't changed, this + // function is cached. + for implicit in &deps.implicit_vars { + let mut dt_deps = implicit.dt_deps.clone(); + dt_deps.retain(|dep| !implicit.dt_init_only_referenced_vars.contains(dep)); + dt_deps.retain(|dep| !implicit.dt_previous_referenced_vars.contains(dep)); + let mut initial_deps = implicit.initial_deps.clone(); + initial_deps.retain(|dep| !implicit.initial_previous_referenced_vars.contains(dep)); + var_info.insert( + implicit.name.clone(), + VarInfo { + is_stock: implicit.is_stock, + is_module: implicit.is_module, + dt_deps: normalize_deps(&dt_deps), + initial_deps: normalize_deps(&initial_deps), + }, + ); + } + } + + (var_info, all_init_referenced) +} + +/// Strongly-connected components of the **real** dt-phase cycle relation +/// (`dt_walk_successors`), for the Condition-2 verification harness +/// (B1-design.md §10b). +/// +/// `multi` is every SCC of size >= 2 (a true multi-node cycle); +/// `self_loops` is every node with a direct dt self-edge `v -> v` (a +/// size-1 SCC Tarjan does not surface in `multi`). Both are +/// sorted/byte-stable. +#[cfg(test)] +#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] +pub(crate) struct DtCycleSccs { + pub multi: Vec>>, + pub self_loops: BTreeSet>, +} + +/// Introspect the engine's dt-phase cycle relation on a compiled model. +/// +/// Builds `var_info` via the exact builder `model_dependency_graph_impl` +/// uses (`build_var_info` -- never a reconstruction) and runs the +/// uncapped iterative Tarjan (`crate::ltm::scc_components`, the +/// D1/F2-hardened primitive) over the adjacency defined by +/// `dt_walk_successors` for every node. Because this accessor and +/// `compute_inner` consume the *same* `dt_walk_successors`, the reported +/// SCC set IS the engine's dt-phase cycle relation by construction +/// (B1-design.md §10b -- nothing is re-derived; one relation, used +/// twice). The accompanying tests cross-check `multi` against the engine +/// actually raising `ErrorCode::CircularDependency` (§10b step 4 +/// footgun-proofing). +/// +/// `#[cfg(test)]` accessor wrapper only: the production consumer of the +/// same `dt_walk_successors` + Tarjan primitive is B1's gate-1 (task +/// #14). Uses the default (no module-input) wiring -- the same +/// `model_dependency_graph` the `simulates_clearn` path compiles. +#[cfg(test)] +pub(crate) fn dt_cycle_sccs( + db: &dyn Db, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, +) -> DtCycleSccs { + let (var_info, _all_init_referenced) = build_var_info(db, model, project, &[]); + + // Adjacency = exactly `dt_walk_successors` for every node. var_info + // keys are canonical (canonicalized at sync time), so wrapping them + // unchecked is sound. + let mut edges: HashMap, Vec>> = + HashMap::with_capacity(var_info.len()); + let mut self_loops: BTreeSet> = BTreeSet::new(); + for name in var_info.keys() { + let succ = dt_walk_successors(&var_info, name); + if succ.contains(&name.as_str()) { + self_loops.insert(Ident::from_str_unchecked(name)); + } + edges.insert( + Ident::from_str_unchecked(name), + succ.iter() + .copied() + .map(Ident::from_str_unchecked) + .collect(), + ); + } + + let multi: Vec>> = crate::ltm::scc_components(&edges) + .into_iter() + .filter(|component| component.len() >= 2) + .map(|component| component.into_iter().collect()) + .collect(); + + DtCycleSccs { multi, self_loops } +} + +/// Pure §10b step-4 consistency predicate (functional core). +/// +/// The instrumented dt-phase SCC set is engine-consistent iff "the +/// instrumentation reports SOME dt cycle" agrees with "the engine raised +/// `CircularDependency` on the same compiled model". A dt multi-node SCC +/// or a dt self-loop necessarily makes `compute_transitive(false)` Err +/// (=> `CircularDependency`), so a reported cycle must always coincide +/// with the diagnostic (no invented false positive); and -- under the +/// harness premise that the init-phase relation is acyclic by +/// construction (B1-design.md §10a; true for every harness fixture and +/// asserted for post-B3 C-LEARN by §10c's INITIAL/const-leaf prediction) +/// -- the converse holds too (no missed cycle). +/// +/// Returns `Some(reason)` iff the two diverge (=> STOP, do NOT gate: the +/// instrumentation, or the init-acyclic premise, is wrong -- +/// B1-design.md §10b step 4); `None` iff consistent. +#[cfg(test)] +fn dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation( + sccs: &DtCycleSccs, + engine_raises_circular: bool, +) -> Option { + let instrumented_reports_cycle = !sccs.multi.is_empty() || !sccs.self_loops.is_empty(); + if instrumented_reports_cycle == engine_raises_circular { + return None; + } + Some(format!( + "dt-phase SCC instrumentation diverges from the engine's real \ + CircularDependency flagging on the SAME compiled model \ + (instrumented_reports_cycle={instrumented_reports_cycle}, \ + engine_raises_circular={engine_raises_circular}; \ + multi={:?}, self_loops={:?}). Per B1-design.md §10b step 4 the \ + instrumentation (or the init-acyclic premise) is wrong -- STOP, \ + do not gate on a mis-derived relation.", + sccs.multi, sccs.self_loops + )) +} + +/// §10b step-4 footgun-proofing made first-class: the dt-phase SCC set, +/// returned ONLY after it is cross-checked against the engine's REAL +/// `CircularDependency` flagging on the SAME compiled model. +/// +/// Panics (STOP -- do not gate on a mis-derived relation) on any +/// divergence. The §10c/§10d adversarial Condition-2 run consumes THIS +/// (then layers the array-producing-membership assertion on top), so the +/// gate's relation is the engine's *by construction* (shared +/// `dt_walk_successors`) AND cross-checked on every invocation -- the +/// reviewer's scrutiny-target-ii binding invariant. +/// +/// `#[cfg(test)]` accessor wrapper only (like `dt_cycle_sccs`). +#[cfg(test)] +pub(crate) fn dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent( + db: &dyn Db, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, +) -> DtCycleSccs { + let sccs = dt_cycle_sccs(db, model, project); + let _ = model_dependency_graph(db, model, project); + let diags = model_dependency_graph::accumulated::(db, model, project); + let engine_raises_circular = diags.iter().any(|d| { + matches!( + d.0.error, + DiagnosticError::Model(crate::common::Error { + code: crate::common::ErrorCode::CircularDependency, + .. + }) + ) + }); + if let Some(reason) = dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, engine_raises_circular) { + panic!("{reason}"); + } + sccs +} + +#[cfg(test)] +#[path = "db_dep_graph_tests.rs"] +mod db_dep_graph_tests; diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..5d1b203b9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs @@ -0,0 +1,306 @@ +// Copyright 2026 The Simlin Authors. All rights reserved. +// Use of this source code is governed by the Apache License, +// Version 2.0, that can be found in the LICENSE file. + +//! Tests for the dt-phase dependency-graph cycle-relation primitive and +//! the `#[cfg(test)]` Condition-2 SCC accessor (Task #15 / B1-design.md +//! §10b). Moved out of `db_tests.rs` -- alongside the production code in +//! `db_dep_graph.rs` -- purely to keep both `db.rs` and `db_tests.rs` +//! under the per-file line cap; the logic is byte-unchanged. + +use super::*; +use crate::datamodel; +use crate::db::{SimlinDb, sync_from_datamodel}; + +// ── Task #15: Condition-2 dt-phase cycle introspection harness ────────── +// +// `dt_walk_successors` is the single shared dt-phase cycle-successor +// relation consumed by BOTH the production cycle detector +// (`compute_inner` inside `model_dependency_graph_impl`) AND the +// `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor (`dt_cycle_sccs`). Because there is exactly +// one definition of the relation, used twice, the introspection gate IS +// the engine's relation by construction (B1-design.md §10b: this ends the +// D1/D2/§19 "re-derive the relation and get it subtly wrong" footgun +// class). These tests pin its stated invariant (§10b(iii)): the successor +// set `compute_inner` iterates for every node kind -- +// Stock => empty (dt-phase sink; db.rs stock early-return), +// Module => empty (returns before `processing.insert`, so a module is +// never on the DFS stack and can never carry a cycle), +// Aux => dt_deps filtered to known, non-stock targets +// (module targets KEPT -- a module has no successors so +// Tarjan cannot route a cycle through it; unknown and +// stock-targeted deps dropped, matching `compute_inner`), +// absent => empty (no panic; B1-primitive rigor). + +/// Build a bare `VarInfo` for the pure-unit `dt_walk_successors` tests. +fn vi_for_test(is_stock: bool, is_module: bool, dt_deps: &[&str]) -> VarInfo { + VarInfo { + is_stock, + is_module, + dt_deps: dt_deps.iter().map(|s| (*s).to_string()).collect(), + initial_deps: BTreeSet::new(), + } +} + +#[test] +fn dt_walk_successors_stock_is_dt_sink() { + let mut vinfo: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + vinfo.insert("s".to_string(), vi_for_test(true, false, &["a", "b"])); + vinfo.insert("a".to_string(), vi_for_test(false, false, &[])); + vinfo.insert("b".to_string(), vi_for_test(false, false, &[])); + // A Stock breaks the dt dependency chain: no cycle successors even + // though its dt_deps are non-empty. + assert!(dt_walk_successors(&vinfo, "s").is_empty()); +} + +#[test] +fn dt_walk_successors_module_has_no_cycle_successors() { + let mut vinfo: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + vinfo.insert("m".to_string(), vi_for_test(false, true, &["a"])); + vinfo.insert("a".to_string(), vi_for_test(false, false, &[])); + // A Module returns before `processing.insert`, so it is never on the + // DFS stack and can never carry a cycle: empty cycle-successor set. + assert!(dt_walk_successors(&vinfo, "m").is_empty()); +} + +#[test] +fn dt_walk_successors_aux_filters_stock_and_unknown_keeps_module() { + let mut vinfo: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + vinfo.insert( + "x".to_string(), + vi_for_test(false, false, &["aux2", "the_stock", "the_mod", "ghost"]), + ); + vinfo.insert("aux2".to_string(), vi_for_test(false, false, &[])); + vinfo.insert("the_stock".to_string(), vi_for_test(true, false, &[])); + vinfo.insert("the_mod".to_string(), vi_for_test(false, true, &[])); + // "ghost" is intentionally absent from var_info (an unknown dep). + let succ = dt_walk_successors(&vinfo, "x"); + // Stock-targeted dep dropped (a stock breaks the dt chain), unknown + // dep dropped, module-targeted dep KEPT (a module node has no + // successors so Tarjan cannot route a cycle through it -- this + // matches `compute_inner`, whose `!dep_info.is_module` guard only + // controls transitive absorption, not iteration). + assert_eq!(succ, vec!["aux2", "the_mod"]); +} + +#[test] +fn dt_walk_successors_absent_name_is_empty() { + let vinfo: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + // B1-primitive rigor: a malformed/absent var_info entry must not + // panic; it yields no successors. + assert!(dt_walk_successors(&vinfo, "nope").is_empty()); +} + +#[test] +fn dt_walk_successors_order_is_btreeset_sorted() { + let mut vinfo: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + vinfo.insert( + "x".to_string(), + vi_for_test(false, false, &["zeta", "alpha", "mid"]), + ); + vinfo.insert("zeta".to_string(), vi_for_test(false, false, &[])); + vinfo.insert("alpha".to_string(), vi_for_test(false, false, &[])); + vinfo.insert("mid".to_string(), vi_for_test(false, false, &[])); + // dt_deps is a BTreeSet; the successor list preserves its sorted + // iteration order. This is what makes the cycle-detection + // first-back-edge and the SCC adjacency byte-stable across runs. + assert_eq!( + dt_walk_successors(&vinfo, "x"), + vec!["alpha", "mid", "zeta"] + ); +} + +fn aux_var(ident: &str, eq: &str) -> datamodel::Variable { + datamodel::Variable::Aux(datamodel::Aux { + ident: ident.to_string(), + equation: datamodel::Equation::Scalar(eq.to_string()), + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + gf: None, + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }) +} + +fn single_model_project(vars: Vec) -> datamodel::Project { + datamodel::Project { + name: "test".to_string(), + sim_specs: datamodel::SimSpecs::default(), + dimensions: vec![], + units: vec![], + models: vec![datamodel::Model { + name: "main".to_string(), + sim_specs: None, + variables: vars, + views: vec![], + loop_metadata: vec![], + groups: vec![], + macro_spec: None, + }], + source: None, + ai_information: None, + } +} + +#[test] +fn dt_cycle_sccs_clean_dag_has_no_sccs_or_self_loops() { + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let project = single_model_project(vec![ + aux_var("rate", "0.1"), + aux_var("growth", "rate * 100"), + ]); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + // `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` STOPs (panics) if the + // instrumented dt-SCC set diverges from the engine's REAL + // CircularDependency flagging -- so reaching the asserts already + // proves the §10b step-4 cross-assert held (clean DAG => no cycle + // reported AND no CircularDependency raised). + let sccs = dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent(&db, model, result.project); + assert!(sccs.multi.is_empty(), "clean DAG has no >=2 SCCs"); + assert!(sccs.self_loops.is_empty(), "clean DAG has no self-loops"); +} + +#[test] +fn dt_cycle_sccs_two_node_cycle_matches_circular_diagnostic() { + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let project = single_model_project(vec![aux_var("a", "b"), aux_var("b", "a")]); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + // Consumes the consistency-checked accessor: the §10b step-4 + // cross-assert (reported SCC <=> engine CircularDependency) is + // enforced INSIDE the accessor; reaching here means it held. + let sccs = dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent(&db, model, result.project); + let expected: Vec>> = vec![ + [ + crate::common::Ident::new("a"), + crate::common::Ident::new("b"), + ] + .into_iter() + .collect(), + ]; + assert_eq!(sccs.multi, expected); + assert!(sccs.self_loops.is_empty()); +} + +#[test] +fn dt_cycle_sccs_self_reference_is_a_self_loop() { + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let project = single_model_project(vec![aux_var("a", "a + 1")]); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + let sccs = dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent(&db, model, result.project); + // A direct self-reference is a size-1 SCC that Tarjan does NOT + // surface as `multi`; it is captured separately as a self-loop. + // (The consistency cross-assert -- self-loop <=> CircularDependency + // -- was already enforced inside the accessor.) + assert!(sccs.multi.is_empty(), "a self-loop is not a >=2 SCC"); + assert!( + sccs.self_loops.contains(&crate::common::Ident::new("a")), + "direct self-reference must be reported as a self-loop" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn dt_cycle_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs() { + // §10b step 5: the harness output must be byte-stable across runs + // (sorted Vec/BTreeSet, no HashMap-iteration nondeterminism leaking + // out) so a diff is meaningful and the reviewer's ACCEPT is + // reproducible. A regression that returned raw Tarjan order would + // fail this. + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let project = single_model_project(vec![ + aux_var("a", "b"), + aux_var("b", "a"), + aux_var("c", "c + 1"), + aux_var("d", "0"), + ]); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + let first = dt_cycle_sccs(&db, model, result.project); + let second = dt_cycle_sccs(&db, model, result.project); + assert_eq!(first, second, "dt_cycle_sccs must be byte-stable"); +} + +// §10b step-4 footgun-proofing as a tested invariant (functional core): +// the pure consistency predicate must flag a divergence between the +// instrumented dt-SCC set and the engine's real CircularDependency +// flagging in BOTH directions (an invented false-positive cycle, and a +// missed/false-negative cycle) and must accept every consistent pairing. + +fn multi_ab() -> Vec>> { + vec![ + [ + crate::common::Ident::new("a"), + crate::common::Ident::new("b"), + ] + .into_iter() + .collect(), + ] +} + +fn self_loop_a() -> BTreeSet> { + let mut s = BTreeSet::new(); + s.insert(crate::common::Ident::new("a")); + s +} + +#[test] +fn consistency_violation_none_when_both_clean() { + let sccs = DtCycleSccs { + multi: vec![], + self_loops: BTreeSet::new(), + }; + assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, false).is_none()); +} + +#[test] +fn consistency_violation_none_when_multi_and_circular() { + let sccs = DtCycleSccs { + multi: multi_ab(), + self_loops: BTreeSet::new(), + }; + assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, true).is_none()); +} + +#[test] +fn consistency_violation_none_when_self_loop_and_circular() { + let sccs = DtCycleSccs { + multi: vec![], + self_loops: self_loop_a(), + }; + assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, true).is_none()); +} + +#[test] +fn consistency_violation_some_when_invented_cycle_not_flagged() { + // Instrumentation reports a cycle the engine does NOT flag => + // the relation is mis-derived => STOP (do not gate). + let sccs = DtCycleSccs { + multi: multi_ab(), + self_loops: BTreeSet::new(), + }; + assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, false).is_some()); +} + +#[test] +fn consistency_violation_some_when_missed_cycle_flagged() { + // Engine raises CircularDependency but the instrumentation reports + // NO cycle => a missed cycle (or the init-acyclic premise broke) + // => STOP. + let sccs = DtCycleSccs { + multi: vec![], + self_loops: BTreeSet::new(), + }; + assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, true).is_some()); +} + +#[test] +fn consistency_violation_some_when_self_loop_not_flagged() { + let sccs = DtCycleSccs { + multi: vec![], + self_loops: self_loop_a(), + }; + assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, false).is_some()); +} diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs index 6fc41b45a..0071c1599 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs @@ -42,6 +42,15 @@ mod db_ltm_ir; // (`scripts/lint-project.sh` rule 2); `db.rs` reaches it via // `crate::db_macro_registry::...`, mirroring `db_ltm_ir`. mod db_macro_registry; +// The dt-phase dependency-graph cycle relation (`dt_walk_successors`), +// the shared `VarInfo` builder (`build_var_info`), and the `#[cfg(test)]` +// Condition-2 SCC accessor. A sibling of `db` rather than a submodule of +// `db.rs` so the latter stays under the per-file line cap +// (`scripts/lint-project.sh` rule 2); `db.rs` reaches it via +// `crate::db_dep_graph::...`, mirroring `db_ltm_ir` / `db_macro_registry`. +// The same `dt_walk_successors` + Tarjan SCC primitive is what B1's +// gate-1 (task #14) reuses. +mod db_dep_graph; pub mod diagram; mod dimensions; pub mod errors; diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs index f2e7d1082..a69b01051 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs @@ -186,6 +186,48 @@ fn hash_u32_slice(vals: &[u32]) -> u64 { crate::rapidhash::hash_u32_slice(vals, CIRCUIT_HASH_SEED) } +/// Strongly-connected components of an arbitrary `Ident`-keyed adjacency +/// list, via the uncapped iterative Tarjan over the compact +/// [`IndexedGraph`] (the D1/F2-hardened primitive +/// [`IndexedGraph::tarjan_scc`]). +/// +/// Determinism: each component is sorted by canonical name and the outer +/// `Vec` is sorted by each component's smallest member, so the result is +/// byte-stable across runs (no `HashMap` iteration order leaks out). +/// +/// Size-1 components are included; callers that only want true cycles +/// filter `len() >= 2`. A node with a self-edge is still a *size-1* +/// component here (Tarjan does not treat a self-loop as a >=2 SCC), so +/// callers that care about self-loops must detect them from the adjacency +/// directly rather than from component size. +/// +/// `#[cfg(test)]` for now: the Condition-2 dt-phase cycle accessor +/// (`crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`) is the only consumer. Task #14 (B1 +/// gate-1) promotes this to an unconditional `pub(crate)` primitive when +/// it adds the production consumer (B1-design.md §10b(iii)). +#[cfg(test)] +pub(crate) fn scc_components( + edges: &HashMap, Vec>>, +) -> Vec>> { + let graph = IndexedGraph::from_edges(edges); + let mut components: Vec>> = graph + .tarjan_scc() + .into_iter() + .map(|scc| { + let mut members: Vec> = scc + .into_iter() + .map(|idx| graph.nodes[idx as usize].clone()) + .collect(); + members.sort_by(|a, b| a.as_str().cmp(b.as_str())); + members + }) + .collect(); + // Each component is non-empty (Tarjan never emits an empty SCC), so + // `c[0]` is its lexicographically-smallest member. + components.sort_by(|a, b| a[0].as_str().cmp(b[0].as_str())); + components +} + impl IndexedGraph { /// Build an IndexedGraph from a `CausalGraph`-style adjacency list. /// diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs index 581867cbd..54f18e7a1 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs @@ -50,6 +50,13 @@ pub(crate) use graph::assign_loop_ids; pub(crate) use partitions::loop_dimension_element_tuples; pub(crate) use types::normalize_module_ref; +// Shared SCC primitive over an `Ident`-keyed adjacency list. Currently +// the Condition-2 dt-phase cycle accessor (`crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`) is +// the only consumer; Task #14 (B1 gate-1) promotes both this re-export +// and `indexed::scc_components` to unconditional `pub(crate)`. +#[cfg(test)] +pub(crate) use indexed::scc_components; + /// Maximum number of nodes in any single strongly-connected component /// before [`crate::db::model_ltm_variables`] auto-flips from exhaustive /// to discovery mode. From b026331d08242e2f4e0e0c9d960351124deacab3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Sat, 16 May 2026 20:41:35 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 06/72] engine: extract per-variable lowering into db_var_fragment Move the per-variable lowering half of compile_var_fragment out of db.rs into a new db_var_fragment.rs as a plain, side-effect-free shared function (lower_var_fragment) that returns its diagnostics as data rather than accumulating them via salsa. This is a behavior-preserving refactor with no functional change. It creates a clean reuse surface so upcoming read-only structural analysis (the element-level SCC work for the C-LEARN circular dependency) can run the engine's own per-variable production lowering without re-deriving it from a reconstructed context, and it keeps db.rs under the per-file line cap. The salsa-tracked caller in db.rs replays the returned diagnostics, so accumulation order and all observable compile output are unchanged. --- src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 741 ++----------- src/simlin-engine/src/db_diagnostic_tests.rs | 208 ++++ src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs | 1013 ++++++++++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs | 1 + 4 files changed, 1291 insertions(+), 672 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index f27d24abc..8cec1f12e 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -3134,7 +3134,7 @@ pub fn compute_layout( /// Extract compiler::Table data directly from a SourceVariable's graphical /// function fields. Used to populate the mini-Module's tables map for /// dependency variables that define lookup tables. -fn extract_tables_from_source_var( +pub(crate) fn extract_tables_from_source_var( db: &dyn Db, source_var: &SourceVariable, ) -> Vec { @@ -3184,7 +3184,7 @@ fn extract_tables_from_source_var( /// with the module's own prefix), strips the module prefix from dst, /// and strips leading middots from src in the "main" model (where parent /// scope refs are represented as `·var` after canonicalization). -fn build_module_inputs, S2: AsRef>( +pub(crate) fn build_module_inputs, S2: AsRef>( model_name: &str, module_var_prefix: &str, refs: impl Iterator, @@ -3212,7 +3212,7 @@ fn build_module_inputs, S2: AsRef>( /// Build a dimension-only stub Variable for use in a minimal compilation /// context. Only get_dimensions() is called on these by Context. -fn build_stub_variable( +pub(crate) fn build_stub_variable( db: &dyn Db, source_var: &SourceVariable, ident: &Ident, @@ -3266,7 +3266,7 @@ fn build_stub_variable( /// Populate sub-model metadata in `all_metadata` for module variable compilation. /// Mirrors the monolithic `build_metadata` but works with salsa SourceModel/SourceVariable. /// Recursively populates metadata for nested modules. -fn build_submodel_metadata<'arena>( +pub(crate) fn build_submodel_metadata<'arena>( arena: &'arena bumpalo::Bump, db: &dyn Db, sub_model: SourceModel, @@ -3340,627 +3340,76 @@ pub fn compile_var_fragment( is_root: bool, module_input_names: Vec, ) -> Option { - use crate::compiler::symbolic::{ - CompiledVarFragment, PerVarBytecodes, ReverseOffsetMap, VariableLayout, - }; + use crate::compiler::symbolic::{CompiledVarFragment, PerVarBytecodes}; + use crate::db_var_fragment::{LoweredVarFragment, lower_var_fragment}; let var_ident = var.ident(db).clone(); - let module_ident_context = - model_module_ident_context(db, model, project, module_input_names.clone()); - let parsed = parse_source_variable_with_module_context(db, var, project, module_ident_context); - - // Accumulate unit definition errors from the parsed variable. - // These are syntax errors in the unit string (e.g., "bad units - // here!!!") that are stored in the variable's unit_errors field - // during parsing but not checked during compilation. - if let Some(unit_errs) = parsed.variable.unit_errors() { - let model_name = model.name(db).clone(); - for err in unit_errs { - CompilationDiagnostic(Diagnostic { - model: model_name.clone(), - variable: Some(var_ident.clone()), - error: DiagnosticError::Unit(err), - severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, - }) - .accumulate(db); - } - } - - // Check for parse errors -- accumulate each one before bailing out - if let Some(errors) = parsed.variable.equation_errors() - && !errors.is_empty() - { - for err in &errors { - CompilationDiagnostic(Diagnostic { - model: model.name(db).clone(), - variable: Some(var.ident(db).clone()), - error: DiagnosticError::Equation(err.clone()), - severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, - }) - .accumulate(db); - } - return None; - } - - // Build metadata from the full, input-agnostic dependency set so both - // branches of `if isModuleInput(...)` remain compilable in the mini-context. - let deps = variable_direct_dependencies_with_context(db, var, project, module_ident_context); + let var_ident_canonical: Ident = Ident::new(&var_ident); - // Get project dimensions and build dimension context + // Caller-owned, lowering-independent context (built only from + // project/variable data, never from the lowered equation). let dm_dims = source_dims_to_datamodel(project.dimensions(db)); let dim_context = crate::dimensions::DimensionsContext::from(dm_dims.as_slice()); let converted_dims: Vec = dm_dims .iter() .map(crate::dimensions::Dimension::from) .collect(); - - let project_models = project.models(db); - - // Lower the variable for compilation. Module-type variables need - // direct construction because lower_variable's resolve_module_input - // requires a populated models map. - let lowered = if var.kind(db) == SourceVariableKind::Module { - let var_name_canonical = canonicalize(&var_ident); - let input_prefix = format!("{var_name_canonical}\u{00B7}"); - let module_inputs = build_module_inputs( - model.name(db), - &input_prefix, - var.module_refs(db) - .iter() - .map(|mr| (canonicalize(&mr.src), canonicalize(&mr.dst))), - ); - crate::variable::Variable::Module { - ident: Ident::new(&var_ident), - model_name: Ident::new(var.model_name(db)), - units: None, - inputs: module_inputs, - errors: vec![], - unit_errors: vec![], - } - } else { - // Build a minimal ModelStage0 so that ArrayContext::get_dimensions - // can resolve dependency dimensions during Expr2 lowering. Without - // this, SUM(arr[*] + 1) fails because the Op2's ArrayBounds are - // never computed (get_dimensions returns None for dependencies). - let model_name_str = model.name(db); - let source_vars = model.variables(db); - let mut stage0_vars: HashMap, crate::model::VariableStage0> = - HashMap::new(); - - // Add the current variable - stage0_vars.insert(Ident::new(&var_ident), parsed.variable.clone()); - - // Add dependency variables so get_dimensions can resolve them - let dep_names: BTreeSet<&String> = deps - .dt_deps - .iter() - .chain(deps.initial_deps.iter()) - .collect(); - for dep_name in &dep_names { - let effective = dep_name - .as_str() - .strip_prefix('\u{00B7}') - .unwrap_or(dep_name.as_str()); - if effective.contains('\u{00B7}') { - continue; - } - if let Some(dep_sv) = source_vars.get(effective) { - let dep_parsed = parse_source_variable_with_module_context( - db, - *dep_sv, - project, - module_ident_context, - ); - stage0_vars.insert(Ident::new(effective), dep_parsed.variable.clone()); - } - } - - let mini_model = crate::model::ModelStage0 { - ident: Ident::new(model_name_str), - display_name: model_name_str.to_string(), - variables: stage0_vars, - errors: None, - implicit: false, - }; - - let mut models: HashMap, &crate::model::ModelStage0> = HashMap::new(); - models.insert(Ident::new(model_name_str), &mini_model); - - let scope = crate::model::ScopeStage0 { - models: &models, - dimensions: &dim_context, - model_name: model_name_str, - }; - crate::model::lower_variable(&scope, &parsed.variable) - }; - - // Check for errors introduced during AST lowering (e.g., - // MismatchedDimensions from expr2/expr3 lowering). These are stored - // in the lowered variable's errors field but not in the parsed - // variable's errors, so we check them separately. - if let Some(errors) = lowered.equation_errors() - && !errors.is_empty() - { - for err in &errors { - CompilationDiagnostic(Diagnostic { - model: model.name(db).clone(), - variable: Some(var.ident(db).clone()), - error: DiagnosticError::Equation(err.clone()), - severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, - }) - .accumulate(db); - } - return None; - } - - // Build minimal metadata: only {self} + deps let model_name_ident = Ident::new(model.name(db)); - let var_ident_canonical: Ident = Ident::new(&var_ident); - let var_size = variable_size(db, var, project); - - // Arena for sub-model stub variables allocated by build_submodel_metadata - let arena = bumpalo::Bump::new(); - - // Assign sequential offsets for the minimal context - let mut mini_metadata: HashMap, crate::compiler::VariableMetadata<'_>> = - HashMap::new(); - let mut mini_offset = if is_root { - crate::vm::IMPLICIT_VAR_COUNT - } else { - 0 - }; - - // Add implicit vars if root - if is_root { - use std::sync::LazyLock; - static IMPLICIT_TIME: LazyLock = - LazyLock::new(|| crate::variable::Variable::Var { - ident: Ident::new("time"), - ast: None, - init_ast: None, - eqn: None, - units: None, - tables: vec![], - non_negative: false, - is_flow: false, - is_table_only: false, - errors: vec![], - unit_errors: vec![], - }); - static IMPLICIT_DT: LazyLock = - LazyLock::new(|| crate::variable::Variable::Var { - ident: Ident::new("dt"), - ast: None, - init_ast: None, - eqn: None, - units: None, - tables: vec![], - non_negative: false, - is_flow: false, - is_table_only: false, - errors: vec![], - unit_errors: vec![], - }); - static IMPLICIT_INITIAL_TIME: LazyLock = - LazyLock::new(|| crate::variable::Variable::Var { - ident: Ident::new("initial_time"), - ast: None, - init_ast: None, - eqn: None, - units: None, - tables: vec![], - non_negative: false, - is_flow: false, - is_table_only: false, - errors: vec![], - unit_errors: vec![], - }); - static IMPLICIT_FINAL_TIME: LazyLock = - LazyLock::new(|| crate::variable::Variable::Var { - ident: Ident::new("final_time"), - ast: None, - init_ast: None, - eqn: None, - units: None, - tables: vec![], - non_negative: false, - is_flow: false, - is_table_only: false, - errors: vec![], - unit_errors: vec![], - }); - mini_metadata.insert( - Ident::new("time"), - crate::compiler::VariableMetadata { - offset: 0, - size: 1, - var: &IMPLICIT_TIME, - }, - ); - mini_metadata.insert( - Ident::new("dt"), - crate::compiler::VariableMetadata { - offset: 1, - size: 1, - var: &IMPLICIT_DT, - }, - ); - mini_metadata.insert( - Ident::new("initial_time"), - crate::compiler::VariableMetadata { - offset: 2, - size: 1, - var: &IMPLICIT_INITIAL_TIME, - }, - ); - mini_metadata.insert( - Ident::new("final_time"), - crate::compiler::VariableMetadata { - offset: 3, - size: 1, - var: &IMPLICIT_FINAL_TIME, - }, - ); - } + let inputs = canonical_module_input_set(&module_input_names); + let module_models = model_module_map(db, model, project).clone(); - // Add self - mini_metadata.insert( - var_ident_canonical.clone(), - crate::compiler::VariableMetadata { - offset: mini_offset, - size: var_size, - var: &lowered, - }, + let lowered = lower_var_fragment( + db, + var, + model, + project, + is_root, + &module_input_names, + &converted_dims, + &dim_context, + &model_name_ident, + &module_models, + &inputs, ); - mini_offset += var_size; - - // Collect all dep names from both dt and initial deps - let all_dep_names: BTreeSet<&String> = deps - .dt_deps - .iter() - .chain(deps.initial_deps.iter()) - .collect(); - - // For each dep, build a dimension-only Variable for context. - // We need these to live long enough for the metadata references. - let source_vars = model.variables(db); - let mut dep_variables: Vec<(Ident, crate::variable::Variable, usize)> = Vec::new(); - - // Also add inflows/outflows for stocks (needed by stock update expressions) - let mut extra_dep_names: Vec = Vec::new(); - if var.kind(db) == SourceVariableKind::Stock { - for flow_name in var.inflows(db).iter().chain(var.outflows(db).iter()) { - let canonical = canonicalize(flow_name).into_owned(); - if !all_dep_names.contains(&canonical) { - extra_dep_names.push(canonical); - } - } - } - - let all_names: Vec<&String> = all_dep_names - .iter() - .copied() - .chain(extra_dep_names.iter()) - .collect(); - - // Track module deps that need module_refs and sub-model metadata - let mut extra_module_refs: HashMap, crate::vm::ModuleKey> = HashMap::new(); - let mut extra_submodels: Vec<(String, SourceModel)> = Vec::new(); - let implicit_var_info = model_implicit_var_info(db, model, project); - - for dep_name in &all_names { - // Skip self and implicit vars - if dep_name.as_str() == var_ident.as_str() - || matches!( - dep_name.as_str(), - "time" | "dt" | "initial_time" | "final_time" - ) - { - continue; - } - - // Handle leading middle-dot (parent model reference in XMILE) - let effective_name = dep_name - .as_str() - .strip_prefix('\u{00B7}') - .unwrap_or(dep_name.as_str()); - - // Check for composite module output reference (contains middle dot) - if let Some(dot_pos) = effective_name.find('\u{00B7}') { - let module_var_name = &effective_name[..dot_pos]; - let module_ident: Ident = Ident::new(module_var_name); - - if mini_metadata.contains_key(&module_ident) { - continue; - } - - // Look up the module variable in source_vars or implicit vars - if let Some(mod_source_var) = source_vars.get(module_var_name) { - if mod_source_var.kind(db) == SourceVariableKind::Module { - let mod_model_name = mod_source_var.model_name(db); - let sub_canonical = canonicalize(mod_model_name); - let sub_size = project_models - .get(sub_canonical.as_ref()) - .map(|sm| compute_layout(db, *sm, project, false).n_slots) - .unwrap_or(1); - - // Build Module variable with resolved inputs - let mod_input_prefix = format!("{module_var_name}\u{00B7}"); - let module_inputs: Vec = mod_source_var - .module_refs(db) - .iter() - .filter_map(|mr| { - let src = canonicalize(&mr.src); - let dst = canonicalize(&mr.dst); - if src.starts_with(&mod_input_prefix) { - return None; - } - let dst_stripped = dst.strip_prefix(&mod_input_prefix)?; - let src_str = if model.name(db) == "main" && src.starts_with('\u{00B7}') - { - &src['\u{00B7}'.len_utf8()..] - } else { - &src - }; - Some(crate::variable::ModuleInput { - src: Ident::new(src_str), - dst: Ident::new(dst_stripped), - }) - }) - .collect(); - - let mod_var = crate::variable::Variable::Module { - ident: module_ident.clone(), - model_name: Ident::new(mod_model_name), - units: None, - inputs: module_inputs.clone(), - errors: vec![], - unit_errors: vec![], - }; - dep_variables.push((module_ident.clone(), mod_var, sub_size)); - // Build module_refs entry - let input_set: BTreeSet> = - module_inputs.iter().map(|mi| mi.dst.clone()).collect(); - extra_module_refs.insert(module_ident, (Ident::new(mod_model_name), input_set)); - - if let Some(sub_model) = project_models.get(sub_canonical.as_ref()) { - extra_submodels.push((mod_model_name.to_string(), *sub_model)); - } - } - } else if let Some(meta) = implicit_var_info.get(module_var_name) - && meta.is_module - { - // Implicit module already handled in the implicit_module_vars section below + let (unit_diags, per_phase_lowered, tables, offsets, rmap, mini_offset) = match lowered { + LoweredVarFragment::Fatal { + unit_diags, + fatal_diags, + } => { + // Non-fatal unit diagnostics were recorded before the fatal + // site; replay them first to preserve emission order, then + // the fatal diagnostic(s), then bail out (whole-variable None). + for diag in unit_diags { + CompilationDiagnostic(diag).accumulate(db); } - continue; - } - - let dep_ident = Ident::new(effective_name); - if mini_metadata.contains_key(&dep_ident) { - continue; - } - - if let Some(dep_source_var) = source_vars.get(effective_name) { - let dep_dims = variable_dimensions(db, *dep_source_var, project); - let dep_size = variable_size(db, *dep_source_var, project); - - let dep_var = build_stub_variable(db, dep_source_var, &dep_ident, dep_dims); - - dep_variables.push((dep_ident, dep_var, dep_size)); - } else if let Some(meta) = implicit_var_info.get(effective_name) { - if !meta.is_module { - let dep_var = if meta.is_stock { - crate::variable::Variable::Stock { - ident: dep_ident.clone(), - init_ast: None, - eqn: None, - units: None, - inflows: vec![], - outflows: vec![], - non_negative: false, - errors: vec![], - unit_errors: vec![], - } - } else { - crate::variable::Variable::Var { - ident: dep_ident.clone(), - ast: None, - init_ast: None, - eqn: None, - units: None, - tables: vec![], - non_negative: false, - is_flow: false, - is_table_only: false, - errors: vec![], - unit_errors: vec![], - } - }; - dep_variables.push((dep_ident, dep_var, meta.size)); + for diag in fatal_diags { + CompilationDiagnostic(diag).accumulate(db); } - } else { - // Dependency is not a source variable or implicit variable -- - // this is an unknown dependency. Look up the source location - // from the AST so the error points to the reference site. - let loc = parsed - .variable - .ast() - .and_then(|ast| ast.get_var_loc(effective_name)) - .unwrap_or_default(); - CompilationDiagnostic(Diagnostic { - model: model.name(db).clone(), - variable: Some(var.ident(db).clone()), - error: DiagnosticError::Equation(crate::common::EquationError { - start: loc.start, - end: loc.end, - code: crate::common::ErrorCode::UnknownDependency, - }), - severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, - }) - .accumulate(db); return None; } - } - - // Add dep metadata referencing the stored dep_variables - for (dep_ident, dep_var, dep_size) in &dep_variables { - if !mini_metadata.contains_key(dep_ident) { - mini_metadata.insert( - dep_ident.clone(), - crate::compiler::VariableMetadata { - offset: mini_offset, - size: *dep_size, - var: dep_var, - }, - ); - mini_offset += dep_size; - } - } - - // Add implicit module variables that this variable's AST references. - // E.g., INIT(x) creates implicit module $⁚x⁚0⁚init and the variable's - // AST references $⁚x⁚0⁚init·output -- the compiler needs the implicit - // module in mini_metadata to resolve the sub-model offset. - let mut implicit_module_vars: Vec<(Ident, crate::variable::Variable, usize)> = - Vec::new(); - let mut implicit_module_refs: HashMap, crate::vm::ModuleKey> = HashMap::new(); - let mut implicit_submodels: Vec<(String, SourceModel)> = Vec::new(); - - for implicit_dm_var in &parsed.implicit_vars { - if let datamodel::Variable::Module(dm_module) = implicit_dm_var { - let im_name = canonicalize(dm_module.ident.as_str()).into_owned(); - let im_ident: Ident = Ident::new(&im_name); - if mini_metadata.contains_key(&im_ident) { - continue; - } - - let sub_canonical = canonicalize(&dm_module.model_name); - let sub_size = project_models - .get(sub_canonical.as_ref()) - .map(|sm| compute_layout(db, *sm, project, false).n_slots) - .unwrap_or(1); - - let im_var = crate::variable::Variable::Module { - ident: im_ident.clone(), - model_name: Ident::new(&dm_module.model_name), - units: None, - inputs: vec![], - errors: vec![], - unit_errors: vec![], - }; - implicit_module_vars.push((im_ident.clone(), im_var, sub_size)); - - // Build module_refs entry for the implicit module, stripping - // the module ident prefix from dst (same as resolve_module_input) - let im_input_prefix = format!("{im_name}\u{00B7}"); - let input_set: BTreeSet> = dm_module - .references - .iter() - .filter_map(|mr| { - let dst_canonical = canonicalize(&mr.dst); - let bare = dst_canonical.strip_prefix(&im_input_prefix)?; - Some(Ident::new(bare)) - }) - .collect(); - implicit_module_refs.insert(im_ident, (Ident::new(&dm_module.model_name), input_set)); - - if let Some(sub_model) = project_models.get(sub_canonical.as_ref()) { - implicit_submodels.push((dm_module.model_name.clone(), *sub_model)); - } - } - } - - for (im_ident, im_var, im_size) in &implicit_module_vars { - if !mini_metadata.contains_key(im_ident) { - mini_metadata.insert( - im_ident.clone(), - crate::compiler::VariableMetadata { - offset: mini_offset, - size: *im_size, - var: im_var, - }, - ); - mini_offset += im_size; - } - } - - // Build the all_metadata map (model_name -> var_name -> metadata) - let mut all_metadata: HashMap< - Ident, - HashMap, crate::compiler::VariableMetadata<'_>>, - > = HashMap::new(); - all_metadata.insert(model_name_ident.clone(), mini_metadata); - - // Populate sub-model metadata for implicit and explicit module sub-models - for (_sub_name, sub_model) in implicit_submodels.iter().chain(extra_submodels.iter()) { - build_submodel_metadata(&arena, db, *sub_model, project, &mut all_metadata); - } - - // Build the mini VariableLayout for symbolization - let mini_layout = - crate::compiler::symbolic::layout_from_metadata(&all_metadata, &model_name_ident) - .unwrap_or_else(|_| VariableLayout::new(HashMap::new(), 0)); - let rmap = ReverseOffsetMap::from_layout(&mini_layout); - - // Build tables for compilation -- propagate errors rather than - // silently dropping them, which would shift table indices and cause - // lookups to read the wrong table at runtime. - let mut tables: HashMap, Vec> = HashMap::new(); - { - let gf_tables = lowered.tables(); - if !gf_tables.is_empty() { - let table_results: crate::Result> = gf_tables - .iter() - .map(|t| crate::compiler::Table::new(&var_ident, t)) - .collect(); - match table_results { - Ok(ts) if !ts.is_empty() => { - tables.insert(var_ident_canonical.clone(), ts); - } - Err(table_err) => { - CompilationDiagnostic(Diagnostic { - model: model.name(db).clone(), - variable: Some(var.ident(db).clone()), - error: DiagnosticError::Model(table_err), - severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, - }) - .accumulate(db); - return None; - } - _ => {} - } - } - } + LoweredVarFragment::Lowered { + unit_diags, + per_phase_lowered, + tables, + offsets, + rmap, + mini_offset, + } => ( + unit_diags, + per_phase_lowered, + tables, + offsets, + rmap, + mini_offset, + ), + }; - // Also collect tables from dependency variables that have graphical - // functions. When a variable uses LOOKUP(dep, x), the dep's table - // data must be in the mini-Module's tables map so the bytecode - // compiler can emit the correct Lookup opcodes. - for dep_name in &all_names { - let effective = dep_name - .as_str() - .strip_prefix('\u{00B7}') - .unwrap_or(dep_name.as_str()); - if effective.contains('\u{00B7}') { - continue; - } - let dep_canonical: Ident = Ident::new(effective); - if tables.contains_key(&dep_canonical) { - continue; - } - if let Some(dep_sv) = source_vars.get(effective) { - let dep_tables = extract_tables_from_source_var(db, dep_sv); - if !dep_tables.is_empty() { - tables.insert(dep_canonical, dep_tables); - } - } + // Malformed-unit diagnostics are non-fatal: record them and continue. + for diag in unit_diags { + CompilationDiagnostic(diag).accumulate(db); } - // Build the minimal Module - let inputs = canonical_module_input_set(&module_input_names); - let module_models = model_module_map(db, model, project).clone(); - // Determine which runlists this variable belongs to let dep_graph = if module_input_names.is_empty() { model_dependency_graph(db, model, project) @@ -3971,56 +3420,14 @@ pub fn compile_var_fragment( let is_module = var.kind(db) == SourceVariableKind::Module; let is_module_input = inputs.contains(&var_ident_canonical); - // We need module_refs for module variables (explicit or implicit) - let mut module_refs: HashMap, crate::vm::ModuleKey> = if is_module { - let ref_prefix = format!("{var_ident}\u{00B7}"); - let input_set: BTreeSet> = var - .module_refs(db) - .iter() - .filter_map(|mr| { - let dst_canonical = canonicalize(&mr.dst); - let bare = dst_canonical.strip_prefix(&ref_prefix)?; - Some(Ident::new(bare)) - }) - .collect(); - let mut refs = HashMap::new(); - refs.insert( - var_ident_canonical.clone(), - (Ident::new(var.model_name(db)), input_set), - ); - refs - } else { - HashMap::new() - }; - module_refs.extend(implicit_module_refs); - module_refs.extend(extra_module_refs); - - // For module variables, populate sub-model metadata so the compiler - // can generate correct CallModule bytecodes. - if is_module { - let sub_model_name = var.model_name(db); - let sub_canonical = canonicalize(sub_model_name); - if let Some(sub_model) = project_models.get(sub_canonical.as_ref()) { - build_submodel_metadata(&arena, db, *sub_model, project, &mut all_metadata); - } - } - - // Build Var for each phase this variable participates in - let core = crate::compiler::ContextCore { - dimensions: &converted_dims, - dimensions_ctx: &dim_context, - model_name: &model_name_ident, - metadata: &all_metadata, - module_models: &module_models, - inputs: &inputs, - }; - - let build_var = |is_initial: bool| { - crate::compiler::Var::new( - &crate::compiler::Context::new(core, &var_ident_canonical, is_initial), - &lowered, - ) - }; + let module_refs = crate::db_var_fragment::build_caller_module_refs( + db, + var, + model, + project, + is_root, + &module_input_names, + ); // Compile for each phase and symbolize let compile_phase = |exprs: &[crate::compiler::Expr]| -> Option { @@ -4041,17 +3448,7 @@ pub fn compile_var_fragment( runlist_initials_by_var, runlist_flows: exprs.to_vec(), runlist_stocks: vec![], - offsets: all_metadata - .iter() - .map(|(k, v)| { - ( - k.clone(), - v.iter() - .map(|(vk, vm)| (vk.clone(), (vm.offset, vm.size))) - .collect(), - ) - }) - .collect(), + offsets: offsets.clone(), runlist_order: vec![var_ident_canonical.clone()], tables: tables.clone(), dimensions: converted_dims.clone(), @@ -4144,9 +3541,9 @@ pub fn compile_var_fragment( // Initial phase: stocks and their deps get compiled with is_initial=true let initial_bytecodes = if dep_graph.runlist_initials.contains(&var_ident_str) { - match build_var(true) { + match &per_phase_lowered.initial { Ok(var_result) => compile_phase(&var_result.ast), - Err(ref err) => { + Err(err) => { accumulate_var_compile_error(err); None } @@ -4162,9 +3559,9 @@ pub fn compile_var_fragment( // || !var.is_stock()` filter). let flow_bytecodes = if (!is_stock || is_module_input) && dep_graph.runlist_flows.contains(&var_ident_str) { - match build_var(false) { + match &per_phase_lowered.noninitial { Ok(var_result) => compile_phase(&var_result.ast), - Err(ref err) => { + Err(err) => { accumulate_var_compile_error(err); None } @@ -4176,9 +3573,9 @@ pub fn compile_var_fragment( // Stock phase: stocks and modules get compiled with is_initial=false let stock_bytecodes = if (is_stock || is_module) && dep_graph.runlist_stocks.contains(&var_ident_str) { - match build_var(false) { + match &per_phase_lowered.noninitial { Ok(var_result) => compile_phase(&var_result.ast), - Err(ref err) => { + Err(err) => { accumulate_var_compile_error(err); None } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_diagnostic_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_diagnostic_tests.rs index 4adc62c37..94a1f68cb 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_diagnostic_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_diagnostic_tests.rs @@ -720,3 +720,211 @@ fn test_ac2_7_assembly_errors_accumulated() { "accumulator should contain CircularDependency diagnostic; got: {diags:?}" ); } + +// ---- compile_var_fragment per-site diagnostic behavior pins ---- +// +// `compile_var_fragment` accumulates diagnostics at six distinct sites +// while lowering a single variable to per-phase bytecode. Three of those +// sites already have dedicated coverage elsewhere in this file +// (parse-error via `broken_syntax` in +// `test_model_all_diagnostics_triggers_all_sources`; lowering-error via +// `test_ac2_4_mismatched_dimensions`; table-build-error via +// `test_ac2_2_bad_table_specific_error`). The fixtures below pin the +// remaining sites so that any refactor of the lowering path is provably +// diagnostic-behavior-preserving: the malformed-unit-string site (a +// non-fatal accumulate that does NOT early-return), the +// unknown-dependency site reached from the dependency walk (a fatal +// accumulate-then-return), and the per-phase `Var::new` failure site (a +// per-phase failure where the function still returns a fragment for the +// phases that did compile). + +/// A syntactically malformed unit string surfaces as a `Unit` +/// diagnostic at Error severity. This is a *unit-string parse* failure +/// (stored on the parsed variable's `unit_errors`), distinct from the +/// unit-*checking* dimensional mismatches in +/// `test_ac2_5_unit_warnings_severity`, which are Warnings. The variable +/// is otherwise well-formed, so this site accumulates without aborting +/// the rest of compilation for that variable. +#[test] +fn test_compile_var_fragment_malformed_unit_string() { + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let project = datamodel::Project { + name: "malformed_unit".to_string(), + sim_specs: datamodel::SimSpecs::default(), + dimensions: vec![], + units: vec![], + models: vec![datamodel::Model { + name: "main".to_string(), + sim_specs: None, + variables: vec![datamodel::Variable::Aux(datamodel::Aux { + ident: "bad_unit_var".to_string(), + equation: datamodel::Equation::Scalar("1".to_string()), + documentation: String::new(), + units: Some("bad units here!!!".to_string()), + gf: None, + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + })], + views: vec![], + loop_metadata: vec![], + groups: vec![], + macro_spec: None, + }], + source: None, + ai_information: None, + }; + + let sync = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let diags = collect_all_diagnostics(&db, &sync); + + let has_unit_error = diags.iter().any(|d| { + d.variable.as_deref() == Some("bad_unit_var") + && matches!(&d.error, DiagnosticError::Unit(_)) + && d.severity == DiagnosticSeverity::Error + }); + assert!( + has_unit_error, + "expected a Unit syntax error at Error severity for 'bad_unit_var'; got: {diags:?}" + ); +} + +/// A reference to a name that is neither a declared variable nor an +/// implicit/module variable surfaces as an `UnknownDependency` +/// equation error. This site is reached from the dependency walk and +/// aborts compilation of the referencing variable. +#[test] +fn test_compile_var_fragment_unknown_dependency() { + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let project = datamodel::Project { + name: "unknown_dep".to_string(), + sim_specs: datamodel::SimSpecs::default(), + dimensions: vec![], + units: vec![], + models: vec![datamodel::Model { + name: "main".to_string(), + sim_specs: None, + variables: vec![datamodel::Variable::Aux(datamodel::Aux { + ident: "x".to_string(), + equation: datamodel::Equation::Scalar("undefined_var".to_string()), + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + gf: None, + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + })], + views: vec![], + loop_metadata: vec![], + groups: vec![], + macro_spec: None, + }], + source: None, + ai_information: None, + }; + + let sync = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let diags = collect_all_diagnostics(&db, &sync); + + let has_unknown_dep = diags.iter().any(|d| { + d.variable.as_deref() == Some("x") + && matches!( + &d.error, + DiagnosticError::Equation(crate::common::EquationError { + code: crate::common::ErrorCode::UnknownDependency, + .. + }) + ) + }); + assert!( + has_unknown_dep, + "expected UnknownDependency for 'x' referencing undefined_var; got: {diags:?}" + ); +} + +/// A scalar variable wildcard-subscripted as if it were an array +/// (`SUM(x[*])` where `x` is scalar) parses, lowers, resolves its +/// dependency (`x`), and builds no tables -- all the whole-variable +/// fatal gates pass -- yet `Var::new` fails while resolving the +/// subscript for the phase being compiled. That per-phase failure is +/// recorded as an `Equation` diagnostic and the failing phase's bytecode +/// is dropped, but the function still returns a fragment (it does not +/// abort the whole variable the way the parse / lowering / +/// unknown-dependency / table-build sites do). The per-phase accumulate +/// site stamps `start = end = 0` (it has no AST span for the failure), +/// which distinguishes it from the span-carrying lowering and +/// unknown-dependency diagnostics. +#[test] +fn test_compile_var_fragment_per_phase_var_new_failure() { + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let project = datamodel::Project { + name: "per_phase_failure".to_string(), + sim_specs: datamodel::SimSpecs::default(), + dimensions: vec![], + units: vec![], + models: vec![datamodel::Model { + name: "main".to_string(), + sim_specs: None, + variables: vec![ + datamodel::Variable::Aux(datamodel::Aux { + ident: "x".to_string(), + equation: datamodel::Equation::Scalar("1".to_string()), + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + gf: None, + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }), + datamodel::Variable::Aux(datamodel::Aux { + ident: "y".to_string(), + equation: datamodel::Equation::Scalar("SUM(x[*])".to_string()), + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + gf: None, + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }), + ], + views: vec![], + loop_metadata: vec![], + groups: vec![], + macro_spec: None, + }], + source: None, + ai_information: None, + }; + + let sync = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = sync.models["main"].source; + let y_var = sync.models["main"].variables["y"].source; + + // The function still returns a fragment: the per-phase `Var::new` + // failure drops only the failing phase's bytecode, it does not abort + // the whole variable (unlike the parse / lowering / unknown-dependency + // / table-build sites, which return `None`). + let frag = compile_var_fragment(&db, y_var, model, sync.project, true, vec![]); + assert!( + frag.is_some(), + "per-phase Var::new failure must still return a fragment (not whole-variable None)" + ); + + let diags = collect_all_diagnostics(&db, &sync); + let has_per_phase_failure = diags.iter().any(|d| { + d.variable.as_deref() == Some("y") + && d.severity == DiagnosticSeverity::Error + && matches!( + &d.error, + DiagnosticError::Equation(crate::common::EquationError { + start: 0, + end: 0, + .. + }) + ) + }); + assert!( + has_per_phase_failure, + "expected a per-phase Var::new Equation diagnostic (span 0..0) for 'y'; got: {diags:?}" + ); +} diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..aa835e2ab --- /dev/null +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1013 @@ +// Copyright 2026 The Simlin Authors. All rights reserved. +// Use of this source code is governed by the Apache License, +// Version 2.0, that can be found in the LICENSE file. + +//! Per-variable lowering to the pre-bytecode `Var` form. +//! +//! `lower_var_fragment` performs the lowering half of per-variable +//! compilation: parse the source variable, lower its equation, build the +//! minimal symbol-table / metadata context it needs, and run the +//! per-phase `Var` construction (`crate::compiler::Var::new`) that yields +//! the lowered `Vec` for each phase. The bytecode-emission half +//! (`compile_phase`) stays with the salsa-tracked caller in +//! `crate::db::compile_var_fragment`, which consumes the owned, +//! lowering-independent values this returns. +//! +//! The split exists for two reasons. First, the lowered `Vec` is +//! the natural reuse surface for read-only structural probes that need +//! the engine's *own* per-variable production lowering without re-running +//! it with a reconstructed context. Second, `Vec` does not +//! implement `salsa::Update`, so the lowering step must be a plain +//! function while the caller remains the salsa-tracked query. +//! +//! Because a plain function cannot accumulate salsa diagnostics, the +//! diagnostics this step would emit are returned **as data** +//! (`LoweredVarFragment`) and replayed by the caller. There are six +//! distinct diagnostic outcomes, preserved exactly: +//! +//! * a malformed unit-string error is *non-fatal* -- it is recorded but +//! compilation of the variable continues (carried in `unit_diags`, +//! present in both result variants); +//! * an equation parse error, an AST-lowering error, an unknown +//! dependency, and a graphical-function table-build error are each +//! *fatal* -- they abort this variable's compilation (folded into +//! `Fatal { fatal_diags }`, whole-variable `None` at the caller); +//! * a per-phase `Var::new` failure is *phase-local* -- only that phase's +//! bytecode is dropped while the other phases still compile (carried in +//! `per_phase_lowered` as a per-phase `Err`, not a whole-variable +//! failure). +//! +//! The coupled cluster `{lowered, all_metadata, arena, ContextCore, +//! Context, Var::new}` is internal to `lower_var_fragment` and drops +//! together at return; only owned, lifetime-free values +//! (`per_phase_lowered`, `tables`, `offsets`, `rmap`, `mini_offset`) +//! cross back to the caller. The metadata map borrows the lowered +//! variable (its self-entry is `&lowered`) and the sub-model stub arena, +//! so it must not outlive them; the caller never sees it -- it consumes +//! only the owned `offsets` projection (variable -> (offset, size)). +//! +//! This is a top-level module (a sibling of `db`, like `db_dep_graph` / +//! `db_ltm_ir` / `db_macro_registry`) rather than a submodule of `db.rs` +//! purely to keep `db.rs` under the per-file line cap; the caller in +//! `db` reaches it via `crate::db_var_fragment::lower_var_fragment`. + +use std::collections::{BTreeSet, HashMap, HashSet}; + +use crate::canonicalize; +use crate::common::{Canonical, Error, Ident}; +use crate::datamodel; +use crate::db::{ + Db, Diagnostic, DiagnosticError, DiagnosticSeverity, SourceModel, SourceProject, + SourceVariable, SourceVariableKind, build_module_inputs, build_stub_variable, + build_submodel_metadata, compute_layout, extract_tables_from_source_var, + model_implicit_var_info, model_module_ident_context, parse_source_variable_with_module_context, + variable_dimensions, variable_direct_dependencies_with_context, variable_size, +}; + +/// Per-model variable -> (offset, size) projection of the minimal +/// metadata map. This is the owned, borrow-free view of the symbol +/// layout the caller's `compile_phase` consumes (it never reads the +/// borrowed variable, only the offset/size pair), mirroring the +/// `VariableOffsetMap` shape used inside the compiler. +type VarOffsets = HashMap, HashMap, (usize, usize)>>; + +/// Result of `crate::compiler::Var::new` for each compilation phase. +/// +/// `initial` is `Var::new(.., is_initial = true)`; `noninitial` is +/// `Var::new(.., is_initial = false)` and is shared by the flow and +/// stock phases (the original code calls `build_var(false)` for both -- +/// `Var::new` is deterministic, so computing it once and reusing it is +/// observably identical). Each phase carries its own `Result`: an `Err` +/// means that phase's `Var::new` failed and the caller drops only that +/// phase's bytecode (replaying the per-phase diagnostic), exactly as the +/// original `match build_var(..)` arms did. +pub(crate) struct PerPhaseLowered { + pub(crate) initial: Result, + pub(crate) noninitial: Result, +} + +/// Owned, lifetime-free outcome of `lower_var_fragment`, returned to the +/// salsa-tracked caller so it can replay diagnostics and run bytecode +/// emission without the borrowed lowering context. +pub(crate) enum LoweredVarFragment { + /// The variable failed at a fatal site (equation parse, AST lowering, + /// unknown dependency, or table build). `unit_diags` carries any + /// non-fatal malformed-unit diagnostics that were recorded before the + /// fatal site (replayed first, preserving emission order); + /// `fatal_diags` carries the fatal diagnostic(s). The caller + /// accumulates both and returns whole-variable `None`. + Fatal { + unit_diags: Vec, + fatal_diags: Vec, + }, + /// The variable lowered successfully. `unit_diags` carries any + /// non-fatal malformed-unit diagnostics (replayed, compilation + /// continues). The remaining fields are the owned, lowering- + /// independent values the caller's `compile_phase` consumes. + Lowered { + unit_diags: Vec, + per_phase_lowered: PerPhaseLowered, + tables: HashMap, Vec>, + offsets: VarOffsets, + rmap: crate::compiler::symbolic::ReverseOffsetMap, + mini_offset: usize, + }, +} + +/// Dependency-collection outputs for a single variable. +/// +/// The dependency walk produces both lowering-coupled values (the stub +/// `dep_variables` / `implicit_module_vars` woven into the minimal +/// metadata map, and the sub-model lists feeding sub-model metadata) and +/// lowering-*independent* values (`extra_module_refs` / +/// `implicit_module_refs`, which the caller's `compile_phase` needs). +/// Both `lower_var_fragment` and the caller's module-ref reconstruction +/// run the same single walk via `collect_var_dependencies`, so the walk +/// logic exists exactly once. `unknown_dependency` is `Some` when the +/// walk hit a reference that is neither a source nor an implicit variable +/// (the fatal unknown-dependency site); the walk stops there, exactly as +/// the original early `return None` did. +pub(crate) struct VarDepCollection { + pub(crate) dep_variables: Vec<(Ident, crate::variable::Variable, usize)>, + pub(crate) extra_module_refs: HashMap, crate::vm::ModuleKey>, + pub(crate) extra_submodels: Vec<(String, SourceModel)>, + pub(crate) implicit_module_vars: Vec<(Ident, crate::variable::Variable, usize)>, + pub(crate) implicit_module_refs: HashMap, crate::vm::ModuleKey>, + pub(crate) implicit_submodels: Vec<(String, SourceModel)>, + pub(crate) unknown_dependency: Option, +} + +/// Walk a variable's direct dependencies (plus stock inflows/outflows and +/// implicit module instances) and build the per-dependency stub +/// variables, module-ref entries, and sub-model lists. +/// +/// This is a faithful relocation of the dependency loop that previously +/// lived inline in `compile_var_fragment`. The original consulted the +/// incrementally-built minimal metadata map (`mini_metadata`) to skip +/// already-present entries; this relocation instead consults +/// `existing_keys` = `{self} ∪ {time, dt, initial_time, final_time}` +/// (the implicit-time entries present only when `is_root`). That +/// substitution is byte-equivalent for both loops, but for two +/// *different* reasons -- the original map was not a single frozen set +/// across both: +/// +/// * Dependency loop: when the inline dep loop ran its `contains_key` +/// skip, `mini_metadata` held *exactly* `{self} ∪ {implicit-if-root}` +/// -- the inline code inserts the `dep_variables` keys only *after* +/// the dep loop finishes -- so `existing_keys` is precisely that map +/// and the skip outcome is identical. +/// * Implicit-module loop: the inline code inserts the `dep_variables` +/// keys *between* the two loops, so at the inline implicit-module +/// skip `mini_metadata` *additionally* held those dep keys -- it was +/// NOT frozen here. The skip outcome is nonetheless identical because +/// the implicit-module idents are synthetic `$⁚`-prefixed module +/// idents drawn from `parsed.implicit_vars`, whereas the dep keys are +/// real source / non-module implicit-helper / source-module names: +/// the two name spaces are disjoint, so an `im_ident` is never a dep +/// key and `existing_keys.contains` therefore agrees with the +/// original `mini_metadata.contains_key` on every `im_ident`. +/// +/// First-inserted-wins among the collected `dep_variables` / +/// `implicit_module_vars` is preserved downstream by the +/// `!mini_metadata.contains_key` guards on the two `mini_metadata` +/// insertion loops in `lower_var_fragment`, not here. No `db` diagnostic +/// is accumulated here; the unknown-dependency diagnostic is returned as +/// data. +fn collect_var_dependencies( + db: &dyn Db, + var: SourceVariable, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, + is_root: bool, + module_input_names: &[String], +) -> VarDepCollection { + let var_ident = var.ident(db).clone(); + let var_ident_canonical: Ident = Ident::new(&var_ident); + let module_ident_context = + model_module_ident_context(db, model, project, module_input_names.to_vec()); + let parsed = parse_source_variable_with_module_context(db, var, project, module_ident_context); + let deps = variable_direct_dependencies_with_context(db, var, project, module_ident_context); + let project_models = project.models(db); + + // `existing_keys` is the exact pre-loop key set: `{self}` plus the + // implicit `time`/`dt`/`initial_time`/`final_time` entries when + // `is_root`. The original inline `mini_metadata.contains_key(..)` + // skip checks are equivalent to `existing_keys` membership for both + // loops, but not because the map is frozen across both: for the + // dependency loop `existing_keys` IS `mini_metadata` at that skip; + // for the implicit-module loop `mini_metadata` additionally holds the + // dep keys, yet the outcome is unchanged by the name-space + // disjointness argued on `collect_var_dependencies` above. + let mut existing_keys: HashSet> = HashSet::new(); + existing_keys.insert(var_ident_canonical.clone()); + if is_root { + existing_keys.insert(Ident::new("time")); + existing_keys.insert(Ident::new("dt")); + existing_keys.insert(Ident::new("initial_time")); + existing_keys.insert(Ident::new("final_time")); + } + + // Collect all dep names from both dt and initial deps + let all_dep_names: BTreeSet<&String> = deps + .dt_deps + .iter() + .chain(deps.initial_deps.iter()) + .collect(); + + // For each dep, build a dimension-only Variable for context. + // We need these to live long enough for the metadata references. + let source_vars = model.variables(db); + let mut dep_variables: Vec<(Ident, crate::variable::Variable, usize)> = Vec::new(); + + // Also add inflows/outflows for stocks (needed by stock update expressions) + let mut extra_dep_names: Vec = Vec::new(); + if var.kind(db) == SourceVariableKind::Stock { + for flow_name in var.inflows(db).iter().chain(var.outflows(db).iter()) { + let canonical = canonicalize(flow_name).into_owned(); + if !all_dep_names.contains(&canonical) { + extra_dep_names.push(canonical); + } + } + } + + let all_names: Vec<&String> = all_dep_names + .iter() + .copied() + .chain(extra_dep_names.iter()) + .collect(); + + // Track module deps that need module_refs and sub-model metadata + let mut extra_module_refs: HashMap, crate::vm::ModuleKey> = HashMap::new(); + let mut extra_submodels: Vec<(String, SourceModel)> = Vec::new(); + let implicit_var_info = model_implicit_var_info(db, model, project); + + for dep_name in &all_names { + // Skip self and implicit vars + if dep_name.as_str() == var_ident.as_str() + || matches!( + dep_name.as_str(), + "time" | "dt" | "initial_time" | "final_time" + ) + { + continue; + } + + // Handle leading middle-dot (parent model reference in XMILE) + let effective_name = dep_name + .as_str() + .strip_prefix('\u{00B7}') + .unwrap_or(dep_name.as_str()); + + // Check for composite module output reference (contains middle dot) + if let Some(dot_pos) = effective_name.find('\u{00B7}') { + let module_var_name = &effective_name[..dot_pos]; + let module_ident: Ident = Ident::new(module_var_name); + + if existing_keys.contains(&module_ident) { + continue; + } + + // Look up the module variable in source_vars or implicit vars + if let Some(mod_source_var) = source_vars.get(module_var_name) { + if mod_source_var.kind(db) == SourceVariableKind::Module { + let mod_model_name = mod_source_var.model_name(db); + let sub_canonical = canonicalize(mod_model_name); + let sub_size = project_models + .get(sub_canonical.as_ref()) + .map(|sm| compute_layout(db, *sm, project, false).n_slots) + .unwrap_or(1); + + // Build Module variable with resolved inputs + let mod_input_prefix = format!("{module_var_name}\u{00B7}"); + let module_inputs: Vec = mod_source_var + .module_refs(db) + .iter() + .filter_map(|mr| { + let src = canonicalize(&mr.src); + let dst = canonicalize(&mr.dst); + if src.starts_with(&mod_input_prefix) { + return None; + } + let dst_stripped = dst.strip_prefix(&mod_input_prefix)?; + let src_str = if model.name(db) == "main" && src.starts_with('\u{00B7}') + { + &src['\u{00B7}'.len_utf8()..] + } else { + &src + }; + Some(crate::variable::ModuleInput { + src: Ident::new(src_str), + dst: Ident::new(dst_stripped), + }) + }) + .collect(); + + let mod_var = crate::variable::Variable::Module { + ident: module_ident.clone(), + model_name: Ident::new(mod_model_name), + units: None, + inputs: module_inputs.clone(), + errors: vec![], + unit_errors: vec![], + }; + dep_variables.push((module_ident.clone(), mod_var, sub_size)); + + // Build module_refs entry + let input_set: BTreeSet> = + module_inputs.iter().map(|mi| mi.dst.clone()).collect(); + extra_module_refs.insert(module_ident, (Ident::new(mod_model_name), input_set)); + + if let Some(sub_model) = project_models.get(sub_canonical.as_ref()) { + extra_submodels.push((mod_model_name.to_string(), *sub_model)); + } + } + } else if let Some(meta) = implicit_var_info.get(module_var_name) + && meta.is_module + { + // Implicit module already handled in the implicit_module_vars section below + } + continue; + } + + let dep_ident = Ident::new(effective_name); + if existing_keys.contains(&dep_ident) { + continue; + } + + if let Some(dep_source_var) = source_vars.get(effective_name) { + let dep_dims = variable_dimensions(db, *dep_source_var, project); + let dep_size = variable_size(db, *dep_source_var, project); + + let dep_var = build_stub_variable(db, dep_source_var, &dep_ident, dep_dims); + + dep_variables.push((dep_ident, dep_var, dep_size)); + } else if let Some(meta) = implicit_var_info.get(effective_name) { + if !meta.is_module { + let dep_var = if meta.is_stock { + crate::variable::Variable::Stock { + ident: dep_ident.clone(), + init_ast: None, + eqn: None, + units: None, + inflows: vec![], + outflows: vec![], + non_negative: false, + errors: vec![], + unit_errors: vec![], + } + } else { + crate::variable::Variable::Var { + ident: dep_ident.clone(), + ast: None, + init_ast: None, + eqn: None, + units: None, + tables: vec![], + non_negative: false, + is_flow: false, + is_table_only: false, + errors: vec![], + unit_errors: vec![], + } + }; + dep_variables.push((dep_ident, dep_var, meta.size)); + } + } else { + // Dependency is not a source variable or implicit variable -- + // this is an unknown dependency. Look up the source location + // from the AST so the error points to the reference site. + let loc = parsed + .variable + .ast() + .and_then(|ast| ast.get_var_loc(effective_name)) + .unwrap_or_default(); + return VarDepCollection { + dep_variables, + extra_module_refs, + extra_submodels, + implicit_module_vars: Vec::new(), + implicit_module_refs: HashMap::new(), + implicit_submodels: Vec::new(), + unknown_dependency: Some(Diagnostic { + model: model.name(db).clone(), + variable: Some(var.ident(db).clone()), + error: DiagnosticError::Equation(crate::common::EquationError { + start: loc.start, + end: loc.end, + code: crate::common::ErrorCode::UnknownDependency, + }), + severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, + }), + }; + } + } + + // Add implicit module variables that this variable's AST references. + // E.g., INIT(x) creates implicit module $⁚x⁚0⁚init and the variable's + // AST references $⁚x⁚0⁚init·output -- the compiler needs the implicit + // module in mini_metadata to resolve the sub-model offset. + let mut implicit_module_vars: Vec<(Ident, crate::variable::Variable, usize)> = + Vec::new(); + let mut implicit_module_refs: HashMap, crate::vm::ModuleKey> = HashMap::new(); + let mut implicit_submodels: Vec<(String, SourceModel)> = Vec::new(); + + for implicit_dm_var in &parsed.implicit_vars { + if let datamodel::Variable::Module(dm_module) = implicit_dm_var { + let im_name = canonicalize(dm_module.ident.as_str()).into_owned(); + let im_ident: Ident = Ident::new(&im_name); + if existing_keys.contains(&im_ident) { + continue; + } + + let sub_canonical = canonicalize(&dm_module.model_name); + let sub_size = project_models + .get(sub_canonical.as_ref()) + .map(|sm| compute_layout(db, *sm, project, false).n_slots) + .unwrap_or(1); + + let im_var = crate::variable::Variable::Module { + ident: im_ident.clone(), + model_name: Ident::new(&dm_module.model_name), + units: None, + inputs: vec![], + errors: vec![], + unit_errors: vec![], + }; + implicit_module_vars.push((im_ident.clone(), im_var, sub_size)); + + // Build module_refs entry for the implicit module, stripping + // the module ident prefix from dst (same as resolve_module_input) + let im_input_prefix = format!("{im_name}\u{00B7}"); + let input_set: BTreeSet> = dm_module + .references + .iter() + .filter_map(|mr| { + let dst_canonical = canonicalize(&mr.dst); + let bare = dst_canonical.strip_prefix(&im_input_prefix)?; + Some(Ident::new(bare)) + }) + .collect(); + implicit_module_refs.insert(im_ident, (Ident::new(&dm_module.model_name), input_set)); + + if let Some(sub_model) = project_models.get(sub_canonical.as_ref()) { + implicit_submodels.push((dm_module.model_name.clone(), *sub_model)); + } + } + } + + VarDepCollection { + dep_variables, + extra_module_refs, + extra_submodels, + implicit_module_vars, + implicit_module_refs, + implicit_submodels, + unknown_dependency: None, + } +} + +/// Reconstruct the `module_refs` map the caller's `compile_phase` needs. +/// +/// `module_refs` is built only from project/variable data (the variable's +/// own module references plus the module/implicit-module references found +/// during the dependency walk) -- it does not depend on the lowered +/// equation, the metadata arena, or the symbol-table context, so it is +/// rebuilt on the caller side from the same single dependency walk +/// (`collect_var_dependencies`) rather than threaded back across the +/// lowering boundary. This is the exact `module_refs` assembly that +/// previously followed the dependency loop inline. +pub(crate) fn build_caller_module_refs( + db: &dyn Db, + var: SourceVariable, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, + is_root: bool, + module_input_names: &[String], +) -> HashMap, crate::vm::ModuleKey> { + let var_ident = var.ident(db).clone(); + let var_ident_canonical: Ident = Ident::new(&var_ident); + let is_module = var.kind(db) == SourceVariableKind::Module; + + let deps = collect_var_dependencies(db, var, model, project, is_root, module_input_names); + + // We need module_refs for module variables (explicit or implicit) + let mut module_refs: HashMap, crate::vm::ModuleKey> = if is_module { + let ref_prefix = format!("{var_ident}\u{00B7}"); + let input_set: BTreeSet> = var + .module_refs(db) + .iter() + .filter_map(|mr| { + let dst_canonical = canonicalize(&mr.dst); + let bare = dst_canonical.strip_prefix(&ref_prefix)?; + Some(Ident::new(bare)) + }) + .collect(); + let mut refs = HashMap::new(); + refs.insert( + var_ident_canonical.clone(), + (Ident::new(var.model_name(db)), input_set), + ); + refs + } else { + HashMap::new() + }; + module_refs.extend(deps.implicit_module_refs); + module_refs.extend(deps.extra_module_refs); + module_refs +} + +/// Lower a single source variable to its per-phase `Var` form. +/// +/// Performs parsing, equation lowering, minimal metadata/context +/// construction, and per-phase `Var::new`, returning the owned values the +/// salsa-tracked caller needs plus its diagnostics as data. The caller- +/// owned, lowering-independent values (`converted_dims`, `dim_context`, +/// `model_name_ident`, `module_models`, `inputs`) are borrowed in; the +/// internal coupled cluster (`lowered`, the metadata map, the sub-model +/// arena, the symbol-table context) drops at return. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +pub(crate) fn lower_var_fragment( + db: &dyn Db, + var: SourceVariable, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, + is_root: bool, + module_input_names: &[String], + converted_dims: &[crate::dimensions::Dimension], + dim_context: &crate::dimensions::DimensionsContext, + model_name_ident: &Ident, + module_models: &HashMap, HashMap, Ident>>, + inputs: &BTreeSet>, +) -> LoweredVarFragment { + use crate::compiler::symbolic::{ReverseOffsetMap, VariableLayout}; + + let var_ident = var.ident(db).clone(); + let module_ident_context = + model_module_ident_context(db, model, project, module_input_names.to_vec()); + let parsed = parse_source_variable_with_module_context(db, var, project, module_ident_context); + + // Accumulate unit definition errors from the parsed variable. + // These are syntax errors in the unit string (e.g., "bad units + // here!!!") that are stored in the variable's unit_errors field + // during parsing but not checked during compilation. + let mut unit_diags: Vec = Vec::new(); + if let Some(unit_errs) = parsed.variable.unit_errors() { + let model_name = model.name(db).clone(); + for err in unit_errs { + unit_diags.push(Diagnostic { + model: model_name.clone(), + variable: Some(var_ident.clone()), + error: DiagnosticError::Unit(err), + severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, + }); + } + } + + // Check for parse errors -- accumulate each one before bailing out + if let Some(errors) = parsed.variable.equation_errors() + && !errors.is_empty() + { + let mut fatal_diags: Vec = Vec::new(); + for err in &errors { + fatal_diags.push(Diagnostic { + model: model.name(db).clone(), + variable: Some(var.ident(db).clone()), + error: DiagnosticError::Equation(err.clone()), + severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, + }); + } + return LoweredVarFragment::Fatal { + unit_diags, + fatal_diags, + }; + } + + // Build metadata from the full, input-agnostic dependency set so both + // branches of `if isModuleInput(...)` remain compilable in the mini-context. + let deps = variable_direct_dependencies_with_context(db, var, project, module_ident_context); + + let project_models = project.models(db); + + // Lower the variable for compilation. Module-type variables need + // direct construction because lower_variable's resolve_module_input + // requires a populated models map. + let lowered = if var.kind(db) == SourceVariableKind::Module { + let var_name_canonical = canonicalize(&var_ident); + let input_prefix = format!("{var_name_canonical}\u{00B7}"); + let module_inputs = build_module_inputs( + model.name(db), + &input_prefix, + var.module_refs(db) + .iter() + .map(|mr| (canonicalize(&mr.src), canonicalize(&mr.dst))), + ); + crate::variable::Variable::Module { + ident: Ident::new(&var_ident), + model_name: Ident::new(var.model_name(db)), + units: None, + inputs: module_inputs, + errors: vec![], + unit_errors: vec![], + } + } else { + // Build a minimal ModelStage0 so that ArrayContext::get_dimensions + // can resolve dependency dimensions during Expr2 lowering. Without + // this, SUM(arr[*] + 1) fails because the Op2's ArrayBounds are + // never computed (get_dimensions returns None for dependencies). + let model_name_str = model.name(db); + let source_vars = model.variables(db); + let mut stage0_vars: HashMap, crate::model::VariableStage0> = + HashMap::new(); + + // Add the current variable + stage0_vars.insert(Ident::new(&var_ident), parsed.variable.clone()); + + // Add dependency variables so get_dimensions can resolve them + let dep_names: BTreeSet<&String> = deps + .dt_deps + .iter() + .chain(deps.initial_deps.iter()) + .collect(); + for dep_name in &dep_names { + let effective = dep_name + .as_str() + .strip_prefix('\u{00B7}') + .unwrap_or(dep_name.as_str()); + if effective.contains('\u{00B7}') { + continue; + } + if let Some(dep_sv) = source_vars.get(effective) { + let dep_parsed = parse_source_variable_with_module_context( + db, + *dep_sv, + project, + module_ident_context, + ); + stage0_vars.insert(Ident::new(effective), dep_parsed.variable.clone()); + } + } + + let mini_model = crate::model::ModelStage0 { + ident: Ident::new(model_name_str), + display_name: model_name_str.to_string(), + variables: stage0_vars, + errors: None, + implicit: false, + }; + + let mut models: HashMap, &crate::model::ModelStage0> = HashMap::new(); + models.insert(Ident::new(model_name_str), &mini_model); + + let scope = crate::model::ScopeStage0 { + models: &models, + dimensions: dim_context, + model_name: model_name_str, + }; + crate::model::lower_variable(&scope, &parsed.variable) + }; + + // Check for errors introduced during AST lowering (e.g., + // MismatchedDimensions from expr2/expr3 lowering). These are stored + // in the lowered variable's errors field but not in the parsed + // variable's errors, so we check them separately. + if let Some(errors) = lowered.equation_errors() + && !errors.is_empty() + { + let mut fatal_diags: Vec = Vec::new(); + for err in &errors { + fatal_diags.push(Diagnostic { + model: model.name(db).clone(), + variable: Some(var.ident(db).clone()), + error: DiagnosticError::Equation(err.clone()), + severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, + }); + } + return LoweredVarFragment::Fatal { + unit_diags, + fatal_diags, + }; + } + + // Build minimal metadata: only {self} + deps + let var_ident_canonical: Ident = Ident::new(&var_ident); + let var_size = variable_size(db, var, project); + + // Arena for sub-model stub variables allocated by build_submodel_metadata + let arena = bumpalo::Bump::new(); + + // Assign sequential offsets for the minimal context + let mut mini_metadata: HashMap, crate::compiler::VariableMetadata<'_>> = + HashMap::new(); + let mut mini_offset = if is_root { + crate::vm::IMPLICIT_VAR_COUNT + } else { + 0 + }; + + // Add implicit vars if root + if is_root { + use std::sync::LazyLock; + static IMPLICIT_TIME: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| crate::variable::Variable::Var { + ident: Ident::new("time"), + ast: None, + init_ast: None, + eqn: None, + units: None, + tables: vec![], + non_negative: false, + is_flow: false, + is_table_only: false, + errors: vec![], + unit_errors: vec![], + }); + static IMPLICIT_DT: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| crate::variable::Variable::Var { + ident: Ident::new("dt"), + ast: None, + init_ast: None, + eqn: None, + units: None, + tables: vec![], + non_negative: false, + is_flow: false, + is_table_only: false, + errors: vec![], + unit_errors: vec![], + }); + static IMPLICIT_INITIAL_TIME: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| crate::variable::Variable::Var { + ident: Ident::new("initial_time"), + ast: None, + init_ast: None, + eqn: None, + units: None, + tables: vec![], + non_negative: false, + is_flow: false, + is_table_only: false, + errors: vec![], + unit_errors: vec![], + }); + static IMPLICIT_FINAL_TIME: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| crate::variable::Variable::Var { + ident: Ident::new("final_time"), + ast: None, + init_ast: None, + eqn: None, + units: None, + tables: vec![], + non_negative: false, + is_flow: false, + is_table_only: false, + errors: vec![], + unit_errors: vec![], + }); + mini_metadata.insert( + Ident::new("time"), + crate::compiler::VariableMetadata { + offset: 0, + size: 1, + var: &IMPLICIT_TIME, + }, + ); + mini_metadata.insert( + Ident::new("dt"), + crate::compiler::VariableMetadata { + offset: 1, + size: 1, + var: &IMPLICIT_DT, + }, + ); + mini_metadata.insert( + Ident::new("initial_time"), + crate::compiler::VariableMetadata { + offset: 2, + size: 1, + var: &IMPLICIT_INITIAL_TIME, + }, + ); + mini_metadata.insert( + Ident::new("final_time"), + crate::compiler::VariableMetadata { + offset: 3, + size: 1, + var: &IMPLICIT_FINAL_TIME, + }, + ); + } + + // Add self + mini_metadata.insert( + var_ident_canonical.clone(), + crate::compiler::VariableMetadata { + offset: mini_offset, + size: var_size, + var: &lowered, + }, + ); + mini_offset += var_size; + + // Walk dependencies + implicit modules (single shared walk). An + // unknown dependency is fatal here, exactly as before. + let VarDepCollection { + dep_variables, + extra_submodels, + implicit_module_vars, + implicit_submodels, + unknown_dependency, + .. + } = collect_var_dependencies(db, var, model, project, is_root, module_input_names); + + if let Some(diag) = unknown_dependency { + return LoweredVarFragment::Fatal { + unit_diags, + fatal_diags: vec![diag], + }; + } + + // Add dep metadata referencing the stored dep_variables + for (dep_ident, dep_var, dep_size) in &dep_variables { + if !mini_metadata.contains_key(dep_ident) { + mini_metadata.insert( + dep_ident.clone(), + crate::compiler::VariableMetadata { + offset: mini_offset, + size: *dep_size, + var: dep_var, + }, + ); + mini_offset += dep_size; + } + } + + for (im_ident, im_var, im_size) in &implicit_module_vars { + if !mini_metadata.contains_key(im_ident) { + mini_metadata.insert( + im_ident.clone(), + crate::compiler::VariableMetadata { + offset: mini_offset, + size: *im_size, + var: im_var, + }, + ); + mini_offset += im_size; + } + } + + // Build the all_metadata map (model_name -> var_name -> metadata) + let mut all_metadata: HashMap< + Ident, + HashMap, crate::compiler::VariableMetadata<'_>>, + > = HashMap::new(); + all_metadata.insert(model_name_ident.clone(), mini_metadata); + + // Populate sub-model metadata for implicit and explicit module sub-models + for (_sub_name, sub_model) in implicit_submodels.iter().chain(extra_submodels.iter()) { + build_submodel_metadata(&arena, db, *sub_model, project, &mut all_metadata); + } + + // Build the mini VariableLayout for symbolization + let mini_layout = + crate::compiler::symbolic::layout_from_metadata(&all_metadata, model_name_ident) + .unwrap_or_else(|_| VariableLayout::new(HashMap::new(), 0)); + let rmap = ReverseOffsetMap::from_layout(&mini_layout); + + // Build tables for compilation -- propagate errors rather than + // silently dropping them, which would shift table indices and cause + // lookups to read the wrong table at runtime. + let mut tables: HashMap, Vec> = HashMap::new(); + { + let gf_tables = lowered.tables(); + if !gf_tables.is_empty() { + let table_results: crate::Result> = gf_tables + .iter() + .map(|t| crate::compiler::Table::new(&var_ident, t)) + .collect(); + match table_results { + Ok(ts) if !ts.is_empty() => { + tables.insert(var_ident_canonical.clone(), ts); + } + Err(table_err) => { + return LoweredVarFragment::Fatal { + unit_diags, + fatal_diags: vec![Diagnostic { + model: model.name(db).clone(), + variable: Some(var.ident(db).clone()), + error: DiagnosticError::Model(table_err), + severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, + }], + }; + } + _ => {} + } + } + } + + // Also collect tables from dependency variables that have graphical + // functions. When a variable uses LOOKUP(dep, x), the dep's table + // data must be in the mini-Module's tables map so the bytecode + // compiler can emit the correct Lookup opcodes. + let source_vars = model.variables(db); + let all_dep_names: BTreeSet<&String> = deps + .dt_deps + .iter() + .chain(deps.initial_deps.iter()) + .collect(); + let mut extra_dep_names: Vec = Vec::new(); + if var.kind(db) == SourceVariableKind::Stock { + for flow_name in var.inflows(db).iter().chain(var.outflows(db).iter()) { + let canonical = canonicalize(flow_name).into_owned(); + if !all_dep_names.contains(&canonical) { + extra_dep_names.push(canonical); + } + } + } + let all_names: Vec<&String> = all_dep_names + .iter() + .copied() + .chain(extra_dep_names.iter()) + .collect(); + for dep_name in &all_names { + let effective = dep_name + .as_str() + .strip_prefix('\u{00B7}') + .unwrap_or(dep_name.as_str()); + if effective.contains('\u{00B7}') { + continue; + } + let dep_canonical: Ident = Ident::new(effective); + if tables.contains_key(&dep_canonical) { + continue; + } + if let Some(dep_sv) = source_vars.get(effective) { + let dep_tables = extract_tables_from_source_var(db, dep_sv); + if !dep_tables.is_empty() { + tables.insert(dep_canonical, dep_tables); + } + } + } + + let is_module = var.kind(db) == SourceVariableKind::Module; + + // For module variables, populate sub-model metadata so the compiler + // can generate correct CallModule bytecodes. + if is_module { + let sub_model_name = var.model_name(db); + let sub_canonical = canonicalize(sub_model_name); + if let Some(sub_model) = project_models.get(sub_canonical.as_ref()) { + build_submodel_metadata(&arena, db, *sub_model, project, &mut all_metadata); + } + } + + // Build Var for each phase this variable participates in + let core = crate::compiler::ContextCore { + dimensions: converted_dims, + dimensions_ctx: dim_context, + model_name: model_name_ident, + metadata: &all_metadata, + module_models, + inputs, + }; + + let build_var = |is_initial: bool| { + crate::compiler::Var::new( + &crate::compiler::Context::new(core, &var_ident_canonical, is_initial), + &lowered, + ) + }; + + // Build the per-phase Var values. `build_var(false)` is shared by the + // flow and stock phases; the original called it separately for each, + // but `Var::new` is deterministic so one call reused is identical. + let initial = build_var(true); + let noninitial = build_var(false); + + // Project the owned (offset, size) view out of the metadata map. The + // map borrows `lowered` and the arena and must stay internal; this + // projection reads only the owned offset/size pair, never the + // borrowed variable, so it crosses back to the caller freely. + let offsets: VarOffsets = all_metadata + .iter() + .map(|(k, v)| { + ( + k.clone(), + v.iter() + .map(|(vk, vm)| (vk.clone(), (vm.offset, vm.size))) + .collect(), + ) + }) + .collect(); + + LoweredVarFragment::Lowered { + unit_diags, + per_phase_lowered: PerPhaseLowered { + initial, + noninitial, + }, + tables, + offsets, + rmap, + mini_offset, + } +} diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs index 0071c1599..15429ca5f 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs @@ -51,6 +51,7 @@ mod db_macro_registry; // The same `dt_walk_successors` + Tarjan SCC primitive is what B1's // gate-1 (task #14) reuses. mod db_dep_graph; +mod db_var_fragment; pub mod diagram; mod dimensions; pub mod errors; From d34c5e3f7f7296d42e2f11ee79a27719c714348a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Sat, 16 May 2026 21:28:37 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 07/72] engine: add array_producing_vars condition-2 accessor Replace the inert empty-set stub with the real db_dep_graph::array_producing_vars accessor. Over the same build_var_info(db, model, project, &[]) universe that dt_cycle_sccs uses (one shared definition, not a reconstruction), source each variable's production lowered Vec via db_var_fragment::lower_var_fragment with a caller context built byte-identically to db::compile_var_fragment, and flag the variables whose complete expression list contains an array-producing builtin using the same production contains_array_producing_builtin predicate the hoister uses. It aborts loudly (never silently skips) on any incompletely sourced variable -- a whole-variable Fatal or a production-phase Var::new error -- because a false negative there would make the downstream B1 condition-2 gate false-green by under-reporting array-producing variables. Adds the four-case spine test with both binding lowered-shape assertions as permanent regression guards: a bare-scalar array-producing builtin stays in the main AssignCurr element, while a hoisted arrayed one appears only in a hoisted AssignTemp. This is the read-only precondition for the B1 element-level SCC resolution work. --- src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/mod.rs | 73 ++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs | 154 ++++++++++++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs | 129 ++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 356 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/mod.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/mod.rs index 2a379dc38..c38a731aa 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/mod.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/mod.rs @@ -1083,6 +1083,79 @@ fn contains_array_producing_builtin(expr: &Expr) -> bool { } } +/// Test-only exposure of the production recursive array-producing-builtin +/// predicate (`contains_array_producing_builtin` @~1065 -> private +/// `is_array_producing_builtin` @~853): true iff ANY element of a +/// variable's lowered per-element `Expr` list is/contains an +/// array-producing builtin (VectorElmMap/VectorSortOrder/Rank/ +/// AllocateAvailable/AllocateByPriority), incl. nested as a subexpression +/// or hoisted into an `AssignTemp`. One definition, used twice +/// (B1-design.md §10b step 3; reviewer-priors §26.1-A/§26.4). +#[cfg(test)] +pub(crate) fn exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin(exprs: &[Expr]) -> bool { + exprs.iter().any(contains_array_producing_builtin) +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin_tests { + use super::*; + + fn vem() -> Expr { + // A minimal array-producing builtin call (args are irrelevant to + // the predicate; only the `BuiltinFn` discriminant matters). + Expr::App( + BuiltinFn::VectorElmMap( + Box::new(Expr::Const(0.0, Loc::default())), + Box::new(Expr::Const(0.0, Loc::default())), + ), + Loc::default(), + ) + } + + #[test] + fn flags_top_level_array_producing_element() { + // The scalar-lowering shape `AssignCurr(off, VECTOR ELM MAP(...))` + // (the §15.6 top-level case the scalar path does NOT hoist): + // `contains_ ⊇ is_` catches the top-level `App`. + let exprs = vec![Expr::AssignCurr(0, Box::new(vem()))]; + assert!(exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin(&exprs)); + } + + #[test] + fn flags_array_producing_only_in_a_hoisted_assign_temp() { + // The §26.13 incomplete-sourcing guard at the Layer-1 boundary: + // the `App` lives ONLY in a hoisted `AssignTemp` (a non-first + // element); `AssignCurr` reads the temp. `.iter().any` over the + // COMPLETE list + the `AssignTemp` recursion must still flag it. + let exprs = vec![ + Expr::AssignCurr( + 0, + Box::new(Expr::TempArray( + 0, + ArrayView::contiguous(vec![1]), + Loc::default(), + )), + ), + Expr::AssignTemp(0, Box::new(vem()), ArrayView::contiguous(vec![1])), + ]; + assert!(exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin(&exprs)); + } + + #[test] + fn does_not_flag_plain_exprs() { + let exprs = vec![ + Expr::AssignCurr(0, Box::new(Expr::Const(1.0, Loc::default()))), + Expr::AssignCurr(1, Box::new(Expr::Var(0, Loc::default()))), + ]; + assert!(!exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin(&exprs)); + } + + #[test] + fn does_not_flag_empty_list() { + assert!(!exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin(&[])); + } +} + fn builtin_contains_array_producing(builtin: &BuiltinFn) -> bool { let mut found = false; builtin.for_each_expr_ref(|e| { diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs index 4d5f56946..37be66eb5 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs @@ -371,6 +371,160 @@ pub(crate) fn dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent( sccs } +/// §10b step-3 Layer-2: the set of main-model variables whose OWN +/// production-lowered per-element `Vec` is, or recursively +/// contains, an array-producing builtin +/// (VectorElmMap/VectorSortOrder/Rank/AllocateAvailable/AllocateByPriority) +/// -- the §4-P5 can't-flat-split risk set. Sources each variable's +/// lowered `Vec` from the engine's OWN per-variable production +/// compile on the SAME salsa-cached `(db, model, project)` state +/// `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` observes (constraint §26.4-(c)4, +/// the binding identical-universe correctness precondition), then applies +/// the Layer-1 predicate `crate::compiler::exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin`. +/// Sorted/byte-stable. Identical `(db, model, project)` triple to +/// `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` so the §10c/§10d RUN computes +/// `{multi ∪ self_loops} ∩ array_producing_vars` directly. +/// +/// Universe = the IDENTICAL `build_var_info(.., &[])` keyset +/// `dt_cycle_sccs` iterates (C4-a). Each variable's lowered `Vec` +/// is sourced from the engine's OWN per-variable production lowering via +/// `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` (the post-Commit-R +/// `crate::db_var_fragment::lower_var_fragment` surface; never a +/// re-derivation -- B1-design.md §10b step 3 / §26.4 C1-provenance), and +/// the COMPLETE list is fed to the Layer-1 predicate (the `&[Expr]` type +/// enforces completeness of what Layer-1 scans; sourcing the real +/// `lower_var_fragment` output enforces completeness of what Layer-2 +/// sources -- the §26.5/§26.6 spine; NEVER a hoist-set subset). +/// `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` ABORTs (never silent-skips) on any +/// universe variable whose production lowered exprs cannot be sourced +/// (C4-b) -- a silent skip would be the §10c/§10d incomplete-sourcing +/// false-negative the spine forbids. +#[cfg(test)] +pub(crate) fn array_producing_vars( + db: &dyn Db, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, +) -> BTreeSet> { + // C4-a: the IDENTICAL universe `dt_cycle_sccs` uses -- the same + // `build_var_info(.., &[])` keyset on the same `(db, model, project)` + // triple -- so the §10c/§10d RUN intersects `{multi ∪ self_loops}` + // and this set over ONE universe (the binding identical-universe + // precondition §26.4-(c)4). + let (var_info, _all_init_referenced) = build_var_info(db, model, project, &[]); + + let mut out: BTreeSet> = BTreeSet::new(); + for name in var_info.keys() { + let exprs = var_noninitial_lowered_exprs(db, model, project, name); + if crate::compiler::exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin(&exprs) { + out.insert(Ident::from_str_unchecked(name)); + } + } + out +} + +/// The engine's OWN per-variable production-lowered non-initial (dt/flow) +/// `Vec` for the canonical `var_name`. +/// +/// Sourced via `crate::db_var_fragment::lower_var_fragment` -- the exact +/// per-variable lowering the production caller `crate::db::compile_var_fragment` +/// runs -- with the caller-owned, lowering-independent context constructed +/// byte-identically to that caller (same helpers, same order: +/// `source_dims_to_datamodel` -> `DimensionsContext`/`Dimension`, +/// `model.name`, `model_module_map`) and the default no-module-input +/// wiring `dt_cycle_sccs` uses (`build_var_info(.., &[])` => `is_root = +/// true`, empty module inputs). This is the engine's real lowering, never +/// a re-derivation (B1-design.md §10b step 3 / §26.4 C1-provenance; the +/// §26.30 forward note pins `lower_var_fragment` as the Layer-2 source +/// surface). The non-initial phase is the dt phase the §10c/§10d RUN +/// intersects (`dt_cycle_sccs` is the dt-phase relation), so Layer-2 +/// membership is dt-phase-consistent with the cycle set it is +/// intersected against. +/// +/// C4-b footgun-proofing: ABORT (panic -- never silent-skip) when a +/// universe variable's non-initial production lowered exprs cannot be +/// sourced: no `SourceVariable` (an implicit SMOOTH/DELAY/INIT helper -- +/// it has no `lower_var_fragment` entry; sourcing implicit vars is the +/// deferred §10c/§10d-RUN concern and is loudly surfaced here rather than +/// silently mis-classified), `LoweredVarFragment::Fatal` (the variable +/// did not lower at all), or the non-initial phase's `Var::new` errored. +/// +/// §26.46 Ruling-2 (SPIRIT pinned; the literal "abort only on whole-var +/// `Fatal`" reading was rejected as unsound): an incompletely-sourced +/// production `Vec` ⇒ `array_producing_vars` misses an +/// array-producing `App` the COMPLETE lowering would have ⇒ a +/// false-negative ⇒ `{multi ∪ self_loops} ∩ array_producing_vars` +/// under-includes ⇒ a §10c/§10d/§4-P5 false-green -- the exact footgun +/// C4-b exists to prevent. So C4-b MUST abort (loud, never +/// silent-proceed) on ANY incomplete sourcing for a C4-a-universe +/// variable, not merely whole-var `Fatal`. The conservative superset +/// (abort on any phase `Var::new` Err, incl. an initial-only error) is +/// acceptable/preferred -- strictly safer, with no spurious-abort +/// downside on a well-formed model. +#[cfg(test)] +pub(crate) fn var_noninitial_lowered_exprs( + db: &dyn Db, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, + var_name: &str, +) -> Vec { + use crate::db_var_fragment::{LoweredVarFragment, lower_var_fragment}; + + let source_vars = model.variables(db); + let Some(sv) = source_vars.get(var_name) else { + panic!( + "array_producing_vars: universe var {var_name:?} has no \ + SourceVariable (an implicit SMOOTH/DELAY/INIT helper -- \ + implicit-var sourcing is the deferred §10c/§10d-RUN concern) \ + -- C4-b ABORT, never silent-skip (a silent skip is the \ + §10c/§10d incomplete-sourcing false-negative)" + ); + }; + + // Caller-owned, lowering-independent context, built EXACTLY as + // `crate::db::compile_var_fragment` builds it. + let dm_dims = crate::db::source_dims_to_datamodel(project.dimensions(db)); + let dim_context = crate::dimensions::DimensionsContext::from(dm_dims.as_slice()); + let converted_dims: Vec = dm_dims + .iter() + .map(crate::dimensions::Dimension::from) + .collect(); + let model_name_ident = Ident::new(model.name(db)); + let inputs: BTreeSet> = BTreeSet::new(); + let module_models = crate::db::model_module_map(db, model, project).clone(); + + let lowered = lower_var_fragment( + db, + *sv, + model, + project, + true, + &[], + &converted_dims, + &dim_context, + &model_name_ident, + &module_models, + &inputs, + ); + + match lowered { + LoweredVarFragment::Lowered { + per_phase_lowered, .. + } => match per_phase_lowered.noninitial { + Ok(v) => v.ast, + Err(e) => panic!( + "array_producing_vars: universe var {var_name:?} non-initial \ + Var::new errored ({e:?}) -- cannot source its production \ + lowered exprs (C4-b ABORT, never silent-skip)" + ), + }, + LoweredVarFragment::Fatal { .. } => panic!( + "array_producing_vars: universe var {var_name:?} failed to lower \ + (LoweredVarFragment::Fatal) -- cannot assess array-producing \ + membership (C4-b ABORT, never silent-skip)" + ), + } +} + #[cfg(test)] #[path = "db_dep_graph_tests.rs"] mod db_dep_graph_tests; diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs index 5d1b203b9..039fc460c 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs @@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ use super::*; use crate::datamodel; use crate::db::{SimlinDb, sync_from_datamodel}; +use crate::test_common::TestProject; // ── Task #15: Condition-2 dt-phase cycle introspection harness ────────── // @@ -304,3 +305,131 @@ fn consistency_violation_some_when_self_loop_not_flagged() { }; assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, false).is_some()); } + +// ── §26.1-A Layer-2 (`array_producing_vars`) — §26.13 4-case spine ────── +// +// The full §26.5 completeness spine; BOTH positive cases are +// independently required to falsify the §4-P5-false-GREEN class: +// case-1 (POS) top-level-scalar `= VECTOR ELM MAP(...)` — the §15.6 +// shape the scalar `!is_∧contains_` path does NOT hoist (`App` lives +// in `AssignCurr`); falsifies an impl narrowed to the compiler +// hoist-set (§26.6 half). +// case-2 (POS) array-producing builtin nested so the compiler hoists +// it into a separate `AssignTemp` (`App` lives ONLY in the hoisted +// `AssignTemp`, NOT in `AssignCurr`/main); falsifies a Layer-2 that +// sources only `AssignCurr` and drops hoisted temps (the +// incomplete-sourcing false-negative the `&[Expr]` type-enforcement +// cannot prevent — it governs only what Layer-1 scans, not what +// Layer-2 sources). +// case-3 (NEG) plain scalar — soundness. +// case-4 (NEG) merely references the VEM var — its OWN lowered `Expr` +// has only a `Var` slot read, no `App` (concern-(a)); soundness. +// VEM shapes are the known-good `tests/compiler_vector.rs` fixtures +// (`vector_elm_map(source[*], offsets[*])` and the nested +// `max(vector_elm_map(...), 15)` hoisting form) so the model compiles and +// the only RED is the assertion (Layer-2 is a stub until its +// reviewer-confirmed source surface lands as the preceding refactor +// commit). RED now (stub returns ∅) → GREEN once Layer-2 is implemented. +#[test] +fn array_producing_vars_flags_exactly_the_two_positive_cases() { + let project = TestProject::new("ap_vars_26_13_fixture") + .indexed_dimension("D", 3) + .array_with_ranges("source[D]", vec![("1", "10"), ("2", "20"), ("3", "30")]) + .array_with_ranges("offsets[D]", vec![("1", "0"), ("2", "2"), ("3", "1")]) + // case-1 POSITIVE: top-level array-producing (scalar path does + // NOT hoist; `App` in `AssignCurr`). + .aux("case1_vem", "vector_elm_map(source[*], offsets[*])", None) + // case-2 POSITIVE: VEM nested inside `max(...)` -> the compiler + // hoists the VEM into a separate `AssignTemp`; `App` lives ONLY + // in the hoisted temp, `AssignCurr` reads it back. + .array_aux( + "case2_hoisted[D]", + "max(vector_elm_map(source[*], offsets[*]), 15)", + ) + // case-3 NEGATIVE: plain scalar, no array-producing builtin. + .aux("case3_plain", "1 + 2", None) + // case-4 NEGATIVE: merely references the VEM var element-wise; + // case4_ref's OWN lowered Expr is `Op2(+, Var(off), 1)` -- a slot + // read another var filled, NOT an inline array-producing `App`. + .array_aux("case4_ref[D]", "case1_vem + 1"); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let got = array_producing_vars(&db, model, result.project); + + let expected: BTreeSet> = [ + crate::common::Ident::new("case1_vem"), + crate::common::Ident::new("case2_hoisted"), + ] + .into_iter() + .collect(); + assert_eq!( + got, expected, + "array_producing_vars must be EXACTLY {{case1_vem, case2_hoisted}} \ + (§26.13 4-case spine): both positives flagged (top-level-scalar \ + AND hoisted-AssignTemp), both negatives not" + ); + + // ── BINDING lowered-shape asserts (BLOCKING at the §26.1-A impl-gate; + // permanent regression guards). Sourced from the SAME engine per-var + // production lowering Layer-2 consumes (`var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` + // -> `crate::db_var_fragment::lower_var_fragment`), partitioned by + // top-level element kind, then the SAME production Layer-1 predicate + // applied per partition -- no re-implementation of the + // array-producing recursion. + use crate::compiler::Expr; + let vem_in = |exprs: &[Expr], want_temp: bool| -> bool { + let part: Vec = exprs + .iter() + .filter(|e| { + if want_temp { + matches!(e, Expr::AssignTemp(..)) + } else { + matches!(e, Expr::AssignCurr(..)) + } + }) + .cloned() + .collect(); + crate::compiler::exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin(&part) + }; + + // case-1 (inverse of case-2): the array-producing `App` must live + // INSIDE an `AssignCurr`/main element AND NOT inside ANY hoisted + // `AssignTemp`. The §26.45 corrected bare-scalar declaration lowers + // to `[AssignCurr(off, App(VEM,…))]` -- the scalar path does NOT + // hoist a top-level array-producing builtin -- so this confirms + // (i)-CLEAN, §26.6-distinct from case-2 by construction. If `App` + // IS in a hoisted `AssignTemp`, the corrected scalar case-1 is + // hoisted ⇒ the §26.18-style (ii) uninstantiable escalation + // REOPENS: surface it immediately, do NOT paper over. + let c1 = var_noninitial_lowered_exprs(&db, model, result.project, "case1_vem"); + let c1_in_curr = vem_in(&c1, false); + let c1_in_temp = vem_in(&c1, true); + assert!( + c1_in_curr && !c1_in_temp, + "case-1 BINDING shape (inverse of case-2): the VECTOR ELM MAP App \ + must be in an AssignCurr/main element AND NOT in any hoisted \ + AssignTemp (in_curr={c1_in_curr}, in_temp={c1_in_temp}, \ + elems={}). in_temp=true ⇒ corrected scalar case-1 IS hoisted ⇒ \ + the (ii) uninstantiable escalation REOPENS (§26.18-style) -- \ + surface immediately, do not work around.", + c1.len() + ); + + // case-2 (its own, locked, unchanged by §26.45): the array-producing + // `App` must live ONLY in the hoisted `AssignTemp`, NEVER directly + // in `AssignCurr` (the `AssignCurr` reads the temp back). + let c2 = var_noninitial_lowered_exprs(&db, model, result.project, "case2_hoisted"); + let c2_in_curr = vem_in(&c2, false); + let c2_in_temp = vem_in(&c2, true); + assert!( + c2_in_temp && !c2_in_curr, + "case-2 BINDING shape (locked): the VECTOR ELM MAP App must be \ + ONLY in a hoisted AssignTemp and NEVER in AssignCurr \ + (in_curr={c2_in_curr}, in_temp={c2_in_temp}, elems={})", + c2.len() + ); +} From 7e25d067e54f7698423ba23780add366c5500982 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Sun, 17 May 2026 19:05:17 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 08/72] docs: update tech-debt --- docs/tech-debt.md | 10 ++++++++++ 1 file changed, 10 insertions(+) diff --git a/docs/tech-debt.md b/docs/tech-debt.md index 6d80d4f2b..73a401b28 100644 --- a/docs/tech-debt.md +++ b/docs/tech-debt.md @@ -597,3 +597,13 @@ Known debt items consolidated from CLAUDE.md files and codebase analysis. Each e - **Suspected fix**: Commit the implementation plan at the **start** of execution — the `starting-an-implementation-plan` / `executing-an-implementation-plan` step should commit `docs/implementation-plans//` before the first task subagent runs — rather than rescuing it at the `finishing-a-development-branch` step. Optionally add a guard in the execute step that refuses to start if the plan directory is untracked. - **Owner**: unassigned - **Last reviewed**: 2026-05-15 + +### 64. `collect_var_dependencies` dependency walk is invoked from two call-sites per variable + +- **Component**: engine (`src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs`) +- **Severity**: low +- **Description**: `collect_var_dependencies` (defined at `src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs:154`) is invoked from exactly two runtime call-sites during compilation of each variable: `build_caller_module_refs` at `db_var_fragment.rs:464`, and `lower_var_fragment` at `db_var_fragment.rs:793`. So the dependency / implicit-module walk runs twice per variable. This is **behavior-neutral and effectively free**: the function is pure and its inputs are salsa-tracked, so the second invocation is a memoized cache hit with no recomputation and no behavior difference. The `VarDepCollection` struct rustdoc at `db_var_fragment.rs:124-129` states "the walk logic exists exactly once," which is accurate at the *code/definition* level (a single shared function) but is not the same as the *invocation* count being one — a reader could misread the rustdoc as implying a single call. This is a clean shared-fn extraction (the C-LEARN "Commit-R" refactor that pulled per-variable lowering out of `compile_var_fragment` into the shared `lower_var_fragment`) that legitimately gets reused on two call paths; the only real artifact is the rustdoc precision nuance. Filed in tech-debt rather than as a GitHub issue because there is no correctness, behavior, or measurable performance impact. +- **Suspected fix**: Either (a) leave as-is and tighten the `db_var_fragment.rs:124-129` rustdoc to say the *walk logic* (the shared function body) exists once while noting it is invoked from both `lower_var_fragment` and `build_caller_module_refs` with the second call served by salsa memoization; or (b) if a future refactor wants a single invocation, have `lower_var_fragment` return the lowering-independent module-ref data so `build_caller_module_refs` can be derived from it instead of re-walking. Option (a) is the minimal, sufficient resolution. +- **Owner**: unassigned +- **Last reviewed**: 2026-05-16 +- **Provenance**: Adversarial review of the C-LEARN hero-model "Commit-R" refactor; explicitly recorded as TRACKED-not-a-bounce in `docs/clearn-investigation/reviewer-priors.md` §26.38 (lines 5666-5670). From 5cd68fc0332b498f87d72cd781ae7a3bc328a684 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Sun, 17 May 2026 20:22:50 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 09/72] engine: replace phantom design-doc citations in comments The C-LEARN blocker work landed with a dense citation scheme pointing at design docs that do not exist in the repo (B1-design.md, B2.md, B3.md, reviewer-priors.md) plus an internal taxonomy (B1/B2/B3/B4 blockers, section numbers, C4-a/C4-b, Layer-1/Layer-2, Task #14/#15, gate-1, "footgun-proofing", reviewer/adversarial narrative, RED/GREEN play-by- play). Per CLAUDE.md, comments must explain the why -- invariants, ordering constraints, edge-case semantics -- self-containedly; git history holds the journey. Each affected comment, rustdoc, panic/assert message, and the two src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md module-map bullets are rewritten from scratch as clean specs. Every genuine invariant is preserved (the shared dt_walk_successors cycle relation and its per-node-kind behavior, the canonicalize quoted-period idempotency rationale, the subscripted-self-reference resolution, the stock-flow decomposition and per-element net-flow resolution, the array-producing membership completeness argument). Real GitHub issue #559 (the actual C-LEARN umbrella issue) is kept; only the phantom doc/section/task references are dropped. Test functions and helpers that baked the B1/B2/B3/B4 taxonomy into their names are renamed to describe what they verify (e.g. simulates_b2_pattern_a_subscript_pinned_flow -> simulates_subscript_pinned_higher_rank_flow; b3_compile_diags -> compile_diags). These renames are test-scoped and behavior-preserving; no production code semantics change. The VarDepCollection rustdoc is tightened to state that the walk logic is defined once but invoked from two salsa-memoized call sites, and tech-debt.md entry #64 -- which only tracked that rustdoc imprecision, a behavior-neutral non-issue -- is deleted now that it is resolved, restoring tech-debt.md to its pre-branch content. --- docs/tech-debt.md | 10 - src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md | 4 +- src/simlin-engine/src/common.rs | 40 +- src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/mod.rs | 27 +- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs | 224 +++++------- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs | 152 ++++---- src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs | 15 +- src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs | 6 +- src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs | 11 +- src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs | 9 +- src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/stocks.rs | 82 +++-- .../src/mdl/convert/variables.rs | 8 +- src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs | 10 +- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 342 +++++++++--------- 14 files changed, 443 insertions(+), 497 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/tech-debt.md b/docs/tech-debt.md index 73a401b28..6d80d4f2b 100644 --- a/docs/tech-debt.md +++ b/docs/tech-debt.md @@ -597,13 +597,3 @@ Known debt items consolidated from CLAUDE.md files and codebase analysis. Each e - **Suspected fix**: Commit the implementation plan at the **start** of execution — the `starting-an-implementation-plan` / `executing-an-implementation-plan` step should commit `docs/implementation-plans//` before the first task subagent runs — rather than rescuing it at the `finishing-a-development-branch` step. Optionally add a guard in the execute step that refuses to start if the plan directory is untracked. - **Owner**: unassigned - **Last reviewed**: 2026-05-15 - -### 64. `collect_var_dependencies` dependency walk is invoked from two call-sites per variable - -- **Component**: engine (`src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs`) -- **Severity**: low -- **Description**: `collect_var_dependencies` (defined at `src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs:154`) is invoked from exactly two runtime call-sites during compilation of each variable: `build_caller_module_refs` at `db_var_fragment.rs:464`, and `lower_var_fragment` at `db_var_fragment.rs:793`. So the dependency / implicit-module walk runs twice per variable. This is **behavior-neutral and effectively free**: the function is pure and its inputs are salsa-tracked, so the second invocation is a memoized cache hit with no recomputation and no behavior difference. The `VarDepCollection` struct rustdoc at `db_var_fragment.rs:124-129` states "the walk logic exists exactly once," which is accurate at the *code/definition* level (a single shared function) but is not the same as the *invocation* count being one — a reader could misread the rustdoc as implying a single call. This is a clean shared-fn extraction (the C-LEARN "Commit-R" refactor that pulled per-variable lowering out of `compile_var_fragment` into the shared `lower_var_fragment`) that legitimately gets reused on two call paths; the only real artifact is the rustdoc precision nuance. Filed in tech-debt rather than as a GitHub issue because there is no correctness, behavior, or measurable performance impact. -- **Suspected fix**: Either (a) leave as-is and tighten the `db_var_fragment.rs:124-129` rustdoc to say the *walk logic* (the shared function body) exists once while noting it is invoked from both `lower_var_fragment` and `build_caller_module_refs` with the second call served by salsa memoization; or (b) if a future refactor wants a single invocation, have `lower_var_fragment` return the lowering-independent module-ref data so `build_caller_module_refs` can be derived from it instead of re-walking. Option (a) is the minimal, sufficient resolution. -- **Owner**: unassigned -- **Last reviewed**: 2026-05-16 -- **Provenance**: Adversarial review of the C-LEARN hero-model "Commit-R" refactor; explicitly recorded as TRACKED-not-a-bounce in `docs/clearn-investigation/reviewer-priors.md` §26.38 (lines 5666-5670). diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md b/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md index b03bc4003..a4a333d33 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md +++ b/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md @@ -47,8 +47,8 @@ The primary compilation path uses salsa tracked functions for fine-grained incre - **`src/db_ltm_ir.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- not a `db.rs` submodule, purely for the per-file line cap; like `ltm_agg`, it builds on `crate::db`) - The single salsa-tracked place a causal edge's access shape *and* aggregate-node routing are decided. `model_ltm_reference_sites(db, model, project) -> LtmReferenceSitesResult` walks each variable's `Expr2` AST once, consults `enumerate_agg_nodes` (the sole "hoistable maximal reducer" decider), and buckets every `Var`/`Subscript` reference by its `(from, to)` causal edge into a `Vec` (`shape` + `target_element` + `routing ∈ {Direct, ThroughAgg{agg}}`); the byte-identical `route_through_agg = !routed_aggs.is_empty() && in_reducer` decision and the `aggs_in_var(to).filter(is_synthetic && reads from)` filter exist here and nowhere else. `model_element_causal_edges`, `model_edge_shapes`, and `model_ltm_variables` are pure readers. Also hosts the AST-walker helpers moved out of `db_analysis.rs` (`collect_reference_sites` / `classify_subscript_shape` / `resolve_literal_index` / `collect_reference_shapes`); `classify_subscript_shape` carries the AC1.4 fix -- a subscript whose indices are *all* `Wildcard`/`StarRange` (the reducer-style whole-extent access, e.g. `SUM(x[*:Dim])`) classifies as `Wildcard` to agree with `enumerate_agg_nodes`'s read-slice hoisting test. `classify_iterated_dim_shape` carries the GH #511 iterated-dimension fix -- a subscript whose indices are *exactly* the target equation's iterated dimensions, in the position matching the source's declared dimension order (each index `d_i` either named the same as the source's `i`-th dim or a dimension that maps to it -- the AC3.5 mapped-dimension case), classifies as `Bare` (a same-element-on-shared-dims reference: `row_sum[Region]` inside `growth[Region,Age]` reads the same `Region` element of `row_sum`, which `emit_edges_for_reference` then projects via `expand_same_element`). A *partially*-iterated subscript that is a *reducer argument* (`SUM(matrix[D1,*])`, `SUM(pop[NYC,*])`, `SUM(matrix3d[D1,NYC,*])`) is hoisted into a synthetic agg by `enumerate_agg_nodes` (its read slice is statically describable), so the reference is `ThroughAgg`-routed and its (`Wildcard`) shape is ignored; the only `Direct` `Wildcard` reducer references remaining are a *whole-RHS* variable-backed reducer's argument (`total = SUM(population[*])`), which keeps `Wildcard`, and a not-hoistable reducer's argument -- a *dynamic index* (`SUM(pop[idx,*])`, `idx` non-literal) or a *mapped*-dimension sliced reducer (`SUM(matrix[State,*])` over `matrix[Region,D2]` with a `State→Region` mapping; `enumerate_agg_nodes` declines the remapped axis -- tracked tech debt). For the dynamic-index case `model_ltm_reference_sites` reclassifies that `Direct` `Wildcard` `in_reducer` site as `DynamicIndex` (#514) so the `Wildcard`-shape conservative cross-product never fires from a `Direct` site that *could* have been hoisted. (`classify_iterated_dim_shape`'s mapped branch -- a *whole-equation*-iterated subscript like `x[State]` inside `target[State] = x[State] * c`, not a sliced reducer argument -- is a separate path and still classifies as `Bare`.) The mapped case needs a `DimensionsContext` (built from `project_datamodel_dims`), so the IR is recomputed when a dimension's mappings change. - **`src/db_ltm_ir_tests.rs`** - Tests for the reference-site IR: the per-AST-site `(shape, in_reducer)` contract (the `ref_site_*` regression guards, ported from `db_analysis.rs`) plus the public `ClassifiedSite` contract -- `(shape, target_element, routing)` per site, the AC1.4 `StarRange` consistency, and the AC1.5 SIZE / scalar-source-reducer `Direct` routing, each cross-checked against `enumerate_agg_nodes`. - **`src/db_macro_registry.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- like `db_ltm_ir`, only to keep `db.rs` under the per-file line cap) - The per-project macro-registry salsa query. `project_macro_registry(db, project) -> MacroRegistryResult` wraps the pure `module_functions::MacroRegistry` (resolver) and exposes the build error. Registry-build *validation* (recursion cycle, duplicate macro name, macro/model name collision) can't be re-derived from the canonical-name-keyed `SourceProject.models`, so `macro_registry_build_error` runs `MacroRegistry::build` over the datamodel `Vec` at sync time and stores its typed `(ErrorCode, message)` on the `SourceProject` input; the query reads it back and surfaces it as a project-level diagnostic so `compile_project_incremental` fails with a clear message. `enclosing_macro_for_var` resolves a macro-body variable's enclosing-macro name (#554, the renamed-intrinsic precedence). -- **`src/db_dep_graph.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- like `db_ltm_ir` / `db_macro_registry`, only to keep `db.rs` under the per-file line cap) - Holds the single shared **dt-phase cycle relation** `dt_walk_successors(var_info, name) -> Vec<&str>` (Stock/Module/absent ⇒ `[]`; otherwise `dt_deps` filtered to known, non-stock targets, module-targets kept -- exactly the successor set `crate::db::model_dependency_graph_impl`'s `compute_inner` iterates for dt-phase cycle detection) and the shared `VarInfo` map builder `build_var_info` (consumed verbatim by `model_dependency_graph_impl` and the Condition-2 accessor, so the gate observes the *exact* `var_info` the engine builds -- never a reconstruction). One definition used twice makes the Condition-2 gate's relation the engine's relation *by construction* (B1-design.md §10b); the same `dt_walk_successors` + Tarjan-SCC primitive is what B1's gate-1 (task #14) reuses, hence production code. Also hosts the `#[cfg(test)]` Condition-2 SCC accessor: `dt_cycle_sccs` (uncapped `crate::ltm::scc_components` Tarjan over the `dt_walk_successors` adjacency → `DtCycleSccs { multi, self_loops }`, sorted/byte-stable), the pure `dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation` predicate (functional core), and `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` (imperative shell -- cross-checks the instrumented SCC set against the engine's real `CircularDependency` flagging on the same compiled model, panics/STOPs on divergence; §10b step-4 footgun-proofing). -- **`src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs`** - Tests for the dt-phase cycle-relation primitive and the Condition-2 SCC accessor (Task #15 / B1-design.md §10b), moved out of `db_tests.rs` alongside the production code purely for the per-file line cap (logic byte-unchanged): the `dt_walk_successors` invariant per node kind (Stock/Module/Aux/absent, BTreeSet-sorted order), `dt_cycle_sccs` integration (clean DAG / two-node cycle / self-loop, each via the consistency-checked accessor), byte-stability, and the pure consistency predicate in both divergence directions plus all consistent pairings. +- **`src/db_dep_graph.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- like `db_ltm_ir` / `db_macro_registry`, only to keep `db.rs` under the per-file line cap) - Holds the single shared **dt-phase cycle relation** `dt_walk_successors(var_info, name) -> Vec<&str>` (Stock/Module/absent ⇒ `[]`; otherwise `dt_deps` filtered to known, non-stock targets, module-targets kept -- exactly the successor set `crate::db::model_dependency_graph_impl`'s `compute_inner` iterates for dt-phase cycle detection) and the shared `VarInfo` map builder `build_var_info` (consumed verbatim by `model_dependency_graph_impl` and the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor, so the accessor observes the *exact* `var_info` the engine builds -- never a reconstruction). Defining the relation once and using it in both places makes the accessor's relation the engine's relation by construction. Also hosts the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor: `dt_cycle_sccs` (uncapped `crate::ltm::scc_components` Tarjan over the `dt_walk_successors` adjacency → `DtCycleSccs { multi, self_loops }`, sorted/byte-stable), the pure `dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation` predicate (functional core), and `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` (imperative shell -- cross-checks the instrumented SCC set against the engine's real `CircularDependency` flagging on the same compiled model, panics on divergence), plus `array_producing_vars` / `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` (the set of variables whose engine-lowered non-initial exprs contain an array-producing builtin, over the same `build_var_info` universe). +- **`src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs`** - Tests for the dt-phase cycle-relation primitive and the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor, in their own file alongside the production code to keep `db.rs`/`db_tests.rs` under the per-file line cap: the `dt_walk_successors` invariant per node kind (Stock/Module/Aux/absent, BTreeSet-sorted order), `dt_cycle_sccs` integration (clean DAG / two-node cycle / self-loop, each via the consistency-checked accessor), byte-stability, the pure consistency predicate in both divergence directions plus all consistent pairings, and `array_producing_vars` membership over the four positive/negative cases. - **`src/db_ltm.rs`** - LTM (Loops That Matter) equation parsing and compilation as salsa tracked functions. `model_ltm_variables` is the unified entry point: generates link scores, loop scores, pathway scores, and composite scores for any model (root, stdlib, user-defined), and also caches the loop-id -> cycle-partition mapping on `LtmVariablesResult::loop_partitions` so post-simulation consumers can normalize loop scores without re-running Tarjan. Relative loop scores are no longer emitted as synthetic variables; see `ltm_post.rs` for the post-simulation computation. Auto-detects sub-model behavior by checking for input ports with causal pathways. Also handles implicit helper/module vars synthesized while parsing LTM equations. `LtmSyntheticVar` carries an `equation: datamodel::Equation` (so an arrayed-per-element-equation target's link score can be a real `Equation::Arrayed` partial-per-element rather than a `"0"` placeholder) plus a `dimensions` field (list of dimension names) so A2A link/loop scores expand to per-element slots during simulation and discovery. Reducer subexpressions are routed through aggregate nodes: `enumerate_agg_nodes` (`ltm_agg.rs`) hoists each statically-describable inlined reducer (whole-extent or sliced) into a synthetic `$⁚ltm⁚agg⁚{n}` aux carrying a `read_slice` / `result_dims`, and `model_ltm_variables` emits that aux plus its two link-score halves -- `source[] → agg` (one scalar `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[]→{agg}`, or `…→{agg}[]` for an arrayed agg, per *read* row -- only the rows the slice reads, scored by the reducer's `classify_reducer` algebraic shortcut over that row's co-reduced slice via `emit_source_to_agg_link_scores`/`read_slice_rows`) and `agg → target` (a Bare partial of `target`'s equation with the reducer subexpr AST-substituted by the agg name; one scalar `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{agg}→{to}[{e}]` per target element for an arrayed `target` -- the agg side carries an `[]` subscript when the agg is itself arrayed, *and* the `Δsource` denominator of that link-score equation projects the same `[]` subscript (`generate_scalar_to_element_equation`'s `source_ref_override`), since the bare multi-slot agg name doesn't compile as a scalar denominator -- or a single `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{agg}→{to}` for a scalar one). An *arrayed* synthetic agg's two halves use the same agg-half emitters with subscripted agg names; this is exact for the diagonal case (`result_dims` equal the target's iterated dims) but the strict-prefix *broadcast* case (`SUM(matrix[D1,*])` inside an A2A body over `D1 x D2`) over-subscribes the agg into the cross-product -- tracked as GH #528, the loop score degrades to 0 there. A reducer over a *dynamic index* (`SUM(pop[idx,*])`) and a *mapped*-dimension sliced reducer (`SUM(matrix[State,*])` over `matrix[Region,D2]` with a `State→Region` mapping) are the carve-outs: not hoisted, so the reference stays on the conservative path (`DynamicIndex` for the dynamic-index case). `emit_per_shape_link_scores` covers the *non*-reducer (Bare / FixedIndex) references; the obsolete per-shape `⁚wildcard`/`⁚dynamic` link-score variants were retired. The exhaustive path consumes the tiered enumerator (`model_loop_circuits_tiered`) via `build_loops_from_tiered`: fast-path circuits (PureScalar / PureSameElementA2A) materialize directly into Loops, and the slow path flows through `build_element_level_loops` (preserved as the slow-path consumer) which groups element-level circuits into A2A loops (shared ID, with dimensions) or element-subscripted cross-element loops. The per-element distinction for cross-dimensional edges is encoded in the link's `from` string (e.g., `"pop[nyc]"`) and the visited element of an A2A target on the link's `to` string (`"mp[boston]"`), not as a separate shape field, so the loop-score equation references the per-element link score that `try_cross_dimensional_link_scores` emits (named `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[{elem}]→{to}` for an arrayed-source → scalar-target reducer edge -- and `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[{d1,d2}]→{to}[{d1}]` for an arrayed-result reducer) and the subscripted-after-quote A2A slot `"$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}→{to}"[e]` for a cross-element edge that visits one slot of an A2A score. The mirror cross-dimensional case -- a scalar-source → arrayed-target edge -- is handled by the sibling `try_scalar_to_arrayed_link_scores`, which emits one scalar `LtmSyntheticVar` per *target* element, named `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}→{to}[{elem}]` (the element rides in the `to` side instead of the `from` side); a single Bare-A2A var would be undiscoverable because the discovery parser would invent a `{from}[{elem}]` node that doesn't match the scalar source's bare node. A *disjoint*-dim arrayed→arrayed edge whose target is a per-element-equation (`Ast::Arrayed`) variable referencing the source by literal element subscripts of a dimension disjoint from the target's (`target[D1,D2]` whose `` equations reference `source[m]`, `m ∈ D3`, D3 disjoint from D1/D2) is handled by `try_disjoint_dim_arrayed_link_scores` (called from `emit_link_scores_for_edge` before the `emit_per_shape_link_scores` fallback): it reuses the `model_ltm_reference_sites` IR for `(from, to)` (each site's `shape` is `FixedIndex(elems)` for `source[m]`), and emits one `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[{m}]→{to}` per distinct referenced source element -- an `Equation::Arrayed` over `to`'s dims (via the salsa-cached shaped path → `build_arrayed_link_score_equation`), holding `source[m]` live in the slots that reference it and the trivial-zero guard form (`source[m]` frozen at `PREVIOUS`) elsewhere -- not the silent scalarized stand-in the pre-#510 path produced (`link_score_dimensions` returned `[]` for the disjoint edge, so `retarget_ltm_equation_dims` collapsed the per-element `Equation::Arrayed` to the first slot's text). If the target references the source via a *non-literal* index (a `DynamicIndex` site) the edge is not statically scoreable: `emit_unscoreable_disjoint_edge_warning` accumulates a `CompilationDiagnostic` `Warning` naming the edge and *no* link-score variable is emitted (and the caller does not fall through to `emit_per_shape_link_scores`, which would build the misleading scalarized stand-in). A loop running through an inlined reducer traverses `… → from[d] → $⁚ltm⁚agg⁚{n} → to[e] → …` in the un-trimmed loop-score chain, but the synthetic agg nodes are trimmed from each *reported* `Loop`/`FoundLoop` node sequence (like the internal stocks of `DELAY3`/`SMOOTH`). A cross-element feedback loop *through* an inlined reducer visits the (subscript-free, or for an arrayed agg `[]`-subscripted) agg node more than once, so Johnson never emits it directly: `recover_cross_agg_loops` (`db_ltm.rs`, called from `build_element_level_loops`) reconstructs it from the agg-touching elementary "petals" (`agg → … → agg`), stitching pairwise-disjoint petal subsets of size ≥2 in every distinct *cyclic ordering* (`cyclic_orderings(m)` -- index 0 pinned to kill rotations, mirror reversals skipped: `1` for m=2, (m-1)!/2 for m≥3, via hand-rolled Heap's algorithm), so each disjoint subset yields (m-1)!/2 distinct directed cycles that share a `loop_score` (same edge multiset ⇒ same commutative product). It is bounded by a deterministic petal priority (fewest internal nodes first, then a stable joined-name tiebreaker -- makes truncation reproducible), a soft per-agg petal cap (`MAX_AGG_PETALS = 8`, bounding the `2^k` subset enumeration), and a model-wide loop-count budget (`MAX_CROSS_AGG_LOOPS = 256`, threaded as `agg_loop_budget` from `build_loops_from_tiered`/`build_element_level_loops`, `#[cfg(test)]`-overridable via `AggLoopBudgetGuard`); clipping sets `LtmVariablesResult.agg_recovery_truncated` and accumulates a `Warning` (mirroring the auto-flip-to-discovery gate). `recover_agg_hop_polarities` then patches the (variable-graph-invisible, hence Unknown) agg hops for monotone reducers (GH #516). The exhaustive loop-iteration path strips the subscript before calling `try_cross_dimensional_link_scores` (which keys `source_vars` by variable name) and dedupes on the stripped key. The auto-flip gate fires on either the variable-level SCC (cheap pre-Johnson check) or the slow-path subgraph SCC (computed inside the tiered enumerator), so pure-A2A models with thousands of element-level circuits no longer get pulled into discovery just because their full element-graph SCC is N times their variable-level SCC. `compile_ltm_synthetic_fragment` is the shared select-and-compile helper (salsa-cached `(from, to)` path vs. direct compilation of the prepared equation) used by both `assemble_module`'s LTM pass and `model_ltm_fragment_diagnostics` -- a salsa-tracked diagnostic pass (driven by `model_all_diagnostics` when `ltm_enabled`, mirroring the auto-flip warning's reachability) that emits a `Warning` for every LTM synthetic variable whose fragment fails to compile. Without it `assemble_module` silently drops the failed fragment and the variable reads a constant 0 -- the silent-stubbing path that previously masked a wrong arrayed flow-to-stock link score (GH #466 tracks the remaining gap: the diagnostic-collection FFI paths leave `ltm_enabled` false, so neither this warning nor the auto-flip warning reaches `simlin_project_get_errors` today). - **`src/db_ltm_tests.rs`** - Unit tests for LTM equation text generation via salsa tracked functions. - **`src/db_ltm_unified_tests.rs`** - Tests for `model_ltm_variables`: simple models, stdlib modules (SMOOTH), passthrough modules, discovery mode. diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/common.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/common.rs index ef6ca500a..3f557032b 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/common.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/common.rs @@ -265,8 +265,8 @@ pub type EquationResult = result::Result; /// (`"Goal 1.5 for Temperature"`). A literal period must NOT remain a raw /// ASCII `.` in the canonical form: `is_canonical` rejects any `.`, so a /// re-canonicalization pass would treat the now-unquoted period as a module -/// separator and corrupt the identity (issue #559 / blocker B4 -- the -/// corrupted `goal_1·5_…` then splits into a phantom submodule and fails to +/// separator and corrupt the identity (issue #559 -- the corrupted +/// `goal_1·5_…` then splits into a phantom submodule and fails to /// resolve with `DoesNotExist`). Mapping it to a dedicated canonical-stable /// sentinel that is distinct from `·` makes `canonicalize` idempotent while /// preserving the literal-vs-separator distinction. `to_source_repr` (via @@ -379,7 +379,7 @@ pub fn canonicalize(name: &str) -> Cow<'_, str> { // canonical-stable sentinel rather than leaving a raw `.`: // a raw `.` is rejected by `is_canonical`, so a re-canonical // pass would treat the now-unquoted period as the `·` - // module separator and corrupt the identity (#559 / B4). + // module separator and corrupt the identity (#559). // `canonical_to_source` reverses this back to `.`. Cow::Owned(inner.replace('.', LITERAL_PERIOD_SENTINEL_STR)) } else { @@ -407,9 +407,9 @@ pub fn canonicalize(name: &str) -> Cow<'_, str> { fn test_canonicalize() { // A literal period inside a quoted identifier canonicalizes to the // reserved sentinel (U+2024), NOT a raw `.` -- so the result is itself - // canonical and re-canonicalization is a no-op (#559 / B4). The module + // canonical and re-canonicalization is a no-op (#559). The module // separator (unquoted `.`) still maps to `·` (line below). Every other - // assertion in this test is byte-unchanged by the B4 fix. + // assertion in this test is byte-unchanged by the sentinel fix. assert_eq!("a\u{2024}b", &*canonicalize("\"a.b\"")); assert_eq!("a/d·b_\\\"c\\\"", &*canonicalize("\"a/d\".\"b \\\"c\\\"\"")); assert_eq!("a/d·b_c", &*canonicalize("\"a/d\".\"b c\"")); @@ -422,9 +422,9 @@ fn test_canonicalize() { assert_eq!("a·b", &*canonicalize("a.b")); } -/// Regression for issue #559 blocker B4: a Vensim quoted identifier -/// containing a literal period (e.g. C-LEARN's -/// `"Goal 1.5 for Temperature"`) must canonicalize *idempotently*. +/// Regression for issue #559: a Vensim quoted identifier containing a +/// literal period (e.g. C-LEARN's `"Goal 1.5 for Temperature"`) must +/// canonicalize *idempotently*. /// /// Before the fix the first pass strips the quotes and keeps the raw `.` /// (`"a.b"` -> `a.b`), but `is_canonical("a.b")` returns false (it rejects @@ -472,13 +472,13 @@ fn test_canonicalize_idempotent_quoted_period() { } } -/// Reviewer bar for #559 / B4: the canonicalize change must ONLY affect -/// identifiers with a literal period inside quotes. Every other input -/// class -- plain idents, the `·` module separator, the `⁚` synthetic -/// separator, unicode, quoted-without-period -- must be byte-for-byte -/// identical to the pre-fix behavior, and the sentinel must never appear -/// in their canonical form. The expected values here are exactly the -/// pre-fix `test_canonicalize` expectations. +/// The canonicalize change must ONLY affect identifiers with a literal +/// period inside quotes (#559). Every other input class -- plain idents, +/// the `·` module separator, the `⁚` synthetic separator, unicode, +/// quoted-without-period -- must be byte-for-byte identical to the +/// pre-fix behavior, and the sentinel must never appear in their +/// canonical form. The expected values here are exactly the pre-fix +/// `test_canonicalize` expectations. #[test] fn test_canonicalize_non_period_idents_byte_unchanged() { let cases: &[(&str, &str)] = &[ @@ -531,7 +531,7 @@ fn test_canonicalize_returns_borrowed_when_already_canonical() { assert!(matches!(canonicalize(" trimmed "), Cow::Borrowed(_))); // The literal-period sentinel form is itself canonical -> Borrowed. - // This is the idempotency fast path that the B4 fix relies on. + // This is the idempotency fast path the sentinel mapping relies on. assert!(matches!(canonicalize("a\u{2024}b"), Cow::Borrowed(_))); assert!(matches!( canonicalize("goal_1\u{2024}5_for_temperature"), @@ -558,7 +558,7 @@ fn test_is_canonical() { assert!(is_canonical("a_b_c_123")); // The literal-period sentinel (U+2024) is a canonical character: this // is precisely why canonicalize is idempotent for quoted-period idents - // (#559 / B4). Contrast with the raw `.` rejection asserted below. + // (#559). Contrast with the raw `.` rejection asserted below. assert!(is_canonical("a\u{2024}b")); assert!(is_canonical("goal_1\u{2024}5_for_temperature")); @@ -747,7 +747,7 @@ fn test_canonical_ident_with_dots() { // A literal period INSIDE a quoted identifier maps to the reserved // sentinel (U+2024), NOT a raw `.` (which would be re-canonicalized - // into the `·` module separator -- #559 / B4). It reverses to `.` + // into the `·` module separator -- #559). It reverses to `.` // via to_source_repr, so user-facing output is byte-unchanged. assert_eq!("a\u{2024}d", &*canonicalize("\"a.d\"")); assert_eq!(Ident::::new("\"a.d\"").to_source_repr(), "a.d"); @@ -793,7 +793,7 @@ fn test_new_ident_basic_operations() { assert_eq!(ident2.to_source_repr(), "a.b"); // A literal period in a quoted ident canonicalizes to the sentinel - // (#559 / B4) but still renders back to `.` for source/display output. + // (#559) but still renders back to `.` for source/display output. let ident3 = Ident::new("\"a.b\""); assert_eq!(ident3.as_str(), "a\u{2024}b"); assert_eq!(ident3.to_source_repr(), "a.b"); @@ -970,7 +970,7 @@ fn test_display_format_edge_cases() { assert_eq!(&*spaces, ""); // Mixed dots and quotes: unquoted `.` -> `·` (module separator), - // quoted literal `.` -> the reserved sentinel (#559 / B4). + // quoted literal `.` -> the reserved sentinel (#559). let complex = canonicalize("a.\"b.c\".d"); assert_eq!(&*complex, "a·b\u{2024}c·d"); } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/mod.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/mod.rs index c38a731aa..3920d8aa9 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/mod.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/mod.rs @@ -1083,14 +1083,15 @@ fn contains_array_producing_builtin(expr: &Expr) -> bool { } } -/// Test-only exposure of the production recursive array-producing-builtin -/// predicate (`contains_array_producing_builtin` @~1065 -> private -/// `is_array_producing_builtin` @~853): true iff ANY element of a -/// variable's lowered per-element `Expr` list is/contains an -/// array-producing builtin (VectorElmMap/VectorSortOrder/Rank/ -/// AllocateAvailable/AllocateByPriority), incl. nested as a subexpression -/// or hoisted into an `AssignTemp`. One definition, used twice -/// (B1-design.md §10b step 3; reviewer-priors §26.1-A/§26.4). +/// Test-only wrapper exposing the production recursive +/// array-producing-builtin predicate (`contains_array_producing_builtin`, +/// which delegates to the private `is_array_producing_builtin`): true iff +/// any element of a variable's lowered per-element `Expr` list is, or +/// contains, an array-producing builtin (VectorElmMap/VectorSortOrder/ +/// Rank/AllocateAvailable/AllocateByPriority), including nested as a +/// subexpression or hoisted into an `AssignTemp`. +/// `crate::db_dep_graph::array_producing_vars` reuses this exact +/// predicate rather than re-implementing the recursion. #[cfg(test)] pub(crate) fn exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin(exprs: &[Expr]) -> bool { exprs.iter().any(contains_array_producing_builtin) @@ -1115,7 +1116,7 @@ mod exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin_tests { #[test] fn flags_top_level_array_producing_element() { // The scalar-lowering shape `AssignCurr(off, VECTOR ELM MAP(...))` - // (the §15.6 top-level case the scalar path does NOT hoist): + // -- the top-level case the scalar path does NOT hoist: // `contains_ ⊇ is_` catches the top-level `App`. let exprs = vec![Expr::AssignCurr(0, Box::new(vem()))]; assert!(exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin(&exprs)); @@ -1123,10 +1124,10 @@ mod exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin_tests { #[test] fn flags_array_producing_only_in_a_hoisted_assign_temp() { - // The §26.13 incomplete-sourcing guard at the Layer-1 boundary: - // the `App` lives ONLY in a hoisted `AssignTemp` (a non-first - // element); `AssignCurr` reads the temp. `.iter().any` over the - // COMPLETE list + the `AssignTemp` recursion must still flag it. + // The incomplete-sourcing guard: the `App` lives ONLY in a + // hoisted `AssignTemp` (a non-first element); `AssignCurr` reads + // the temp. `.iter().any` over the COMPLETE list + the + // `AssignTemp` recursion must still flag it. let exprs = vec![ Expr::AssignCurr( 0, diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs index 37be66eb5..9dcff332e 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs @@ -2,17 +2,16 @@ // Use of this source code is governed by the Apache License, // Version 2.0, that can be found in the LICENSE file. -//! Dt-phase dependency-graph cycle relation + Condition-2 SCC accessor. +//! Dt-phase dependency-graph cycle relation + SCC introspection accessor. //! //! This module owns the single shared definition of the **dt-phase cycle //! relation** (`dt_walk_successors`) and the `VarInfo` map builder //! (`build_var_info`) that `crate::db::model_dependency_graph_impl`'s -//! `compute_inner` consumes. `dt_walk_successors` is consumed by BOTH the -//! production cycle detector AND the `#[cfg(test)]` Condition-2 SCC -//! introspection accessor (`dt_cycle_sccs`); one definition used twice is -//! what makes the Condition-2 gate's relation the engine's relation *by -//! construction* (B1-design.md §10b). The same primitive is what B1's -//! gate-1 (task #14) reuses, so it is production code, not scaffolding. +//! `compute_inner` consumes. `dt_walk_successors` is consumed by both the +//! production cycle detector and the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC introspection +//! accessor (`dt_cycle_sccs`). Defining the relation once and using it in +//! both places means the accessor observes the engine's actual cycle +//! relation rather than a re-derivation that could silently drift from it. //! //! This is a top-level module (a sibling of `db`, like `db_ltm_ir` / //! `db_macro_registry`) rather than a submodule of `db.rs` purely to keep @@ -36,11 +35,12 @@ use crate::db::{CompilationDiagnostic, DiagnosticError, model_dependency_graph}; /// Per-variable dependency facts used to build the model dependency /// graph. /// -/// Hoisted to module scope (it was a fn-local struct inside +/// Lives at module scope (rather than fn-local in /// `model_dependency_graph_impl`) so the shared `build_var_info` builder -/// and the `dt_walk_successors` cycle-relation primitive can name it. -/// `dt_walk_successors` is consumed by BOTH the production cycle detector -/// and the `#[cfg(test)]` `dt_cycle_sccs` introspection accessor. +/// and the `dt_walk_successors` cycle-relation primitive can both name +/// it; `dt_walk_successors` is consumed by both the production cycle +/// detector and the `#[cfg(test)]` `dt_cycle_sccs` introspection +/// accessor. pub(crate) struct VarInfo { pub(crate) is_stock: bool, pub(crate) is_module: bool, @@ -53,13 +53,11 @@ pub(crate) struct VarInfo { /// dt phase. /// /// This is the single shared definition of the dt-phase cycle relation, -/// consumed by BOTH the production cycle detector (`compute_inner`, dt -/// branch) AND the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC introspection accessor -/// (`dt_cycle_sccs`). One definition used twice is what makes the -/// Condition-2 gate's relation the engine's relation *by construction* -/// (B1-design.md §10b -- this ends the "re-derive the relation and get it -/// subtly wrong" footgun class); it is also the gate-1 primitive B1 -/// itself needs, hence production code, not test scaffolding. +/// consumed by both the production cycle detector (`compute_inner`, dt +/// branch) and the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC introspection accessor +/// (`dt_cycle_sccs`). Defining it once and using it in both places is +/// what makes the accessor's relation the engine's relation by +/// construction, with no opportunity for a re-derivation to drift. /// /// Returns `[]` when `name`: /// * is absent from `var_info` (a malformed/unknown entry -- no panic; @@ -109,9 +107,8 @@ pub(crate) fn dt_walk_successors<'a>( /// wiring. /// /// Shared verbatim by `model_dependency_graph_impl` and the -/// `#[cfg(test)]` `dt_cycle_sccs` accessor so the Condition-2 gate -/// observes the *exact* `var_info` the engine builds -- never a -/// reconstruction (B1-design.md §10b). +/// `#[cfg(test)]` `dt_cycle_sccs` accessor so the accessor observes the +/// exact `var_info` the engine builds -- never a reconstruction. pub(crate) fn build_var_info( db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, @@ -228,9 +225,9 @@ pub(crate) fn build_var_info( (var_info, all_init_referenced) } -/// Strongly-connected components of the **real** dt-phase cycle relation -/// (`dt_walk_successors`), for the Condition-2 verification harness -/// (B1-design.md §10b). +/// Strongly-connected components of the real dt-phase cycle relation +/// (`dt_walk_successors`), for the `#[cfg(test)]` cycle-introspection +/// accessor. /// /// `multi` is every SCC of size >= 2 (a true multi-node cycle); /// `self_loops` is every node with a direct dt self-edge `v -> v` (a @@ -247,20 +244,17 @@ pub(crate) struct DtCycleSccs { /// /// Builds `var_info` via the exact builder `model_dependency_graph_impl` /// uses (`build_var_info` -- never a reconstruction) and runs the -/// uncapped iterative Tarjan (`crate::ltm::scc_components`, the -/// D1/F2-hardened primitive) over the adjacency defined by -/// `dt_walk_successors` for every node. Because this accessor and -/// `compute_inner` consume the *same* `dt_walk_successors`, the reported -/// SCC set IS the engine's dt-phase cycle relation by construction -/// (B1-design.md §10b -- nothing is re-derived; one relation, used -/// twice). The accompanying tests cross-check `multi` against the engine -/// actually raising `ErrorCode::CircularDependency` (§10b step 4 -/// footgun-proofing). +/// uncapped iterative Tarjan (`crate::ltm::scc_components`) over the +/// adjacency defined by `dt_walk_successors` for every node. Because this +/// accessor and `compute_inner` consume the same `dt_walk_successors`, +/// the reported SCC set is the engine's dt-phase cycle relation by +/// construction -- nothing is re-derived. The accompanying tests +/// cross-check `multi` against the engine actually raising +/// `ErrorCode::CircularDependency`. /// -/// `#[cfg(test)]` accessor wrapper only: the production consumer of the -/// same `dt_walk_successors` + Tarjan primitive is B1's gate-1 (task -/// #14). Uses the default (no module-input) wiring -- the same -/// `model_dependency_graph` the `simulates_clearn` path compiles. +/// `#[cfg(test)]` accessor only. Uses the default (no module-input) +/// wiring -- the same `model_dependency_graph` the `simulates_clearn` +/// path compiles. #[cfg(test)] pub(crate) fn dt_cycle_sccs( db: &dyn Db, @@ -298,22 +292,21 @@ pub(crate) fn dt_cycle_sccs( DtCycleSccs { multi, self_loops } } -/// Pure §10b step-4 consistency predicate (functional core). +/// Pure consistency predicate (functional core). /// /// The instrumented dt-phase SCC set is engine-consistent iff "the -/// instrumentation reports SOME dt cycle" agrees with "the engine raised +/// instrumentation reports some dt cycle" agrees with "the engine raised /// `CircularDependency` on the same compiled model". A dt multi-node SCC /// or a dt self-loop necessarily makes `compute_transitive(false)` Err /// (=> `CircularDependency`), so a reported cycle must always coincide /// with the diagnostic (no invented false positive); and -- under the -/// harness premise that the init-phase relation is acyclic by -/// construction (B1-design.md §10a; true for every harness fixture and -/// asserted for post-B3 C-LEARN by §10c's INITIAL/const-leaf prediction) -/// -- the converse holds too (no missed cycle). +/// premise that the init-phase relation is acyclic by construction (true +/// for every harness fixture) -- the converse holds too (no missed +/// cycle). /// -/// Returns `Some(reason)` iff the two diverge (=> STOP, do NOT gate: the -/// instrumentation, or the init-acyclic premise, is wrong -- -/// B1-design.md §10b step 4); `None` iff consistent. +/// Returns `Some(reason)` iff the two diverge (=> stop, do not gate: the +/// instrumentation, or the init-acyclic premise, is wrong); `None` iff +/// consistent. #[cfg(test)] fn dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation( sccs: &DtCycleSccs, @@ -328,25 +321,23 @@ fn dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation( CircularDependency flagging on the SAME compiled model \ (instrumented_reports_cycle={instrumented_reports_cycle}, \ engine_raises_circular={engine_raises_circular}; \ - multi={:?}, self_loops={:?}). Per B1-design.md §10b step 4 the \ - instrumentation (or the init-acyclic premise) is wrong -- STOP, \ - do not gate on a mis-derived relation.", + multi={:?}, self_loops={:?}). The instrumentation (or the \ + init-acyclic premise) is wrong -- stop, do not gate on a \ + mis-derived relation.", sccs.multi, sccs.self_loops )) } -/// §10b step-4 footgun-proofing made first-class: the dt-phase SCC set, -/// returned ONLY after it is cross-checked against the engine's REAL -/// `CircularDependency` flagging on the SAME compiled model. +/// The dt-phase SCC set, returned only after it is cross-checked against +/// the engine's real `CircularDependency` flagging on the same compiled +/// model. /// -/// Panics (STOP -- do not gate on a mis-derived relation) on any -/// divergence. The §10c/§10d adversarial Condition-2 run consumes THIS -/// (then layers the array-producing-membership assertion on top), so the -/// gate's relation is the engine's *by construction* (shared -/// `dt_walk_successors`) AND cross-checked on every invocation -- the -/// reviewer's scrutiny-target-ii binding invariant. +/// Panics (do not gate on a mis-derived relation) on any divergence. A +/// consumer therefore gets a relation that is the engine's by +/// construction (shared `dt_walk_successors`) and additionally +/// cross-checked on every invocation. /// -/// `#[cfg(test)]` accessor wrapper only (like `dt_cycle_sccs`). +/// `#[cfg(test)]` accessor only (like `dt_cycle_sccs`). #[cfg(test)] pub(crate) fn dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent( db: &dyn Db, @@ -371,45 +362,34 @@ pub(crate) fn dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent( sccs } -/// §10b step-3 Layer-2: the set of main-model variables whose OWN -/// production-lowered per-element `Vec` is, or recursively -/// contains, an array-producing builtin -/// (VectorElmMap/VectorSortOrder/Rank/AllocateAvailable/AllocateByPriority) -/// -- the §4-P5 can't-flat-split risk set. Sources each variable's -/// lowered `Vec` from the engine's OWN per-variable production -/// compile on the SAME salsa-cached `(db, model, project)` state -/// `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` observes (constraint §26.4-(c)4, -/// the binding identical-universe correctness precondition), then applies -/// the Layer-1 predicate `crate::compiler::exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin`. -/// Sorted/byte-stable. Identical `(db, model, project)` triple to -/// `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` so the §10c/§10d RUN computes -/// `{multi ∪ self_loops} ∩ array_producing_vars` directly. +/// The set of main-model variables whose own production-lowered +/// per-element `Vec` is, or recursively contains, an +/// array-producing builtin +/// (VectorElmMap/VectorSortOrder/Rank/AllocateAvailable/AllocateByPriority). /// -/// Universe = the IDENTICAL `build_var_info(.., &[])` keyset -/// `dt_cycle_sccs` iterates (C4-a). Each variable's lowered `Vec` -/// is sourced from the engine's OWN per-variable production lowering via -/// `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` (the post-Commit-R -/// `crate::db_var_fragment::lower_var_fragment` surface; never a -/// re-derivation -- B1-design.md §10b step 3 / §26.4 C1-provenance), and -/// the COMPLETE list is fed to the Layer-1 predicate (the `&[Expr]` type -/// enforces completeness of what Layer-1 scans; sourcing the real -/// `lower_var_fragment` output enforces completeness of what Layer-2 -/// sources -- the §26.5/§26.6 spine; NEVER a hoist-set subset). -/// `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` ABORTs (never silent-skips) on any -/// universe variable whose production lowered exprs cannot be sourced -/// (C4-b) -- a silent skip would be the §10c/§10d incomplete-sourcing -/// false-negative the spine forbids. +/// The universe is the identical `build_var_info(.., &[])` keyset +/// `dt_cycle_sccs` iterates, on the same `(db, model, project)` triple, +/// so a caller can intersect `{multi ∪ self_loops}` with this set over +/// one shared universe. Each variable's lowered `Vec` is sourced +/// from the engine's own per-variable production lowering via +/// `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` (never a re-derivation), and the +/// complete list is fed to +/// `crate::compiler::exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin`. Sourcing the +/// real lowering output -- not a hoist-set subset -- is what makes the +/// membership test complete: `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` aborts (never +/// silent-skips) on any universe variable whose production lowered exprs +/// cannot be sourced, because a silent skip would under-count and produce +/// a false negative. Sorted/byte-stable. #[cfg(test)] pub(crate) fn array_producing_vars( db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, project: SourceProject, ) -> BTreeSet> { - // C4-a: the IDENTICAL universe `dt_cycle_sccs` uses -- the same + // The identical universe `dt_cycle_sccs` uses -- the same // `build_var_info(.., &[])` keyset on the same `(db, model, project)` - // triple -- so the §10c/§10d RUN intersects `{multi ∪ self_loops}` - // and this set over ONE universe (the binding identical-universe - // precondition §26.4-(c)4). + // triple -- so a caller intersects `{multi ∪ self_loops}` and this + // set over one universe. let (var_info, _all_init_referenced) = build_var_info(db, model, project, &[]); let mut out: BTreeSet> = BTreeSet::new(); @@ -426,40 +406,31 @@ pub(crate) fn array_producing_vars( /// `Vec` for the canonical `var_name`. /// /// Sourced via `crate::db_var_fragment::lower_var_fragment` -- the exact -/// per-variable lowering the production caller `crate::db::compile_var_fragment` -/// runs -- with the caller-owned, lowering-independent context constructed -/// byte-identically to that caller (same helpers, same order: -/// `source_dims_to_datamodel` -> `DimensionsContext`/`Dimension`, -/// `model.name`, `model_module_map`) and the default no-module-input -/// wiring `dt_cycle_sccs` uses (`build_var_info(.., &[])` => `is_root = -/// true`, empty module inputs). This is the engine's real lowering, never -/// a re-derivation (B1-design.md §10b step 3 / §26.4 C1-provenance; the -/// §26.30 forward note pins `lower_var_fragment` as the Layer-2 source -/// surface). The non-initial phase is the dt phase the §10c/§10d RUN -/// intersects (`dt_cycle_sccs` is the dt-phase relation), so Layer-2 -/// membership is dt-phase-consistent with the cycle set it is -/// intersected against. +/// per-variable lowering the production caller +/// `crate::db::compile_var_fragment` runs -- with the caller-owned, +/// lowering-independent context constructed byte-identically to that +/// caller (same helpers, same order: `source_dims_to_datamodel` -> +/// `DimensionsContext`/`Dimension`, `model.name`, `model_module_map`) +/// and the default no-module-input wiring `dt_cycle_sccs` uses +/// (`build_var_info(.., &[])` => `is_root = true`, empty module inputs). +/// This is the engine's real lowering, never a re-derivation. The +/// non-initial phase is the dt phase, so membership is +/// dt-phase-consistent with the cycle set it is intersected against. /// -/// C4-b footgun-proofing: ABORT (panic -- never silent-skip) when a -/// universe variable's non-initial production lowered exprs cannot be -/// sourced: no `SourceVariable` (an implicit SMOOTH/DELAY/INIT helper -- -/// it has no `lower_var_fragment` entry; sourcing implicit vars is the -/// deferred §10c/§10d-RUN concern and is loudly surfaced here rather than -/// silently mis-classified), `LoweredVarFragment::Fatal` (the variable +/// Aborts (panics -- never silent-skip) when a universe variable's +/// non-initial production lowered exprs cannot be sourced: no +/// `SourceVariable` (an implicit SMOOTH/DELAY/INIT helper -- it has no +/// `lower_var_fragment` entry), `LoweredVarFragment::Fatal` (the variable /// did not lower at all), or the non-initial phase's `Var::new` errored. /// -/// §26.46 Ruling-2 (SPIRIT pinned; the literal "abort only on whole-var -/// `Fatal`" reading was rejected as unsound): an incompletely-sourced -/// production `Vec` ⇒ `array_producing_vars` misses an -/// array-producing `App` the COMPLETE lowering would have ⇒ a -/// false-negative ⇒ `{multi ∪ self_loops} ∩ array_producing_vars` -/// under-includes ⇒ a §10c/§10d/§4-P5 false-green -- the exact footgun -/// C4-b exists to prevent. So C4-b MUST abort (loud, never -/// silent-proceed) on ANY incomplete sourcing for a C4-a-universe -/// variable, not merely whole-var `Fatal`. The conservative superset -/// (abort on any phase `Var::new` Err, incl. an initial-only error) is -/// acceptable/preferred -- strictly safer, with no spurious-abort -/// downside on a well-formed model. +/// The abort must fire on *any* incomplete sourcing, not merely a +/// whole-variable `Fatal`: an incompletely-sourced production `Vec` +/// makes `array_producing_vars` miss an array-producing `App` the +/// complete lowering would have, a false negative that lets +/// `{multi ∪ self_loops} ∩ array_producing_vars` under-include. The +/// conservative superset (abort on any phase `Var::new` Err, including +/// an initial-only error) is preferred -- strictly safer, with no +/// spurious-abort downside on a well-formed model. #[cfg(test)] pub(crate) fn var_noninitial_lowered_exprs( db: &dyn Db, @@ -473,10 +444,9 @@ pub(crate) fn var_noninitial_lowered_exprs( let Some(sv) = source_vars.get(var_name) else { panic!( "array_producing_vars: universe var {var_name:?} has no \ - SourceVariable (an implicit SMOOTH/DELAY/INIT helper -- \ - implicit-var sourcing is the deferred §10c/§10d-RUN concern) \ - -- C4-b ABORT, never silent-skip (a silent skip is the \ - §10c/§10d incomplete-sourcing false-negative)" + SourceVariable (an implicit SMOOTH/DELAY/INIT helper) -- \ + abort, never silent-skip (a silent skip would under-count \ + array-producing membership)" ); }; @@ -514,13 +484,13 @@ pub(crate) fn var_noninitial_lowered_exprs( Err(e) => panic!( "array_producing_vars: universe var {var_name:?} non-initial \ Var::new errored ({e:?}) -- cannot source its production \ - lowered exprs (C4-b ABORT, never silent-skip)" + lowered exprs (abort, never silent-skip)" ), }, LoweredVarFragment::Fatal { .. } => panic!( "array_producing_vars: universe var {var_name:?} failed to lower \ (LoweredVarFragment::Fatal) -- cannot assess array-producing \ - membership (C4-b ABORT, never silent-skip)" + membership (abort, never silent-skip)" ), } } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs index 039fc460c..ed96f61f9 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs @@ -3,27 +3,25 @@ // Version 2.0, that can be found in the LICENSE file. //! Tests for the dt-phase dependency-graph cycle-relation primitive and -//! the `#[cfg(test)]` Condition-2 SCC accessor (Task #15 / B1-design.md -//! §10b). Moved out of `db_tests.rs` -- alongside the production code in -//! `db_dep_graph.rs` -- purely to keep both `db.rs` and `db_tests.rs` -//! under the per-file line cap; the logic is byte-unchanged. +//! the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor. Live in their own file alongside the +//! production code in `db_dep_graph.rs` to keep both `db.rs` and +//! `db_tests.rs` under the per-file line cap. use super::*; use crate::datamodel; use crate::db::{SimlinDb, sync_from_datamodel}; use crate::test_common::TestProject; -// ── Task #15: Condition-2 dt-phase cycle introspection harness ────────── +// ── dt-phase cycle introspection ──────────────────────────────────────── // // `dt_walk_successors` is the single shared dt-phase cycle-successor -// relation consumed by BOTH the production cycle detector -// (`compute_inner` inside `model_dependency_graph_impl`) AND the +// relation consumed by both the production cycle detector +// (`compute_inner` inside `model_dependency_graph_impl`) and the // `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor (`dt_cycle_sccs`). Because there is exactly -// one definition of the relation, used twice, the introspection gate IS -// the engine's relation by construction (B1-design.md §10b: this ends the -// D1/D2/§19 "re-derive the relation and get it subtly wrong" footgun -// class). These tests pin its stated invariant (§10b(iii)): the successor -// set `compute_inner` iterates for every node kind -- +// one definition of the relation, used twice, the introspection accessor +// is the engine's relation by construction -- no re-derivation can drift. +// These tests pin its invariant: the successor set `compute_inner` +// iterates for every node kind -- // Stock => empty (dt-phase sink; db.rs stock early-return), // Module => empty (returns before `processing.insert`, so a module is // never on the DFS stack and can never carry a cycle), @@ -31,7 +29,7 @@ use crate::test_common::TestProject; // (module targets KEPT -- a module has no successors so // Tarjan cannot route a cycle through it; unknown and // stock-targeted deps dropped, matching `compute_inner`), -// absent => empty (no panic; B1-primitive rigor). +// absent => empty (no panic). /// Build a bare `VarInfo` for the pure-unit `dt_walk_successors` tests. fn vi_for_test(is_stock: bool, is_module: bool, dt_deps: &[&str]) -> VarInfo { @@ -87,8 +85,8 @@ fn dt_walk_successors_aux_filters_stock_and_unknown_keeps_module() { #[test] fn dt_walk_successors_absent_name_is_empty() { let vinfo: HashMap = HashMap::new(); - // B1-primitive rigor: a malformed/absent var_info entry must not - // panic; it yields no successors. + // A malformed/absent var_info entry must not panic; it yields no + // successors. assert!(dt_walk_successors(&vinfo, "nope").is_empty()); } @@ -153,11 +151,11 @@ fn dt_cycle_sccs_clean_dag_has_no_sccs_or_self_loops() { ]); let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); let model = result.models["main"].source; - // `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` STOPs (panics) if the - // instrumented dt-SCC set diverges from the engine's REAL - // CircularDependency flagging -- so reaching the asserts already - // proves the §10b step-4 cross-assert held (clean DAG => no cycle - // reported AND no CircularDependency raised). + // `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` panics if the instrumented + // dt-SCC set diverges from the engine's real CircularDependency + // flagging -- so reaching the asserts already proves the cross-check + // held (clean DAG => no cycle reported AND no CircularDependency + // raised). let sccs = dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent(&db, model, result.project); assert!(sccs.multi.is_empty(), "clean DAG has no >=2 SCCs"); assert!(sccs.self_loops.is_empty(), "clean DAG has no self-loops"); @@ -169,9 +167,9 @@ fn dt_cycle_sccs_two_node_cycle_matches_circular_diagnostic() { let project = single_model_project(vec![aux_var("a", "b"), aux_var("b", "a")]); let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); let model = result.models["main"].source; - // Consumes the consistency-checked accessor: the §10b step-4 - // cross-assert (reported SCC <=> engine CircularDependency) is - // enforced INSIDE the accessor; reaching here means it held. + // Consumes the consistency-checked accessor: the cross-check + // (reported SCC <=> engine CircularDependency) is enforced inside + // the accessor; reaching here means it held. let sccs = dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent(&db, model, result.project); let expected: Vec>> = vec![ [ @@ -194,7 +192,7 @@ fn dt_cycle_sccs_self_reference_is_a_self_loop() { let sccs = dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent(&db, model, result.project); // A direct self-reference is a size-1 SCC that Tarjan does NOT // surface as `multi`; it is captured separately as a self-loop. - // (The consistency cross-assert -- self-loop <=> CircularDependency + // (The consistency cross-check -- self-loop <=> CircularDependency // -- was already enforced inside the accessor.) assert!(sccs.multi.is_empty(), "a self-loop is not a >=2 SCC"); assert!( @@ -205,11 +203,10 @@ fn dt_cycle_sccs_self_reference_is_a_self_loop() { #[test] fn dt_cycle_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs() { - // §10b step 5: the harness output must be byte-stable across runs - // (sorted Vec/BTreeSet, no HashMap-iteration nondeterminism leaking - // out) so a diff is meaningful and the reviewer's ACCEPT is - // reproducible. A regression that returned raw Tarjan order would - // fail this. + // The accessor output must be byte-stable across runs (sorted + // Vec/BTreeSet, no HashMap-iteration nondeterminism leaking out) so + // a diff is meaningful. A regression that returned raw Tarjan order + // would fail this. let db = SimlinDb::default(); let project = single_model_project(vec![ aux_var("a", "b"), @@ -224,11 +221,11 @@ fn dt_cycle_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs() { assert_eq!(first, second, "dt_cycle_sccs must be byte-stable"); } -// §10b step-4 footgun-proofing as a tested invariant (functional core): -// the pure consistency predicate must flag a divergence between the -// instrumented dt-SCC set and the engine's real CircularDependency -// flagging in BOTH directions (an invented false-positive cycle, and a -// missed/false-negative cycle) and must accept every consistent pairing. +// The pure consistency predicate as a tested invariant (functional +// core): it must flag a divergence between the instrumented dt-SCC set +// and the engine's real CircularDependency flagging in both directions +// (an invented false-positive cycle, and a missed/false-negative cycle) +// and must accept every consistent pairing. fn multi_ab() -> Vec>> { vec![ @@ -306,33 +303,26 @@ fn consistency_violation_some_when_self_loop_not_flagged() { assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, false).is_some()); } -// ── §26.1-A Layer-2 (`array_producing_vars`) — §26.13 4-case spine ────── -// -// The full §26.5 completeness spine; BOTH positive cases are -// independently required to falsify the §4-P5-false-GREEN class: -// case-1 (POS) top-level-scalar `= VECTOR ELM MAP(...)` — the §15.6 -// shape the scalar `!is_∧contains_` path does NOT hoist (`App` lives -// in `AssignCurr`); falsifies an impl narrowed to the compiler -// hoist-set (§26.6 half). +// `array_producing_vars` membership over four cases. Both positive cases +// are independently required: each defends `array_producing_vars` against +// a different way of under-counting. +// case-1 (POS) top-level-scalar `= VECTOR ELM MAP(...)` -- the shape +// the scalar path does NOT hoist (`App` lives in `AssignCurr`); +// guards against an impl narrowed to only the compiler hoist-set. // case-2 (POS) array-producing builtin nested so the compiler hoists // it into a separate `AssignTemp` (`App` lives ONLY in the hoisted -// `AssignTemp`, NOT in `AssignCurr`/main); falsifies a Layer-2 that -// sources only `AssignCurr` and drops hoisted temps (the -// incomplete-sourcing false-negative the `&[Expr]` type-enforcement -// cannot prevent — it governs only what Layer-1 scans, not what -// Layer-2 sources). -// case-3 (NEG) plain scalar — soundness. -// case-4 (NEG) merely references the VEM var — its OWN lowered `Expr` -// has only a `Var` slot read, no `App` (concern-(a)); soundness. +// `AssignTemp`, NOT in `AssignCurr`/main); guards against an impl +// that sources only `AssignCurr` and drops hoisted temps. +// case-3 (NEG) plain scalar -- soundness. +// case-4 (NEG) merely references the VEM var -- its OWN lowered `Expr` +// has only a `Var` slot read, no `App`; soundness. // VEM shapes are the known-good `tests/compiler_vector.rs` fixtures // (`vector_elm_map(source[*], offsets[*])` and the nested // `max(vector_elm_map(...), 15)` hoisting form) so the model compiles and -// the only RED is the assertion (Layer-2 is a stub until its -// reviewer-confirmed source surface lands as the preceding refactor -// commit). RED now (stub returns ∅) → GREEN once Layer-2 is implemented. +// the only thing under test is the membership set. #[test] fn array_producing_vars_flags_exactly_the_two_positive_cases() { - let project = TestProject::new("ap_vars_26_13_fixture") + let project = TestProject::new("array_producing_vars_fixture") .indexed_dimension("D", 3) .array_with_ranges("source[D]", vec![("1", "10"), ("2", "20"), ("3", "30")]) .array_with_ranges("offsets[D]", vec![("1", "0"), ("2", "2"), ("3", "1")]) @@ -368,18 +358,18 @@ fn array_producing_vars_flags_exactly_the_two_positive_cases() { .collect(); assert_eq!( got, expected, - "array_producing_vars must be EXACTLY {{case1_vem, case2_hoisted}} \ - (§26.13 4-case spine): both positives flagged (top-level-scalar \ - AND hoisted-AssignTemp), both negatives not" + "array_producing_vars must be EXACTLY {{case1_vem, case2_hoisted}}: \ + both positives flagged (top-level-scalar AND hoisted-AssignTemp), \ + both negatives not" ); - // ── BINDING lowered-shape asserts (BLOCKING at the §26.1-A impl-gate; - // permanent regression guards). Sourced from the SAME engine per-var - // production lowering Layer-2 consumes (`var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` - // -> `crate::db_var_fragment::lower_var_fragment`), partitioned by - // top-level element kind, then the SAME production Layer-1 predicate - // applied per partition -- no re-implementation of the - // array-producing recursion. + // Lowered-shape regression guards. Sourced from the same engine + // per-variable production lowering `array_producing_vars` consumes + // (`var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` -> + // `crate::db_var_fragment::lower_var_fragment`), partitioned by + // top-level element kind, then the same production predicate + // (`exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin`) applied per partition -- + // no re-implementation of the array-producing recursion. use crate::compiler::Expr; let vem_in = |exprs: &[Expr], want_temp: bool| -> bool { let part: Vec = exprs @@ -397,38 +387,36 @@ fn array_producing_vars_flags_exactly_the_two_positive_cases() { }; // case-1 (inverse of case-2): the array-producing `App` must live - // INSIDE an `AssignCurr`/main element AND NOT inside ANY hoisted - // `AssignTemp`. The §26.45 corrected bare-scalar declaration lowers - // to `[AssignCurr(off, App(VEM,…))]` -- the scalar path does NOT - // hoist a top-level array-producing builtin -- so this confirms - // (i)-CLEAN, §26.6-distinct from case-2 by construction. If `App` - // IS in a hoisted `AssignTemp`, the corrected scalar case-1 is - // hoisted ⇒ the §26.18-style (ii) uninstantiable escalation - // REOPENS: surface it immediately, do NOT paper over. + // inside an `AssignCurr`/main element AND NOT inside any hoisted + // `AssignTemp`. The bare-scalar declaration lowers to + // `[AssignCurr(off, App(VEM,…))]` -- the scalar path does NOT hoist a + // top-level array-producing builtin -- so this is distinct from + // case-2 by construction. If the `App` is instead in a hoisted + // `AssignTemp`, the scalar lowering changed unexpectedly: surface it + // immediately, do NOT paper over. let c1 = var_noninitial_lowered_exprs(&db, model, result.project, "case1_vem"); let c1_in_curr = vem_in(&c1, false); let c1_in_temp = vem_in(&c1, true); assert!( c1_in_curr && !c1_in_temp, - "case-1 BINDING shape (inverse of case-2): the VECTOR ELM MAP App \ - must be in an AssignCurr/main element AND NOT in any hoisted \ + "case-1 shape (inverse of case-2): the VECTOR ELM MAP App must \ + be in an AssignCurr/main element AND NOT in any hoisted \ AssignTemp (in_curr={c1_in_curr}, in_temp={c1_in_temp}, \ - elems={}). in_temp=true ⇒ corrected scalar case-1 IS hoisted ⇒ \ - the (ii) uninstantiable escalation REOPENS (§26.18-style) -- \ - surface immediately, do not work around.", + elems={}). in_temp=true means the scalar lowering changed \ + unexpectedly -- surface immediately, do not work around.", c1.len() ); - // case-2 (its own, locked, unchanged by §26.45): the array-producing - // `App` must live ONLY in the hoisted `AssignTemp`, NEVER directly - // in `AssignCurr` (the `AssignCurr` reads the temp back). + // case-2: the array-producing `App` must live ONLY in the hoisted + // `AssignTemp`, never directly in `AssignCurr` (the `AssignCurr` + // reads the temp back). let c2 = var_noninitial_lowered_exprs(&db, model, result.project, "case2_hoisted"); let c2_in_curr = vem_in(&c2, false); let c2_in_temp = vem_in(&c2, true); assert!( c2_in_temp && !c2_in_curr, - "case-2 BINDING shape (locked): the VECTOR ELM MAP App must be \ - ONLY in a hoisted AssignTemp and NEVER in AssignCurr \ + "case-2 shape: the VECTOR ELM MAP App must be ONLY in a hoisted \ + AssignTemp and NEVER in AssignCurr \ (in_curr={c2_in_curr}, in_temp={c2_in_temp}, elems={})", c2.len() ); diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs index aa835e2ab..86cd480e6 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs @@ -121,12 +121,15 @@ pub(crate) enum LoweredVarFragment { /// metadata map, and the sub-model lists feeding sub-model metadata) and /// lowering-*independent* values (`extra_module_refs` / /// `implicit_module_refs`, which the caller's `compile_phase` needs). -/// Both `lower_var_fragment` and the caller's module-ref reconstruction -/// run the same single walk via `collect_var_dependencies`, so the walk -/// logic exists exactly once. `unknown_dependency` is `Some` when the -/// walk hit a reference that is neither a source nor an implicit variable -/// (the fatal unknown-dependency site); the walk stops there, exactly as -/// the original early `return None` did. +/// The walk logic is defined exactly once (`collect_var_dependencies`). +/// It is invoked from two call sites per variable -- `lower_var_fragment` +/// and the caller's module-ref reconstruction (`build_caller_module_refs`) +/// -- but `collect_var_dependencies` is pure over salsa-tracked inputs, +/// so the second invocation is a memoized cache hit with no +/// recomputation. `unknown_dependency` is `Some` when the walk hit a +/// reference that is neither a source nor an implicit variable (the fatal +/// unknown-dependency site); the walk stops there (a fatal unknown +/// dependency short-circuits the rest of the walk). pub(crate) struct VarDepCollection { pub(crate) dep_variables: Vec<(Ident, crate::variable::Variable, usize)>, pub(crate) extra_module_refs: HashMap, crate::vm::ModuleKey>, diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs index 15429ca5f..eb9cb3611 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs @@ -44,12 +44,10 @@ mod db_ltm_ir; mod db_macro_registry; // The dt-phase dependency-graph cycle relation (`dt_walk_successors`), // the shared `VarInfo` builder (`build_var_info`), and the `#[cfg(test)]` -// Condition-2 SCC accessor. A sibling of `db` rather than a submodule of -// `db.rs` so the latter stays under the per-file line cap +// SCC introspection accessor. A sibling of `db` rather than a submodule +// of `db.rs` so the latter stays under the per-file line cap // (`scripts/lint-project.sh` rule 2); `db.rs` reaches it via // `crate::db_dep_graph::...`, mirroring `db_ltm_ir` / `db_macro_registry`. -// The same `dt_walk_successors` + Tarjan SCC primitive is what B1's -// gate-1 (task #14) reuses. mod db_dep_graph; mod db_var_fragment; pub mod diagram; diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs index a69b01051..2f1eb5627 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs @@ -188,8 +188,7 @@ fn hash_u32_slice(vals: &[u32]) -> u64 { /// Strongly-connected components of an arbitrary `Ident`-keyed adjacency /// list, via the uncapped iterative Tarjan over the compact -/// [`IndexedGraph`] (the D1/F2-hardened primitive -/// [`IndexedGraph::tarjan_scc`]). +/// [`IndexedGraph`] ([`IndexedGraph::tarjan_scc`]). /// /// Determinism: each component is sorted by canonical name and the outer /// `Vec` is sorted by each component's smallest member, so the result is @@ -201,10 +200,10 @@ fn hash_u32_slice(vals: &[u32]) -> u64 { /// callers that care about self-loops must detect them from the adjacency /// directly rather than from component size. /// -/// `#[cfg(test)]` for now: the Condition-2 dt-phase cycle accessor -/// (`crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`) is the only consumer. Task #14 (B1 -/// gate-1) promotes this to an unconditional `pub(crate)` primitive when -/// it adds the production consumer (B1-design.md §10b(iii)). +/// `#[cfg(test)]` because the dt-phase cycle accessor +/// (`crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`) is currently its only consumer; +/// promote to an unconditional `pub(crate)` primitive when a production +/// consumer is added. #[cfg(test)] pub(crate) fn scc_components( edges: &HashMap, Vec>>, diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs index 54f18e7a1..bb5b4d913 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs @@ -50,10 +50,11 @@ pub(crate) use graph::assign_loop_ids; pub(crate) use partitions::loop_dimension_element_tuples; pub(crate) use types::normalize_module_ref; -// Shared SCC primitive over an `Ident`-keyed adjacency list. Currently -// the Condition-2 dt-phase cycle accessor (`crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`) is -// the only consumer; Task #14 (B1 gate-1) promotes both this re-export -// and `indexed::scc_components` to unconditional `pub(crate)`. +// Shared SCC primitive over an `Ident`-keyed adjacency list. The +// dt-phase cycle accessor (`crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`) is +// currently its only consumer; promote both this re-export and +// `indexed::scc_components` to unconditional `pub(crate)` when a +// production consumer is added. #[cfg(test)] pub(crate) use indexed::scc_components; diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/stocks.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/stocks.rs index 6734009de..d8263e3f6 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/stocks.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/stocks.rs @@ -417,7 +417,7 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { // Keep the rate EXPRESSION (not a raw formatted string): a // synthetic net-flow must resolve it PER ELEMENT via the same // subscript-range-mapping the regular arrayed-equation path - // uses (#559 B2-B), not clone the raw subrange-sliced text. + // uses (#559), not clone the raw subrange-sliced text. let rate_expr = match self.extract_integ_rate(&eq.equation) { Some(e) => e, None => continue, @@ -485,8 +485,8 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { // assigned a subrange-sliced expression (e.g. // `dflux[scenario, upper] - dflux[scenario, lower]`) to each // scalar element -> MismatchedDimensions on `_net_flow` - // (#559 B2-B; C-LEARN c_in_deep_ocean_net_flow / - // heat_in_deep_ocean_net_flow). + // (#559; e.g. C-LEARN's `c_in_deep_ocean_net_flow` / + // `heat_in_deep_ocean_net_flow`). let element_keys = cartesian_product(&expanded_elements); for key in element_keys { let element_parts: Vec<&str> = key.split(',').collect(); @@ -552,7 +552,7 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { ) -> Option<(Vec, Vec)> { // The stock equation's own LHS subscripts (canonicalized). A flow // reference pinned/sliced to a DIFFERENT shape than this is not a - // plain named flow (#559 B2-A) -- see `collect_flows`. + // plain named flow (#559) -- see `collect_flows`. let stock_lhs_subs: Vec = get_lhs(eq) .map(|lhs| { lhs.subscripts @@ -618,8 +618,8 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { /// slice of a 2-D `[scenario, layers]` flow) feeding a 1-D /// `stock1d[scenario]` -- would, if accepted by bare name, wire the /// full higher-rank variable to a lower-rank stock and the dimension - /// checker then reports `MismatchedDimensions` (issue #559 / B2-A: - /// C-LEARN `c_in_mixed_layer`, `heat_in_atmosphere_and_upper_ocean`). + /// checker then reports `MismatchedDimensions` (issue #559; e.g. + /// C-LEARN's `c_in_mixed_layer`, `heat_in_atmosphere_and_upper_ocean`). /// Rejecting it fails the simple decomposition so the caller falls /// through to the synthetic net-flow path, which preserves the exact, /// correctly-ranked sliced rate expression. A reference with NO @@ -639,7 +639,7 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { Expr::Var(name, subscripts, _) => { let canonical = canonical_name(name); - // B2-A (#559): a subscripted flow reference whose subscripts + // #559: a subscripted flow reference whose subscripts // differ from the stock equation's own LHS subscripts is // pinning/slicing the flow to a shape other than the stock // element it feeds (e.g. `flux2d[scenario, L1]` feeding @@ -1310,19 +1310,19 @@ rate = 5 } } - /// Issue #559 blocker B2 Pattern A: a 1D stock whose INTEG rate - /// references a higher-rank flow PINNED to a single element of the - /// extra dimension (`flux2d[scenario, L1]` feeding a 1D - /// `stock1d[scenario]`). `collect_flows` dropped the `[scenario, L1]` - /// subscript and wired the BARE 2D `flux2d` as a named outflow of the - /// 1D stock; the dimension checker then flags `mismatched_dimensions` - /// (the C-LEARN `c_in_mixed_layer` / `heat_in_atmosphere_and_upper_ocean` - /// signature). A flow reference whose subscripts change its effective - /// rank/shape vs the stock LHS must NOT be accepted as a bare named - /// flow -- the decomposition must fall through to the synthetic - /// net-flow path, which preserves the pinned-slice rate expression. + /// Issue #559: a 1D stock whose INTEG rate references a higher-rank + /// flow PINNED to a single element of the extra dimension + /// (`flux2d[scenario, L1]` feeding a 1D `stock1d[scenario]`). + /// `collect_flows` dropped the `[scenario, L1]` subscript and wired + /// the BARE 2D `flux2d` as a named outflow of the 1D stock; the + /// dimension checker then flags `mismatched_dimensions` (e.g. C-LEARN's + /// `c_in_mixed_layer` / `heat_in_atmosphere_and_upper_ocean`). A flow + /// reference whose subscripts change its effective rank/shape vs the + /// stock LHS must NOT be accepted as a bare named flow -- the + /// decomposition must fall through to the synthetic net-flow path, + /// which preserves the pinned-slice rate expression. #[test] - fn test_b2_pattern_a_rank_changing_subscripted_flow_synthesizes_net_flow() { + fn test_rank_changing_subscripted_flow_synthesizes_net_flow() { let mdl = "scenario: s1, s2 ~ ~| layers: (L1-L4) @@ -1345,7 +1345,7 @@ stock1d[scenario] = INTEG(fluxatm[scenario] - flux2d[scenario, L1], 0) // stock (that is the subscript-drop bug; pre-fix outflows==["flux2d"]). assert!( !s.outflows.iter().any(|f| f == "flux2d") && !s.inflows.iter().any(|f| f == "flux2d"), - "B2-A: bare 2D `flux2d` must not be a named flow of the 1D \ + "bare 2D `flux2d` must not be a named flow of the 1D \ `stock1d` (subscript-pin dropped). inflows={:?} outflows={:?}", s.inflows, s.outflows @@ -1356,7 +1356,7 @@ stock1d[scenario] = INTEG(fluxatm[scenario] - flux2d[scenario, L1], 0) main.variables .iter() .any(|v| v.get_ident().contains("net_flow")), - "B2-A: rank-changing subscripted flow ref must fall through to \ + "rank-changing subscripted flow ref must fall through to \ a synthetic net-flow; none found. vars={:?}", main.variables .iter() @@ -1365,12 +1365,13 @@ stock1d[scenario] = INTEG(fluxatm[scenario] - flux2d[scenario, L1], 0) ); } - /// B2 Pattern A control: when flows are the SAME rank/shape as the - /// stock LHS (`[scenario]`), they must STILL be wired as named flows. - /// The B2-A fix must reject only RANK/SHAPE-CHANGING subscripted refs, - /// never legitimate same-rank ones (stable green pre & post fix). + /// Control for the rank-changing-flow rejection (#559): when flows + /// are the SAME rank/shape as the stock LHS (`[scenario]`), they must + /// STILL be wired as named flows. The fix must reject only + /// RANK/SHAPE-CHANGING subscripted refs, never legitimate same-rank + /// ones. #[test] - fn test_b2_pattern_a_control_same_rank_flows_stay_named() { + fn test_same_rank_subscripted_flows_stay_named() { let mdl = "scenario: s1, s2 ~ ~| fluxatm[scenario] = 2 @@ -1399,25 +1400,26 @@ stock1d[scenario] = INTEG(fluxatm[scenario] - fluxout[scenario], 0) ); } - /// Issue #559 blocker B2 Pattern B: a 2-D stock defined per - /// shift-mapped subrange whose flow lists differ across equations, so - /// the converter synthesizes a `_net_flow` aux. The bug: - /// `build_synthetic_flow_equation` cloned the RAW rate string + /// Issue #559: a 2-D stock defined per shift-mapped subrange whose + /// flow lists differ across equations, so the converter synthesizes a + /// `_net_flow` aux. The bug: `build_synthetic_flow_equation` + /// cloned the RAW rate string /// (`dflux[scenario, upper] - dflux[scenario, lower]`) into EVERY /// cartesian element key instead of applying the per-element /// subscript-range-mapping resolution the regular arrayed-equation /// path uses. A subrange-sliced expression assigned to each scalar - /// element -> `MismatchedDimensions` on `stock2d_net_flow` (the - /// C-LEARN `c_in_deep_ocean_net_flow` / `heat_in_deep_ocean_net_flow` - /// signature). The synthesized per-element equations must instead be - /// resolved per element (no raw `upper`/`lower` subrange tokens; each + /// element -> `MismatchedDimensions` on `stock2d_net_flow` (e.g. + /// C-LEARN's `c_in_deep_ocean_net_flow` / `heat_in_deep_ocean_net_flow`). + /// The synthesized per-element equations must instead be resolved per + /// element (no raw `upper`/`lower` subrange tokens; each /// `upper`-subrange element distinct), exactly as /// `build_element_context` + `format_expr_with_context` produce on the - /// regular path. This is the PARSER-level shape assertion; the - /// end-to-end deep-ocean *value* check is B1-coupled and deferred (see - /// `simulates_b2_pattern_b_*` in tests/simulate.rs and B2.md s4). + /// regular path. This is the parser-level shape assertion; the + /// end-to-end deep-ocean *value* check depends on the still-open + /// element-level cycle resolution (#559) and is deferred (see + /// `simulates_synthetic_net_flow_shape` in tests/simulate.rs). #[test] - fn test_b2_pattern_b_synthetic_net_flow_resolves_per_element() { + fn test_synthetic_net_flow_resolves_per_element() { let mdl = "scenario: s1, s2 ~ ~| layers: (L1-L4) @@ -1466,7 +1468,7 @@ stock2d[scenario, bottom] = INTEG(dflux[scenario, bottom], 0) !rate .split(|c: char| !c.is_alphanumeric() && c != '_') .any(|w| w == tok), - "B2-B: synthetic net-flow element {key:?} still carries \ + "synthetic net-flow element {key:?} still carries \ the unresolved subrange `{tok}` (raw rate cloned, not \ per-element resolved): {rate:?}" ); @@ -1482,7 +1484,7 @@ stock2d[scenario, bottom] = INTEG(dflux[scenario, bottom], 0) assert_eq!(upper_rates.len(), 3, "expected 3 s1 upper-subrange slots"); assert!( upper_rates[0] != upper_rates[1] && upper_rates[1] != upper_rates[2], - "B2-B: the `upper`-subrange element rates must be per-element \ + "the `upper`-subrange element rates must be per-element \ distinct after resolution, got {upper_rates:?}" ); } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/variables.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/variables.rs index 653b87502..490afd7eb 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/variables.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/convert/variables.rs @@ -701,10 +701,10 @@ impl<'input> ConversionContext<'input> { /// Maps each LHS dimension to the specific element being computed. /// /// Shared with the synthetic-net-flow path - /// (`stocks::build_synthetic_flow_equation`, #559 B2-B) so a - /// synthesized `_net_flow` resolves its rate per element with - /// the SAME subscript-range-mapping logic the regular arrayed-equation - /// path uses, instead of cloning the raw subrange-sliced rate string. + /// (`stocks::build_synthetic_flow_equation`, #559) so a synthesized + /// `_net_flow` resolves its rate per element with the SAME + /// subscript-range-mapping logic the regular arrayed-equation path + /// uses, instead of cloning the raw subrange-sliced rate string. pub(super) fn build_element_context( &self, lhs_subscripts: &[String], diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs index c5e2ba4d0..f4e0c4ff2 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs @@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ impl XmileFormatter { ) -> String { // A self-reference (the referenced name equals the equation's LHS // variable) is emitted as the variable's REAL formatted name, NOT - // the literal token `self` (issue #559 / blocker B3). + // the literal token `self` (issue #559). // // xmutil emits `self` for self-references (Variable::OutputComputable // parity), but the engine only ever un-rewrites a *bare* `self` back @@ -145,8 +145,8 @@ impl XmileFormatter { // `self_allowed` Var arm continues to resolve it (the SAMPLE IF // TRUE MDL round-trip in `writer.rs::recognize_sample_if_true` // depends on it). The scalar `x = PREVIOUS(x, 0)` control instead - // now resolves via the ordinary `LoadPrev` path (real name, no - // `self` token), and stays green. + // resolves via the ordinary `LoadPrev` path (real name, no + // `self` token). let formatted_name = self.format_name(name); if subscripts.is_empty() { formatted_name @@ -1958,13 +1958,13 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn test_format_self_reference_emits_real_name() { - // Issue #559 / B3: a self-reference now emits the variable's REAL + // Issue #559: a self-reference emits the variable's REAL // formatted name, NOT the literal token `self`. Previously this // emitted `self[layer1]` (xmutil Variable::OutputComputable // parity), but a subscripted `self[..]` is an `Expr0::Subscript` // the engine never resolved, so it leaked as an undefined // dependency. Emitting the real name makes it an ordinary - // reference (intentionally updated per B3.md, not silently broken). + // reference -- an intentional behavior change, not a silent break. let formatter = XmileFormatter::new(); let ctx = ElementContext { substitutions: HashMap::new(), diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index 44acbb23d..e2cb45384 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -976,26 +976,25 @@ fn simulates_clearn() { ensure_vdf_results(&vdf_results, &results); } -/// Issue #559 blocker B4 -- the C-LEARN `"Goal 1.5 for Temperature"` shape. +/// Issue #559 -- the C-LEARN `"Goal 1.5 for Temperature"` shape. /// /// A Vensim quoted identifier containing a literal period (`"a.b"`, -/// `"goal 1.5"`) used to make the WHOLE `main` model `NotSimulatable`: +/// `"goal 1.5"`) used to make the whole `main` model `NotSimulatable`: /// `canonicalize()` was non-idempotent for quoted-period idents (first /// pass kept a raw `.`, which `is_canonical()` rejects, so a re-canonical /// pass mis-converted the literal period into the `·` module-hierarchy /// separator -> the variable's own identity split into a phantom submodule /// -> `DoesNotExist`). It tripped even for a *dead* constant referenced by -/// nobody (the exact C-LEARN case), because it is the variable's own -/// fragment identity that fails. This is the fast, general regression for -/// the `common.rs` idempotency fix, run through the same incremental -/// `compile_vm` path `simulates_clearn` uses. Two faithful shapes: +/// nobody, because it is the variable's own fragment identity that fails. +/// Run through the same incremental `compile_vm` path `simulates_clearn` +/// uses. Two shapes: /// A. a quoted-period constant *referenced* by a live var, proving its /// identity resolves AND is usable in equations (`y = "a.b" + 1`); /// B. a *dead* quoted-period constant plus an unrelated live `z`, /// proving such a constant no longer poisons compilation and the fix /// changes no live output. #[test] -fn simulates_quoted_period_ident_b4() { +fn simulates_quoted_period_ident() { // A: quoted-period constant referenced by a live variable. let mdl_a = "\ {UTF-8} @@ -1040,7 +1039,7 @@ TIME STEP = 1 ~~| } /// Read a `[t1]/[t2]/[t3]`-style element series out of a `Results`. -fn b3_series(results: &Results, name: &str) -> Vec { +fn element_series(results: &Results, name: &str) -> Vec { let id = simlin_engine::common::Ident::::new(name); let off = *results.offsets.get(&id).unwrap_or_else(|| { panic!( @@ -1055,9 +1054,9 @@ fn b3_series(results: &Results, name: &str) -> Vec { /// Compile an inline/loaded Vensim `.mdl` through the incremental path and /// return `(compile_is_err, diagnostics)` WITHOUT panicking -- for fixtures -/// that are intentionally NOT simulatable (B1/B3 recurrence repros), where +/// that are intentionally NOT simulatable (cycle/recurrence repros), where /// we assert the *diagnostic code*, not a simulation result. -fn b3_compile_diags(mdl: &str) -> (bool, Vec) { +fn compile_diags(mdl: &str) -> (bool, Vec) { let dm = open_vensim(mdl).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("failed to parse mdl: {e}")); let mut db = SimlinDb::default(); let sync = sync_from_datamodel_incremental(&mut db, &dm, None); @@ -1065,7 +1064,7 @@ fn b3_compile_diags(mdl: &str) -> (bool, Vec) { (is_err, collect_project_diagnostics(&dm)) } -fn b3_diag_code(d: &simlin_engine::db::Diagnostic) -> Option { +fn diag_code(d: &simlin_engine::db::Diagnostic) -> Option { use simlin_engine::db::DiagnosticError; match &d.error { DiagnosticError::Equation(e) => Some(e.code), @@ -1074,7 +1073,7 @@ fn b3_diag_code(d: &simlin_engine::db::Diagnostic) -> Option Option `UnknownDependency` (B3), with NO `CircularDependency` -/// present (the empirical proof B3 != B1: B3 fires with zero cycle). +/// engine's `builtins_visitor` Subscript arm never resolves `self`, so +/// the literal token leaked into dependency analysis as an undefined name +/// -> `UnknownDependency`, with NO `CircularDependency` present (the +/// self-leak fires even though there is zero cycle). /// -/// B3's fix (Option A: emit the real canonical LHS name instead of `self`) -/// makes the self-reference an ordinary reference. `ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` -/// then becomes a now-VISIBLE whole-variable self-edge that the (pre-B1) -/// whole-variable cycle gate flags as `CircularDependency`. So post-B3 this -/// fixture TRANSITIONS B3->B1: it is STILL NotSimulatable (until B1's -/// element-level fix lands), but the `self` token is GONE and the failure -/// is the correct structural cycle, not an undefined-name leak. Asserting -/// the transition (not full green) is exactly the B3!=B1 proof. -#[test] -fn self_recurrence_b3_self_token_resolves() { +/// The fix (emit the real canonical LHS name instead of `self`) makes the +/// self-reference an ordinary reference. `ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` then +/// becomes a now-visible whole-variable self-edge that the whole-variable +/// cycle gate flags as `CircularDependency`. So after the fix this fixture +/// is still NotSimulatable (until element-level recurrence resolution +/// lands, #559), but the `self` token is gone and the failure is the +/// correct structural cycle, not an undefined-name leak. The test asserts +/// exactly that transition. +#[test] +fn self_recurrence_self_token_resolves_to_real_name() { use simlin_engine::common::ErrorCode; let mdl = std::fs::read_to_string( "../../test/sdeverywhere/models/self_recurrence/self_recurrence.mdl", ) .expect("self_recurrence.mdl fixture must exist"); - let (compile_err, diags) = b3_compile_diags(&mdl); + let (compile_err, diags) = compile_diags(&mdl); // `self_recurrence` has exactly one non-control variable (`ecc`) and // self-contained dims, so the ONLY possible unknown is the leaked // `self` token. let self_leak = diags.iter().any(|d| { matches!( - b3_diag_code(d), + diag_code(d), Some(ErrorCode::UnknownDependency) | Some(ErrorCode::DoesNotExist) ) }); let has_circular = diags .iter() - .any(|d| b3_diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)); + .any(|d| diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)); assert!( compile_err, "self_recurrence.mdl must be NotSimulatable (a genuine \ - whole-variable self-edge until B1's element-level fix lands)" + whole-variable self-edge until element-level recurrence \ + resolution lands)" ); - // POST-B3 (GREEN): the `self` token resolves to the enclosing var, so - // it no longer leaks as an unknown dependency. (Pre-fix RED: this - // assertion fails because `self[tPrev]` leaks as UnknownDependency -- - // xmile_compat.rs:122-126 emits the literal `self`, builtins_visitor - // Subscript arm 713-718 never resolves it.) + // The `self` token resolves to the enclosing var, so it no longer + // leaks as an unknown dependency. (Before the fix this assertion + // failed: `self[tPrev]` leaked as UnknownDependency because the + // converter emitted the literal `self` and the builtins_visitor + // Subscript arm never resolved it.) assert!( !self_leak, - "B3 NOT fixed: the literal `self` token still leaks as \ + "the literal `self` token still leaks as \ UnknownDependency/DoesNotExist. The converter must emit the real \ canonical LHS name, not `self`. Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" ); // ...and the now-visible `ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` self-edge surfaces - // as the structural B1 `CircularDependency` (the proof B3 != B1: the - // cycle only becomes visible AFTER `self` resolves; it then needs B1's - // element-level resolution to actually simulate). + // as a structural `CircularDependency`: the cycle only becomes + // visible AFTER `self` resolves, and still needs element-level + // resolution to actually simulate. assert!( has_circular, - "post-B3 the now-visible whole-var self-edge must surface as \ - CircularDependency (B1). Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + "the now-visible whole-var self-edge must surface as \ + CircularDependency. Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" ); } -/// Reviewer §10 genuine-cycle GUARDS: B3 (and later B1) must NOT weaken -/// real cycle detection. These two models have NO well-founded staggered -/// recurrence -- they are genuine cycles and MUST stay rejected before AND -/// after B3 (a CLAUDE.md hard rule). +/// Genuine-cycle guards: the self-reference fix must NOT weaken real +/// cycle detection. These two models have NO well-founded staggered +/// recurrence -- they are genuine cycles and MUST stay rejected (a +/// CLAUDE.md hard rule). #[test] -fn genuine_cycles_still_rejected_b3_guard() { +fn genuine_cycles_still_rejected() { use simlin_engine::common::ErrorCode; // (1) Scalar 2-cycle `a=b+1; b=a+1`: a true algebraic loop, no `self` - // token involved at all -> `CircularDependency`, stable pre/post B3. + // token involved at all -> `CircularDependency`, stable before and + // after the fix. let two_cycle = "\ {UTF-8} a = b + 1 ~~| @@ -1164,18 +1165,18 @@ FINAL TIME = 1 ~~| SAVEPER = 1 ~~| TIME STEP = 1 ~~| "; - let (err1, diags1) = b3_compile_diags(two_cycle); + let (err1, diags1) = compile_diags(two_cycle); assert!(err1, "scalar 2-cycle a=b+1;b=a+1 must be NotSimulatable"); assert!( diags1 .iter() - .any(|d| b3_diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)), + .any(|d| diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)), "scalar 2-cycle must report CircularDependency (genuine cycle \ detection must not be weakened). Diagnostics: {diags1:#?}" ); assert!( !diags1.iter().any(|d| matches!( - b3_diag_code(d), + diag_code(d), Some(ErrorCode::UnknownDependency) | Some(ErrorCode::DoesNotExist) )), "scalar 2-cycle has no undefined names; only CircularDependency \ @@ -1184,10 +1185,10 @@ TIME STEP = 1 ~~| // (2) Genuine SAME-element self `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` (NOT a shifted // subrange): a real same-element self-cycle that MUST stay rejected. - // TRAP (per team-lead): B3 legitimately changes its code from - // UnknownDependency (`self` leak) to CircularDependency (resolved - // self-edge). Do NOT pin UnknownDependency -- assert only that it - // stays rejected with a cycle/unknown-class code. + // Note: the self-reference fix legitimately changes this from + // UnknownDependency (the `self` leak) to CircularDependency (the + // resolved self-edge). Do NOT pin UnknownDependency -- assert only + // that it stays rejected with a cycle/unknown-class code. let same_elem = "\ {UTF-8} dimA: a1, a2 ~~| @@ -1197,7 +1198,7 @@ FINAL TIME = 1 ~~| SAVEPER = 1 ~~| TIME STEP = 1 ~~| "; - let (err2, diags2) = b3_compile_diags(same_elem); + let (err2, diags2) = compile_diags(same_elem); assert!( err2, "genuine same-element self x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1 must stay \ @@ -1205,38 +1206,33 @@ TIME STEP = 1 ~~| ); assert!( diags2.iter().any(|d| matches!( - b3_diag_code(d), + diag_code(d), Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency) | Some(ErrorCode::UnknownDependency) | Some(ErrorCode::DoesNotExist) )), "genuine same-element self must be rejected with a \ - cycle/undefined-class code (B3 flips it unknown->circular -- \ - either is acceptable, but it must NOT silently compile). \ - Diagnostics: {diags2:#?}" + cycle/undefined-class code (the self-reference fix flips it \ + unknown->circular -- either is acceptable, but it must NOT \ + silently compile). Diagnostics: {diags2:#?}" ); } -/// Reviewer/B3.md addendum #1 -- the Option-A regression guard for the ONE -/// self-context that must keep working: a self-reference INSIDE -/// `PREVIOUS()`. Option A stops emitting the literal `self` in -/// `xmile_compat.rs::format_var_ctx`; this proves it does not perturb the -/// self-in-PREVIOUS path. +/// Regression guard for the one self-context that must keep working: a +/// self-reference INSIDE `PREVIOUS()`. The #559 fix stops emitting the +/// literal `self` in `xmile_compat.rs::format_var_ctx`; this proves it +/// does not perturb the self-in-PREVIOUS path. /// -/// Primary case is the C-LEARN-relevant *shifted subrange* form -/// `x[t1]=1; x[tNext]=PREVIOUS(x[tPrev],0)` (distinct from selfref's bare -/// `IF THEN ELSE` and from the `x[a]=x[a]+1` genuine-cycle guard). -/// MEASURED: pre-fix this FAILS to compile (the synthetic PREVIOUS-helper -/// fragment is built around the unresolved `self[tPrev]` -- -/// `failed to compile fragments for $⁚x⁚0⁚arg0⁚t2,…`); post-fix Option A -/// emits the real name `x[tPrev]`, the helper resolves, and it simulates -/// the well-defined PREVIOUS-shift recurrence. So Option A IMPROVES (not -/// merely "does not regress") the PREVIOUS self path. The scalar -/// `x=PREVIOUS(x,0)` sub-case is the simplest stable form (green pre & -/// post). -#[test] -fn previous_self_reference_still_resolves_b3_control() { - // Sub-case A: scalar self-in-PREVIOUS (simplest; green pre & post). +/// Primary case is the *shifted subrange* form +/// `x[t1]=1; x[tNext]=PREVIOUS(x[tPrev],0)`. Before the fix this failed +/// to compile -- the synthetic PREVIOUS-helper fragment was built around +/// the unresolved `self[tPrev]`; after the fix the real name `x[tPrev]` +/// resolves, the helper compiles, and it simulates the well-defined +/// PREVIOUS-shift recurrence. The scalar `x=PREVIOUS(x,0)` sub-case is +/// the simplest stable form. +#[test] +fn previous_self_reference_still_resolves() { + // Sub-case A: scalar self-in-PREVIOUS (the simplest form). let scalar = "\ {UTF-8} x = PREVIOUS(x, 0) ~~| @@ -1245,17 +1241,17 @@ FINAL TIME = 2 ~~| SAVEPER = 1 ~~| TIME STEP = 1 ~~| "; - let (err_s, diags_s) = b3_compile_diags(scalar); + let (err_s, diags_s) = compile_diags(scalar); assert!( !err_s, - "scalar x=PREVIOUS(x,0) must stay simulatable after B3. \ + "scalar x=PREVIOUS(x,0) must stay simulatable after the fix. \ Diagnostics: {diags_s:#?}" ); assert_eq!(run_inline_mdl(scalar).step_count, 3); - // Sub-case B (primary): shifted-subrange self-in-PREVIOUS, the - // C-LEARN-relevant shape. Must compile AND simulate the exact - // PREVIOUS-shift recurrence post-fix. + // Sub-case B (primary): shifted-subrange self-in-PREVIOUS. Must + // compile AND simulate the exact PREVIOUS-shift recurrence after the + // fix. let shifted = "\ {UTF-8} Target: (t1-t3) @@ -1278,33 +1274,32 @@ FINAL TIME = 2 ~~| SAVEPER = 1 ~~| TIME STEP = 1 ~~| "; - let (err_b, diags_b) = b3_compile_diags(shifted); + let (err_b, diags_b) = compile_diags(shifted); assert!( !err_b, - "shifted-subrange PREVIOUS self-ref must COMPILE post-B3 (Option A \ - resolves `self[tPrev]` -> `x[tPrev]`, fixing the synthetic \ - PREVIOUS-helper that failed pre-fix). Diagnostics: {diags_b:#?}" + "shifted-subrange PREVIOUS self-ref must COMPILE after the fix \ + (resolving `self[tPrev]` -> `x[tPrev]` fixes the synthetic \ + PREVIOUS-helper that failed before). Diagnostics: {diags_b:#?}" ); let r = run_inline_mdl(shifted); assert_eq!(r.step_count, 3); // x[t1]=1 (base, constant); x[t2]=PREVIOUS(x[t1],0); x[t3]=PREVIOUS(x[t2],0). // PREVIOUS = init at t0 else prior-DT value -> the deterministic - // staggered-recurrence series (measured): - assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "x[t1]"), vec![1.0, 1.0, 1.0]); - assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "x[t2]"), vec![0.0, 1.0, 1.0]); - assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "x[t3]"), vec![0.0, 0.0, 1.0]); -} - -/// Reviewer/B3.md addendum #2 -- the C-LEARN 44x form. `SAMPLE IF TRUE` -/// expands in the converter to `( IF cond THEN input ELSE PREVIOUS(SELF, -/// init) )` via a HARD-CODED literal `SELF` in the `"sample if true"` arm -/// (a DIFFERENT site from the `format_var_ctx` self-reference rewrite that -/// Option A changes). Option A must NOT perturb this. A real -/// `SAMPLE IF TRUE(...)` over a subrange must compile AND simulate -/// correctly post-fix -- and it is stable green pre & post (measured), -/// proving the two `self` sites are independent. -#[test] -fn sample_if_true_subrange_unaffected_by_b3() { + // staggered-recurrence series: + assert_eq!(element_series(&r, "x[t1]"), vec![1.0, 1.0, 1.0]); + assert_eq!(element_series(&r, "x[t2]"), vec![0.0, 1.0, 1.0]); + assert_eq!(element_series(&r, "x[t3]"), vec![0.0, 0.0, 1.0]); +} + +/// `SAMPLE IF TRUE` expands in the converter to +/// `( IF cond THEN input ELSE PREVIOUS(SELF, init) )` via a hard-coded +/// literal `SELF` in the `"sample if true"` arm -- a *different* site +/// from the `format_var_ctx` self-reference rewrite the #559 fix changes. +/// The fix must NOT perturb this: a real `SAMPLE IF TRUE(...)` over a +/// subrange must still compile AND simulate correctly, proving the two +/// `self` sites are independent. +#[test] +fn sample_if_true_subrange_self_template_unaffected() { let mdl = "\ {UTF-8} Target: (t1-t3) @@ -1333,80 +1328,81 @@ FINAL TIME = 2 ~~| SAVEPER = 1 ~~| TIME STEP = 1 ~~| "; - let (err, diags) = b3_compile_diags(mdl); + let (err, diags) = compile_diags(mdl); assert!( !err, - "real SAMPLE IF TRUE over a subrange must compile post-B3 (Option \ - A must not touch the hard-coded PREVIOUS(SELF,init) template). \ - Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + "real SAMPLE IF TRUE over a subrange must compile after the fix \ + (the fix must not touch the hard-coded PREVIOUS(SELF,init) \ + template). Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" ); let r = run_inline_mdl(mdl); assert_eq!(r.step_count, 3); // Time=0,1,2 are all <= k(5) -> condition always true -> output is the // sampled input a(7) at every element/step (the SELF/previous branch // is never taken; this exercises the template's structure intact). - assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "y[t1]"), vec![7.0, 7.0, 7.0]); - assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "y[t2]"), vec![7.0, 7.0, 7.0]); - assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "y[t3]"), vec![7.0, 7.0, 7.0]); + assert_eq!(element_series(&r, "y[t1]"), vec![7.0, 7.0, 7.0]); + assert_eq!(element_series(&r, "y[t2]"), vec![7.0, 7.0, 7.0]); + assert_eq!(element_series(&r, "y[t3]"), vec![7.0, 7.0, 7.0]); } -/// Reviewer/B3.md addendum -- B1/B3 disjointness guard. `ref.mdl` and -/// `interleaved.mdl` are the B1-only fixtures: pure INTER-variable cycles -/// (`ecc`<->`ce`), NO self-reference, so the converter never emits a +/// `ref.mdl` and `interleaved.mdl` are pure INTER-variable cycles +/// (`ecc`<->`ce`) with NO self-reference, so the converter never emits a /// `self` token for them. They must report `CircularDependency` and NEVER -/// `UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist` -- and B3's fix must not change that -/// (measured byte-identical pre & post via git-stash). This pins that B3 -/// does not spuriously inject `self` into inter-variable-cycle models, and -/// that clearing them is B1's job, not B3's (keeps B3 != B1 true under the -/// fix; proves the dedicated `self_recurrence` fixture is necessary). +/// `UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist`, and the self-reference fix must not +/// change that: it must not spuriously inject a `self`/undefined-name +/// leak into an inter-variable-cycle model. (These stay NotSimulatable +/// pending the still-open element-level cycle resolution, #559; this also +/// shows why the dedicated `self_recurrence` fixture is needed.) #[test] -fn ref_interleaved_b1_only_disjoint_from_b3() { +fn ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular() { use simlin_engine::common::ErrorCode; for path in [ "../../test/sdeverywhere/models/ref/ref.mdl", "../../test/sdeverywhere/models/interleaved/interleaved.mdl", ] { - let mdl = std::fs::read_to_string(path) - .unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("missing B1 fixture {path}: {e}")); - let (compile_err, diags) = b3_compile_diags(&mdl); - assert!(compile_err, "{path}: must be NotSimulatable (B1 cycle)"); + let mdl = + std::fs::read_to_string(path).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("missing fixture {path}: {e}")); + let (compile_err, diags) = compile_diags(&mdl); + assert!( + compile_err, + "{path}: must be NotSimulatable (inter-variable cycle)" + ); assert!( diags .iter() - .any(|d| b3_diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)), - "{path}: B1-only fixture must report CircularDependency. \ - Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + .any(|d| diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)), + "{path}: inter-variable-cycle fixture must report \ + CircularDependency. Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" ); assert!( !diags.iter().any(|d| matches!( - b3_diag_code(d), + diag_code(d), Some(ErrorCode::UnknownDependency) | Some(ErrorCode::DoesNotExist) )), - "{path}: B3 must NOT inject a `self`/undefined-name leak into \ - a pure inter-variable-cycle fixture (B1!=B3 disjointness). \ - Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + "{path}: the self-reference fix must NOT inject a \ + `self`/undefined-name leak into a pure inter-variable-cycle \ + fixture. Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" ); } } -/// Issue #559 blocker B2 Pattern A (end-to-end symptom + C-LEARN -/// signature). A 1D stock whose INTEG rate references a higher-rank flow -/// pinned to one element of the extra dimension +/// Issue #559 (end-to-end). A 1D stock whose INTEG rate references a +/// higher-rank flow pinned to one element of the extra dimension /// (`stock1d[scenario] = INTEG(fluxatm[scenario] - flux2d[scenario, L1], 0)`, /// `flux2d[scenario, layers]`). The native MDL `collect_flows` dropped the /// `[scenario, L1]` pin and wired the bare 2D `flux2d` as a named outflow /// of the 1D stock, so the dimension checker reported -/// `mismatched_dimensions` on `stock1d` -- the exact C-LEARN -/// `c_in_mixed_layer` / `heat_in_atmosphere_and_upper_ocean` shape. +/// `mismatched_dimensions` on `stock1d` (e.g. C-LEARN's +/// `c_in_mixed_layer` / `heat_in_atmosphere_and_upper_ocean`). /// -/// Pre-fix RED: `compile_project_incremental` fails with a -/// `MismatchedDimensions` diagnostic on `stock1d`. Post-fix GREEN: the +/// Before the fix `compile_project_incremental` failed with a +/// `MismatchedDimensions` diagnostic on `stock1d`. After the fix the /// rank-changing subscripted reference falls through to the synthetic /// net-flow path (which preserves the 1D `flux2d[scenario, L1]` slice in /// the rate), so the model compiles and simulates. `fluxatm`(2) - /// `flux2d[*,L1]`(1) = 1 per step into `stock1d` (init 0): [0, 1]. #[test] -fn simulates_b2_pattern_a_subscript_pinned_flow() { +fn simulates_subscript_pinned_higher_rank_flow() { use simlin_engine::common::ErrorCode; let mdl = "\ {UTF-8} @@ -1420,19 +1416,19 @@ FINAL TIME = 1 ~~| SAVEPER = 1 ~~| TIME STEP = 1 ~~| "; - let (compile_err, diags) = b3_compile_diags(mdl); - // The B2-A bug surfaces specifically as MismatchedDimensions on the - // 1D stock fed by the mis-wired bare 2D flow (pre-fix RED). + let (compile_err, diags) = compile_diags(mdl); + // The bug surfaces specifically as MismatchedDimensions on the 1D + // stock fed by the mis-wired bare 2D flow. assert!( !diags .iter() - .any(|d| b3_diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::MismatchedDimensions)), - "B2-A: a subscript-pinned higher-rank flow must not produce \ + .any(|d| diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::MismatchedDimensions)), + "a subscript-pinned higher-rank flow must not produce \ MismatchedDimensions on the 1D stock. Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" ); assert!( !compile_err, - "B2-A: stock1d with a pinned-slice flow must compile (synthetic \ + "stock1d with a pinned-slice flow must compile (synthetic \ net-flow preserves the 1D `flux2d[scenario, L1]` slice). \ Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" ); @@ -1440,33 +1436,31 @@ TIME STEP = 1 ~~| // scenario element, init 0 -> [0, 1] over the 2 steps. let r = run_inline_mdl(mdl); assert_eq!(r.step_count, 2); - assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "stock1d[s1]"), vec![0.0, 1.0]); - assert_eq!(b3_series(&r, "stock1d[s2]"), vec![0.0, 1.0]); -} - -/// Issue #559 blocker B2 Pattern B (end-to-end symptom; C-LEARN -/// `c_in_deep_ocean_net_flow` / `heat_in_deep_ocean_net_flow` signature). -/// A 2-D stock over a shift-mapped subrange whose differing per-equation -/// flow lists force a synthesized `_net_flow`. `build_synthetic_ -/// flow_equation` cloned the RAW subrange-sliced rate -/// (`dflux[scenario, upper] - dflux[scenario, lower]`) into every scalar -/// element key instead of resolving it per element, so the dimension -/// checker reported `MismatchedDimensions` on `stock2d_net_flow`. + assert_eq!(element_series(&r, "stock1d[s1]"), vec![0.0, 1.0]); + assert_eq!(element_series(&r, "stock1d[s2]"), vec![0.0, 1.0]); +} + +/// Issue #559 (end-to-end; e.g. C-LEARN's `c_in_deep_ocean_net_flow` / +/// `heat_in_deep_ocean_net_flow`). A 2-D stock over a shift-mapped +/// subrange whose differing per-equation flow lists force a synthesized +/// `_net_flow`. `build_synthetic_flow_equation` cloned the RAW +/// subrange-sliced rate (`dflux[scenario, upper] - dflux[scenario, lower]`) +/// into every scalar element key instead of resolving it per element, so +/// the dimension checker reported `MismatchedDimensions` on +/// `stock2d_net_flow`. /// -/// Pre-fix RED: a `MismatchedDimensions` diagnostic on `stock2d_net_flow`. -/// Post-fix: the synthetic net-flow is resolved per element (parser-level -/// shape fixed), so that MismatchedDimensions is GONE. +/// After the per-element resolution fix, that `MismatchedDimensions` is +/// gone (the parser-level shape is correct). /// -/// DEFERRED (B1-coupled, B2.md s4): the C-LEARN deep-ocean is a genuine -/// subscript-shift recurrence (`dflux` depends on the stock) that only -/// *simulates* once B1's element-level resolution also lands. This -/// minimal repro's `dflux` is constant, so it has no such cycle; we -/// therefore assert ONLY the B2-B parser-level symptom removal (no -/// `MismatchedDimensions` on the synthesized net-flow) and explicitly do -/// NOT assert deep-ocean simulation *values* here -- that is the deferred -/// B1-coupled end-to-end check. -#[test] -fn simulates_b2_pattern_b_synthetic_net_flow_shape() { +/// The end-to-end deep-ocean *value* check is deferred: the C-LEARN +/// deep-ocean is a genuine subscript-shift recurrence (`dflux` depends on +/// the stock) that only *simulates* once element-level cycle resolution +/// also lands (#559). This minimal repro's `dflux` is constant, so it has +/// no such cycle; we therefore assert ONLY the parser-level symptom +/// removal (no `MismatchedDimensions` on the synthesized net-flow) and +/// explicitly do NOT assert deep-ocean simulation *values* here. +#[test] +fn simulates_synthetic_net_flow_shape() { use simlin_engine::common::ErrorCode; let mdl = "\ {UTF-8} @@ -1484,17 +1478,17 @@ FINAL TIME = 1 ~~| SAVEPER = 1 ~~| TIME STEP = 1 ~~| "; - let (_compile_err, diags) = b3_compile_diags(mdl); - // The B2-B bug surfaces as MismatchedDimensions on the synthesized + let (_compile_err, diags) = compile_diags(mdl); + // The bug surfaces as MismatchedDimensions on the synthesized // `_net_flow` (raw subrange-sliced rate cloned into scalar element - // keys). Post-fix that specific symptom is gone. + // keys). After the fix that specific symptom is gone. let mismatched: Vec<_> = diags .iter() - .filter(|d| b3_diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::MismatchedDimensions)) + .filter(|d| diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::MismatchedDimensions)) .collect(); assert!( mismatched.is_empty(), - "B2-B: the synthesized net-flow must be resolved per element so no \ + "the synthesized net-flow must be resolved per element so no \ MismatchedDimensions remains (parser-level shape fix). Found: \ {mismatched:#?}" ); From 6e221e410a4b571d54f4132d8485d1ac3a77f0e3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 07:25:40 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 10/72] doc: add element-level cycle resolution design plan Completed brainstorming for the C-LEARN hero-model branch's remaining work. Ground-truth investigation established the sole fatal C-LEARN compile blocker is the false whole-variable CircularDependency (a 22-node multi-variable SCC plus a self-loop); the dimension/unknown blockers the stale simulates_clearn comment lists are already cleared. Key decisions captured: - Refine only flagged SCCs to an exact per-element graph that is a faithful refinement of the existing dt relation (dt_walk_successors), not the LTM element graph (which retains PREVIOUS-lagged edges and would falsely block C-LEARN); promote the test-only Tarjan to a production primitive. - New combined-fragment lowering for multi-variable recurrence SCCs; per-variable fragment/runlist model is otherwise unchanged. - Synthetic in-SCC helpers sourced from parent implicit_vars, else loud-safe fallback to CircularDependency; genuine cycles still rejected. - VECTOR ELM MAP / SORT ORDER corrected to genuine Vensim semantics with the bug-encoding fixtures rewritten; an explicit mid-plan structural gate precedes numeric Ref.vdf finalization. - 7 implementation phases. --- .../2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution.md | 581 ++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 581 insertions(+) create mode 100644 docs/design-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution.md diff --git a/docs/design-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution.md b/docs/design-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..ffd44fe78 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/design-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution.md @@ -0,0 +1,581 @@ +# Element-Level Cycle Resolution Design + +## Summary + +Simlin's compiler rejects models that contain a dependency cycle. That check +operates at **whole-variable granularity**: every element of an arrayed +variable is collapsed into a single graph node. This is too coarse for a +common, legitimate pattern — a forward recurrence such as +`x[tNext] = x[tPrev] + 1`, where each array element depends only on an +*earlier* element of the same (or another) variable. The native MDL converter +already expands these shift-mapped subranges to concrete per-element equations +(`x[t1]=1; x[t2]=x[t1]+1; x[t3]=x[t2]+1`), so the element-level graph is +well-founded and acyclic, but the whole-variable gate sees a self-loop (or a +multi-variable SCC) and falsely reports `CircularDependency`, marking the model +`NotSimulatable`. This is the single fatal compile blocker for the C-LEARN +reference model (one 22-node dt SCC plus a self-loop), and it also blocks +several smaller corpus fixtures. + +The approach keeps the fast whole-variable gate's acyclic happy path +completely unchanged and only does extra work when it actually finds a +back-edge. At that point it identifies the offending SCC and *refines just +that SCC* into an exact `(variable, element-offset)` graph. The refinement is +deliberately a faithful refinement of the engine's existing dt dependency +relation (`dt_walk_successors`), built from the engine's own +already-lowered per-element expressions via the existing +`lower_var_fragment` bridge — not a parallel re-derivation — so dt-phase +semantics (PREVIOUS/lagged reads excluded, stock edges broken) are inherited +"by construction" and the acyclicity verdict is sound by construction. A +promoted iterative Tarjan primitive (already present, previously test-only) +decides element-acyclicity: acyclic and every member element-sourceable means +emit a per-element topological run order and resolve; anything else keeps the +conservative `CircularDependency` (loud-safe fallback). Genuine cycles +(`a=b+1;b=a+1`, `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1`) stay element-cyclic and remain rejected +by construction, preserving the CLAUDE.md hard rule. + +This particular shape is forced by two facts. First, the *whole-variable vs. +element-level* distinction is the crux: the cheap collapsed gate cannot +distinguish a real cycle from a well-founded recurrence, so the design layers +an exact element graph on top only for SCCs the cheap gate flags, rather than +making the primary gate element-granular (which would slow every compile). +Second, single-variable self-recurrences already lower correctly inside their +one existing fragment (declared-order iteration), but a *multi-variable* +recurrence SCC (C-LEARN's emissions/target cluster) needs its members +evaluated in interleaved per-element order across variables — inexpressible +with today's one-contiguous-`AssignCurr`-block-per-variable lowering. So the +design adds a **combined-fragment lowering path**: the SCC's members' +per-element `AssignCurr` slots are interleaved, in the computed element order, +into a single synthetic `PerVarBytecodes` injected at the SCC's runlist slot, +with variable layout offsets and the results map left unchanged +(per-variable series stay individually addressable). The mechanism serves +both the dt (flows) and init (initials) phases, since C-LEARN reports a cycle +in each; the init relation differs only in that stocks do not break the chain +during initialization. Finally, the bundled VECTOR ELM MAP / VECTOR SORT +ORDER corrections are a **separate, purely numeric concern**: they are not +part of cycle resolution (they don't intersect C-LEARN's cycle) but lie on +C-LEARN's *numeric* path, so they are fixed to genuine Vensim semantics, the +Simlin-authored fixtures that encoded the bugs are rewritten to true Vensim +values, and the genuine-Vensim `vector.xmile` is un-excluded as a regression +gate. + +## Definition of Done + +**Primary deliverable** — General element-level cycle resolution: when the +whole-variable dt/init cycle gate detects an SCC, expand just that SCC to an +exact per-element graph (reusing existing element causal-graph machinery + a +promoted Tarjan primitive), test element-acyclicity, and emit a per-element +run order — including a **new combined-fragment lowering path** so +multi-variable recurrence SCCs (C-LEARN's ~22-node emissions/target cluster) +evaluate in interleaved per-element order. In-SCC synthetic helpers (synthetic +INIT, PREVIOUS/SMOOTH, macro-expansion helpers with no source equation) are +sourced from their parent variable's implicit-vars; if any in-SCC node +genuinely cannot be element-sourced, a loud-safe fallback keeps the +`CircularDependency` rejection. Genuine cycles (`a=b+1;b=a+1`, +`x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1`) remain rejected (CLAUDE.md hard rule). PLUS: VECTOR ELM +MAP / VECTOR SORT ORDER fixed to genuine Vensim semantics, the Simlin-authored +fixtures that encode the bugs rewritten to genuine Vensim values, and +`test/sdeverywhere/models/vector/vector.xmile` un-excluded as a regression +gate. + +**Success criteria** + +1. Explicit mid-plan structural gate: C-LEARN + (`test/xmutil_test_models/C-LEARN v77 for Vensim.mdl`) compiles via the + incremental path and runs to FINAL TIME via the VM with no panic and no + NaN in core series; #363 (incremental-compiler panic on C-LEARN) + re-verified once the cycle gate no longer masks the deeper pipeline, and + the residual test-only `catch_unwind` + (`tests/ltm_discovery_large_models.rs:670`) retired. +2. `simulates_clearn` is un-`#[ignore]`d and passes (numeric match vs + `test/xmutil_test_models/Ref.vdf` within the existing 1% cross-simulator + tolerance via `ensure_vdf_results`), and `ensure_vdf_results` is hardened + with match-coverage and NaN guards so a near-empty match or all-NaN + comparison cannot vacuously pass. +3. The now-element-acyclic fixtures transition from "asserts + `CircularDependency`" to correctness: `self_recurrence.mdl`, `ref.mdl`, + and `interleaved.mdl` simulate to correct values. +4. All work is test-driven against the project coverage standard; the engine + test suite stays green under the 3-minute wall-clock cap; fixes are + general engine fixes with no model-specific hacks. + +**Out of scope** — non-fatal unit-inference warnings on C-LEARN; VECTOR +SELECT cross-dimension patterns beyond what C-LEARN / `vector.xmile` +exercise; Vensim macro support (already complete). + +## Acceptance Criteria + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC1: Single-variable self-recurrence resolves +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC1.1 Success:** `test/sdeverywhere/models/self_recurrence/self_recurrence.mdl` compiles via the incremental path with no `CircularDependency`. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC1.2 Success:** It simulates to the well-founded series `ecc[t1]=1, ecc[t2]=2, ecc[t3]=3` over its steps. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC1.3 Success:** `scc_components` is callable from production code (`pub(crate)`, not `#[cfg(test)]`) and the whole-variable happy path (acyclic models) is unaffected. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC1.4 Edge:** The emitted per-element run order is byte-identical across repeated compiles of the same model. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC1.5 Failure:** A single-variable SCC whose induced element graph is genuinely cyclic (`x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1`) is NOT resolved — it still reports `CircularDependency`. + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC2: Multi-variable recurrence SCC resolves +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC2.1 Success:** `test/sdeverywhere/models/ref/ref.mdl` compiles and simulates to its hand-computed per-element series. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC2.2 Success:** `test/sdeverywhere/models/interleaved/interleaved.mdl` compiles and simulates to its hand-computed values. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC2.3 Success:** The SCC is lowered as one combined fragment; variable offsets and the results offset map are unchanged vs. a hypothetical acyclic equivalent (per-variable result series remain individually addressable). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC2.4 Success:** Both dt-phase and init-phase recurrence SCCs are resolved (a fixture with an init-phase recurrence simulates correctly). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC2.5 Edge:** `ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular` is transitioned to assert correct simulation (not `CircularDependency`). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC2.6 Failure:** `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` and the existing model corpus stay green (no regression on non-recurrence models). + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC3: Synthetic-helper policy +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC3.1 Success:** A well-founded recurrence whose SCC includes a synthetic helper (e.g. an INIT/PREVIOUS-helper-bearing recurrence) compiles and simulates when the helper is sourceable from its parent's `implicit_vars`. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC3.2 Failure:** An SCC with an in-cycle node that genuinely cannot be element-sourced falls back to `CircularDependency` — no panic, no silent miscompile. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC3.3 Edge:** The `#[cfg(test)]` `array_producing_vars` accessor keeps its abort-on-no-`SourceVariable` contract (its test still passes unchanged). + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC4: Genuine cycles still rejected (hard rule) +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC4.1 Failure:** `a=b+1; b=a+1` reports `CircularDependency` (scalar 2-cycle). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC4.2 Failure:** `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` reports `CircularDependency` (genuine same-element self-cycle). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC4.3 Success:** `genuine_cycles_still_rejected` passes unchanged; the `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` harness passes against the new invariant (element-acyclic ⇒ resolved/no diagnostic; element-cyclic ⇒ `CircularDependency`). + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC5: VECTOR SORT ORDER genuine Vensim semantics +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC5.1 Success:** `VECTOR SORT ORDER([2100,2010,2020], ascending)` yields the 0-based permutation `[1,2,0]` (matching genuine Vensim). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC5.2 Success:** Descending direction yields the correct 0-based permutation; ties preserve stable order consistent with genuine Vensim. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC5.3 Edge:** The Simlin-authored fixtures that encoded 1-based output (`array_tests.rs` cases, `vector_simple.dat` `l`/`m`) are corrected to genuine Vensim and pass. + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC6: VECTOR ELM MAP genuine Vensim semantics +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC6.1 Success:** Result element `i` equals `source[(i + offset[i]) mod n]` — per-element base applied, wraparound via `rem_euclid`. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC6.2 Success:** A cross-dimension source (`d[DimA,B1]` with offset reaching the `B2` column) resolves against the full source dimension, matching genuine Vensim `vector.dat`. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC6.3 Success:** `test/sdeverywhere/models/vector/vector.xmile` is un-excluded and simulates to genuine-Vensim `vector.dat`. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC6.4 Edge:** Corrected `vector_elm_map_tests` and `vector_simple.dat` `f`/`g` columns pass against genuine Vensim values. + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC7: C-LEARN structural gate + #363 +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC7.1 Success:** C-LEARN (`test/xmutil_test_models/C-LEARN v77 for Vensim.mdl`) compiles via the incremental path with no fatal `ModelError` (no `circular_dependency`; non-fatal unit-inference warnings allowed). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC7.2 Success:** The C-LEARN VM runs to FINAL TIME with no panic. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC7.3 Success:** No core C-LEARN series is entirely NaN after the run. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC7.4 Success:** The residual test-only `catch_unwind` for C-LEARN (`tests/ltm_discovery_large_models.rs:670`) is removed and its `clearn_*` test expects a clean compile result. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC7.5 Failure:** If a post-gate panic surfaces, it is a hard test failure (root-caused), not caught/ignored. + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC8: C-LEARN numeric finalization +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC8.1 Success:** `simulates_clearn` is un-`#[ignore]`d and passes — C-LEARN matches `test/xmutil_test_models/Ref.vdf` within the existing 1% cross-simulator tolerance. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC8.2 Failure:** `ensure_vdf_results` fails (does not vacuously pass) when fewer than a minimum number of variables match, or when a core series is entirely NaN / the NaN-skipped fraction exceeds the guard threshold (covered by a dedicated guard test with synthetic inputs). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC8.3 Edge:** The `simulates_clearn` stale comment is replaced with an accurate description; the engine default test suite stays green under the 3-minute cap (`simulates_clearn` runs explicitly by runtime class, not in the capped default set). + +## Glossary + +- **System dynamics (SD)**: Modeling discipline using stocks, flows, and feedback loops to simulate how complex systems evolve over time. +- **Stock / flow**: A stock accumulates over time (state); a flow is the rate that changes a stock. Stocks break dependency cycles because their current value is integrated from the prior step, not computed within the step. +- **dt phase / init phase**: The two compiled evaluation passes. The dt (flows) phase computes each timestep's rates; the init (initials) phase computes starting values. Cycle rules differ: stocks break edges in the dt phase but not the init phase. +- **SCC (strongly connected component)**: A maximal set of graph nodes each reachable from every other; a nontrivial SCC (or self-loop) is a dependency cycle. +- **Tarjan**: Tarjan's algorithm for finding SCCs in a directed graph; here the iterative variant in `ltm/indexed.rs::scc_components`, promoted from test-only to a production `pub(crate)` primitive. +- **Whole-variable cycle gate**: The existing compile-time cycle check that collapses all elements of an arrayed variable into one graph node — coarse, so it can't tell a real cycle from a well-founded element recurrence. +- **Element-level / per-element graph**: A refined graph whose nodes are `(variable, element-offset)` pairs, so a forward recurrence across array elements is visibly acyclic. +- **Forward recurrence / well-founded recurrence**: An equation where each element depends only on strictly earlier elements (e.g. `x[t2]=x[t1]+1`), so it terminates and has a defined value — legitimate, unlike a true cycle. +- **`CircularDependency` / `NotSimulatable`**: The diagnostic emitted when a cycle is found, and the resulting model state that blocks simulation. +- **`dt_walk_successors`**: The single canonical dt-phase dependency-successor relation in `db_dep_graph.rs`, consumed by both the production cycle detector and test introspection so they agree by construction. +- **`model_dependency_graph_impl` / `ModelDepGraphResult`**: The salsa query (and its result struct) that builds the model dependency graph and reports cycles; gains a `resolved_sccs` payload. +- **`ResolvedScc`**: New payload describing a resolved recurrence SCC: its member variables, the `(member, element-offset)` topological order, and which phase (`Dt`/`Initial`). +- **Runlist (`runlist_flows` / `runlist_initials`)**: The ordered `Vec` of variable names giving evaluation order for the dt and init phases. +- **Fragment / `PerVarBytecodes`**: The compiled per-variable bytecode unit; `assemble_module` concatenates these in runlist order to form the runnable module. +- **`concatenate_fragments`**: The `compiler/symbolic.rs` routine that splices `PerVarBytecodes` together; stays agnostic — a combined SCC fragment is just another `PerVarBytecodes`. +- **Combined-fragment lowering**: New path that interleaves multiple SCC members' per-element slots into one synthetic fragment so cross-variable recurrences evaluate in interleaved element order. +- **`AssignCurr`**: The bytecode/expr op that assigns a computed value to a variable's current-value slot at a given offset; per-element `AssignCurr` slots are what the combined fragment interleaves. +- **`lower_var_fragment` / `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs`**: The salsa-tracked bridge in `db_var_fragment.rs`/`db_dep_graph.rs` exposing the engine's own production-lowered per-variable `Vec`; reused verbatim to build the element relation. +- **`assemble_module`**: The `db.rs` stage that walks the runlist, lowers each variable, and concatenates fragments into the final simulatable module; gains combined-fragment injection. +- **Salsa-tracked**: Computed via the salsa incremental-computation framework, so results are cached and recomputed only when inputs change. +- **Shift-mapped subrange**: A Vensim subrange mapping that offsets array indices (e.g. `tPrev`→`tNext`); resolved to concrete per-element equations by the native MDL converter at conversion time. +- **`SubscriptIterator` / declared order**: Iteration over an arrayed variable's elements in declared dimension order; why a single-variable self-recurrence already lowers correctly within its one fragment. +- **`implicit_vars` / synthetic helper**: Engine-generated companion variables (synthetic INIT, PREVIOUS/SMOOTH, macro-expansion helpers) with synthesized equations and no user `SourceVariable`; in-SCC helpers are sourced from their parent's `ParsedVariableResult.implicit_vars`. +- **`SourceVariable`**: A graph node backed by a real user-authored variable equation (as opposed to a synthetic helper). +- **Loud-safe fallback**: Design principle of keeping the conservative `CircularDependency` rejection (never silently miscompiling) when an in-SCC node cannot be element-sourced. +- **`dt_previous_referenced_vars` / PREVIOUS-lagged edge**: The set of dependencies reached only through `PREVIOUS`/lagged reads; stripped from the dt relation, so those self-edges correctly vanish in the element graph. +- **`model_element_causal_edges`**: The LTM element-causal-edge relation; deliberately *not* reused here because it retains PREVIOUS-lagged edges (would create ~105 spurious self-loops and falsely block C-LEARN). +- **LTM**: Loops That Matter — Simlin's feedback-loop discovery/scoring analysis; the source of the existing element causal-edge graph and the promoted-from-test Tarjan primitive. +- **C-LEARN**: A large (~53k-line) Vensim climate-economy reference model used as the structural and numeric proving ground; `test/xmutil_test_models/C-LEARN v77 for Vensim.mdl`. +- **VDF (Vensim Data File)**: Vensim's proprietary binary simulation-output format; `Ref.vdf` is C-LEARN's reference output, parsed into a `Results` struct for cross-simulator comparison. +- **`ensure_vdf_results`**: Test helper comparing engine output to VDF reference within tolerance; hardened with a minimum matched-variable floor and NaN guards so a near-empty/all-NaN comparison cannot vacuously pass. +- **Cross-simulator tolerance (1%)**: The accepted numeric deviation between Simlin and Vensim on the same model, accounting for benign integration/semantic differences. +- **`VECTOR SORT ORDER`**: Vensim builtin returning the permutation that sorts a vector; corrected here to emit genuine-Vensim **0-based** indices instead of 1-based. +- **`VECTOR ELM MAP`**: Vensim builtin mapping result element `i` to `source[(i + offset[i]) mod n]`; corrected to add the per-element base and `rem_euclid` wraparound over the full source dimension. +- **`rem_euclid`**: Rust's Euclidean remainder (always-nonnegative modulo); the correct wraparound for negative offsets, consistent with the VM's existing `Op2::Mod`. +- **`catch_unwind`**: Rust panic-catching wrapper; a residual test-only one shielding the C-LEARN test is retired once the cycle gate no longer masks the deeper pipeline (issue #363). +- **Byte-stability / deterministic bytecode**: The requirement that emitted bytecode (and the per-element run order) be identical across repeated compiles; enforced via the existing sorted Tarjan tie-break discipline. +- **Incremental path / `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models`**: The salsa-incremental compile pipeline and the corpus regression test ensuring no model regresses. + +## Architecture + +### The problem + +The native MDL converter resolves Vensim shift-mapped subranges to concrete +per-element equations at conversion time (`mdl/convert/variables.rs` +`build_element_context` + `xmile_compat.rs::resolve_subrange_element`): +`x[tNext] = x[tPrev] + 1` becomes +`Equation::Arrayed([("t1","1"),("t2","ecc[t1]+1"),("t3","ecc[t2]+1")])`. The +engine's compile-time cycle gate (`db.rs::model_dependency_graph_impl` -> +`compute_transitive`/`compute_inner`, over the relation +`db_dep_graph.rs::dt_walk_successors`) is **whole-variable**: it collapses an +arrayed variable's elements to one node, so a well-founded forward recurrence +(`t1 -> t2 -> t3`) appears as a self-loop or a multi-variable SCC and is +falsely rejected `CircularDependency` -> `NotSimulatable`. + +Empirically, C-LEARN's only fatal compile blocker is exactly this: one +22-node dt SCC + a self-loop on `emissions_with_cumulative_constraints`, all +23 members real source variables, no array-producing builtins inside the +cycle, all 952 intra-SCC references `Bare`/`FixedIndex` (zero +`DynamicIndex`/`Wildcard`), induced element subgraph acyclic. The three +previously-listed blockers (`MismatchedDimensions`, `UnknownDependency`, +`DoesNotExist`) are already cleared on this branch; the `simulates_clearn` +comment that still lists them is stale. + +### Element-level resolution + +The whole-variable gate's happy path is **unchanged**. The change lives in +`db_dep_graph.rs` (which owns the dt relation) and `model_dependency_graph_impl`: + +1. **Detect.** Promote `crate::ltm::indexed::scc_components` (iterative + Tarjan, currently `#[cfg(test)]`; its docstring already anticipates "a + production consumer") to unconditional `pub(crate)`. When + `compute_transitive` reports a back-edge, identify the offending SCC(s) + over the existing `dt_walk_successors` adjacency (dt phase) and the + init-successor relation (init phase). + +2. **Refine.** For each SCC, build a **per-element dt graph** that is the + element-granularity refinement of `dt_walk_successors`: nodes are + `(member, element-offset)`; edges come from the engine's *own* lowered + per-element exprs via the `lower_var_fragment` / + `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` bridge already in `db_dep_graph.rs`, + reading each member's per-element `Expr::AssignCurr` RHS for intra-SCC + reads. dt-phase semantics are **inherited**, not re-implemented: + PREVIOUS/lagged reads and stock-broken edges are excluded exactly as + `build_var_info` already strips `dt_previous_referenced_vars`. This is + why C-LEARN's `previous_*` self-edges (from `SAMPLE IF TRUE` -> + `PREVIOUS(SELF,..)`) correctly vanish, and why this is **not** the LTM + `model_element_causal_edges` graph (that relation includes + PREVIOUS-lagged edges for loop discovery and would yield 105 spurious + self-loops -> false fallback -> C-LEARN stays blocked). + +3. **Verdict.** Run the promoted Tarjan on the SCC-induced element graph. If + element-acyclic **and** every member is element-sourceable -> emit a + per-element topological run order and mark members for combined-fragment + lowering; do **not** set `has_cycle`. Otherwise -> keep `has_cycle` + + `CircularDependency` (loud-safe). Genuine cycles (`a=b+1;b=a+1`, + `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1`) stay element-cyclic and remain rejected by + construction (CLAUDE.md hard rule preserved). + +`ModelDepGraphResult` (`db.rs:1129`) gains an SCC-resolution payload threaded +to `assemble_module`: + +```rust +struct ResolvedScc { + members: BTreeSet>, // SCC variables (byte-stable) + element_order: Vec<(Ident, usize)>, // (member, element-offset) topo order + phase: SccPhase, // Dt | Initial +} +// ModelDepGraphResult gains: resolved_sccs: Vec +``` + +### Combined-fragment lowering + +`assemble_module` (`db.rs` ~4287) walks the runlist and concatenates +per-variable `PerVarBytecodes` via `compiler/symbolic.rs::concatenate_fragments`. +Each member is lowered as one contiguous `AssignCurr` block today, so +interleaved cross-variable element order is inexpressible. For a resolved +SCC: collect each member's per-element lowered `AssignCurr` slots (the +`lower_var_fragment` output, keyed by element offset), **interleave them in +`element_order`** into one synthetic `PerVarBytecodes`, inject it at the +SCC's runlist position, and remove members from the per-variable runlist. +`concatenate_fragments` and the `Vec` runlist type are +**unchanged**; variable layout offsets and the results map are +**unchanged** (the combined fragment writes the same `member_base + elem` +slots, reordered). The mechanism serves **both** the dt (flows) and init +(initials) phases — C-LEARN reports both a dt and an init +`circular_dependency`. + +### Synthetic-helper policy + +A member with no `SourceVariable` (synthetic INIT, PREVIOUS/SMOOTH, or +macro-expansion helper) cannot be sourced through the normal +`lower_var_fragment` keyed path. The current `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` +contract *panics* ("abort, never silent-skip") — correct for a test +accessor, unacceptable in production. The production contract becomes: +source the helper's per-element exprs from the parent variable's +`ParsedVariableResult.implicit_vars` (each is a real `datamodel::Variable` +with a synthesized equation); if any in-SCC node genuinely cannot be +element-sourced, **loud-safe fallback** to `CircularDependency`. C-LEARN's +SCC contains no such helpers, so this is general-correctness robustness, not +on C-LEARN's critical path — implemented fallback-first, then +parent-sourcing. + +### VECTOR ELM MAP / VECTOR SORT ORDER + +Independent of cycle resolution (`array_producing ∩ C-LEARN's cycle = ∅`) +but on the `simulates_clearn` numeric path (C-LEARN target-sorting uses +them). Two `vm.rs` corrections to genuine Vensim semantics: + +- **`Opcode::VectorSortOrder`** (`vm.rs` ~2358-2405): emit **0-based** + permutation indices, not 1-based. Direction handling is already correct. +- **`Opcode::VectorElmMap`** (`vm.rs` ~2301-2356): result element `i` reads + `source[(i + offset[i]) mod n]` — add the missing per-element **base** and + **wraparound** (`rem_euclid`, as `Op2::Mod` at `vm.rs:102` already uses), + resolving the **full source dimension** rather than the flattened sliced + view. + +The Simlin-authored fixtures encode the bugs; the fix is incomplete without +correcting them: rewrite the wrong expected values in +`test/sdeverywhere/models/vector_simple/vector_simple.dat` and the affected +`src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs` cases (`mod vector_elm_map_tests` +~3474, `vector_builtin_promotes_active_dim_ref_*` ~4145, +`mod dimension_dependent_scalar_arg_tests` ~4217, `mod +arrayed_except_hoisting_tests` ~3984) to **genuine Vensim** values, and +**un-exclude** `test/sdeverywhere/models/vector/vector.xmile` +(simulate.rs ~651-656) as the regression gate (its `.dat` is real Vensim +output). + +## Existing Patterns + +This design follows established codebase patterns; it introduces no new +architectural style. + +- **"Single shared relation, never re-derive."** `db_dep_graph.rs` defines + `dt_walk_successors`/`build_var_info` once and consumes them in *both* the + production cycle detector and the `#[cfg(test)]` introspection accessor, so + the accessor observes the engine's actual relation "by construction." This + design extends that exact pattern: the per-element relation is a *faithful + refinement* of `dt_walk_successors`, so the element-acyclicity verdict is + sound by construction. The three contract changes to `db_dep_graph.rs` + (promote `#[cfg(test)]` machinery to `pub(crate)`; replace + `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs`'s panic-on-no-`SourceVariable` with + parent-sourcing + loud-safe fallback; re-point + `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` at the new invariant) are intended + consequences of adding a production consumer — explicitly anticipated by + the `scc_components` docstring. The dense rationale comments are the + "explain why" CLAUDE.md requires and are preserved. + +- **Salsa-tracked lowering bridge.** `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` / + `db_var_fragment.rs::lower_var_fragment` already source the engine's own + per-variable production-lowered `Vec` over the `build_var_info` + universe. The element relation reuses this bridge verbatim — not a parallel + derivation. + +- **Per-fragment composition.** A combined SCC fragment is just another + `PerVarBytecodes`; `concatenate_fragments` stays agnostic, mirroring how + LTM synthetic fragments are appended in `assemble_module`. + +- **Byte-stability discipline.** `dt_cycle_sccs` is sorted/byte-stable; + the element run order uses the same Tarjan + sorted tie-break so bytecode + is deterministic across runs. + +- **Incorrect tests are corrected, not preserved** (CLAUDE.md): the + Simlin-authored VECTOR fixtures that encode bugs are rewritten to genuine + Vensim, and the genuine-Vensim `vector.xmile` is un-excluded — the same + posture as prior corpus-fixture work. + +- **Loud-safe fallback over silent miscompile.** Matches the codebase's + pervasive preference (the `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` abort rationale, + the LTM unscoreable-edge warning): when element-sourcing is impossible, + keep the conservative `CircularDependency` rather than emit a wrong run + order. + +## Implementation Phases + + +### Phase 1: Tarjan promotion + single-variable self-recurrence + +**Goal:** A single-variable self-recurrence SCC (a dt self-loop whose +induced element graph is acyclic) is resolved and simulates; genuine cycles +still rejected. No combined fragment yet (the single-variable case already +lowers correctly within its one existing fragment via declared-order +`SubscriptIterator`). + +**Components:** +- `src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs` — promote `scc_components` from + `#[cfg(test)]` to unconditional `pub(crate)`. +- `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` — production SCC identification + over `dt_walk_successors`/init relation; the per-element dt relation + builder (element-granularity refinement, sourced via the existing + `lower_var_fragment` bridge, inheriting PREVIOUS/stock exclusion); + element-acyclicity verdict; re-point `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` / + `dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation` to the new invariant (element-acyclic + SCC ⇒ no `CircularDependency`; element-cyclic ⇒ still flagged). +- `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` — `model_dependency_graph_impl` consumes the + verdict; `ModelDepGraphResult` gains `resolved_sccs`; single-variable + resolved SCC excluded from the `CircularDependency` accumulation and kept + in the normal per-variable runlist. + +**Dependencies:** None (first phase). + +**Done when:** Tests verify `element-cycle-resolution.AC1.*` and +`element-cycle-resolution.AC4.*`: `self_recurrence.mdl` compiles and +simulates to the correct series; `genuine_cycles_still_rejected` stays +green; the consistency harness passes against the new invariant; element +run order is byte-stable. Engine suite green under the 3-min cap. + + + +### Phase 2: Combined-fragment lowering (multi-variable SCC) + +**Goal:** A multi-variable element-acyclic recurrence SCC evaluates in +interleaved per-element order, in both dt and init phases. + +**Components:** +- `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` — `assemble_module`: build the synthetic + combined `PerVarBytecodes` by interleaving members' per-element + `AssignCurr` slots in `ResolvedScc.element_order`; inject at the SCC + runlist slot; remove members from the per-variable runlist; apply to + `runlist_flows` (dt) and `runlist_initials` (init). +- `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` — init-phase element relation + (stock-non-breaking variant) so the init SCC gets its own element order. + +**Dependencies:** Phase 1. + +**Done when:** Tests verify `element-cycle-resolution.AC2.*`: `ref.mdl` and +`interleaved.mdl` compile and simulate to hand-computed values; +`ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular` transitions from +asserting `CircularDependency` to asserting correct simulation; combined +fragment is byte-stable; existing non-recurrence models unaffected +(`incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` green). + + + +### Phase 3: Synthetic-helper sourcing policy + +**Goal:** An element-SCC containing a no-`SourceVariable` helper is resolved +when the helper is sourceable from its parent's implicit vars, else +loud-safe fallback. + +**Components:** +- `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` — replace + `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs`'s panic-on-no-`SourceVariable` (production + path) with sourcing from the parent's + `ParsedVariableResult.implicit_vars`; loud-safe fallback to + `CircularDependency` when an in-SCC node cannot be element-sourced. The + `#[cfg(test)]` array-producing accessor keeps its abort contract (a false + negative there is still wrong). + +**Dependencies:** Phase 2. + +**Done when:** Tests verify `element-cycle-resolution.AC3.*`: a +synthetic-helper-bearing well-founded recurrence fixture simulates; an +unsourceable fixture falls back to `CircularDependency` (no panic, no silent +miscompile); `array_producing_vars` test contract unchanged. + + + +### Phase 4: VECTOR SORT ORDER (genuine Vensim 0-based) + +**Goal:** `VECTOR SORT ORDER` returns 0-based permutation indices; fixtures +corrected to genuine Vensim. + +**Components:** +- `src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs` — `Opcode::VectorSortOrder` 0-based result; + replace the "intentional asymmetry" rationalization comment with the + correct semantics + citation. +- `src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs` — correct the cases that encode + 1-based output (`vector_builtin_promotes_active_dim_ref_*` ~4145, + `mod dimension_dependent_scalar_arg_tests` ~4217, + `mod arrayed_except_hoisting_tests` ~3984). +- `test/sdeverywhere/models/vector_simple/vector_simple.dat` — correct the + `l`/`m` columns to genuine Vensim values. + +**Dependencies:** None (independent of Phases 1-3). + +**Done when:** Tests verify `element-cycle-resolution.AC5.*`: corrected +`array_tests.rs` cases pass; `simulates_vector_simple_mdl` passes against +corrected expectations. + + + +### Phase 5: VECTOR ELM MAP (base + wraparound + cross-dim source) + +**Goal:** `VECTOR ELM MAP` implements `source[(i + offset[i]) mod n]` over +the full source dimension; genuine-Vensim `vector.xmile` un-excluded as the +regression gate. + +**Components:** +- `src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs` — `Opcode::VectorElmMap` per-element base + + `rem_euclid` wraparound; resolve the full source dimension, not the + flattened sliced view (`read_view_element` / `bytecode.rs::flat_offset` + interplay). +- `src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs` — correct `mod + vector_elm_map_tests` (~3474) and the OOB-NaN expectations. +- `test/sdeverywhere/models/vector_simple/vector_simple.dat` — correct + `f`/`g` columns. +- `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` — un-exclude + `test/sdeverywhere/models/vector/vector.xmile` (~651-656) as a simulating + model gated on its genuine-Vensim `.dat`. + +**Dependencies:** Phase 4 (shared fixture file `vector_simple.dat`; sequence +to avoid churn). + +**Done when:** Tests verify `element-cycle-resolution.AC6.*`: corrected +`vector_elm_map_tests` pass; `vector.xmile` simulates and matches genuine +Vensim `vector.dat`. + + + +### Phase 6: C-LEARN structural gate + #363 re-verify + +**Goal (the explicit mid-plan value-locking checkpoint):** C-LEARN compiles +via the incremental path and runs to FINAL TIME via the VM with no panic +and no NaN in core series; #363 re-verified; residual test-only +`catch_unwind` retired. + +**Components:** +- `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` — a new (initially `#[ignore]`d if + runtime requires, or feature-gated) test that compiles C-LEARN past the + now-resolved cycle gate, asserts a clean `Result` (no panic), runs the VM + to FINAL TIME, and asserts no all-NaN core series. +- `src/simlin-engine/tests/ltm_discovery_large_models.rs` — retire the + `catch_unwind` (~670); re-point `clearn_*` to expect a clean compile + result. + +**Dependencies:** Phases 2, 3, 5 (C-LEARN needs the multi-variable SCC, the +helper policy as a safety net, and correct VECTOR ops to avoid NaN +propagation). + +**Done when:** Tests verify `element-cycle-resolution.AC7.*`: C-LEARN +compiles with no fatal `ModelError` (unit-inference warnings allowed, +explicitly out of scope), runs to FINAL TIME, no panic, no all-NaN core +series; no `catch_unwind` remains in the engine test suite for C-LEARN. + + + +### Phase 7: Numeric finalization + +**Goal:** `simulates_clearn` un-`#[ignore]`d and passing vs `Ref.vdf`; +`ensure_vdf_results` hardened. + +**Components:** +- `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` — harden `ensure_vdf_results` + (~140-190): minimum matched-variable floor; NaN guard (fail on + entirely-NaN core series or excessive NaN-skipped fraction). Un-`#[ignore]` + `simulates_clearn`; update its stale comment. +- Bounded numeric debugging of the C-LEARN vs `Ref.vdf` tail within the + existing 1% cross-simulator tolerance; any residual mismatch that resists + a *general* fix is filed/triaged via `track-issue`, not hacked around. + +**Dependencies:** Phase 6. + +**Done when:** Tests verify `element-cycle-resolution.AC8.*`: +`simulates_clearn` passes (numeric match within 1%); `ensure_vdf_results` +cannot vacuously pass on near-empty/all-NaN comparison (covered by a +dedicated guard test); engine suite green under the 3-min cap (note: +`simulates_clearn` itself is release-`--ignored`-class by runtime and is +run explicitly, not in the capped default set). + + +## Additional Considerations + +**Init-phase recurrence.** C-LEARN reports both a dt and an init +`circular_dependency`. The init-phase element relation differs from dt +(stocks do not break the chain in the initials phase — `compute_inner`'s +`info.is_stock && !is_initial` sink is dt-only). Both phases get their own +SCC-induced element graph and combined fragment; this is designed in (Phase +2) but is the subtlest part and is called out for the implementation plan. + +**Numeric tail risk (Phase 7).** A 53k-line model matching Vensim within 1% +may surface latent integration/semantic differences beyond VECTOR ops. The +Phase 6 structural gate deliberately locks the compile+run value before +Phase 7, so a long numeric tail does not strand the structural deliverable. +Phases 1-3 are independently shippable engine improvements regardless of the +Phase 7 outcome. + +**Determinism.** The per-element topological order must be byte-stable; +reuse the `dt_cycle_sccs` Tarjan + sorted tie-break discipline so emitted +bytecode does not vary across runs (the codebase enforces this elsewhere and +has tests for it). + +**Out of scope (restated):** non-fatal unit-inference warnings on C-LEARN; +VECTOR SELECT cross-dimension patterns beyond what C-LEARN / `vector.xmile` +exercise; Vensim macro support (complete). 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Only when `model_dependency_graph_impl` finds a back-edge, +identify the offending SCC over the existing `dt_walk_successors` relation, +refine *just that SCC* into an exact `(member, element-offset)` graph built +from the engine's own production-lowered per-element `Expr::AssignCurr` +expressions, and run the (newly promoted) iterative Tarjan primitive on it. If +element-acyclic and every member is element-sourceable, emit a per-element +topological order and do **not** set `has_cycle`; otherwise keep the +conservative `CircularDependency` (loud-safe fallback). The single-variable +case needs no combined fragment — it already lowers correctly within its one +existing fragment via declared-order `SubscriptIterator` (Phase 2 adds the +multi-variable combined fragment). + +**Tech Stack:** Rust (`simlin-engine` crate), salsa incremental framework, +existing `compiler::Expr` lowering, `ltm::indexed` Tarjan. + +**Scope:** Phase 1 of 7 from `docs/design-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution.md`. + +**Codebase verified:** 2026-05-18 (branch `clearn-hero-model`), via +codebase-investigator. Key verified facts and design deviations are folded +into the tasks below. + +--- + +## Design deviations (verified — apply these, they override the design doc) + +1. **Two `#[cfg(test)]` gates, not one.** `scc_components` is gated in *two* + places: the `fn` at `src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs:207` **and** the + re-export `#[cfg(test)] pub(crate) use indexed::scc_components;` at + `src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs:58-59`. The production caller uses the + re-export path `crate::ltm::scc_components`. Both gates must be removed. +2. **Phase 1 needs a new production lowering accessor.** The design says reuse + the `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` bridge, but that function is + `#[cfg(test)]`-gated (`db_dep_graph.rs:435`, `#[cfg(test)]` attr at line + 434) and *panics* when a variable has no `SourceVariable` / + `LoweredVarFragment::Fatal` / `Var::new` errors. Production code cannot + panic. Phase 1 introduces a **new production `pub(crate)` accessor** that + returns `Option>` (`None` ⇒ "not element-sourceable" ⇒ loud-safe + fallback to `CircularDependency`). The existing `#[cfg(test)]` + `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` / `array_producing_vars` panic wrapper is + left **unchanged** (preserves AC3.3; Phase 3 extends the production + accessor with parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing). +3. **`self_recurrence/` has no expected `.dat`.** AC1.2 is verified by + asserting the series **in-test** using the existing `element_series` + helper. The helper is **defined at `tests/simulate.rs:1042`**; the call + idiom to copy is in `previous_self_reference_still_resolves` + (`tests/simulate.rs:1289-1291`). No `.dat` is added. +4. **`self_recurrence_self_token_resolves_to_real_name` + (`tests/simulate.rs:1097-1146`) is a 3-assertion #559 regression guard**, + not a pure `CircularDependency` test. Phase 1 inverts assertions (1) + `compile_err` and (3) `has_circular` (model now compiles & simulates) while + **preserving** assertion (2) "no `self` token leaks as + `UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist`" (the #559 guard must survive). +5. **`genuine_cycles_still_rejected`'s `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` assertion is + deliberately loose** (`tests/simulate.rs:1207-1218` accepts + `CircularDependency | UnknownDependency | DoesNotExist`) and a nearby + comment block (`tests/simulate.rs:1186-1191` and inline rationale + `~1214-1217`) explicitly mandates the loose form ("Do NOT pin + UnknownDependency ..."). AC4.2 requires `CircularDependency` specifically — + tighten the assertion **and** rewrite that comment in the same commit + (CLAUDE.md comment-freshness hard rule). +6. **`compute_transitive`/`compute_inner` are a closure + nested fn** inside + `model_dependency_graph_impl` (`db.rs:1149-1255`/`1155-1244`), not + module-level functions. `ModelDepGraphResult` is at `db.rs:1129-1137` + exactly; `assemble_module` at `db.rs:4287-4293` exactly. + +--- + +## Acceptance Criteria Coverage + +This phase implements and tests: + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC1: Single-variable self-recurrence resolves +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC1.1 Success:** `test/sdeverywhere/models/self_recurrence/self_recurrence.mdl` compiles via the incremental path with no `CircularDependency`. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC1.2 Success:** It simulates to the well-founded series `ecc[t1]=1, ecc[t2]=2, ecc[t3]=3` over its steps. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC1.3 Success:** `scc_components` is callable from production code (`pub(crate)`, not `#[cfg(test)]`) and the whole-variable happy path (acyclic models) is unaffected. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC1.4 Edge:** The emitted per-element run order is byte-identical across repeated compiles of the same model. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC1.5 Failure:** A single-variable SCC whose induced element graph is genuinely cyclic (`x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1`) is NOT resolved — it still reports `CircularDependency`. + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC4: Genuine cycles still rejected (hard rule) +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC4.1 Failure:** `a=b+1; b=a+1` reports `CircularDependency` (scalar 2-cycle). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC4.2 Failure:** `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` reports `CircularDependency` (genuine same-element self-cycle). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC4.3 Success:** `genuine_cycles_still_rejected` passes unchanged; the `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` harness passes against the new invariant (element-acyclic ⇒ resolved/no diagnostic; element-cyclic ⇒ `CircularDependency`). + +--- + +## Testing conventions (apply to every task) + +- **TDD is mandatory** (root `CLAUDE.md` CRITICAL rule, 95%+ coverage). Write + the failing test first, watch it fail, then implement. +- **Outside-in for Phase 1:** Subcomponent B authors the `self_recurrence` + end-to-end acceptance test FIRST (Task 3), observes it RED (fails with + `CircularDependency`), then the engine wiring (Tasks 4-6) drives it GREEN. + The acceptance test plus the wiring are committed as **one green commit** at + the end of Task 6 — the project's documented "fold into one green commit" + pattern (`docs/dev/rust.md`; never `--no-verify`; the pre-commit hook runs + the full `cargo test`, so a RED test cannot be committed mid-fold). The + user's memory rule **bars** stash/checkout/reset to toggle RED/GREEN — do + not use it; use the fold. +- Unit tests for `db_dep_graph.rs` machinery go in its sibling test file + `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs` (declared + `#[cfg(test)] #[path = "db_dep_graph_tests.rs"] mod db_dep_graph_tests;` at + `db_dep_graph.rs:498-500`; keeps `db.rs`/`db_dep_graph.rs` under the + per-file line cap). New `ResolvedScc`/`SccPhase` unit tests go here. +- End-to-end model-fixture tests go in `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` + (requires `--features file_io`). Use `TestProject` (from + `src/test_common.rs`) for synthetic models: `.assert_compiles_incremental()`, + `.assert_vm_result(name, &[f64])`. The MDL fixture harness is + `simulate_mdl_path(path)` (`tests/simulate.rs:286-305`). +- **Verify via the pre-commit hook**: run `git commit`; `scripts/pre-commit` + runs `cargo fmt --check`, `cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -D + warnings`, and `cargo test` under a 180s cap. NEVER `--no-verify`. On hook + failure, fix and make a NEW commit (do not `--amend`). Per-test budget ~2s + debug (5s ceiling). `self_recurrence.mdl` is tiny — no `#[ignore]` needed. +- Determinism discipline already exists: `scc_components` sorts members + lexicographically and components by smallest member + (`ltm/indexed.rs:220-227`); `dt_walk_successors` returns BTreeSet-sorted + order. Reuse it; do not introduce nondeterministic ordering. + +--- + + + + +### Task 1: Promote `scc_components` to a production `pub(crate)` primitive + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC1.3 (partial — promotion half) + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs:207` (remove `#[cfg(test)]` on the `fn`) +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs:58-59` (remove `#[cfg(test)]` on the `pub(crate) use indexed::scc_components;` re-export) +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs:189-206` and `src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs:53-57` (update the two "promote ... when a production consumer is added" doc comments to state that the production consumer now exists: `db_dep_graph.rs` element-cycle refinement) + +**Implementation:** +- Remove the `#[cfg(test)]` attribute immediately above + `pub(crate) fn scc_components(edges: &HashMap, Vec>>) -> Vec>>` at `ltm/indexed.rs:207`. +- Remove the `#[cfg(test)]` attribute above the `pub(crate) use indexed::scc_components;` re-export at `ltm/mod.rs:58`. +- Rewrite both doc comments: the function's behavior contract (sorted/byte-stable: each component sorted by canonical name, outer `Vec` sorted by smallest member; a self-loop is a *size-1* component so self-loop callers must detect self-loops from adjacency directly) is unchanged and must be preserved verbatim in substance; only the `#[cfg(test)]`-rationale sentence ("promote ... when a production consumer is added") changes to record that the production consumer is the `db_dep_graph.rs` element-cycle refinement added in this phase. +- Do not change the algorithm or its signature. + +**Testing:** +Existing `scc_components` unit tests must still pass with the gate removed. No +new test for the promotion itself (it is a visibility change; AC1.3's +"callable from production" is proven by Task 6 wiring + the Task 3 end-to-end +test). A `#[cfg(test)]`-only call would not prove production callability. + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo build -p simlin-engine` — compiles. +Run: `git commit -m "engine: promote scc_components to production pub(crate) primitive"` — pre-commit green. + +**Commit:** `engine: promote scc_components to production pub(crate) primitive` + + + +### Task 2: Add `ResolvedScc` / `SccPhase` types and `resolved_sccs` payload + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC1.1 (scaffolding for the resolution payload) + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` (near `ModelDepGraphResult` at `db.rs:1129-1137`): add `SccPhase` enum, `ResolvedScc` struct, and a `resolved_sccs: Vec` field on `ModelDepGraphResult`. + +**Implementation:** +Add the new types adjacent to `ModelDepGraphResult`. They MUST derive the +same trait set `ModelDepGraphResult` already derives +(`Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, salsa::Update`) because `ModelDepGraphResult` +is a salsa return value: + +```rust +#[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, salsa::Update)] +pub enum SccPhase { + Dt, + Initial, +} + +/// A recurrence SCC whose induced element graph the cycle gate proved +/// acyclic. `members` is byte-stable (BTreeSet); `element_order` is the +/// per-element topological evaluation order `(member, element-offset)`. +#[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, salsa::Update)] +pub struct ResolvedScc { + pub members: std::collections::BTreeSet>, + pub element_order: Vec<(Ident, usize)>, + pub phase: SccPhase, +} +``` + +Add `pub resolved_sccs: Vec,` to `ModelDepGraphResult`. Every +construction site of `ModelDepGraphResult` in `db.rs` (including the +early-return / error paths inside `model_dependency_graph_impl`) must +initialize the new field to `Vec::new()` — the compiler will enumerate the +sites; do not use `..Default::default()` (the struct has no `Default`). +`Ident` (defined `common.rs:1216`, derives `Ord` + `salsa::Update`) +makes the `BTreeSet`/`Vec` field types well-formed. + +**Testing:** +A `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` unit test constructs a `ResolvedScc` and round-trips +`ModelDepGraphResult` equality (proves `salsa::Update`/`Eq` derive correctly +and the field is wired). Keep it minimal (don't unit-test what the compiler +verifies) — its value is proving the struct participates in salsa equality so +cache invalidation is correct. + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo build -p simlin-engine` — compiles; all `ModelDepGraphResult` +construction sites updated. +Run: `git commit -m "engine: add ResolvedScc/SccPhase and resolved_sccs payload"`. + +**Commit:** `engine: add ResolvedScc/SccPhase and resolved_sccs payload` + + + + + + +> **Outside-in TDD fold.** Task 3 authors the `self_recurrence` end-to-end +> acceptance test and observes it RED (fails with `CircularDependency`). +> Tasks 4-5 build the engine machinery with their own RED-first unit tests. +> Task 6 wires the verdict in, turning the Task 3 acceptance test GREEN. +> Because the pre-commit hook runs the full `cargo test` and a RED test +> cannot be committed, **the working-tree changes from Tasks 3-6 are committed +> together as ONE green commit at the end of Task 6** (the project's +> documented fold pattern; stash/reset is barred by the user's memory rule). +> Run tests locally (`cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io ...`) +> between tasks to observe RED→GREEN without committing. + + +### Task 3: Author the `self_recurrence` end-to-end acceptance test (observe RED) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC1.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC1.2 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` — rewrite `self_recurrence_self_token_resolves_to_real_name` (`tests/simulate.rs:1097-1146`). + +**Implementation (write the test first; do NOT commit yet — folded into Task 6):** +`test/sdeverywhere/models/self_recurrence/self_recurrence.mdl` is +`ecc[t1]=1; ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` over subrange `t1..t3`, FINAL TIME=1, +TIME STEP=1 ⇒ 2 saved steps. Rewrite the test so it asserts the **target +post-resolution behavior**: +- The model **compiles** via the incremental path with **no + `CircularDependency`** (invert the current assertions 1 and 3). Use the same + `open_vensim` → `compile_vm` path the sibling tests use; assert the compile + `Result` is `Ok` (no `NotSimulatable`, no `CircularDependency` diagnostic). +- **Preserve** assertion (2): no `self` token leaks as + `UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist` (the #559 regression guard must survive). + Rename to reflect both intents, e.g. + `self_recurrence_resolves_and_no_self_token_leak`. +- It simulates to `ecc[t1]=1, ecc[t2]=2, ecc[t3]=3`. Since `self_recurrence/` + has **no `.dat`**, assert the series in-test with the `element_series` + helper (defined `tests/simulate.rs:1042`; copy the call idiom from + `previous_self_reference_still_resolves`, `tests/simulate.rs:1289-1291`): + read `ecc[t1]`, `ecc[t2]`, `ecc[t3]` and assert `[1.0, 2.0, 3.0]` (constant + across both saved steps — the recurrence is over the subrange, not time). + +**Testing (RED gate):** +Run the rewritten test now, before Tasks 4-6: it MUST fail with +`CircularDependency` (the whole-variable gate still rejects the self-loop). +Record this RED observation (it is the outside-in acceptance proof). Do not +commit (the fold commits at Task 6 once GREEN). + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io self_recurrence` — observe RED (fails: `CircularDependency`/`NotSimulatable`). + +**Commit:** (none — folded into Task 6's single green commit) + + + +### Task 4: Production per-element lowered-exprs accessor + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC1.1 (enables sourcing the element relation), element-cycle-resolution.AC1.3 (production-callable, happy path unaffected) + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` (add a new production `pub(crate)` fn; leave the existing `#[cfg(test)]` `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` at lines 434-496 and `array_producing_vars` at 383-403 **unchanged**) + +**Implementation:** +Add a production accessor returning the engine's own production-lowered +per-element `Vec` for a variable+phase, or `None` when it cannot be +sourced (loud-safe — caller falls back to `CircularDependency`). Mirror +exactly how the `#[cfg(test)]` `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` constructs the +caller-owned lowering context (`db_dep_graph.rs:454-477`) and extracts +`per_phase_lowered`, but return `Option` instead of panicking: + +```rust +/// The engine's own production-lowered per-element `Vec` for +/// `var_name` in the requested phase, or `None` when it cannot be element- +/// sourced (no `SourceVariable`, `LoweredVarFragment::Fatal`, or the phase's +/// `Var::new` errored). `None` is the loud-safe signal: the element-cycle +/// refinement keeps the conservative `CircularDependency` rather than emit a +/// wrong run order. Sourced via `crate::db_var_fragment::lower_var_fragment` +/// — the exact per-variable lowering the production caller +/// `crate::db::compile_var_fragment` runs — never a re-derivation. Phase 3 +/// extends the no-`SourceVariable` arm with parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing; +/// Phase 1 only needs the real-`SourceVariable` happy path. +pub(crate) fn var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod( + db: &dyn Db, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, + var_name: &str, + phase: crate::db::SccPhase, +) -> Option> { /* ... */ } +``` + +Contract: +- Look up the `SourceVariable` via `model.variables(db)` (same as + `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs:443-444`). If absent ⇒ return `None` (Phase 1 + does not parent-source; Phase 3 does). Do **not** panic. +- Build the caller-owned context byte-identically to + `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs:454-477`, call + `crate::db_var_fragment::lower_var_fragment(...)`. +- On `LoweredVarFragment::Fatal` ⇒ `None`. On `Lowered { per_phase_lowered, .. }`, + select `per_phase_lowered.noninitial` for `SccPhase::Dt`, `.initial` for + `SccPhase::Initial`; `Ok(v)` ⇒ `Some(v.ast)`, `Err(_)` ⇒ `None`. +- Reuses the salsa-cached `lower_var_fragment` bridge verbatim (Existing + Patterns: "single shared relation, never re-derive"). + +**Testing (RED-first unit):** +`db_dep_graph_tests.rs`: write the test first — a `TestProject` with a simple +arrayed real-`SourceVariable` ⇒ `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod(.., SccPhase::Dt)` +returns `Some` with one `Expr::AssignCurr` slot per element (declared order); +a name absent from `model.variables` ⇒ `None` (no panic). Observe RED (fn +doesn't exist), implement, observe GREEN. + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` — RED then GREEN locally (commit folded into Task 6). + + + +### Task 5: Per-element dt relation builder + element-acyclicity verdict + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC1.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC1.5, element-cycle-resolution.AC4.2 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` (add the SCC identification + per-element relation builder + verdict; all `pub(crate)`) + +**Implementation:** + +*Step A — SCC identification over the existing dt relation.* Add a +`pub(crate)` fn that builds the whole-variable dt adjacency exactly as +`dt_cycle_sccs` does (`db_dep_graph.rs:259-293`): edges from +`dt_walk_successors` (`db_dep_graph.rs:83-103`); multi-variable SCCs via the +now-promoted `crate::ltm::scc_components` filtered to `len() >= 2`; self-loops +detected directly from adjacency (`dt_cycle_sccs:274-276` — Tarjan reports a +self-loop as a size-1 component). Phase 1 only needs the self-loop / +single-variable case to resolve; multi-variable SCCs are detected but routed +to `CircularDependency` (Phase 2 resolves them). + +*Step B — per-element dt graph (the refinement).* For a given SCC, build a +graph whose nodes are `(member, element_offset)`: +- For each member, get production dt lowered exprs via + `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod(db, model, project, member, SccPhase::Dt)` + (Task 4). Any `None` ⇒ SCC **not element-sourceable** ⇒ verdict = + unresolved (keep `CircularDependency`), loud-safe. +- Each arrayed member's lowered `Vec` is a flat sequence segmented per + element as `[pre-exprs..., Expr::AssignCurr(member_base + i, rhs_i)]` + (`Expr::AssignCurr(usize, Box)` is `compiler/expr.rs:85`; per-element + expansion is `compiler/mod.rs:1651-1683` Arrayed / `:1721-1736` A2A, + declared dimension order via `SubscriptIterator`). The first `AssignCurr` + operand is the absolute current-value slot. +- Build a reverse map `slot_offset -> (member, element_index)` for all SCC + members (each member occupies `member_base .. member_base + element_count` + contiguous slots; `member_base` = offset of its first `AssignCurr`, + `element_index` = slot − base, declared element order = `SubscriptIterator` + enumeration order). +- For each member element `(M, e)`, take the RHS of + `AssignCurr(member_base_M + e, rhs)` and collect every current-value slot + the RHS reads (traverse the `Expr` tree; read + `src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/expr.rs` to enumerate the current-value-read + variants and reuse any existing offset-collecting traversal, e.g. the + visitor `exprs_contain_array_producing_builtin` uses). For each read slot + mapping to an in-SCC node `(M', e')`, add edge `(M', e') -> (M, e)`. +- dt-phase semantics are **inherited, not re-implemented**: the lowered exprs + come from the same `lower_var_fragment` the production pipeline uses, so + PREVIOUS/lagged reads (already stripped from `dt_deps` by `build_var_info`'s + `dt_previous_referenced_vars.retain`, `db_dep_graph.rs:158/187`) and dt + stock-breaking are inherited. Do **not** re-add lagged edges (this is why + it is *not* the LTM `model_element_causal_edges` graph). + +*Step C — verdict.* Run promoted `crate::ltm::scc_components` on the +SCC-induced element graph (nodes = byte-stably-encoded `(member, element)`). +Element-acyclic (no element multi-SCC, no element self-loop) **and** every +member element-sourceable ⇒ build `ResolvedScc { members, element_order, +phase: SccPhase::Dt }` where `element_order` is the deterministic topological +order (sorted tie-break by `(member canonical name, element index)`). +Otherwise ⇒ unresolved. Genuine cycles (`a=b+1;b=a+1` multi-var element +2-cycle; `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` single-var element self-loop) stay element-cyclic +⇒ rejected **by construction**. + +**Testing (RED-first unit):** +`db_dep_graph_tests.rs` (write tests first, observe RED, implement, GREEN): +- forward recurrence (`ecc[t1]=1; ecc[t2]=ecc[t1]+1; ecc[t3]=ecc[t2]+1`) ⇒ + `ResolvedScc` `element_order = [(ecc,0),(ecc,1),(ecc,2)]`, `phase == Dt`. +- `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` ⇒ element self-loop ⇒ unresolved (AC1.5/AC4.2). +- `a=b+1; b=a+1` ⇒ element 2-cycle ⇒ unresolved (AC4.2). +- a member returning `None` from the accessor ⇒ unresolved, no panic. + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io db_dep_graph_tests` — RED then GREEN locally (commit folded into Task 6). + + + +### Task 6: Consume the verdict in `model_dependency_graph_impl` (fold GREEN) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC1.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC1.2, element-cycle-resolution.AC4.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC4.2 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` `model_dependency_graph_impl` (`db.rs:1139-1436`); the dt `has_cycle` accumulation block is `db.rs:1257-1272`. + +**Implementation:** +When `compute_transitive(false)` (dt) reports a back-edge (today this +unconditionally sets `has_cycle = true` + accumulates `CircularDependency` at +`db.rs:1258-1272`): +- Identify the offending dt SCC(s) via the Task 5 identification over the + same `build_var_info` universe `model_dependency_graph_impl` already builds. +- For each SCC, run the Task 5 refinement + verdict. +- Single-variable (self-loop) SCC **resolved**: push its `ResolvedScc` into + `ModelDepGraphResult.resolved_sccs`, **exclude that member from the + `CircularDependency` accumulation** (do not set `has_cycle` for it). The + member stays in the normal per-variable runlist (single-variable + self-recurrence already lowers correctly via declared-order + `SubscriptIterator`; no runlist change, no combined fragment in Phase 1). +- Any SCC unresolved (multi-variable in Phase 1, element-cyclic, or not + element-sourceable) ⇒ keep `has_cycle = true` + accumulate + `CircularDependency` (loud-safe). Multi-variable resolution is Phase 2. +- Preserve byte-stability: iterate SCCs/members in the existing + sorted/`BTreeSet` order so `resolved_sccs` and the runlist are + deterministic. +- The init `compute_transitive(true)` block (`db.rs:1273-1287`) is **not** + changed in Phase 1 (init resolution is Phase 2). The acyclic happy path is + completely unchanged — `resolved_sccs` stays empty, zero extra work. + +**Testing:** +- Write/observe the `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` integration assertions RED-first: + single-variable self-recurrence `TestProject` ⇒ `has_cycle == false`, one + `ResolvedScc`; `a=b+1;b=a+1` and `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` ⇒ `has_cycle == true`, + empty `resolved_sccs`; an unrelated acyclic model ⇒ empty `resolved_sccs`, + `has_cycle == false` (AC1.3 happy path unaffected). +- The **Task 3 end-to-end acceptance test now passes GREEN** (AC1.1/AC1.2): + `self_recurrence.mdl` compiles with no `CircularDependency` and simulates to + `[1,2,3]`. + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io db_dep_graph_tests self_recurrence` — all GREEN (Task 3 acceptance test + Task 4-6 unit tests). +Run: `git commit -m "engine: resolve single-variable self-recurrence SCCs in dt cycle gate"` +— **one green commit** folding Tasks 3-6 (acceptance test + accessor + builder ++ verdict). Pre-commit runs the full `cargo test` (180s cap) and must be +green. + +**Commit:** `engine: resolve single-variable self-recurrence SCCs in dt cycle gate` + + + + + +### Task 7: Genuine cycles still rejected (tighten assertion + refresh comment) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC4.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC4.2, element-cycle-resolution.AC4.3 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` `genuine_cycles_still_rejected` (`tests/simulate.rs:1152-1219`), including the rationale comment block at `tests/simulate.rs:1186-1191` and the inline rationale `~1214-1217`. + +**Implementation:** +- `a=b+1; b=a+1` (`tests/simulate.rs:1159-1167`): keep — must still report + `CircularDependency` (scalar 2-cycle / multi-var SCC, unresolved in Phase 1 + and a genuine element 2-cycle). Assertion unchanged. +- `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` (`tests/simulate.rs:1192-1200`): the current assertion + (`tests/simulate.rs:1207-1218`) accepts + `CircularDependency | UnknownDependency | DoesNotExist`. **Tighten** to + require `CircularDependency` specifically (AC4.2): every element reads + itself ⇒ element self-loop ⇒ element-cyclic ⇒ `CircularDependency`. Remove + the `UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist` acceptance for this case. +- **Comment-freshness (CLAUDE.md hard rule):** the comment block at + `tests/simulate.rs:1186-1191` (and the inline rationale at `~1214-1217`) + currently *mandates* the loose form ("Do NOT pin UnknownDependency ...", + "the self-reference fix flips it unknown->circular -- either is + acceptable"). After tightening, that comment contradicts the code. Rewrite + it **in the same commit** to state the new invariant: element-level cycle + resolution resolves the `self` token to the real name, so + `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` produces a genuine element self-loop and MUST report + `CircularDependency` specifically (no longer an `UnknownDependency` leak). + Keep the "no unknown/doesnotexist leak" guard where it still guards a real + name-resolution regression. + +**Testing:** +`genuine_cycles_still_rejected` is the AC4.1/AC4.2 verification and must stay +green with the tightened assertion (CLAUDE.md hard rule). AC4.3's harness half +is Task 8. The rewritten comment and the assertion must be internally +consistent (no contradiction remains). + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io genuine_cycles_still_rejected` — passes. +Run: `git commit -m "engine: tighten genuine same-element self-cycle to CircularDependency (AC4.2)"`. + +**Commit:** `engine: tighten genuine same-element self-cycle to CircularDependency (AC4.2)` + + + +### Task 8: Re-point the cycle-consistency harness to the new invariant + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC4.3 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` `dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation` (`db_dep_graph.rs:311-329`, `#[cfg(test)]`) and `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` (`db_dep_graph.rs:342-363`, `#[cfg(test)]`), and their doc comments (the init-acyclic-premise note around `db_dep_graph.rs:303-305`). + +**Implementation:** +The current invariant "instrumentation reports some cycle ⇔ engine raised +`CircularDependency`" (`dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation:315-318`) is now +false by design (a single-variable self-recurrence is an instrumented +self-loop but the engine no longer raises `CircularDependency`). Re-point to: +> An instrumented SCC whose induced element graph is acyclic and +> element-sourceable ⇒ the engine does **not** raise `CircularDependency` +> (it is in `resolved_sccs`); an instrumented SCC that is element-cyclic or +> not element-sourceable ⇒ the engine **does** raise `CircularDependency`. + +Implement by consulting the Task 5 verdict / resulting +`ModelDepGraphResult.resolved_sccs`+`has_cycle`: for each instrumented SCC, +the engine must raise `CircularDependency` **iff** that SCC is not in +`resolved_sccs`. Update the doc comment that assumes "the init-phase relation +is acyclic by construction" — note it as a **Phase-1 scoping statement** to be +generalized in Phase 2 (Phase 2 introduces init-cyclic-but-element-acyclic +fixtures); do not assert it as a permanent invariant. + +**Testing:** +Extend the `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` consistency cases against the new +invariant: single-variable self-recurrence ⇒ instrumented self-loop present +**and** no `CircularDependency` (resolved); `a=b+1;b=a+1` ⇒ instrumented + +`CircularDependency`. Existing genuine-cycle cases stay green. + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io dt_cycle_sccs` — pass. +Run: `git commit -m "engine: re-point dt cycle consistency harness to element invariant"`. + +**Commit:** `engine: re-point dt cycle consistency harness to element invariant` + + + +### Task 9: Byte-stable per-element run order + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC1.4, element-cycle-resolution.AC1.3 (happy path unaffected) + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs` (add a determinism test alongside the existing `dt_cycle_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs` at `db_dep_graph_tests.rs:204-222`). + +**Implementation:** +No existing test asserts the *emitted per-element run order* is +byte-identical across repeated compiles — a new obligation. The determinism +*discipline* already exists (sorted Tarjan `ltm/indexed.rs:220-227`; +BTreeSet-sorted `dt_walk_successors`); this proves the new +`ResolvedScc.element_order` inherits it. + +**Testing (RED-first):** +Add a unit test: build the single-variable self-recurrence `TestProject`, +compute `model_dependency_graph` (or invoke the Task 5 builder) **twice** on +fresh databases, assert the two `resolved_sccs` (and their `element_order` +vectors and `members` sets) are exactly equal — modeled on +`dt_cycle_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs:204-222`. Also assert an acyclic +control model yields empty `resolved_sccs` both times (AC1.3 happy path). + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io byte_stable` (or the new +test's name) — passes. +Run: `git commit -m "engine: assert byte-stable per-element run order (AC1.4)"` +— pre-commit runs `cargo test` under the 180s cap; must stay green. + +**Commit:** `engine: assert byte-stable per-element run order (AC1.4)` + + +--- + +## Phase 1 Done When + +- `self_recurrence.mdl` compiles via the incremental path with no + `CircularDependency` and simulates to `ecc[t1]=1, ecc[t2]=2, ecc[t3]=3` + (Tasks 3, 6 — AC1.1, AC1.2). +- `scc_components` is `pub(crate)` production-callable; the acyclic + whole-variable happy path is unaffected (Tasks 1, 6, 9 — AC1.3). +- The per-element run order is byte-identical across repeated compiles + (Task 9 — AC1.4). +- `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` and `a=b+1;b=a+1` still report `CircularDependency`; + `genuine_cycles_still_rejected` green with a consistent refreshed comment; + the consistency harness passes against the new invariant (Tasks 5, 7, 8 — + AC1.5, AC4.1, AC4.2, AC4.3). +- Full engine suite green under the 3-minute `cargo test` pre-commit cap. diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..9112210bd --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02.md @@ -0,0 +1,513 @@ +# Element-Level Cycle Resolution — Phase 2 Implementation Plan + +**Goal:** A multi-variable element-acyclic recurrence SCC evaluates in +interleaved per-element order, in **both** the dt (flows) and init (initials) +phases. + +**Architecture:** Phase 1 resolves single-variable self-recurrences (they +already lower correctly within their one existing fragment). A *multi-variable* +recurrence SCC (e.g. C-LEARN's emissions/target cluster, or `ref.mdl`'s +`ce`/`ecc`) needs its members evaluated in interleaved per-element order across +variables — inexpressible with today's one-contiguous-`AssignCurr`-block-per- +variable lowering. Phase 2 adds a **combined-fragment lowering path**: +interleave the SCC members' per-element lowered `Expr::AssignCurr` slices in +the computed `element_order` into one synthetic `PerVarBytecodes`, inject it at +the SCC's runlist slot, and skip the members during per-variable fragment +collection. Variable layout offsets and the results map are unchanged (the +combined fragment writes the same `member_base + elem` slots, just reordered), +so per-variable result series stay individually addressable. + +**Tech Stack:** Rust (`simlin-engine`), salsa, `compiler::Expr` lowering, +`compiler::symbolic` bytecode assembly. + +**Scope:** Phase 2 of 7. **Depends on Phase 1** (Tarjan promotion, the +per-element dt relation builder + verdict, `ResolvedScc`/`SccPhase`/ +`resolved_sccs`). + +**Codebase verified:** 2026-05-18 (branch `clearn-hero-model`). + +--- + +## Design deviations (verified — these override the design doc) + +1. **`PerVarBytecodes` is post-compile bytecode, NOT `Vec`** + (`compiler/symbolic.rs:323-337`: `symbolic: SymbolicByteCode` + resource + side-channels; no variable ident, no layout offsets). The design's "collect + each member's per-element lowered `AssignCurr` slots ... into one synthetic + `PerVarBytecodes`" must be reframed: **interleave at the `Vec` + (lowered `Var.ast`) level, then recompile the combined `Vec` through + the existing `compile_phase` machinery** (the closure inside + `compile_var_fragment`, `db.rs:3433-3520`). The `AssignCurr` slots are not + separable post-compile. +2. **The runlist `Vec` is salsa-owned and immutable at the + `assemble_module` site** (`db.rs:4303-4307` reads `&ModelDepGraphResult`). + "Remove members from the per-variable runlist" means **skip SCC members + during fragment collection at `db.rs:4450-4486` and inject the synthetic + combined fragment there**, not mutate the `Vec`. +3. **Init phase does NOT use `concatenate_fragments`.** Flows/stocks use + `concatenate_fragments` (`db.rs:4556`/`4567`); **initials are renumbered + one-fragment-at-a-time into `Vec` keyed by each + variable's `Ident`** (`db.rs:4583-4635`, key at `db.rs:4617-4619`). A + combined init-phase fragment becomes ONE `SymbolicCompiledInitial` with one + synthetic ident — **representability through `resolve_module` + (`db.rs:4719`) is the single highest-priority verification gap** and is + addressed by a spike task FIRST (Task 1), with a loud-safe fallback. +4. **No `init_walk_successors` exists.** The init successor relation is + inlined in `compute_inner` at `db.rs:1206-1214` + (`info.initial_deps` filtered to `var_info.contains_key`, **no + stock-breaking**; the dt stock sink `db.rs:1171-1175` is `!is_initial`- + gated). Phase 2 extracts a `pub(crate) fn init_walk_successors` in + `db_dep_graph.rs` and refactors `compute_inner` to call it (matching the + `db_dep_graph.rs` "single shared relation, never re-derive" pattern). +5. **No init-isolating fixture exists.** `ref.mdl`, `interleaved.mdl`, + `self_recurrence.mdl` are all stock-free aux-only (their recurrence sits in + *both* dt and init relations only incidentally). AC2.4 (an init-phase + recurrence where a stock breaks the dt chain but **not** the init chain) + needs a **new fixture** authored in this phase. +6. **No bytecode-determinism test exists.** AC2.3's byte-stable combined + fragment is a new test obligation (relation/SCC-level determinism is + already tested at `db_dep_graph_tests.rs:204-222`/`94-110`). +7. **`incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` + (`tests/simulate.rs:1525-1569`) skips `.mdl`** (filters to + `.stmx`/`.xmile`, `simulate.rs:1540`), so `ref.mdl`/`interleaved.mdl` are + not auto-covered there; AC2.6 is about the existing 22-model + `ALL_INCREMENTALLY_COMPILABLE_MODELS` + `TEST_MODELS` set staying green. + +--- + +## Acceptance Criteria Coverage + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC2: Multi-variable recurrence SCC resolves +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC2.1 Success:** `test/sdeverywhere/models/ref/ref.mdl` compiles and simulates to its hand-computed per-element series. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC2.2 Success:** `test/sdeverywhere/models/interleaved/interleaved.mdl` compiles and simulates to its hand-computed values. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC2.3 Success:** The SCC is lowered as one combined fragment; variable offsets and the results offset map are unchanged vs. a hypothetical acyclic equivalent (per-variable result series remain individually addressable). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC2.4 Success:** Both dt-phase and init-phase recurrence SCCs are resolved (a fixture with an init-phase recurrence simulates correctly). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC2.5 Edge:** `ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular` is transitioned to assert correct simulation (not `CircularDependency`). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC2.6 Failure:** `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` and the existing model corpus stay green (no regression on non-recurrence models). + +--- + +## Testing conventions + +Same as Phase 1: TDD mandatory; `db_dep_graph.rs` unit tests in +`db_dep_graph_tests.rs`; `assemble_module`/bytecode unit tests in `db.rs`'s +in-module `#[cfg(test)] mod tests` or a sibling `db_*_tests.rs` per the +per-file-line-cap convention; end-to-end fixtures in `tests/simulate.rs` +(`--features file_io`). Verify via `git commit` (pre-commit, 180s cap, never +`--no-verify`). `ref.mdl`/`interleaved.mdl` are tiny — no `#[ignore]`. + +--- + + +### Task 1: SPIKE — init-phase combined-fragment representability + +**Verifies:** none (de-risking spike; gates Task 6's design) + +**Files:** +- Read only: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs:4583-4635` (init `SymbolicCompiledInitial` renumbering), `db.rs:4617-4619` (per-ident keying), `db.rs:4719` (`resolve_module`), the `SymbolicCompiledInitial` definition, and the downstream init-resolution/consumption path. +- Write: `docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02_spike_findings.md` (the decided mechanism + fallback). + +**Implementation:** +This is an infrastructure/investigation task (no TDD). Determine **how a +combined init-phase fragment can be represented** given that initials are +renumbered per-`Ident` into `Vec` and resolved +per-variable. Concretely answer: +- Is `compiled_initials` consumed strictly per-variable-ident downstream of + `db.rs:4719`, or can a single `SymbolicCompiledInitial` carrying a synthetic + ident write multiple members' init slots? +- Can the combined init fragment be emitted as one `SymbolicCompiledInitial` + with a synthetic ident whose bytecode writes each member's + `member_base + elem` init slot (the same offsets, reordered), analogous to + the flows combined fragment? Verify `resolve_module` and the init code + generation do not assume a 1:1 ident↔init-slot mapping. +- If representable: record the exact mechanism (where to inject, what ident, + how offsets stay correct). +- If NOT cleanly representable: record the **loud-safe fallback** — resolve dt + combined fragments normally, but for an init-phase recurrence SCC keep + `has_cycle`/`CircularDependency` (conservative). NOTE: C-LEARN reports both + a dt and an init cycle, so the fallback would leave C-LEARN blocked on + init; the spike must therefore push to find a representable mechanism (e.g. + emit per-member `SymbolicCompiledInitial`s whose bytecodes are individually + correct but ordered so cross-member element dependencies are satisfied — + feasible only if init slots are written, not accumulated; verify). +- **HARD GATE — STOP and surface, do not silently fall back.** If the spike + concludes the init combined fragment is **not** representable by any + mechanism, the implementation MUST STOP and surface to the user before + proceeding past this task. Do **not** silently apply the loud-safe init + fallback: it strands AC2.4 *and* leaves C-LEARN's init cycle blocked (Phase + 6 depends on Phase 2), so it is a plan-invalidating outcome that requires a + human decision, not an autonomous degrade. Also file via the `track-issue` + agent. Only proceed to Tasks 2-6 once the spike has a representable init + mechanism (or the user has explicitly accepted a revised scope). + +**Verification:** +The findings doc exists and unambiguously states the chosen init mechanism +(or the fallback + its consequence for C-LEARN). Reviewed before Task 6. + +**Commit:** `doc: phase 2 init combined-fragment representability spike` + + + + + +### Task 2: Extract `init_walk_successors` and refactor `compute_inner` + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC2.4 (init relation foundation), element-cycle-resolution.AC2.6 (no behavior change for existing models) + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` (add `pub(crate) fn init_walk_successors`, mirroring `dt_walk_successors` at `db_dep_graph.rs:83-103`) +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs:1206-1214` (`compute_inner` init branch calls the new fn) + +**Implementation:** +Add `pub(crate) fn init_walk_successors<'a>(var_info: &'a HashMap, name: &str) -> Vec<&'a str>` returning: +- `[]` if `name` absent or the var is a Module (module early-return applies to + both phases, `db.rs:1178-1186`); +- otherwise `var_info[name].initial_deps` (`VarInfo.initial_deps`, + `db_dep_graph.rs:48`) filtered **only** to `var_info.contains_key(dep)` — + **NO stock filter and NO stock sink** (a stock is a valid init-relation + node; the dt stock sink `db.rs:1171-1175` is `!is_initial`-gated). This + exactly reproduces the current inlined init logic at `db.rs:1209-1211`. +- Return in `BTreeSet`-sorted order (deterministic, like `dt_walk_successors`). + +Refactor `compute_inner`'s `db.rs:1206-1214` so the `is_initial` branch calls +`init_walk_successors(var_info, name)` and the else branch keeps +`dt_walk_successors(var_info, name)`. This is a **pure refactor** — behavior +must be byte-identical (the relation is now shared by construction, matching +the `db_dep_graph.rs` "single shared relation, never re-derive" pattern, so +later init introspection observes the engine's actual relation). + +**Testing:** +`db_dep_graph_tests.rs`: a unit test asserting `init_walk_successors` returns +BTreeSet-sorted, omits modules, includes stock deps (no stock break), matches +`db.rs:1209-1211` semantics on a small fixture. Regression: the existing +corpus must be unchanged — covered operationally by the suite + Task 9's +`incremental_compilation_covers_all_models`. + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io init_walk_successors` and +the broader cycle tests — green (pure refactor). +**Commit:** `engine: extract init_walk_successors, share the init relation` + + + +### Task 3: Init-phase per-element relation + verdict + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC2.4 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` (init-phase SCC identification + per-element relation + verdict, reusing the Phase 1 builder parameterized by phase) +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` `model_dependency_graph_impl` init `has_cycle` block (`db.rs:1273-1287`) + +**Implementation:** +Parameterize the Phase 1 per-element relation builder + verdict by `SccPhase`: +- Init SCC identification: same as dt but over `init_walk_successors` + adjacency (Task 2). Self-loops detected directly from the init adjacency. +- Per-element init relation: for each member, source production **init** + lowered exprs via `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod(.., SccPhase::Initial)` + (Phase 1 Task 3 accessor; it already selects `per_phase_lowered.initial`). + Build `(member, element)` nodes/edges from the init `AssignCurr` RHS reads, + exactly as the dt builder does. Init-phase semantics inherited: stocks do + **not** break the init chain (init lowered exprs include the stock's init + equation), `initial_previous_referenced_vars` already stripped by + `build_var_info` (`db_dep_graph.rs:189`). +- Verdict: element-acyclic + element-sourceable ⇒ `ResolvedScc { phase: SccPhase::Initial, .. }`; + else keep `CircularDependency` (loud-safe). +- Consume in `model_dependency_graph_impl`'s init block (`db.rs:1273-1287`) + symmetrically to Phase 1 Task 5's dt block: a resolved init SCC is excluded + from the init `CircularDependency` accumulation and recorded in + `resolved_sccs` with `phase == Initial`. + +**Testing:** +`db_dep_graph_tests.rs`: an init-phase recurrence `TestProject` where a stock +breaks the dt chain but the init relation has a forward element recurrence — +assert a `ResolvedScc { phase: Initial }` is produced and dt has no cycle. A +genuine init element cycle ⇒ unresolved (`CircularDependency`). + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io` init-phase tests — pass. +**Commit:** `engine: init-phase per-element relation and verdict` + + + + + + + +### Task 4: Combined `Vec` interleave (the core transform) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC2.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.3 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` (a new `pub(crate)` helper that, given a `ResolvedScc` and its members' production-lowered `Vec`, produces one combined `Vec`) + +**Implementation:** +For a resolved multi-variable SCC, build one combined `Vec` whose +element writes follow `ResolvedScc.element_order`: +- For each member, obtain its production-lowered per-element `Vec` for + the SCC's phase via `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` (Phase 1 Task 3). +- Each member's lowered `Vec` is a flat sequence segmented per element + as `[pre-exprs..., Expr::AssignCurr(member_base + elem, rhs)]` + (`compiler/mod.rs:1651-1683` Arrayed / `:1721-1736` ApplyToAll; element + order = `SubscriptIterator` declared order; `Expr::AssignCurr` is + `compiler/expr.rs:85`, first operand = absolute slot offset). Split each + member's `Vec` into per-element slices keyed by the `AssignCurr` + offset (the slice for element `e` is the run of exprs up to and including + the `AssignCurr` whose offset is `member_base_M + e`). +- Emit the slices in `ResolvedScc.element_order` order + (`Vec<(Ident, usize)>`), concatenated into one combined + `Vec`. Each `AssignCurr` keeps its original absolute offset operand — + only the ordering changes, so variable layout offsets and the results map + are unchanged (AC2.3) and per-variable series remain individually + addressable. +- Determinism: `element_order` is already byte-stable (Phase 1 sorted Tarjan + tie-break); the interleave is a pure reordering, so the combined `Vec` + is byte-stable. + +**Testing:** +`db.rs` in-module `#[cfg(test)]`: given a hand-built two-member SCC with known +per-element lowered exprs and a known `element_order`, assert the combined +`Vec` is exactly the slices in `element_order`, every original +`AssignCurr` offset preserved, no expr dropped/duplicated. + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io combined_exprs` (new +test name) — pass. +**Commit:** `engine: combined Vec interleave for multi-variable SCCs` + + + +### Task 5: Compile the combined `Vec` into one `PerVarBytecodes` + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC2.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.3 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` (reuse the `compile_phase` machinery — the closure inside `compile_var_fragment` at `db.rs:3433-3520` — to turn the Task 4 combined `Vec` into one `PerVarBytecodes`; factor `compile_phase` into a callable form if needed) + +**Implementation:** +`compile_phase` (`db.rs:3433-3520`) wraps an `&[Expr]` in a minimal +`crate::compiler::Module` (`runlist_flows: exprs.to_vec()`, `db.rs:3449`), +calls `module.compile()` (`db.rs:3479`), `symbolize_bytecode` (`db.rs:3482`), +and assembles a `PerVarBytecodes` (`db.rs:3509-3516`). It closes over +per-variable state (`offsets`, `rmap`, `tables`, `module_refs`, +`mini_offset`, `converted_dims`, `dim_context`, `model_name_ident`, +`inputs`). For a combined SCC fragment, that context must be the **union/ +shared** context valid for all SCC members (the members share one model; +their offsets are absolute model slots, so the same `offsets`/`rmap` apply). +Extract `compile_phase` into a `pub(crate)` function callable with an +explicit context + the combined `Vec`, returning one `PerVarBytecodes` +that: +- writes each member's `member_base + elem` slot (offsets unchanged — AC2.3), +- ends in a single `Ret` (so `concatenate_fragments`'s trailing-`Ret` strip + at `symbolic.rs:1266-1272` works), +- has self-consistent local resource ids / `temp_sizes` (so the all-phases + merge `concatenate_fragments` at `db.rs:4644` and + `ContextResourceCounts::from_fragments` accounting stay correct). + +**Testing:** +`db.rs` `#[cfg(test)]`: compile a known combined `Vec` for a two-member +SCC; assert the resulting `PerVarBytecodes` is a well-formed fragment (single +trailing `Ret`; resource side-channels present). Behavior is fully exercised +end-to-end by Task 7 (`ref.mdl`) — keep this unit test focused on fragment +well-formedness, not numeric output (that is the end-to-end test's job). + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io combined_fragment` — pass. +**Commit:** `engine: compile combined SCC Vec into one PerVarBytecodes` + + + +### Task 6: Inject the combined fragment in `assemble_module` (dt + init) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC2.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.2, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.3, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.4 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` `assemble_module` fragment-collection loops (`db.rs:4450-4486`) for flows; the init `SymbolicCompiledInitial` path (`db.rs:4583-4635`) per the Task 1 spike mechanism. + +**Implementation:** +- Read `dep_graph.resolved_sccs` (Phase 1/Task 3 payload). For each + `ResolvedScc`, build the combined `PerVarBytecodes` (Tasks 4+5) for its + phase. +- **Flows (dt):** in the `runlist_flows` collection loop (`db.rs:4465-4473`), + **skip** every SCC member's per-variable `flow_bytecodes` push, and at the + position of the first SCC member encountered, push the combined fragment's + `&PerVarBytecodes` instead. The combined `PerVarBytecodes` must be **owned** + somewhere that outlives the `concatenate_fragments` call (the existing + vectors hold `&` borrows into `all_fragments`); allocate it in a local that + lives to the end of `assemble_module` and push a reference. The runlist + `Vec` itself is **not** mutated (it is salsa-owned). +- **Initials (init):** apply the Task 1 spike's chosen mechanism. If the spike + found a representable single-`SymbolicCompiledInitial` combined form, emit + it at the first init SCC member's slot and skip the members' per-ident init + entries. Per Task 1's HARD GATE, this task is only reached when a + representable init mechanism exists (or the user accepted a revised scope) — + the loud-safe init fallback is **not** an autonomous path here; if the spike + could not find a mechanism the implementation already STOPped at Task 1 and + surfaced to the user. +- `concatenate_fragments` (`symbolic.rs:1218-1309`) stays agnostic and + unchanged — the combined fragment is just another `PerVarBytecodes`, + mirroring how LTM synthetic fragments are appended (`db.rs:4488-4519`). +- Variable layout (`compute_layout`, `db.rs:4321`) and `resolve_module` + (`db.rs:4719`) are untouched; the combined fragment writes the same + member slots, so the results offset map is unchanged (AC2.3). + +**Testing:** +End-to-end via Tasks 7/8 (the real proof). Add a focused `db.rs` +`#[cfg(test)]` assertion that, for a resolved multi-variable SCC, the assembled +module's results offset map for each member is identical to the offsets a +hypothetical acyclic equivalent would get (AC2.3 — per-variable series +individually addressable), e.g. compare member offsets to the +non-SCC-member layout. + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io assemble` — pass. +**Commit:** `engine: inject combined SCC fragment in assemble_module (dt+init)` + + + + + + + +### Task 7: End-to-end — `ref.mdl` compiles and simulates + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC2.1 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` (add/repurpose a test for `test/sdeverywhere/models/ref/ref.mdl`; it has a sibling `ref.dat`) + +**Implementation:** +`ref.mdl` is a two-variable inter-element recurrence (`ce[t1]=1; +ce[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1; ecc[t1]=ce[t1]+1; ecc[tNext]=ce[tNext]+1` over +subrange `t1..t3`). Its `ref.dat` encodes the hand-computed series +`ce[t1]=1, ce[t2]=3, ce[t3]=5, ecc[t1]=2, ecc[t2]=4, ecc[t3]=6` (constant +across both saved steps). Add a `#[test]` that runs `ref.mdl` through +`simulate_mdl_path` (`tests/simulate.rs:286-305`) which loads `ref.dat` via +`load_expected_results_for_mdl` and compares with `ensure_results`. (Note: +the assertion that `ref.mdl` is `CircularDependency` lives in +`ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular` — Task 9 transitions +it; this Task 7 test asserts correct simulation.) + +**Testing:** +The test IS AC2.1. It must fail before Tasks 4-6 (currently rejected) and pass +after (matches `ref.dat`). + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io ref_mdl` (or chosen +name) — passes against `ref.dat`. +**Commit:** `engine: ref.mdl multi-variable recurrence simulates (AC2.1)` + + + +### Task 8: End-to-end — `interleaved.mdl` compiles and simulates + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC2.2 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` (test for `test/sdeverywhere/models/interleaved/interleaved.mdl`; sibling `interleaved.dat`) + +**Implementation:** +`interleaved.mdl`: `x=1; a[A1]=x; a[A2]=y; y=a[A1]; b[DimA]=a[DimA]` +(`DimA: A1,A2`). Whole-variable `a`↔`y` is a 2-cycle, but element-wise +`x → a[A1] → y → a[A2]` is acyclic. `interleaved.dat` = all `1.0` (101 steps). +Add a `#[test]` running it via `simulate_mdl_path`, comparing against +`interleaved.dat`. + +**Testing:** The test IS AC2.2 (fails before, passes after Tasks 4-6). + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io interleaved` — passes. +**Commit:** `engine: interleaved.mdl element interleave simulates (AC2.2)` + + + +### Task 9: Transition the inter-variable-cycle assertion + new init fixture + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC2.4, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.5, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.6 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` `ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular` (`tests/simulate.rs:1356-1387`) +- Create: `test/sdeverywhere/models/init_recurrence/init_recurrence.mdl` (+ `init_recurrence.dat` with hand-computed expected values) — a NEW init-phase-recurrence fixture +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` (a `#[test]` for the new init fixture) + +**Implementation:** +- `ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular` currently asserts + `CircularDependency` for both `ref.mdl` and `interleaved.mdl` + (`tests/simulate.rs:1366-1385`). Transition it to assert **correct + simulation** for both (or fold its intent into Tasks 7/8 and replace this + test's body with the correct-simulation assertions). The "no + `UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist` leak" intent should be preserved as a + guard if still meaningful (AC2.5). +- Author a **new init-phase recurrence fixture** (AC2.4): a model where a + stock breaks the dt chain (so dt is acyclic) but the **init** relation has + a forward element recurrence across variables (so only the init element + graph exercises the combined init fragment). Hand-compute its expected + series into `init_recurrence.dat` (follow the `ref`/`interleaved` fixture + convention: `.mdl` + `.dat`). Add a `#[test]` running it via + `simulate_mdl_path` asserting it simulates correctly — this is the AC2.4 + init-phase proof. (The executor must empirically confirm the chosen MDL + shape actually produces an init-only element SCC by inspecting + `resolved_sccs`/the init verdict; adjust the fixture until it does.) +- **Bounded-attempt + escalation:** if, after a reasonable bounded number of + attempts (≈4-5 distinct MDL shapes — stock-init recurrence variants, + different subrange/builtin combinations), no shape produces a genuine + init-only element SCC (dt acyclic via a stock break, init element + recurrence), STOP: do not fabricate a passing assertion or weaken AC2.4. + Surface to the user and file via the `track-issue` agent (Task tool, + `subagent_type: "track-issue"`) that an init-isolating fixture could not be + constructed, with the shapes tried and the observed `resolved_sccs`/verdict + output, so the gap is explicitly tracked rather than silently dropped. + +**Testing:** +AC2.5 (transitioned test green), AC2.4 (new init fixture simulates), AC2.6 +(no corpus regression — see Task 10). + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io ref_interleaved init_recurrence` — pass. +**Commit:** `engine: transition inter-variable-cycle test; add init-recurrence fixture (AC2.4, AC2.5)` + + + +### Task 10: Byte-stable combined fragment + corpus regression gate + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC2.3, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.6 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` `#[cfg(test)]` (combined-fragment byte-stability test) or `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` +- Verify only: `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` (`tests/simulate.rs:1525-1569`) + +**Implementation:** +- Add a determinism test: compile `ref.mdl` (or the multi-var `TestProject`) + twice on fresh databases; assert the assembled combined fragment's + bytecode/`resolved_sccs`/`element_order` are byte-identical across runs + (new obligation — no existing bytecode-determinism test; model on + `dt_cycle_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs:204-222`). +- Confirm `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` (the 22-model + `ALL_INCREMENTALLY_COMPILABLE_MODELS` + `TEST_MODELS`) stays green — no + regression on non-recurrence models (AC2.6). This is the existing corpus + gate; do not weaken it. + +**Verification:** +Run the full engine suite via `git commit` (pre-commit `cargo test` under the +180s cap): `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` green, new +determinism test green, all of `simulates_*` green. +**Commit:** `engine: byte-stable combined fragment; corpus regression gate green (AC2.3, AC2.6)` + + + + +--- + +## Phase 2 Done When + +- `ref.mdl` and `interleaved.mdl` compile and simulate to their hand-computed + values (Tasks 7, 8 — AC2.1, AC2.2). +- The SCC is one combined fragment; variable offsets and the results map are + unchanged; per-variable series individually addressable (Tasks 4-6, 10 — + AC2.3). +- Both dt and init recurrence SCCs resolve; the new init-phase fixture + simulates (Tasks 1-3, 9 — AC2.4). +- `ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular` transitioned to + correct simulation (Task 9 — AC2.5). +- `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` and the existing corpus stay + green; combined fragment byte-stable (Task 10 — AC2.6). +- Full engine suite green under the 3-minute `cargo test` pre-commit cap. diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_03.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_03.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..34f734167 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_03.md @@ -0,0 +1,270 @@ +# Element-Level Cycle Resolution — Phase 3 Implementation Plan + +**Goal:** An element-SCC containing a no-`SourceVariable` synthetic helper +(synthetic INIT / PREVIOUS / SMOOTH / macro-expansion helper) is resolved when +the helper is sourceable from its parent variable's `implicit_vars`; otherwise +a loud-safe fallback keeps the `CircularDependency` rejection (no panic, no +silent miscompile). + +**Architecture:** Phase 1 introduced the production accessor +`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` (returns `Option>`; `None` ⇒ +loud-safe fallback to `CircularDependency`). Its Phase-1 no-`SourceVariable` +arm simply returns `None`. Phase 3 extends that arm: when a graph node has no +`SourceVariable` (it is a synthetic helper, identified by the `$\u{205A}` +prefix and absent from `model.variables`), source its per-element lowered +exprs from the **parent variable's `ParsedVariableResult.implicit_vars`** — +reusing the exact `model_implicit_var_info → parent → parsed.implicit_vars[index] → lower_variable` +chain the production function `compile_implicit_var_fragment` already +implements. Return `None` (loud-safe) only when parent-sourcing also fails. +The `#[cfg(test)]` `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` / `array_producing_vars` +abort/panic contract is left **unchanged** (a false negative there is still +wrong; its test must pass unchanged — AC3.3). C-LEARN's SCC contains no such +helpers, so this is general-correctness robustness, not on C-LEARN's critical +path; implement **fallback-first, then parent-sourcing**. + +**Tech Stack:** Rust (`simlin-engine`), salsa, the existing +`model_implicit_var_info` / `parse_source_variable_with_module_context` / +`crate::model::lower_variable` production chain. + +**Scope:** Phase 3 of 7. **Depends on Phase 2** (combined-fragment lowering; +the helper-bearing SCC is typically multi-node). + +**Codebase verified:** 2026-05-18 (branch `clearn-hero-model`). + +--- + +## Design deviations (verified — these override the design doc) + +1. **The parent-sourcing mechanism already exists in production.** + `model_implicit_var_info` (`db.rs:1033-1073`, `#[salsa::tracked(returns(ref))]`) + returns `HashMap` keyed by canonical + implicit-var name; `ImplicitVarMeta` (`db.rs:1011-1019`) carries + `parent_source_var: SourceVariable` and `index_in_parent: usize`. The + production function `compile_implicit_var_fragment` (`db.rs:3600+`) + **already** does `parse_source_variable_with_module_context(.., meta.parent_source_var, ..)` + (`db.rs:3614-3619`) → `parsed.implicit_vars.get(meta.index_in_parent)` + (`db.rs:3620`) → `crate::variable::parse_var` (`db.rs:3633-3639`) → + `crate::model::lower_variable` (`db.rs:3650-3693`). Phase 3 **mirrors this + chain**, it does NOT invent a new mechanism, and it does **NOT** route + helpers through `lower_var_fragment` (that bridge is `SourceVariable`-keyed + and structurally cannot lower a helper, which has no `SourceVariable`). + `extract_implicit_var_deps` (`db_implicit_deps.rs:21-121`) is the + dependency-extraction analog and is a useful model for building the + helper's element edges. +2. **Synthetic-helper naming prefix is `$` + U+205A (`$\u{205A}`)**, pattern + `$\u{205A}{parent}\u{205A}{n}\u{205A}{func}` (with optional `\u{205A}arg{i}` + / `\u{205A}{subscript_suffix}` tail). The design glossary's `$⸢` (U+2E22) + shorthand is wrong — `$⸢` appears nowhere in `src/simlin-engine/src/`. Use + `\u{205A}`. A node is a synthetic helper iff `model.variables(db).get(name)` + is `None` AND it resolves in `model_implicit_var_info`. +3. **`var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` is `db_dep_graph.rs:435-496`** (file is + 501 lines; `#[cfg(test)]` attr at line 434), rustdoc rationale + `405-433` (not 421-433); `Var::new` Err panic at `484-488`. Behavior + matches the design. **It and `array_producing_vars` (`383-403`, + `#[cfg(test)]` at 383) have no production callers** — the abort contract + and the production parent-sourcing contract are cleanly separable, so + AC3.3 is structurally satisfiable: Phase 3 changes only the **production** + accessor (`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod`, added in Phase 1), never the + `#[cfg(test)]` panic wrapper. +4. **AC3.1 has no existing fixture.** No `test/sdeverywhere/models/` model + combines a shift-mapped subrange recurrence with a PREVIOUS/INIT/SMOOTH + helper. A new fixture must be authored, and whether the MDL converter + actually pushes such a helper into the element SCC must be **empirically + verified** (write the fixture, dump `dt_cycle_sccs`/`resolved_sccs` + + `model_implicit_var_info`), not assumed. +5. **AC3.2 (genuinely unsourceable) is hard to produce organically.** An + orphan node that is neither in `source_vars` nor resolvable via + `model_implicit_var_info` is the canonical case. The reliable trigger is a + `#[cfg(test)]`-only override / stub that forces the parent-sourcing lookup + to yield `None` for a chosen in-SCC node — verify the loud-safe path + (`CircularDependency`, no panic) is actually reached and the model is not + rejected earlier by an unrelated diagnostic. + +--- + +## Acceptance Criteria Coverage + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC3: Synthetic-helper policy +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC3.1 Success:** A well-founded recurrence whose SCC includes a synthetic helper (e.g. an INIT/PREVIOUS-helper-bearing recurrence) compiles and simulates when the helper is sourceable from its parent's `implicit_vars`. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC3.2 Failure:** An SCC with an in-cycle node that genuinely cannot be element-sourced falls back to `CircularDependency` — no panic, no silent miscompile. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC3.3 Edge:** The `#[cfg(test)]` `array_producing_vars` accessor keeps its abort-on-no-`SourceVariable` contract (its test still passes unchanged). + +--- + +## Testing conventions + +Same as Phases 1-2: TDD mandatory; `db_dep_graph.rs` unit tests in +`db_dep_graph_tests.rs`; end-to-end fixtures in `tests/simulate.rs` +(`--features file_io`); verify via `git commit` (pre-commit, 180s cap, never +`--no-verify`). New fixtures are tiny — no `#[ignore]`. + +--- + + +### Task 1: Loud-safe fallback first (no-`SourceVariable` ⇒ unresolved, never panic) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC3.2, element-cycle-resolution.AC3.3 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` (added in Phase 1) — make its no-`SourceVariable` / `Fatal` / `Var::new`-Err arms return `None` explicitly and document the loud-safe contract. +- Do **not** touch `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` (`db_dep_graph.rs:435-496`) or `array_producing_vars` (`db_dep_graph.rs:383-403`). + +**Implementation:** +Phase 1 already returns `None` from `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` on +no-`SourceVariable`. This task hardens and documents that as the explicit +loud-safe contract before adding parent-sourcing: any in-SCC node that cannot +be element-sourced ⇒ the element-relation builder treats the whole SCC as +unresolved ⇒ `model_dependency_graph_impl` keeps `has_cycle` + accumulates +`CircularDependency` (Phase 1 Task 5 / Phase 2 Task 3 verdict logic). No +production code path may panic. Confirm the `#[cfg(test)]` +`var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` panic wrapper and `array_producing_vars` are +entirely untouched (they have no production callers; their abort contract is +preserved verbatim). + +**Testing:** +- AC3.2: `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` — a recurrence SCC where one in-cycle node is + forced unsourceable (a `#[cfg(test)]` override/stub making the + parent-sourcing lookup return `None`, or a synthetic orphan node): assert + the model is rejected with `CircularDependency`, **no panic**, and no silent + miscompile (the other members are NOT partially resolved). +- AC3.3: run the existing `array_producing_vars_flags_exactly_the_two_positive_cases` + (`db_dep_graph_tests.rs:323-423`) unchanged — it must still pass (proves + the `#[cfg(test)]` abort contract is intact). + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io array_producing_vars` and +the new loud-safe test — pass. +**Commit:** `engine: loud-safe fallback for unsourceable in-SCC nodes (AC3.2, AC3.3)` + + + +### Task 2: Parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing for synthetic helpers + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC3.1 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` — extend the no-`SourceVariable` arm with parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing. + +**Implementation:** +When `model.variables(db).get(var_name)` is `None`, before returning `None`, +attempt parent-sourcing, mirroring `compile_implicit_var_fragment` +(`db.rs:3600+`): +1. `let info = model_implicit_var_info(db, model, project);` + (`db.rs:1033-1073`). `let meta = info.get(&canonical(var_name))` — if + `None` ⇒ return `None` (loud-safe; genuinely unsourceable). +2. `let parsed = parse_source_variable_with_module_context(db, meta.parent_source_var, project, );` + (`db.rs:793-808`). Use the same module-ident-context construction + `compile_implicit_var_fragment` uses. +3. `let implicit_dm_var = parsed.implicit_vars.get(meta.index_in_parent)` — + `None` ⇒ return `None`. +4. Parse + lower the synthesized `datamodel::Variable` via + `crate::variable::parse_var` then `crate::model::lower_variable` + (the non-module branch of `compile_implicit_var_fragment:3633-3693`; + the module branch constructs a `Variable::Module` directly). On any + parse/lower failure ⇒ return `None` (loud-safe). +5. Extract the requested phase's per-element `Vec` (the lowered + helper's `AssignCurr` slots) and return `Some(...)`. +- This is reuse of an existing production chain, not a re-derivation. The + `#[cfg(test)]` accessors remain untouched. + +**Testing:** +`db_dep_graph_tests.rs`: a `TestProject` (or the Task 3 fixture) whose +recurrence SCC includes a synthetic helper — assert +`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` returns `Some` for the helper node (sourced +from the parent's `implicit_vars`) and that the SCC's element graph is +buildable. (The end-to-end simulate proof is Task 3.) + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` — pass. +**Commit:** `engine: source synthetic-helper element exprs from parent implicit_vars (AC3.1)` + + + +### Task 3: End-to-end — synthetic-helper-bearing recurrence simulates + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC3.1 + +**Files:** +- Create: `test/sdeverywhere/models/helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.mdl` (+ `helper_recurrence.dat` with hand-computed expected values) +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` (a `#[test]` for the new fixture) + +**Implementation:** +Author a minimal MDL fixture: a shift-mapped subrange recurrence (model on +`self_recurrence.mdl`'s `Target/tNext/tPrev` subrange shape) whose per-element +RHS invokes a synthetic helper so the helper enters the element SCC — e.g. + +``` +{UTF-8} +Target: (t1-t3) + ~ ~ | +tNext: (t2-t3) -> tPrev + ~ ~ | +tPrev: (t1-t2) -> tNext + ~ ~ | +seed = 1 ~~| +ecc[t1] = INIT(seed) ~~| +ecc[tNext] = ecc[tPrev] + INIT(seed) ~~| +FINAL TIME = 1 + ~ Month | +INITIAL TIME = 0 + ~ Month | +SAVEPER = TIME STEP + ~ Month [0,?] | +TIME STEP = 1 + ~ Month [0,?] | +\\\---/// Sketch information - do not modify anything except names +V300 Do not put anything below this section - it will be ignored +*View 1 +$192-192-192,0,Times New Roman|12||0-0-0|0-0-0|0-0-255|-1--1--1|-1--1--1|96,96,100,0 +///---\\\ +:L<%^E!@ +1:helperrec.vdf64 +9:helperrec +``` + +Hand-compute expected: `ecc[t1]=1, ecc[t2]=2, ecc[t3]=3` (the `INIT(seed)` +helper is `1` each element), write `helper_recurrence.dat`. **Empirically +verify** (per design deviation 4) that the converter actually pushes the +`INIT` helper (`$\u{205A}ecc\u{205A}{n}\u{205A}init`) into the element SCC — +inspect `resolved_sccs`/the dt verdict; if the chosen builtin does not +produce an in-SCC helper, iterate the fixture (try PREVIOUS/SMOOTH or a +different shape) until it does. The fixture must genuinely exercise the Task 2 +parent-sourcing path (assert via a focused check that the SCC contains a +`$\u{205A}`-prefixed member). +- **Bounded-attempt + escalation:** if, after a reasonable bounded number of + attempts (≈4-5 distinct shapes — INIT/PREVIOUS/SMOOTH × subrange variants), + the converter does not push any synthetic helper into the element SCC, STOP: + do not fabricate a passing test or weaken AC3.1. Surface to the user and + file via the `track-issue` agent (Task tool, + `subagent_type: "track-issue"`) that a synthetic-helper-in-SCC fixture + could not be constructed (with the shapes tried and observed + `resolved_sccs`/`model_implicit_var_info` output), so the AC3.1 happy-path + coverage gap is explicitly tracked, not silently dropped. (The loud-safe + fallback from Task 1 still protects correctness regardless.) + +**Testing:** +A `#[test]` running `helper_recurrence.mdl` through `simulate_mdl_path` +(`tests/simulate.rs:286-305`) comparing against `helper_recurrence.dat`. Must +fail before Task 2 (helper unsourceable ⇒ `CircularDependency`) and pass +after. This is the AC3.1 happy-path proof (the design notes AC3.1 is the +*only* coverage of the parent-sourcing happy path, so it must be deliberately +constructed and verified). + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io helper_recurrence` — passes. +Full suite via `git commit` (pre-commit 180s cap) — green. +**Commit:** `engine: helper-bearing recurrence simulates via parent-sourcing (AC3.1)` + + +--- + +## Phase 3 Done When + +- A synthetic-helper-bearing well-founded recurrence compiles and simulates + when the helper is sourceable from its parent's `implicit_vars` (Tasks 2, 3 + — AC3.1). +- An SCC with a genuinely unsourceable in-cycle node falls back to + `CircularDependency` — no panic, no silent miscompile (Task 1 — AC3.2). +- `array_producing_vars_flags_exactly_the_two_positive_cases` passes + unchanged; the `#[cfg(test)]` abort contract is untouched (Task 1 — AC3.3). +- Full engine suite green under the 3-minute `cargo test` pre-commit cap. diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_04.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_04.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..9d54501af --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_04.md @@ -0,0 +1,228 @@ +# Element-Level Cycle Resolution — Phase 4 Implementation Plan + +**Goal:** `VECTOR SORT ORDER` returns genuine-Vensim **0-based** permutation +indices (not 1-based); every fixture that encoded the 1-based bug is corrected +to genuine Vensim. + +**Architecture:** A one-token VM fix (`i + 1` → `i`) plus comment correction, +then rewrite every Simlin-authored fixture/test that baked in the 1-based +output. This is a **purely numeric concern, independent of cycle resolution** +(`array_producing ∩ C-LEARN's cycle = ∅`), but it lies on C-LEARN's numeric +path (C-LEARN's target-sorting uses `VECTOR SORT ORDER`), so it is sequenced +before the C-LEARN numeric finalization. + +**Tech Stack:** Rust (`simlin-engine`) `vm.rs` opcode, `array_tests.rs`, +`tests/compiler_vector.rs`, `.dat` fixture. + +**Scope:** Phase 4 of 7. **Independent of Phases 1-3.** + +**Codebase verified:** 2026-05-18 (branch `clearn-hero-model`). Genuine +0-based semantics confirmed by Ventana Systems' official Vensim documentation +(VECTOR SORT ORDER: "The returned vector contains the zero based index number +for the elements in sorted order") **and** by real Vensim DSS 7.3.4 reference +output `test/test-models/tests/vector_order/output.tab` (`SORT ORDER[*]` range +`0..n-1`, contains `0` — impossible for a 1-based permutation). + +--- + +## Design deviations (verified — these override the design doc) + +1. **The design's `array_tests.rs` module references are scrambled.** The + design lists "`vector_builtin_promotes_active_dim_ref_* ~4145`", + "`mod dimension_dependent_scalar_arg_tests ~4217`", "`mod + arrayed_except_hoisting_tests ~3984`". Verified reality: + - `vector_builtin_promotes_active_dim_ref_*` ARE at ~4145 but inside + `mod flag_split_tests` (declared `array_tests.rs:4086`). + - `mod dimension_dependent_scalar_arg_tests` is at `array_tests.rs:4217` + (correct). + - `mod arrayed_except_hoisting_tests` is at `array_tests.rs:3589` and has + **no** VSO assertion (it is VEM-only — Phase 5). The design's intended + target at ~3984 is actually `mod different_builtin_override_tests` + (declared `array_tests.rs:3976`), which asserts 1-based VSO at lines + `4010`/`4032`. Use `different_builtin_override_tests`; **drop** + `arrayed_except_hoisting_tests` from Phase 4 scope. +2. **`tests/compiler_vector.rs` is MISSING from the design's Phase 4 + component list** and has **five** VSO tests asserting 1-based output that + will break under the 0-based fix. They MUST be corrected in Phase 4. +3. **`Opcode::Rank` (vm.rs ~2407-2450) is correctly 1-based** (genuine Vensim + `RANK` is 1-based, confirmed by the same `output.tab`) — it is a distinct + opcode; **do NOT touch it**. +4. **Ties:** Ventana docs are silent on `VECTOR SORT ORDER` tie-breaking + (sibling `VECTOR RANK` doc says ties are "arbitrary"). The current VM uses + Rust's stable `sort_by` (`vm.rs:2390-2398`), which is deterministic and + byte-stable — **keep stable sort** (satisfies the design's determinism + requirement; "consistent with genuine Vensim" = not contradicting any + documented behavior, since Vensim leaves ties unspecified). +5. **`vector_simple` is MDL-only** (`vector_simple.mdl` + `vector_simple.dat`; + no `.xmile`). `vector_simple.dat` is ASCII text (tab-separated + `timevalue`, rows for t=0 and t=1) — the `Read` tool's binary + heuristic misfires on `.dat`; use `cat -A`/`od -c` to view, edit as text. + It is consumed by `simulates_vector_simple_mdl` (`tests/simulate.rs:767-770`, + NOT `#[ignore]`, NOT in any `TEST_MODELS` list) via `ensure_results` + (absolute eps `2e-3`); it currently **passes** only because the `.dat` was + hand-authored to the buggy 1-based values, so the VM fix and the `.dat` + rewrite must land together. + +--- + +## Acceptance Criteria Coverage + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC5: VECTOR SORT ORDER genuine Vensim semantics +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC5.1 Success:** `VECTOR SORT ORDER([2100,2010,2020], ascending)` yields the 0-based permutation `[1,2,0]` (matching genuine Vensim). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC5.2 Success:** Descending direction yields the correct 0-based permutation; ties preserve stable order consistent with genuine Vensim. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC5.3 Edge:** The Simlin-authored fixtures that encoded 1-based output (`array_tests.rs` cases, `vector_simple.dat` `l`/`m`) are corrected to genuine Vensim and pass. + +--- + +## Testing conventions + +TDD: correct the test's expected literals (the test IS the spec for the new +behavior) — write the corrected expectation, watch it fail against the +still-buggy VM, then apply the VM one-token fix and watch it pass. Unit tests: +`array_tests.rs` (declared `#[cfg(test)] mod array_tests;` in `lib.rs`) and +`tests/compiler_vector.rs` (`--features file_io` if required by that test +file). End-to-end: `tests/simulate.rs::simulates_vector_simple_mdl`. Verify +via `git commit` (pre-commit 180s cap, never `--no-verify`). All Phase 4 tests +are tiny — no `#[ignore]`. + +--- + + +### Task 1: VM — `VECTOR SORT ORDER` emits 0-based indices + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC5.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC5.2 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs:2386` (`indexed.push((val, i + 1));` → `indexed.push((val, i));`) +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs:2373` (comment `// Collect (value, 1-based-index) pairs` → 0-based) +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs:2358-2361` (replace the "intentional asymmetry" / "matches Vensim's VECTOR SORT ORDER semantics" comment with the correct 0-based semantics + citation) + +**Implementation:** +- Change the single token at `vm.rs:2386`: `i + 1` → `i`. The loop variable + `i` (`vm.rs:2377`, `for i in 0..size`) is the 0-based element ordinal; the + result write at `vm.rs:2400-2402` (`temp_storage[temp_off + i] = orig_idx as f64`) + is a flat positional write unaffected by the value change. +- Direction handling (`vm.rs:2390-2398`: `direction == 1` ascending else + descending; Rust stable `sort_by`) is **already correct** — do not change. +- Rewrite the `vm.rs:2358-2361` comment to state the genuine semantics: VECTOR + SORT ORDER returns a 0-based permutation (position `i` holds the source + index of the `i`-th element in sorted order); `direction > 0` ascending, + otherwise descending; ties are stable (deterministic; Vensim leaves ties + unspecified). Cite the genuine-Vensim ground truth: + `test/test-models/tests/vector_order/output.tab` (real Vensim DSS 7.3.4, + `SORT ORDER[*]` range `0..n-1`) and Ventana's official VECTOR SORT ORDER + reference ("zero based index number ... in sorted order"). Note that prior + design docs `docs/design-plans/2026-02-27-vm-vector-ops.md` and + `2026-03-10-close-array-gaps.md:253` encoded the now-disproven 1-based + assumption and are superseded. + +**Testing:** +This task's behavior is verified by Tasks 2-4 (they correct the expected +literals to 0-based and must pass once this token changes). No new VM unit +test is added here beyond what Tasks 2-4 already assert (the AC5.1/AC5.2 +spec is exactly those expectations); adding a redundant VM-internal test +would test wiring, not behavior. + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo build -p simlin-engine` — compiles. +(Tasks 2-4 run the assertions; do not commit a known-red suite — sequence so +Task 1's token change and Tasks 2-4's expectation corrections are committed +together if pre-commit would otherwise be red. Practically: implement Tasks +1-4, then a single `git commit`.) +**Commit:** (folded into Task 4's commit — see note) + + + +### Task 2: Correct `array_tests.rs` VSO expectations + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC5.3, element-cycle-resolution.AC5.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC5.2 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs` — the following VSO-asserting cases (all currently 1-based): + - `mod flag_split_tests` (decl 4086): `vector_builtin_promotes_active_dim_ref_monolithic` (line `4155`: `&[2.0, 3.0, 1.0]`) and `vector_builtin_promotes_active_dim_ref_vm` (line `4166`: `&[2.0, 3.0, 1.0]`). Model `vals[DimA]=[30,10,20]`, `VECTOR SORT ORDER(vals,1)` (asc). Genuine 0-based ⇒ `&[1.0, 2.0, 0.0]`. + - `mod different_builtin_override_tests` (decl 3976): `different_builtin_override_monolithic` (line `4010`: `(vals[2] - 3.0).abs() < 1e-9`) and `different_builtin_override_vm` (line `4032`: same). `source[D]=[10,20,30]`, override elem "3" = `vector_sort_order(source[*],1)`. Genuine 0-based VSO of `[10,20,30]` asc = `[0,1,2]`, slot 2 ⇒ `2.0`. (Leave `vals[0]`/`vals[1]` — those are VEM defaults, Phase 5.) + - `mod dimension_dependent_scalar_arg_tests` (decl 4217): `assert_vso_dim_dep_results` (lines `4239`/`4244`/`4249`: `vals[0]==2.0`,`vals[1]==3.0`,`vals[2]==2.0`) → genuine `[1.0, 2.0, 1.0]`; `vso_nested_direction_varies_by_dimension_vm` (lines `4284`/`4289`/`4294`: `12.0`/`13.0`/`12.0`, model `10+vso`) → `[11.0,12.0,11.0]`; `vso_except_direction_varies_by_dimension_vm` (lines `4322`/`4335`: `vals[0]==2.0`,`vals[2]==2.0`; `vals[1]==999.0` override unchanged) → `vals[0]=1.0,vals[2]=1.0`. Update the explanatory comments (4224-4228, 4320, 4332-4333) to 0-based. + +**Implementation:** +Recompute each expected literal as the genuine 0-based permutation per the +verified per-case derivations above (ascending: position `i` = source index +of the `i`-th smallest; descending: of the `i`-th largest; `dir > 0` +ascending, else descending). Update accompanying comments that narrate +"1-based"/"rank" to the 0-based gather semantics. + +**Testing:** These corrected cases ARE the AC5.* spec; they must fail against +the pre-Task-1 VM and pass with the Task-1 token fix. + +**Verification:** Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine vector_builtin_promotes_active_dim_ref different_builtin_override dimension_dependent_scalar_arg` — pass (with Task 1 applied). + + + +### Task 3: Correct `tests/compiler_vector.rs` VSO expectations + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC5.3 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/tests/compiler_vector.rs`: + - `vector_sort_order_a2a_produces_correct_results` (line `27`: `&[2.0, 3.0, 1.0]`) → `&[1.0, 2.0, 0.0]` + - `vector_sort_order_a2a_produces_correct_values_monolithic` (line `40`: `&[2.0, 3.0, 1.0]`) → `&[1.0, 2.0, 0.0]` (update comment line ~33) + - `vector_sort_order_a2a_produces_correct_values_vm` (line `50`: `&[2.0, 3.0, 1.0]`) → `&[1.0, 2.0, 0.0]` + - `nested_vector_sort_order_inside_sum_in_array_context_monolithic` (line `202`: `&[6.0, 6.0, 6.0]`) → `&[3.0, 3.0, 3.0]` (update comment line ~196: `SUM([1,2,0])=3`) + - `nested_vector_sort_order_inside_sum_in_array_context_vm` (line `212`: `&[6.0, 6.0, 6.0]`) → `&[3.0, 3.0, 3.0]` + +**Implementation:** +All five use `vals[D]=[30,10,20]`, `VECTOR SORT ORDER(vals,1)` (asc) ⇒ genuine +0-based `[1,2,0]`; the two `SUM` cases sum that to `3.0`. Apply the literal + +comment corrections. + +**Testing:** Corrected expectations are the spec; fail pre-Task-1, pass after. + +**Verification:** Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --test compiler_vector` — pass (with Task 1). + + + +### Task 4: Correct `vector_simple.dat` `l`/`m` columns + commit Phase 4 + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC5.3, element-cycle-resolution.AC5.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC5.2 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `test/sdeverywhere/models/vector_simple/vector_simple.dat` — the `l` and `m` rows (both the t=0 and t=1 rows) + +**Implementation:** +Model: `DimA: A1,A2,A3`; `h[DimA]=2100,2010,2020`; +`l[DimA]=VECTOR SORT ORDER(h[DimA],ASCENDING)` (`ASCENDING==1`); +`m[DimA]=VECTOR SORT ORDER(h[DimA],0)` (descending). Genuine 0-based: +- `l` (ascending of `[2100,2010,2020]`): sorted `2010(idx1),2020(idx2),2100(idx0)` + ⇒ `l[a1]=1, l[a2]=2, l[a3]=0` (currently `2,3,1`). +- `m` (descending): `2100(idx0),2020(idx2),2010(idx1)` ⇒ + `m[a1]=0, m[a2]=2, m[a3]=1` (currently `1,3,2`). +Rewrite **both** the t=0 and t=1 rows for `l[a1..a3]` and `m[a1..a3]` +identically (constant over time). Preserve the exact `.dat` tab/line format +(edit as text via `cat -A`/an editor; do not reformat other columns). + +Then commit Phase 4 as one unit (Tasks 1-4 together — the VM token change and +all expectation/fixture corrections must land in the same commit so +pre-commit's `cargo test` is green): + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io simulates_vector_simple_mdl` — passes against corrected `.dat`. +Run: `git commit -m "engine: VECTOR SORT ORDER genuine Vensim 0-based indices (AC5)"` +— pre-commit runs fmt/clippy/`cargo test` (180s cap); all Phase 4 tests +(`array_tests` VSO cases, `compiler_vector` VSO tests, `simulates_vector_simple_mdl`) +green. + +**Commit:** `engine: VECTOR SORT ORDER genuine Vensim 0-based indices (AC5)` + + +--- + +## Phase 4 Done When + +- `VECTOR SORT ORDER` emits 0-based permutation indices; `[2100,2010,2020]` + ascending ⇒ `[1,2,0]`, descending correct, ties stable (Task 1 — AC5.1, + AC5.2). +- Every Simlin-authored fixture that encoded 1-based output is corrected to + genuine Vensim and passes: `array_tests.rs` VSO cases, + `tests/compiler_vector.rs` VSO tests, `vector_simple.dat` `l`/`m` (Tasks + 2-4 — AC5.3). +- `Opcode::Rank` untouched (genuine Vensim RANK is 1-based). +- Full engine suite green under the 3-minute `cargo test` pre-commit cap. diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_05.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_05.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..3dc4d7a0f --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_05.md @@ -0,0 +1,316 @@ +# Element-Level Cycle Resolution — Phase 5 Implementation Plan + +**Goal:** `VECTOR ELM MAP` implements **genuine Vensim** semantics: result +element `i` = `source[base_i + offset[i]]` resolved over the **full source +array** (not a flattened sliced view), where `base_i` is the position +established by the first argument's element reference; an offset landing +outside the source variable's full storage range yields `:NA:` (NaN) — **no +modulo / no wraparound**. The genuine-Vensim `vector.xmile` is un-excluded as +a regression gate. + +**Architecture:** Two-part VM correction: (a) add the per-element base derived +from the first-argument element reference, and (b) resolve the **full +underlying source dimension/strides** instead of the flattened sliced +`source_view`. Keep the existing out-of-range → NaN behavior (it matches +genuine Vensim's `:NA:`). Then correct every Simlin-authored fixture/test that +encoded the missing-base / sliced-view bug, and un-exclude the genuine-Vensim +`vector.xmile`. + +**Tech Stack:** Rust (`simlin-engine`) `vm.rs`, `bytecode.rs`, +`array_tests.rs`, `tests/compiler_vector.rs`, `.dat`/`.xmile` fixtures, +`tests/simulate.rs`. + +**Scope:** Phase 5 of 7. **Depends on Phase 4** (shared fixture file +`vector_simple.dat`; sequence after Phase 4 to avoid churn). + +**Codebase verified:** 2026-05-18 (branch `clearn-hero-model`). Genuine +semantics confirmed by Ventana Systems' official Vensim VECTOR ELM MAP +reference and by real-Vensim ground-truth `.dat` files. + +--- + +## CRITICAL design correction (user-approved 2026-05-18) + +The design doc (AC6.1, DoD, Glossary, Phase 5) prescribes `rem_euclid` +**modulo wraparound** (`source[(i + offset[i]) mod n]`) as "genuine Vensim +semantics." **This is factually wrong.** Ventana Systems' official VECTOR ELM +MAP reference states verbatim: *"If you try to use an offset that would take +your mapping outside the range of the variable an error message will be +issued and :NA: will be returned."* No modulo, no wraparound. Neither +genuine-Vensim ground-truth file (`vector.dat`, `vector_simple.dat`) +exercises any wrap — every real offset lands in-range, so the numeric +regression gates pass identically either way. + +**User decision (approved):** implement **genuine Vensim** — per-element base ++ full source dimension + out-of-range → NaN (`:NA:`), **NO `rem_euclid`, NO +modulo**. This **overrides** the design's AC6.1 wording. The corrected AC6.1 +is stated below. Do **not** use `vm.rs:102`'s `Op2::Mod`/`rem_euclid` for +ELM MAP. A consequence: the existing `out_of_bounds_*` / `negative_offset_*` +unit tests' **NaN premise is correct genuine Vensim** and is *preserved* (the +Phase-5 investigation's "rewrite the OOB tests around wrap" analysis was made +under the now-rejected `rem_euclid` assumption — disregard it; OOB→NaN +stays). + +--- + +## Design deviations (verified — these override the design doc) + +1. **No modulo (see CRITICAL correction above).** +2. **The bug is the missing base + sliced view, not the OOB behavior.** The + current `vm.rs:2304-2356` computes `source_values[round(offset[i])]` over a + **flattened sliced** `source_view` (materialized at `vm.rs:2311-2329`), + with `idx<0 || NaN || >=len ⇒ NaN` (`vm.rs:2348-2352`). The OOB→NaN part is + **genuine Vensim and stays**. The defects to fix: (a) no per-element base + from the arg-1 element reference; (b) it indexes a flattened *slice* (e.g. + for `d[DimA,B1]` only the 3-element B1 column), so it can never reach the + `B2` column — genuine Vensim resolves over the **full** `d` array with + correct strides (last subscript varies fastest). +3. **For a 1-D `source[]` arg, `base = 0`**, so + `result[i] = source[offset[i]]` — which is what the current code already + does. Therefore several Simlin-authored 1-D unit tests + (`mod vector_elm_map_tests`, `tests/compiler_vector.rs` VEM tests, the 7 + hoisting modules) **may already be correct** under genuine semantics. + **Each affected expectation must be recomputed per-case under the verified + genuine rule; do not blanket-rewrite.** The genuine-Vensim `.dat` files are + the authoritative ground truth. +4. **`array_tests.rs` corrections are under-scoped in the design.** Besides + `mod vector_elm_map_tests` (`array_tests.rs:3474-3587`), the 7 hoisting + modules at `array_tests.rs:3589-4039` + (`arrayed_except_hoisting_tests`@3589, `first_element_override_hoisting_tests`@3645, + `mixed_element_hoisting_tests`@3710, `nested_hoisting_first_override_tests`@3778, + `nested_override_different_wrapping_tests`@3844, + `toplevel_default_nested_override_tests`@3910, + `different_builtin_override_tests`@3976) hard-code + `vector_elm_map(source=[10,20,30], offsets=[2,0,1])` results and must each + be re-derived under genuine semantics. `tests/compiler_vector.rs` VEM + tests likewise. (The design's Architecture §'s "arrayed_except_hoisting_tests + ~3984" line ref is stale: that module is at 3589.) +5. **`mod arrayed_except_hoisting_tests` is at `array_tests.rs:3589`** (not + ~3984). `mod vector_elm_map_tests` is `3474-3587`. `vm.rs` ELM MAP handler + is `2301-2356` (comment 2301-2303). `vector.xmile` exclusion is the + commented entry at `tests/simulate.rs:656` (block 651-657); iterator + `simulates_arrayed_models_correctly` at `tests/simulate.rs:671-677`. +6. **`vector_simple` is MDL-only** (no `.xmile`); `vector_simple.dat` has + **no `c` column** (don't expect to edit one). `.dat` files are ASCII — + edit as text (`cat -A`/`od -c`; `Read` misfires on `.dat`). + +--- + +## Acceptance Criteria Coverage (AC6.1 corrected per user decision) + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC6: VECTOR ELM MAP genuine Vensim semantics +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC6.1 Success (CORRECTED):** Result element `i` equals `source[base_i + offset[i]]` resolved over the **full source array** (last subscript varies fastest), where `base_i` is the position established by the first-argument element reference; an offset landing outside the source variable's full storage range yields `:NA:`/NaN (no modulo, no wraparound). *(This supersedes the design's `(i + offset[i]) mod n` / `rem_euclid` wording per the user-approved correction.)* +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC6.2 Success:** A cross-dimension source (`d[DimA,B1]` with offset reaching the `B2` column) resolves against the full source dimension, matching genuine Vensim `vector.dat`. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC6.3 Success:** `test/sdeverywhere/models/vector/vector.xmile` is un-excluded and simulates to genuine-Vensim `vector.dat`. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC6.4 Edge (CORRECTED):** Corrected `vector_elm_map_tests` and `vector_simple.dat` `f`/`g` columns pass against genuine Vensim values; out-of-range still yields NaN (genuine Vensim `:NA:`) — the existing OOB/negative→NaN cases are recomputed with the base added, not redesigned around wrap. + +--- + +## Testing conventions + +Same as prior phases. `array_tests.rs` + `tests/compiler_vector.rs` unit +tests; end-to-end `tests/simulate.rs` (`--features file_io`). `vector.xmile` +goes through 3 `ensure_results` paths (VM, protobuf round-trip, XMILE +round-trip) at Vensim relative tolerance. Verify via `git commit` (pre-commit +180s cap, never `--no-verify`). All Phase 5 fixtures tiny — no `#[ignore]`. + +--- + + +### Task 1: SPIKE — full-source-dimension base + stride resolution + +**Verifies:** none (de-risking spike; gates Task 2) + +**Files:** +- Read only: `src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs:2301-2356` (ELM MAP handler), `vm.rs:2664-2684` (`read_view_element`), `src/simlin-engine/src/bytecode.rs:281-309` (`flat_offset`), `bytecode.rs:160-181` (`RuntimeView`), `bytecode.rs:311-345` (`apply_single_subscript`). +- Write: `docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_05_spike_findings.md`. + +**Implementation:** +Determine, precisely, how to obtain at the ELM MAP opcode: (a) the +**per-result-element base** = the flat position established by the +first-argument element reference (for `source[]` base=0; for +`d[DimA,B1]` base for result element `a` = flat position of `d[a,B1]` in full +`d`); (b) the **full source array** strides so `offset[i]` steps the correct +(innermost-fastest) stride and can cross into a second dimension. The current +code collapses `source_view` into a flat `source_values` vec +(`vm.rs:2311-2329`) and loses the full-array stride. Identify whether the +compiler must push a full-array view (vs the sliced `source_view`) or whether +`RuntimeView.base_off`/`strides`/`offset` already encode enough to compute +`curr[full_base + base_i + offset[i]*innermost_stride]` via +`read_view_element`/`flat_offset`. Decide the exact change to +`vm.rs:2311-2353` (and any compiler-side view-construction change). Record the +chosen approach and the hand-derivation for `vector_simple`'s `f`/`g` and +`vector.xmile`'s `c`/`f`/`g`/`y` confirming it reproduces the genuine `.dat`. + +**Verification:** Findings doc states the exact base + stride computation and +reproduces the genuine `vector.dat` values by hand. Reviewed before Task 2. + +**Commit:** `doc: phase 5 VECTOR ELM MAP base+stride resolution spike` + + + +### Task 2: VM — genuine Vensim VECTOR ELM MAP + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC6.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC6.2 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs:2301-2303` (comment → correct genuine semantics + citation), `vm.rs:2311-2329` (resolve full source dimension, not flattened sliced view), `vm.rs:2337-2353` (per-element base; keep OOB→NaN; **no modulo**) +- Modify (if the spike requires): the compiler-side view construction that pushes the ELM MAP source argument (so the full-array view/strides reach the opcode) + +**Implementation:** +Apply the Task 1 spike's chosen approach: +- Compute `result[i] = source[base_i + offset_round_i]` over the **full + source array** using its real strides (last subscript fastest), where + `base_i` is the first-argument element reference's flat position for result + element `i`. +- Keep the out-of-range guard producing `f64::NAN` (genuine Vensim `:NA:`) — + i.e. when `base_i + offset_i` falls outside `[0, full_source_len)`, or + `offset` is NaN. **Do NOT add `rem_euclid`/modulo** (user-approved + correction; `vm.rs:102`'s `Op2::Mod` is unrelated and not used here). +- Replace the `vm.rs:2301-2303` comment (currently "0-based offset indexing + ... matches Vensim's VECTOR ELM MAP semantics" — factually describes the + buggy behavior) with the genuine rule + citation: Ventana's official VECTOR + ELM MAP reference (offset 0-based, base from arg-1 element ref, out-of-range + ⇒ `:NA:`, full-array resolution, last subscript fastest) and the + genuine-Vensim ground truth `test/sdeverywhere/models/vector/vector.dat`. + +**Testing:** +Behavior is proven by Tasks 3-6 (corrected unit expectations + the +un-excluded `vector.xmile`/`vector_simple.dat` gates). Add a focused +`array_tests.rs` cross-dimension unit case (the AC6.2 shape: +`f[DimA,DimB]=VECTOR ELM MAP(d[DimA,B1], a[DimA])`) asserting the genuine +values `f[A1]=1, f[A2]=5, f[A3]=6` (offset reaches the `B2` column) — this is +the new behavior not previously covered by any unit test. + +**Verification:** Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine vector_elm_map` (with +Tasks 3-6 applied) — pass. +**Commit:** (fold Phase 5 VM + fixture corrections into one green commit — see Task 6) + + + +### Task 3: Re-derive `mod vector_elm_map_tests` under genuine semantics + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC6.4 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs:3474-3587` (`mod vector_elm_map_tests`: helper `make_oob_project` 3479-3485 and the 6 tests `in_bounds_*`/`out_of_bounds_*`/`negative_offset_*` 3487-3586) + +**Implementation:** +For **each** test, recompute the expected value under genuine semantics +`result[i] = source[base_i + round(offset[i])]` over the full source array, +out-of-range ⇒ NaN, **no modulo**. Determine `base_i` from each fixture's +actual first-argument element reference (read the fixture model; for a 1-D +`source[]` arg, `base_i = 0` ⇒ `result[i] = source[offset[i]]`, which +may mean the current expectation is **already correct** and must be left +unchanged). The `out_of_bounds_*`/`negative_offset_*` tests keep their NaN +assertions where `base_i + offset_i` is genuinely out of `[0, len)` (genuine +Vensim `:NA:`); only values that change under the added base are edited. +Document the per-case derivation in the test comments. + +**Testing:** The recomputed expectations ARE the AC6.4 spec; they must pass +with Task 2 applied and fail against the pre-Task-2 VM where the base/full-dim +behavior differs. + +**Verification:** Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine vector_elm_map_tests` (with Task 2) — pass. + + + +### Task 4: Re-derive the 7 hoisting modules + `compiler_vector.rs` VEM tests + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC6.4 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs:3589-4039` — `mod arrayed_except_hoisting_tests`@3589, `first_element_override_hoisting_tests`@3645, `mixed_element_hoisting_tests`@3710, `nested_hoisting_first_override_tests`@3778, `nested_override_different_wrapping_tests`@3844, `toplevel_default_nested_override_tests`@3910, `different_builtin_override_tests`@3976 (only the `vector_elm_map` default/override expectations; the VSO parts of `different_builtin_override_tests` were handled in Phase 4) +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/tests/compiler_vector.rs` (the `vector_elm_map_*` tests; the VSO ones were Phase 4) + +**Implementation:** +Each hoisting module uses `vector_elm_map(source=[10,20,30], offsets=[2,0,1])` +(or `10 + vector_elm_map(...)`). Re-derive each pinned element under genuine +semantics from the fixture's actual arg-1 element reference and full source +array (out-of-range ⇒ NaN, no modulo). Recompute every affected literal + +narrating comment per-case (some may be unchanged if arg-1 is the first +element and the offset stays in range). Do not blanket-substitute a single +expected vector — derive per fixture. + +**Testing:** Recomputed expectations are the spec; pass with Task 2. + +**Verification:** Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine vector_elm_map hoisting` and `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --test compiler_vector` — pass (with Task 2). + + + +### Task 5: Correct `vector_simple.dat` `f`/`g` columns + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC6.4, element-cycle-resolution.AC6.2 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `test/sdeverywhere/models/vector_simple/vector_simple.dat` — the `f` and `g` rows (both t=0 and t=1) + +**Implementation:** +Model: `DimA:A1,A2,A3`, `DimB:B1,B2`; `a[DimA]=0,1,1`; +`d` = `d[A1,B1]=1,d[A2,B1]=2,d[A3,B1]=3,d[A1,B2]=4,d[A2,B2]=5,d[A3,B2]=6`; +`e[A1,B1]=0,e[A2,B1]=1,e[A3,B1]=0,e[A1,B2]=1,e[A2,B2]=0,e[A3,B2]=1`; +`f[DimA,DimB]=VECTOR ELM MAP(d[DimA,B1], a[DimA])`; +`g[DimA,DimB]=VECTOR ELM MAP(d[DimA,B1], e[DimA,DimB])`. Genuine values +(authoritative — independently confirmed by real-Vensim `vector.dat`): +- `f` = `[A1]=1, [A2]=5, [A3]=6` (broadcast across DimB). +- `g` = `g[A1,B1]=1, g[A1,B2]=4, g[A2,B1]=5, g[A2,B2]=2, g[A3,B1]=3, g[A3,B2]=6`. +Rewrite both the t=0 and t=1 rows for the `f[...]`/`g[...]` entries +identically (constant over time). Preserve exact `.dat` tab/line format; do +not touch other columns (the `l`/`m` VSO columns were Phase 4). + +**Testing:** `simulates_vector_simple_mdl` (`tests/simulate.rs:767-770`) IS +the gate — it must pass against corrected `.dat` with Task 2. + +**Verification:** Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io simulates_vector_simple_mdl` — pass (with Task 2). + + + +### Task 6: Un-exclude `vector.xmile` as the regression gate + commit Phase 5 + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC6.3, element-cycle-resolution.AC6.2 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs:656` (uncomment `"test/sdeverywhere/models/vector/vector.xmile",` in `TEST_SDEVERYWHERE_MODELS`); update the now-stale exclusion comment block at `tests/simulate.rs:651-657` + +**Implementation:** +Uncomment the `vector.xmile` entry so `simulates_arrayed_models_correctly` +(`tests/simulate.rs:671-677`) picks it up and compares against the +real-Vensim `test/sdeverywhere/models/vector/vector.dat` +(`c[A1]=11,c[A2]=12,c[A3]=12`; `f`/`g` as in Task 5; `y[A1]=3,y[A2]=4,y[A3]=5` +— the `y=VECTOR ELM MAP(x[three],(DimA-1))` cross-dim scalar-source case) +through all three `ensure_results` paths (VM, protobuf round-trip, XMILE +round-trip). Replace the stale exclusion comment (which says "several +variables still fail ... y[DimA] ... fails in VM incremental path") with a +note that ELM MAP now matches genuine Vensim. If `vector.xmile` exercises a +`VECTOR SELECT` cross-dimension pattern that is explicitly **out of scope** +(design "Out of scope: VECTOR SELECT cross-dimension patterns beyond what +C-LEARN / `vector.xmile` exercise"), and that specific variable still cannot +match, narrow the gate to the ELM-MAP variables rather than weakening the +whole comparison — but prefer full inclusion; only narrow with a tracked +issue (`track-issue`) if a non-ELM-MAP variable genuinely resists a general +fix. + +Commit Phase 5 as one green unit (Tasks 2-6 together — the VM change and all +fixture/test corrections must land in the same commit so pre-commit's +`cargo test` is green): + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io simulates_arrayed_models_correctly` — `vector.xmile` passes against `vector.dat`. +Run: `git commit -m "engine: VECTOR ELM MAP genuine Vensim base+full-source (AC6)"` +— pre-commit fmt/clippy/`cargo test` (180s cap) green. +**Commit:** `engine: VECTOR ELM MAP genuine Vensim base+full-source (AC6)` + + +--- + +## Phase 5 Done When + +- `VECTOR ELM MAP` = `source[base_i + offset[i]]` over the full source array, + out-of-range ⇒ NaN (genuine Vensim `:NA:`), no modulo (Tasks 1, 2 — AC6.1, + AC6.2). +- `vector.xmile` is un-excluded and simulates to genuine-Vensim `vector.dat` + through all comparison paths (Task 6 — AC6.3). +- `vector_elm_map_tests`, the 7 hoisting modules, `compiler_vector.rs` VEM + tests, and `vector_simple.dat` `f`/`g` are corrected to genuine Vensim and + pass; OOB/negative still NaN (Tasks 3-5 — AC6.4). +- Full engine suite green under the 3-minute `cargo test` pre-commit cap. diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..eb7e1791f --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md @@ -0,0 +1,253 @@ +# Element-Level Cycle Resolution — Phase 6 Implementation Plan + +**Goal:** C-LEARN (`test/xmutil_test_models/C-LEARN v77 for Vensim.mdl`) +compiles via the incremental path and runs to FINAL TIME via the VM with no +panic and no all-NaN core series; issue #363 (incremental-compiler panic on +C-LEARN) is re-verified now that the cycle gate no longer masks the deeper +pipeline; the residual test-only `catch_unwind` is retired. (This is the +explicit mid-plan value-locking checkpoint.) + +**Architecture:** Add a new `#[ignore]`d structural-gate test in +`tests/simulate.rs` that parses C-LEARN, compiles it via the incremental path +(`compile_vm`), asserts a clean `Result` (no panic), runs the VM to FINAL +TIME, and asserts no core series is entirely NaN. Re-point the existing +`clearn_ltm_discovery_blocked_by_macro_expansion` test (whose contract is +currently *inverted* — a clean compile is a `panic!`) to expect a clean +compile and remove its `catch_unwind`. If a post-gate panic surfaces, it is a +hard, root-caused failure (AC7.5 / #363's prescribed fix), never caught. + +**Tech Stack:** Rust (`simlin-engine`) integration tests; the incremental +salsa compile path; `gh` for issue #363 status. + +**Scope:** Phase 6 of 7. **Depends on Phases 2, 3, 5** (C-LEARN needs the +multi-variable + init combined SCC, the synthetic-helper safety net, and +correct VECTOR ops to avoid NaN propagation). + +**Codebase verified:** 2026-05-18 (branch `clearn-hero-model`). + +--- + +## Design deviations (verified — these override the design doc) + +1. **`compile_vm` IS the incremental path** (`tests/simulate.rs:103-111`: + `SimlinDb::default()` → `sync_from_datamodel_incremental` → + `compile_project_incremental(&db, sync.project, "main").unwrap()`). The + monolithic path was deleted (#375). `simulates_clearn` + (`tests/simulate.rs:949`) calls `compile_vm` at `simulate.rs:960`. AC7.1 + "compiles via the incremental path" is correct. The "monolithic vs + incremental" question is resolved — there is only the incremental path. +2. **AC7.4 is more invasive than "retire catch_unwind."** + `clearn_ltm_discovery_blocked_by_macro_expansion` + (`tests/ltm_discovery_large_models.rs:624-693`) currently asserts the + **inverse** of the goal: `Ok(Ok(()))` (clean compile) ⇒ + `panic!("C-LEARN unexpectedly compiled...")`; `Ok(Err(_))`/`Err(_)` ⇒ pass. + Re-pointing requires: invert the `match` arms (a clean compile must + *pass*), remove the `catch_unwind` at `:670`, rewrite the stale docstring + (`:624-647`, "blocked by macro expansion GH #349" — macros are complete), + update the stale `CLEARN_MDL` const docstring (`:127-130`), and rename the + function (its name encodes a no-longer-true premise). It runs with **LTM + discovery enabled** (`set_project_ltm_enabled(true)` + + `set_project_ltm_discovery_mode(true)`, `:673-674`) — a heavier config than + the new plain-`compile_vm` structural test. +3. **`catch_unwind` at `ltm_discovery_large_models.rs:670` is the ONLY one in + the engine test suite.** #363's other historically-listed sites + (`benches/compiler.rs`, `src/analysis.rs`, `src/layout/mod.rs`) were + already removed on this branch; `db.rs:106/115` are comments, not calls. + AC7.4 is satisfied by deleting the single line-670 wrapper. +4. **Issue #363 is OPEN on GitHub** (no `tech-debt.md` duplicate). "The cycle + gate masks #363" is the **design's thesis, not a codebase-recorded fact** — + AC7.2/AC7.5 are a genuine re-verification; #363's panic may or may not + still reproduce once the gate passes. #363's prescribed fix: capture the + panic backtrace under a debug build, convert the panic site(s) to return + `Result::Err`, then remove the `catch_unwind`. +5. **There is NO `Results` series accessor and NO "core C-LEARN series" + enumeration anywhere.** `Results` (`results.rs:75-84`) exposes flat + `data: Box<[f64]>` + `offsets` + `iter()`; the read idiom is + `data[step*step_size+offsets[ident]]` (see `macro_test_value_at`, + `tests/simulate.rs:1827-1841`). The plan must **define** "core series": use + the matched set `Ref.vdf.offsets ∩ results.offsets` and assert each matched + series is not entirely NaN (this also dovetails with Phase 7's AC8.2 NaN + guard). +6. **The new structural-gate test MUST be `#[ignore]`d** with a + `// Run with: cargo test --release -- --ignored ` comment (C-LEARN + parse alone ~4-5s release / longer debug; full compile+run far more; the + 3-minute `cargo test` cap forbids it in the default set). All four sibling + C-LEARN tests follow this convention. The closest skeleton is + `simulates_wrld3_03` (`tests/simulate.rs:873-910`) — same + read→`open_vensim`→`compile_vm`→`Vm::new`→`run_to_end`→`into_results` + shape — but it is NOT `#[ignore]`d and asserts only VDF structural + properties; the new test is `#[ignore]`d and adds the not-all-NaN check. + +--- + +## Acceptance Criteria Coverage + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC7: C-LEARN structural gate + #363 +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC7.1 Success:** C-LEARN (`test/xmutil_test_models/C-LEARN v77 for Vensim.mdl`) compiles via the incremental path with no fatal `ModelError` (no `circular_dependency`; non-fatal unit-inference warnings allowed). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC7.2 Success:** The C-LEARN VM runs to FINAL TIME with no panic. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC7.3 Success:** No core C-LEARN series is entirely NaN after the run. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC7.4 Success:** The residual test-only `catch_unwind` for C-LEARN (`tests/ltm_discovery_large_models.rs:670`) is removed and its `clearn_*` test expects a clean compile result. +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC7.5 Failure:** If a post-gate panic surfaces, it is a hard test failure (root-caused), not caught/ignored. + +--- + +## Testing conventions + +Heavy C-LEARN tests are `#[test] #[ignore]` with a `// Run with: cargo test +--release -- --ignored ` comment (per `docs/dev/rust.md:38-47`); they +are run explicitly, not in the capped default `cargo test` set, so they do +NOT count against the 180s pre-commit cap. The pre-commit hook still runs +(fmt/clippy/non-ignored tests) on every commit — never `--no-verify`. Run the +new/changed C-LEARN tests explicitly with `--release -- --ignored` to verify. + +--- + + +### Task 1: New C-LEARN incremental structural-gate test + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC7.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC7.2, element-cycle-resolution.AC7.3, element-cycle-resolution.AC7.5 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` — add a new `#[test] #[ignore]` function (e.g. `compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural`), modeled on `simulates_wrld3_03` (`tests/simulate.rs:873-910`). + +**Implementation:** +- Add the `// Run with: cargo test --release -- --ignored compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural` comment directly above the attributes (matching the `simulates_clearn` convention at `tests/simulate.rs:946`). +- Body: `std::fs::read_to_string("../../test/xmutil_test_models/C-LEARN v77 for Vensim.mdl")` → `open_vensim` → compile via the incremental path. + - **AC7.1:** assert the compile `Result` is `Ok` — **no fatal `ModelError`, + specifically no `circular_dependency`**. Non-fatal unit-inference warnings + are explicitly allowed (out of scope). Compile by calling + `compile_project_incremental` directly (not the `compile_vm` `.unwrap()` + wrapper) so the `Result` can be asserted clean rather than panicking; if a + diagnostic is present, fail with the collected diagnostics in the message + (mirror how `corpus_clearn_macros_import` inspects collected diagnostics) + so a regression is legible. + - **AC7.2:** `Vm::new(compiled).unwrap()` then `vm.run_to_end().unwrap()` + (runs to FINAL TIME) — no panic. Do **NOT** wrap in `catch_unwind` + (AC7.5: a post-gate panic must be a hard, root-caused failure — let it + propagate as a test failure with backtrace). + - **AC7.3:** `let results = vm.into_results();` then define "core series" + as `Ref.vdf.offsets ∩ results.offsets`: parse + `../../test/xmutil_test_models/Ref.vdf` via + `simlin_engine::vdf::VdfFile::parse(...).to_results_via_records()` (as + `simulates_clearn` does, `tests/simulate.rs:967-974`), intersect the + offset keysets, and assert that **for each matched ident, at least one + step is non-NaN** (`(0..step_count).any(|s| !data[s*step_size+off].is_nan())`, + using the `macro_test_value_at`/flat-index idiom). Fail listing any + entirely-NaN matched idents. (This intentionally dovetails Phase 7's + AC8.2 NaN guard.) +- This is the **structural value-locking checkpoint**: it locks "C-LEARN + compiles + runs + not-all-NaN" before Phase 7's numeric tail. + +**Testing:** +The test IS the AC7.1/7.2/7.3/7.5 verification. It must be runnable and +**pass** after Phases 2/3/5 are in (the cycle gate resolved, VECTOR ops +correct). If it surfaces a post-gate panic, that is #363 reproducing — Task 3 +addresses it; do not mask it. + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural --nocapture` +— passes (clean compile, runs to FINAL TIME, no all-NaN core series). +Then `git commit` (pre-commit; the new test is `#[ignore]`d so it does not +run in the capped default set, but fmt/clippy/non-ignored tests must be +green). +**Commit:** `engine: C-LEARN incremental structural-gate test (AC7.1-7.3, AC7.5)` + + + +### Task 2: Re-point `clearn_ltm_discovery_*` and retire the `catch_unwind` + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC7.4 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/tests/ltm_discovery_large_models.rs:624-693` (the test, its docstring, remove `catch_unwind` at `:670`, rename the fn) and `:127-131` (the stale `CLEARN_MDL` const docstring) + +**Implementation:** +- Remove the `std::panic::catch_unwind(move || { ... })` wrapper at + `ltm_discovery_large_models.rs:670` — call the compile directly so a panic + is a hard test failure (AC7.5). +- Invert the contract: the test now **expects a clean compile**. With LTM + discovery enabled (`set_project_ltm_enabled(true)` + + `set_project_ltm_discovery_mode(true)`, `:673-674` — keep this config; it is + the test's identity), assert `compile_project_incremental(...)` returns + `Ok`. The old `Ok(Ok(())) ⇒ panic!("unexpectedly compiled")` arm becomes + the success path. +- Rename the function away from the now-false premise (e.g. + `clearn_ltm_discovery_compiles` — it no longer is "blocked_by_macro_expansion"). +- Rewrite the test docstring (`:624-647`) and the `CLEARN_MDL` const + docstring (`:127-130`): drop the stale "blocked by macro expansion GH #349" + framing (macros are complete per `corpus_clearn_macros_import`); state that + C-LEARN compiles via the incremental path with LTM discovery enabled, and + reference #363 as re-verified (Task 3). +- Keep `#[test] #[ignore]` and its `// Run with: ...` comment (C-LEARN is + heavy; runtime-class). Scope note: AC7.4 requires only "expects a clean + compile result" — expanding to full discovery coverage + (`discover_loops_with_graph` tractability/structural-sanity assertions, as + the old panic message suggested) is **not** required by AC7.4; if a clean + one-line `Ok` assertion is insufficient or such expansion is desired, + file/track it via `track-issue` rather than scope-creeping Phase 6. + +**Testing:** +Run the renamed test explicitly: it must pass (clean compile, no +`catch_unwind`, no panic). If it panics, that is #363 → Task 3 (do not +re-add `catch_unwind`). + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features xmutil --release -- --ignored clearn_ltm_discovery --nocapture` — passes. +Confirm no `catch_unwind` remains in `src/simlin-engine/tests/` +(`rg catch_unwind src/simlin-engine/tests` ⇒ no hits). +**Commit:** `engine: re-point clearn LTM-discovery test to clean compile; retire catch_unwind (AC7.4)` + + + +### Task 3: Re-verify #363 (root-cause any post-gate panic) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC7.2, element-cycle-resolution.AC7.5 + +**Files:** +- (Conditional) Modify: whichever incremental-pipeline source file panics on C-LEARN post-gate (converting the panic site to a typed `Result::Err`, per #363's prescribed fix). If no panic reproduces: update issue #363 status only. + +**Implementation:** +With the cycle gate resolved (Phases 1-3) and VECTOR ops corrected (Phases +4-5), run C-LEARN through the incremental pipeline (Task 1 / Task 2 tests) +under a **debug** build to surface any #363 panic with a backtrace +(`RUST_BACKTRACE=1`). Two outcomes: +- **No panic reproduces:** #363 was masked-or-already-fixed; Tasks 1-2 pass as + hard (no `catch_unwind`) tests. Comment on GitHub issue #363 that it is + re-verified resolved on branch `clearn-hero-model` (do not close unless the + user directs; per `CLAUDE.md`, use the `track-issue` agent to record the + re-verification outcome). +- **A panic reproduces:** root-cause it (it is now a hard failure by AC7.5). + Convert the panic site to a typed `Result::Err` flowing through + `NotSimulatable`/the diagnostic path (#363's prescribed fix), so the + pipeline returns a clean error instead of panicking. Add/extend a focused + unit test at the converted site if the root cause is isolatable to a small + fixture (preferred over relying solely on the heavy C-LEARN test). Then + Tasks 1-2 pass. + +**Testing:** +Tasks 1-2 are the integration proof. If a panic is converted to `Err`, add a +minimal unit test reproducing the converted condition (so coverage does not +depend on the `#[ignore]`d heavy test). + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural --nocapture` +— passes with no panic. Any new unit test green in the default suite. +**Commit:** `engine: re-verify #363 post-cycle-gate (root-cause any panic)` + + +--- + +## Phase 6 Done When + +- C-LEARN compiles via the incremental path with no fatal `ModelError` (no + `circular_dependency`; unit-inference warnings allowed), runs to FINAL TIME + with no panic, and no core series (matched `Ref.vdf ∩ results`) is entirely + NaN (Task 1 — AC7.1, AC7.2, AC7.3). +- The `catch_unwind` at `ltm_discovery_large_models.rs:670` is removed; the + renamed `clearn_*` test expects a clean compile result; no `catch_unwind` + remains in the engine test suite for C-LEARN (Task 2 — AC7.4). +- Any post-gate panic is root-caused and converted to a typed error (not + caught); #363 status re-verified and recorded (Task 3 — AC7.5). +- The default engine suite stays green under the 3-minute `cargo test` cap + (the new C-LEARN test is `#[ignore]`d / runtime-class). + diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_07.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_07.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..6e1177093 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_07.md @@ -0,0 +1,287 @@ +# Element-Level Cycle Resolution — Phase 7 Implementation Plan + +**Goal:** `simulates_clearn` is a real, passing test (no longer a permanently- +skipped stub): C-LEARN matches `test/xmutil_test_models/Ref.vdf` within the +existing 1% cross-simulator tolerance; `ensure_vdf_results` is hardened so a +near-empty or all-NaN comparison can no longer vacuously pass. + +**Architecture:** Add two guards to `ensure_vdf_results` (a minimum +matched-variable floor; a NaN guard that fails on an entirely-NaN core series +or an excessive NaN-skipped fraction), proven by a dedicated synthetic-input +guard test. Then make `simulates_clearn` genuinely pass (rewrite its stale +comment; bounded numeric debugging of the C-LEARN vs `Ref.vdf` tail within the +1% tolerance; any residual mismatch that resists a *general* fix is filed via +`track-issue`, not hacked around). `simulates_clearn` stays `#[ignore]`d +(runtime-class) and is run explicitly. + +**Tech Stack:** Rust (`simlin-engine`) integration tests; VDF parsing +(`vdf.rs`); the 1% cross-simulator tolerance. + +**Scope:** Phase 7 of 7. **Depends on Phase 6** (the structural gate must hold +before numeric finalization). + +**Codebase verified:** 2026-05-18 (branch `clearn-hero-model`). + +--- + +## Design contradiction resolved (from the design's own AC8.3) + +The design's Goal/DoD-2/AC8.1 say `simulates_clearn` is "un-`#[ignore]`d", +but AC8.3 and the Phase-7 "Done when" say it "runs explicitly by runtime +class, not in the capped default set." These conflict literally: a test with +no `#[ignore]` runs in every pre-commit/CI `cargo test`, which would blow the +3-minute cap (C-LEARN parse alone is ~4-5s release / far longer debug; full +compile+run+VDF-compare is much more). The repo has exactly **one** mechanism +for runtime-class exclusion: `#[test] #[ignore]` + a documented +`// Run with: cargo test --release -- --ignored ` opt-in +(`docs/dev/rust.md:38-47`; precedents `test_clearn_equivalence` +`docs/dev/commands.md:80-82`, `clearn_ltm_discovery_*`). There is no +feature-gate / separate-binary alternative. + +**Resolution (per the design's own explicit AC8.3, no user question needed):** +`simulates_clearn` **keeps `#[test] #[ignore]`** and its +`// Run with: cargo test --release -- --ignored simulates_clearn` comment. +"Un-`#[ignore]`d" in the Goal/AC8.1 is interpreted as **"un-stub it"**: it +transitions from a permanently-skipped placeholder (currently it would fail — +C-LEARN does not compile) to a **real test that compiles, runs, and passes +when invoked explicitly via `--ignored`**. Do NOT literally delete +`#[ignore]` (that would break the pre-commit cap and contradict AC8.3). + +--- + +## Design deviations (verified — these override the design doc) + +1. **Line numbers:** `ensure_vdf_results` is `tests/simulate.rs:135-190` + (doc 135-139, `fn` 140; not "~140-190"). `simulates_clearn`'s stale + comment is `tests/simulate.rs:912-946` (not "~923-946"); `#[test]` 947, + `#[ignore]` 948, `fn` 949; the `// Run with:` line is `946` (ABOVE the + attributes, not ~957-958). Internal anchors are accurate: + `assert_eq!(step_count)` 141, skip-if-absent 150-152, skip-NaN 161-163, + `max_val` 165, literal `0.01` 173, `failures += 1` 174, `panic!` 188. +2. **Real (not theoretical) vacuous-pass vectors:** (a) `matched == 0` — if + almost no `Ref.vdf` ident matches a sim ident, the per-step loop never + runs, `failures` stays 0, pass; (b) all-NaN matched columns — every cell + NaN-skipped (`simulate.rs:161-163`), `failures` 0, pass. And + `to_results_via_records`/`build_results` **provably** produce all-NaN + columns for unrecovered OT spans (`vdf.rs:1970` inits the buffer to + `f64::NAN`), so the NaN guard is load-bearing, not hypothetical. +3. **`ensure_vdf_results` is a module-scope free fn in a flat integration + crate** (no `mod tests` anywhere in `tests/simulate.rs`). A new sibling + `#[test]` calls it directly with **zero visibility change** (exactly as + `simulates_clearn:976` does). `Results`/`Specs`/`Method` are all `pub` + + re-exported (`lib.rs:117`; note `results::Specs` is re-exported as + `simlin_engine::SimSpecs`, a different type than `datamodel::SimSpecs`). + Synthetic-`Results` construction templates: `results.rs:276-300`, + `vdf.rs:1990-2004`. `simulate.rs` currently imports only `Results` + (line 15) — the guard test must add `Specs`/`Method` imports. +4. **No `tech-debt.md` / GitHub-issue tracking exists** for the + `ensure_vdf_results` vacuous-pass risk or a "C-LEARN numeric tail." Phase + 7's `track-issue` step for any residual numeric mismatch is required and + currently uncovered. +5. **Stale comment blockers** (`tests/simulate.rs:912-946`) listed: + `CircularDependency` on `main.previous_emissions_intensity_vs_refyr`; + `MismatchedDimensions` on four vars; `UnknownDependency` on + `emissions_with_cumulative_constraints`; `DoesNotExist` on + `"goal_1.5_for_temperature"`; + non-fatal unit warnings. Per the design, + the dim/unknown/doesnotexist items are already cleared on this branch; only + the (false) `CircularDependency` remained (resolved by Phases 1-2). The + comment must be rewritten accurately (AC8.3). + +--- + +## Acceptance Criteria Coverage + +### element-cycle-resolution.AC8: C-LEARN numeric finalization +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC8.1 Success:** `simulates_clearn` is un-`#[ignore]`d and passes — C-LEARN matches `test/xmutil_test_models/Ref.vdf` within the existing 1% cross-simulator tolerance. *(Interpreted per the resolved contradiction: un-stubbed; `#[ignore]` stays; passes when run explicitly via `--ignored`.)* +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC8.2 Failure:** `ensure_vdf_results` fails (does not vacuously pass) when fewer than a minimum number of variables match, or when a core series is entirely NaN / the NaN-skipped fraction exceeds the guard threshold (covered by a dedicated guard test with synthetic inputs). +- **element-cycle-resolution.AC8.3 Edge:** The `simulates_clearn` stale comment is replaced with an accurate description; the engine default test suite stays green under the 3-minute cap (`simulates_clearn` runs explicitly by runtime class, not in the capped default set). + +--- + +## Testing conventions + +`ensure_vdf_results` and the new guard test live in the flat +`tests/simulate.rs` crate (free `#[test]` fns; `--features file_io`). The +guard test fabricates `Results` literals (templates: `results.rs:276-300`, +`vdf.rs:1990-2004`) and runs in the default capped suite (fast, synthetic). +`simulates_clearn` stays `#[test] #[ignore]` — run explicitly with +`cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored +simulates_clearn --nocapture`. Verify via `git commit` (pre-commit, 180s cap, +never `--no-verify`); the heavy `simulates_clearn` is excluded from the cap by +`#[ignore]`. + +--- + + + + +### Task 1: Dedicated guard test for `ensure_vdf_results` (RED first) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC8.2 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` — add a new free `#[test]` (e.g. `ensure_vdf_results_rejects_vacuous_comparisons`); add `Specs`/`Method` to the imports (currently only `Results` is imported, `simulate.rs:15`). + +**Implementation:** +Write the guard test FIRST (TDD RED — it must fail against the current +unguarded `ensure_vdf_results`). It constructs synthetic `Results` literals +(template: `results.rs:276-300`) and asserts `ensure_vdf_results` **panics** +(does not vacuously pass) in each vacuous scenario. Use +`std::panic::catch_unwind` *inside this synthetic guard test only* (this is a +legitimate test-of-a-panicking-assertion, distinct from the production +`catch_unwind` retired in Phase 6) to assert the panic occurs: +- **Below-floor:** `vdf_expected` with many idents, `results` sharing only 0 + or 1 matching ident ⇒ `matched` below the minimum floor ⇒ must panic. +- **Entirely-NaN core series:** `vdf_expected` and `results` share several + idents but one matched series is `f64::NAN` at every step (mirroring the + `build_results` all-NaN-unrecovered-span case) ⇒ must panic. +- **Excessive NaN-skipped fraction:** matched series with a NaN-skipped + fraction above the threshold ⇒ must panic. +- **Positive control:** a well-formed comparison with enough matches and + finite values ⇒ does NOT panic (guards don't false-positive). + +**Testing:** This test IS the AC8.2 verification. RED now (current +`ensure_vdf_results` vacuously passes the first three); GREEN after Task 2. + +**Verification:** Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io ensure_vdf_results_rejects_vacuous_comparisons` — fails RED before Task 2. +**Commit:** (fold with Task 2 — do not commit a RED suite) + + + +### Task 2: Harden `ensure_vdf_results` (matched floor + NaN guard) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC8.2 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs:135-190` (`ensure_vdf_results`) + +**Implementation:** +- **Matched-variable floor:** after the `for ident in vdf_expected.offsets.keys()` + loop closes (after `simulate.rs:182`, before the success `eprintln!` at + 184), assert `matched >= MIN_MATCHED` — `panic!` with a clear message if + not. Choose `MIN_MATCHED` as a named const justified for C-LEARN (it has + hundreds of `Ref.vdf` variables; pick a floor that is comfortably below the + true matched count but far above 0/1 — e.g. derived as a fraction of + `vdf_expected.offsets.len()`, or a fixed conservative integer; document the + rationale in a comment, citing that `simulates_wrld3_03` already expects + `offsets.len() > 200` for a comparably broad model). +- **NaN guard:** add a per-matched-variable NaN-skip counter at the + `simulate.rs:161-163` skip site (track, per ident, total compared vs + NaN-skipped). After the loop: `panic!` if any matched **core** series was + entirely NaN, and/or if the global NaN-skipped fraction exceeds a + documented threshold. Keep the existing finite-value 1%-tolerance + comparison (`simulate.rs:165-180`) and the final + `failures > 0 ⇒ panic!` (`simulate.rs:186-189`) intact — the guards are + *additional* failure conditions, never relaxations. +- Update the doc comment (`simulate.rs:135-139`) to state the floor + NaN + guard contract. + +**Testing:** Task 1's guard test now passes (GREEN); the positive control +still does not panic. Existing callers `simulates_wrld3_03` +(`tests/simulate.rs:873-910`) and `simulates_clearn` must still behave +correctly (the floor/threshold must be set so a *correct* C-LEARN/WRLD3 +comparison passes — Task 4 validates C-LEARN; run `simulates_wrld3_03` to +confirm no false guard trip). + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io ensure_vdf_results_rejects_vacuous_comparisons simulates_wrld3_03` — pass. +Run: `git commit -m "engine: harden ensure_vdf_results against vacuous pass (AC8.2)"` +— pre-commit green. +**Commit:** `engine: harden ensure_vdf_results against vacuous pass (AC8.2)` + + + + + +### Task 3: Un-stub `simulates_clearn` + rewrite the stale comment + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC8.3, element-cycle-resolution.AC8.1 + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs:912-977` (`simulates_clearn` and its comment block) + +**Implementation:** +- **Keep `#[test] #[ignore]`** (`simulate.rs:947-948`) and the + `// Run with: cargo test --release -- --ignored simulates_clearn` comment + (`simulate.rs:946`) — runtime-class per the resolved contradiction (AC8.3). +- Replace the stale comment block (`simulate.rs:912-946`) with an accurate + description: C-LEARN's macro work and the formerly-listed + `MismatchedDimensions`/`UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist` blockers are + cleared on this branch; the previously-fatal `CircularDependency` was the + false whole-variable cycle-gate verdict, now resolved by element-level + cycle resolution (Phases 1-2); this test now performs the full end-to-end + numeric comparison vs `Ref.vdf` within the 1% cross-simulator tolerance and + is `#[ignore]`d only for runtime class (run explicitly via `--ignored`). +- The test body (`simulate.rs:949-977`) already does the right thing + (`open_vensim` → `compile_vm` → `Vm::new` → `run_to_end` → parse `Ref.vdf` + → `ensure_vdf_results`); keep it. It now exercises the hardened + `ensure_vdf_results` (Task 2) so it cannot vacuously pass. + +**Testing:** Running `simulates_clearn` explicitly must now reach +`ensure_vdf_results` (no compile panic — Phases 1-6) and is the AC8.1 target; +Task 4 drives it to green within tolerance. + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored simulates_clearn --nocapture` +— compiles, runs, reaches `ensure_vdf_results` (pass/fail depends on Task 4). +Run the default suite via `git commit` — green under the 3-min cap +(`simulates_clearn` excluded by `#[ignore]`; AC8.3). +**Commit:** `engine: un-stub simulates_clearn; rewrite stale comment (AC8.3)` + + + +### Task 4: Bounded numeric finalization (C-LEARN vs Ref.vdf within 1%) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC8.1 + +**Files:** +- (Conditional) Modify: whichever engine source files a *general* root cause + points to (no model-specific hacks). Possibly none if C-LEARN already + matches once Phases 1-6 + hardened comparison are in. + +**Implementation:** +Run `simulates_clearn` explicitly and inspect the `ensure_vdf_results` output +(`matched`, `max_rel_error`, `max_rel_ident`, the up-to-5 printed failures). +Within the **existing 1% cross-simulator tolerance** (literal `0.01`, +`simulate.rs:173` — do not loosen it): +- If it passes: done — AC8.1 met. +- If it fails: do **bounded** numeric debugging from the + largest-relative-error variable backward to a root cause. Fixes must be + **general engine fixes with no model-specific hacks** (CLAUDE.md hard rule; + `workflow.md` "no special casing"). Add a focused unit test for any + general bug found (so coverage doesn't depend on the heavy `#[ignore]`d + test). Any residual mismatch that resists a *general* fix is **filed/triaged + via the `track-issue` agent** (Task tool, `subagent_type: "track-issue"`), + NOT hacked around and NOT silenced by loosening tolerance or the new + guards. (Note: `tech-debt.md` currently has no entry for a C-LEARN numeric + tail — `track-issue` will create one if needed.) +- The Phase 6 structural gate already locked compile+run+not-all-NaN, so a + long numeric tail here does not strand the structural deliverable; Phases + 1-3 remain independently shippable. + +**Testing:** `simulates_clearn` passes within 1% when run explicitly (AC8.1). +Any general fix carries its own fast unit test. + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored simulates_clearn --nocapture` — passes (`VDF comparison` reports `matched` ≥ floor, 0 tolerance violations, no NaN-guard trip). +Run: `git commit -m "engine: C-LEARN matches Ref.vdf within 1% (AC8.1)"` — pre-commit green (default suite under cap). +**Commit:** `engine: C-LEARN matches Ref.vdf within 1% (AC8.1)` + + +--- + +## Phase 7 Done When + +- `ensure_vdf_results` fails (does not vacuously pass) on below-floor matches, + an entirely-NaN core series, or an excessive NaN-skipped fraction, proven by + the dedicated synthetic-input guard test (Tasks 1, 2 — AC8.2). +- `simulates_clearn` is un-stubbed (real, passing when run explicitly), its + stale comment replaced with an accurate description, `#[ignore]`d for + runtime class so the default suite stays under the 3-minute cap (Task 3 — + AC8.3). +- C-LEARN matches `Ref.vdf` within the existing 1% cross-simulator tolerance; + any residual general-fix-resistant mismatch is tracked via `track-issue`, + not hacked (Task 4 — AC8.1). +- Full default engine suite green under the 3-minute `cargo test` pre-commit + cap. + diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/test-requirements.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/test-requirements.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..b069616f1 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/test-requirements.md @@ -0,0 +1,325 @@ +# Element-Level Cycle Resolution — Test Requirements + +This document maps **every** acceptance criterion from +[`docs/design-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution.md`](../../design-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution.md) +(the full set `element-cycle-resolution.AC1.1` … `element-cycle-resolution.AC8.3` +— 32 criteria) to either a concrete automated test or a documented human +verification approach. Each entry is cross-referenced to the implementation +phase file and task that implements the test. + +The AC text below is copied **literally** from each phase file's "Acceptance +Criteria Coverage" section (which itself copies the design's "Acceptance +Criteria" section), with the **AC6.1 and AC6.4** wording taken from +[`phase_05.md`](phase_05.md)'s "Acceptance Criteria Coverage (AC6.1 corrected +per user decision)" section — the user-approved 2026-05-18 correction +(`source[base_i + offset[i]]` over the full source array, out-of-range → NaN, +**no modulo / no `rem_euclid`**) supersedes the design doc's `rem_euclid` +wording. This is intentional and verified — it is **not** a gap. + +## Conventions and scope notes (intentional, do not flag as gaps) + +These planning decisions are honored throughout this document; they are +documented in the phase files' "Design deviations" / "CRITICAL design +correction" / "Design contradiction resolved" sections and are deliberate: + +1. **AC6.1 / AC6.4 are corrected.** Genuine Vensim `VECTOR ELM MAP` = + `source[base_i + offset[i]]` over the full source array, out-of-range → + `:NA:`/NaN, **no modulo, no `rem_euclid`** (Ventana official reference). + The corrected wording from [`phase_05.md`](phase_05.md) is used, not the + design doc's `(i + offset[i]) mod n` / `rem_euclid` wording. +2. **AC8.1 "un-`#[ignore]`d" means "un-stub".** Per the resolved contradiction + in [`phase_07.md`](phase_07.md), `simulates_clearn` **keeps `#[test] + #[ignore]`** (runtime-class) and is run explicitly via + `cargo test --release -- --ignored simulates_clearn`. It is **not** in the + default capped `cargo test` suite. "Un-stub" = it transitions from a + permanently-skipped placeholder to a real test that compiles, runs, and + passes when invoked explicitly. AC8.1's automated test is the `#[ignore]`d + `simulates_clearn` run explicitly. +3. **Heavy C-LEARN tests are `#[ignore]`d / runtime-class.** AC7.* and AC8.1 + tests are `#[test] #[ignore]` and are run explicitly with + `cargo test --release -- --ignored `. They do **not** count against + the 3-minute pre-commit / CI `cargo test` cap and are **not** in the + default test set. The exact run commands are listed in the + [Runtime-class / explicitly-run tests](#runtime-class--explicitly-run-tests) + section. +4. **Some ACs are verified by NEW fixtures whose exact shape is empirically + determined during execution.** AC2.4 (`init_recurrence.mdl` + + `init_recurrence.dat`, [`phase_02.md`](phase_02.md) Task 9), AC3.1 + (`helper_recurrence.mdl` + `helper_recurrence.dat`, + [`phase_03.md`](phase_03.md) Task 3): the test exists, but its fixture is + constructed/verified during execution (the executor empirically confirms + the converter produces the required SCC shape by inspecting + `resolved_sccs` / `model_implicit_var_info`). Both have a **bounded-attempt + (≈4-5 distinct shapes) + `track-issue` escalation** clause if the fixture + cannot be built — the AC is not weakened or faked. +5. **Spike tasks verify nothing directly.** Phase 2 Task 1 (init-fragment + representability) and Phase 5 Task 1 (base+stride) are de-risking spikes + with `Verifies: none`; no AC maps to them. They gate downstream tasks + (Phase 2 Task 1 has a HARD GATE — stop-and-surface, not autonomous + fallback) but produce findings docs, not tests. + +--- + +## AC1 — Single-variable self-recurrence resolves + +Implemented and tested in **[`phase_01.md`](phase_01.md)** (Tarjan promotion + +single-variable self-recurrence). + +| AC | Literal criterion text | Type | Test file | Test name / assertion (phase + task) | +|----|------------------------|------|-----------|--------------------------------------| +| **AC1.1** | **Success:** `test/sdeverywhere/models/self_recurrence/self_recurrence.mdl` compiles via the incremental path with no `CircularDependency`. | integration | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | The rewritten `self_recurrence_self_token_resolves_to_real_name` test (renamed e.g. `self_recurrence_resolves_and_no_self_token_leak`) — asserts the compile `Result` is `Ok` (no `NotSimulatable`, no `CircularDependency`). phase_01 Task 3 (RED) → driven GREEN by Tasks 4-6 (folded into one green commit). Also `db_dep_graph_tests.rs`: single-variable self-recurrence `TestProject` ⇒ `has_cycle == false`, one `ResolvedScc` (Task 6). | +| **AC1.2** | **Success:** It simulates to the well-founded series `ecc[t1]=1, ecc[t2]=2, ecc[t3]=3` over its steps. | integration | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | Same rewritten test: asserts the series in-test with the `element_series` helper (`tests/simulate.rs:1042`; call idiom copied from `previous_self_reference_still_resolves`) — reads `ecc[t1]`, `ecc[t2]`, `ecc[t3]` and asserts `[1.0, 2.0, 3.0]` (constant across both saved steps). phase_01 Task 3 + Task 6. | +| **AC1.3** | **Success:** `scc_components` is callable from production code (`pub(crate)`, not `#[cfg(test)]`) and the whole-variable happy path (acyclic models) is unaffected. | unit | `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs` | Promotion half: phase_01 Task 1 removes both `#[cfg(test)]` gates (`ltm/indexed.rs:207` + `ltm/mod.rs:58`); proven production-callable by Task 6 wiring. Happy-path-unaffected assertion: `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` — an unrelated acyclic model ⇒ empty `resolved_sccs`, `has_cycle == false` (Task 6); plus the byte-stable acyclic-control assertion in Task 9. | +| **AC1.4** | **Edge:** The emitted per-element run order is byte-identical across repeated compiles of the same model. | unit | `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs` | New determinism unit test alongside `dt_cycle_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs` (`db_dep_graph_tests.rs:204-222`): build the single-variable self-recurrence `TestProject`, compute the dependency graph **twice** on fresh databases, assert the two `resolved_sccs` (and their `element_order` vectors and `members` sets) are exactly equal. phase_01 Task 9. | +| **AC1.5** | **Failure:** A single-variable SCC whose induced element graph is genuinely cyclic (`x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1`) is NOT resolved — it still reports `CircularDependency`. | unit + integration | `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | `db_dep_graph_tests.rs`: `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` ⇒ element self-loop ⇒ unresolved, `has_cycle == true`, empty `resolved_sccs` (phase_01 Task 5 + Task 6). End-to-end: the tightened `genuine_cycles_still_rejected` `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` case asserts `CircularDependency` specifically (phase_01 Task 7). | + +--- + +## AC2 — Multi-variable recurrence SCC resolves + +Implemented and tested in **[`phase_02.md`](phase_02.md)** (combined-fragment +lowering). Phase 2 Task 1 is a SPIKE (`Verifies: none`) — no AC maps to it; it +gates Task 6 with a HARD GATE. + +| AC | Literal criterion text | Type | Test file | Test name / assertion (phase + task) | +|----|------------------------|------|-----------|--------------------------------------| +| **AC2.1** | **Success:** `test/sdeverywhere/models/ref/ref.mdl` compiles and simulates to its hand-computed per-element series. | integration | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | New `#[test]` (e.g. `ref_mdl`) running `ref.mdl` through `simulate_mdl_path` (`tests/simulate.rs:286-305`), loading the sibling `ref.dat` via `load_expected_results_for_mdl`, comparing with `ensure_results`. Expected series `ce[t1]=1, ce[t2]=3, ce[t3]=5, ecc[t1]=2, ecc[t2]=4, ecc[t3]=6`. phase_02 Task 7 (must fail before Tasks 4-6, pass after). Combined-`Vec` interleave unit-tested in phase_02 Task 4; combined-`PerVarBytecodes` well-formedness in Task 5. | +| **AC2.2** | **Success:** `test/sdeverywhere/models/interleaved/interleaved.mdl` compiles and simulates to its hand-computed values. | integration | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | New `#[test]` running `interleaved.mdl` via `simulate_mdl_path`, comparing against `interleaved.dat` (all `1.0`, 101 steps). Whole-variable `a`↔`y` is a 2-cycle but element-wise `x → a[A1] → y → a[A2]` is acyclic. phase_02 Task 8 (fails before Tasks 4-6, passes after). | +| **AC2.3** | **Success:** The SCC is lowered as one combined fragment; variable offsets and the results offset map are unchanged vs. a hypothetical acyclic equivalent (per-variable result series remain individually addressable). | unit | `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` (`#[cfg(test)] mod tests`) / `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` | (a) phase_02 Task 4: given a hand-built two-member SCC + known `element_order`, assert the combined `Vec` is exactly the slices in `element_order`, every original `AssignCurr` offset preserved, no expr dropped/duplicated. (b) phase_02 Task 6: focused `db.rs` `#[cfg(test)]` assertion that, for a resolved multi-variable SCC, the assembled module's results offset map for each member is identical to the offsets a hypothetical acyclic equivalent would get. (c) phase_02 Task 10: combined-fragment byte-stability test (compile `ref.mdl` twice on fresh DBs; bytecode/`resolved_sccs`/`element_order` byte-identical). | +| **AC2.4** | **Success:** Both dt-phase and init-phase recurrence SCCs are resolved (a fixture with an init-phase recurrence simulates correctly). | unit + integration | `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | Unit: `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` — `init_walk_successors` returns BTreeSet-sorted, omits modules, includes stock deps, matches `db.rs:1209-1211` (phase_02 Task 2); an init-phase recurrence `TestProject` where a stock breaks the dt chain but the init relation has a forward element recurrence ⇒ `ResolvedScc { phase: Initial }`, dt no cycle; a genuine init element cycle ⇒ `CircularDependency` (phase_02 Task 3). Integration: a `#[test]` running the **NEW** `test/sdeverywhere/models/init_recurrence/init_recurrence.mdl` (+ hand-computed `init_recurrence.dat`) via `simulate_mdl_path` (phase_02 Task 9). **Fixture note:** the `.mdl`/`.dat` shape is empirically determined during execution (the executor confirms an init-only element SCC via `resolved_sccs`/the init verdict); bounded-attempt (≈4-5 shapes) + `track-issue` escalation if no shape isolates an init-only SCC. | +| **AC2.5** | **Edge:** `ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular` is transitioned to assert correct simulation (not `CircularDependency`). | integration | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | `ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular` (`tests/simulate.rs:1356-1387`) transitioned to assert **correct simulation** for both `ref.mdl` and `interleaved.mdl` (or its intent folded into Tasks 7/8 with the correct-simulation assertions); the "no `UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist` leak" intent preserved as a guard if still meaningful. phase_02 Task 9. | +| **AC2.6** | **Failure:** `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` and the existing model corpus stay green (no regression on non-recurrence models). | integration | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` (`tests/simulate.rs:1525-1569`) — the existing 22-model `ALL_INCREMENTALLY_COMPILABLE_MODELS` + `TEST_MODELS` corpus gate stays green (verify-only, not weakened). phase_02 Task 10 (also Task 2's pure-refactor regression, Task 3). | + +--- + +## AC3 — Synthetic-helper policy + +Implemented and tested in **[`phase_03.md`](phase_03.md)** (synthetic-helper +sourcing policy). + +| AC | Literal criterion text | Type | Test file | Test name / assertion (phase + task) | +|----|------------------------|------|-----------|--------------------------------------| +| **AC3.1** | **Success:** A well-founded recurrence whose SCC includes a synthetic helper (e.g. an INIT/PREVIOUS-helper-bearing recurrence) compiles and simulates when the helper is sourceable from its parent's `implicit_vars`. | unit + integration | `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | Unit: `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` — a `TestProject` (or the Task 3 fixture) whose recurrence SCC includes a synthetic helper; assert `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` returns `Some` for the helper node (sourced from the parent's `implicit_vars`) and the SCC element graph is buildable (phase_03 Task 2). Integration: a `#[test]` running the **NEW** `test/sdeverywhere/models/helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.mdl` (+ hand-computed `helper_recurrence.dat`, `ecc[t1]=1, ecc[t2]=2, ecc[t3]=3`) via `simulate_mdl_path`; must fail before Task 2, pass after (phase_03 Task 3). **Fixture note:** the fixture's exact shape (INIT/PREVIOUS/SMOOTH × subrange variant) is empirically determined during execution — the executor verifies the converter actually pushes a `$\u{205A}`-prefixed helper into the element SCC by inspecting `resolved_sccs`/`model_implicit_var_info`; bounded-attempt (≈4-5 shapes) + `track-issue` escalation if no shape produces an in-SCC helper. | +| **AC3.2** | **Failure:** An SCC with an in-cycle node that genuinely cannot be element-sourced falls back to `CircularDependency` — no panic, no silent miscompile. | unit | `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs` | `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` — a recurrence SCC where one in-cycle node is forced unsourceable (a `#[cfg(test)]` override/stub making the parent-sourcing lookup return `None`, or a synthetic orphan node): assert the model is rejected with `CircularDependency`, **no panic**, and the other members are NOT partially resolved. phase_03 Task 1 (loud-safe fallback first). | +| **AC3.3** | **Edge:** The `#[cfg(test)]` `array_producing_vars` accessor keeps its abort-on-no-`SourceVariable` contract (its test still passes unchanged). | unit | `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs` | The existing `array_producing_vars_flags_exactly_the_two_positive_cases` (`db_dep_graph_tests.rs:323-423`) runs **unchanged** and must still pass — proves the `#[cfg(test)]` abort contract is intact (Phase 3 changes only the **production** `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod`, never the `#[cfg(test)]` panic wrapper). phase_03 Task 1. | + +--- + +## AC4 — Genuine cycles still rejected (hard rule) + +Implemented and tested in **[`phase_01.md`](phase_01.md)** (Tasks 5, 7, 8). + +| AC | Literal criterion text | Type | Test file | Test name / assertion (phase + task) | +|----|------------------------|------|-----------|--------------------------------------| +| **AC4.1** | **Failure:** `a=b+1; b=a+1` reports `CircularDependency` (scalar 2-cycle). | unit + integration | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs` | `genuine_cycles_still_rejected` (`tests/simulate.rs:1152-1219`) — the `a=b+1; b=a+1` case (`:1159-1167`) assertion is **kept unchanged**, must still report `CircularDependency` (scalar 2-cycle / multi-var SCC unresolved in Phase 1 and a genuine element 2-cycle). phase_01 Task 7. Unit: `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` — `a=b+1; b=a+1` ⇒ element 2-cycle ⇒ unresolved, `has_cycle == true`, empty `resolved_sccs` (Task 5/6). | +| **AC4.2** | **Failure:** `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` reports `CircularDependency` (genuine same-element self-cycle). | unit + integration | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs` | `genuine_cycles_still_rejected` `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` case (`:1192-1200`) — assertion **tightened** from `CircularDependency \| UnknownDependency \| DoesNotExist` to require `CircularDependency` **specifically**; the contradicting rationale comment block (`:1186-1191`, inline `~1214-1217`) rewritten in the **same commit** (CLAUDE.md comment-freshness). phase_01 Task 7. Unit: `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` — `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` ⇒ element self-loop ⇒ unresolved (Task 5/6). | +| **AC4.3** | **Success:** `genuine_cycles_still_rejected` passes unchanged; the `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` harness passes against the new invariant (element-acyclic ⇒ resolved/no diagnostic; element-cyclic ⇒ `CircularDependency`). | unit + integration | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs` | `genuine_cycles_still_rejected` stays green (phase_01 Task 7). Harness half: `dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation` (`db_dep_graph.rs:311-329`) + `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` (`:342-363`) re-pointed to the new invariant — for each instrumented SCC the engine raises `CircularDependency` **iff** that SCC is not in `resolved_sccs`; `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` consistency cases extended: single-variable self-recurrence ⇒ instrumented self-loop present **and** no `CircularDependency` (resolved); `a=b+1;b=a+1` ⇒ instrumented + `CircularDependency`. phase_01 Task 8. | + +--- + +## AC5 — VECTOR SORT ORDER genuine Vensim semantics + +Implemented and tested in **[`phase_04.md`](phase_04.md)** (genuine Vensim +0-based). Independent of Phases 1-3. + +| AC | Literal criterion text | Type | Test file | Test name / assertion (phase + task) | +|----|------------------------|------|-----------|--------------------------------------| +| **AC5.1** | **Success:** `VECTOR SORT ORDER([2100,2010,2020], ascending)` yields the 0-based permutation `[1,2,0]` (matching genuine Vensim). | unit + integration | `src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/tests/compiler_vector.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | VM one-token fix `vm.rs:2386` `i+1`→`i` (phase_04 Task 1, behavior verified by Tasks 2-4's corrected literals). Corrected `array_tests.rs` cases: `vector_builtin_promotes_active_dim_ref_monolithic`/`_vm` (`mod flag_split_tests`) `vals[DimA]=[30,10,20]` asc ⇒ `&[1.0, 2.0, 0.0]` (Task 2). `vector_simple.dat` `l` column for `h=[2100,2010,2020]` asc ⇒ `l[a1]=1, l[a2]=2, l[a3]=0`, gated by `simulates_vector_simple_mdl` (`tests/simulate.rs:767-770`) (Task 4). | +| **AC5.2** | **Success:** Descending direction yields the correct 0-based permutation; ties preserve stable order consistent with genuine Vensim. | unit + integration | `src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | `vector_simple.dat` `m` column = `VECTOR SORT ORDER(h, descending)` of `[2100,2010,2020]` ⇒ `m[a1]=0, m[a2]=2, m[a3]=1`, gated by `simulates_vector_simple_mdl` (phase_04 Task 4). Descending + stable-tie cases in `array_tests.rs`/`compiler_vector.rs` (`vso_*` cases, phase_04 Tasks 2-3). Stable sort (Rust `sort_by`, `vm.rs:2390-2398`) is kept — deterministic, byte-stable; Vensim leaves ties unspecified (phase_04 design deviation 4). | +| **AC5.3** | **Edge:** The Simlin-authored fixtures that encoded 1-based output (`array_tests.rs` cases, `vector_simple.dat` `l`/`m`) are corrected to genuine Vensim and pass. | unit + integration | `src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/tests/compiler_vector.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | All Simlin-authored 1-based fixtures corrected to genuine 0-based and passing: `array_tests.rs` `mod flag_split_tests`, `mod different_builtin_override_tests` (VSO parts, lines 4010/4032), `mod dimension_dependent_scalar_arg_tests` (`assert_vso_dim_dep_results`, `vso_nested_direction_varies_by_dimension_vm`, `vso_except_direction_varies_by_dimension_vm`) with comments updated to 0-based (phase_04 Task 2); the **five** `tests/compiler_vector.rs` VSO tests (`vector_sort_order_a2a_*`, `nested_vector_sort_order_inside_sum_*`) (phase_04 Task 3); `vector_simple.dat` `l`/`m` columns (phase_04 Task 4). `Opcode::Rank` is **not** touched (genuine Vensim `RANK` is 1-based — phase_04 design deviation 3). | + +--- + +## AC6 — VECTOR ELM MAP genuine Vensim semantics (AC6.1 / AC6.4 corrected) + +Implemented and tested in **[`phase_05.md`](phase_05.md)** (base + full-source, +**no modulo**). Phase 5 Task 1 is a SPIKE (`Verifies: none`) — no AC maps to +it; it gates Task 2. AC6.1 / AC6.4 use the **corrected** wording from +phase_05's "Acceptance Criteria Coverage (AC6.1 corrected per user decision)" +section (supersedes the design doc's `rem_euclid`/`mod n` wording). + +| AC | Literal criterion text (corrected per phase_05) | Type | Test file | Test name / assertion (phase + task) | +|----|------------------------|------|-----------|--------------------------------------| +| **AC6.1** | **Success (CORRECTED):** Result element `i` equals `source[base_i + offset[i]]` resolved over the **full source array** (last subscript varies fastest), where `base_i` is the position established by the first-argument element reference; an offset landing outside the source variable's full storage range yields `:NA:`/NaN (no modulo, no wraparound). *(This supersedes the design's `(i + offset[i]) mod n` / `rem_euclid` wording per the user-approved correction.)* | unit + integration | `src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | VM correction `vm.rs:2301-2356` (per-element base from arg-1 element ref + full-source-dimension stride resolution, OOB→NaN, **no `rem_euclid`/modulo**) — phase_05 Task 2. New focused `array_tests.rs` cross-dimension unit case (`f[DimA,DimB]=VECTOR ELM MAP(d[DimA,B1], a[DimA])` ⇒ `f[A1]=1, f[A2]=5, f[A3]=6`) — the new behavior, phase_05 Task 2. End-to-end gated by `vector.xmile` (Task 6) and `vector_simple.dat` `f`/`g` (Task 5). | +| **AC6.2** | **Success:** A cross-dimension source (`d[DimA,B1]` with offset reaching the `B2` column) resolves against the full source dimension, matching genuine Vensim `vector.dat`. | unit + integration | `src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | The cross-dimension `array_tests.rs` unit case above (offset reaches the `B2` column) — phase_05 Task 2. `vector_simple.dat` `f`/`g` corrected to genuine values (`f=[1,5,6]`; `g[A1,B1]=1,g[A1,B2]=4,g[A2,B1]=5,g[A2,B2]=2,g[A3,B1]=3,g[A3,B2]=6`), gated by `simulates_vector_simple_mdl` — phase_05 Task 5. `vector.xmile` `y=VECTOR ELM MAP(x[three],(DimA-1))` cross-dim scalar-source case, gated by `simulates_arrayed_models_correctly` — phase_05 Task 6. | +| **AC6.3** | **Success:** `test/sdeverywhere/models/vector/vector.xmile` is un-excluded and simulates to genuine-Vensim `vector.dat`. | integration | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | `tests/simulate.rs:656` uncommented (`vector.xmile` entry in `TEST_SDEVERYWHERE_MODELS`); `simulates_arrayed_models_correctly` (`tests/simulate.rs:671-677`) picks it up and compares against real-Vensim `vector.dat` (`c[A1]=11,c[A2]=12,c[A3]=12`; `f`/`g` as Task 5; `y[A1]=3,y[A2]=4,y[A3]=5`) through all three `ensure_results` paths (VM, protobuf round-trip, XMILE round-trip). Stale exclusion comment block (`:651-657`) rewritten. phase_05 Task 6. | +| **AC6.4** | **Edge (CORRECTED):** Corrected `vector_elm_map_tests` and `vector_simple.dat` `f`/`g` columns pass against genuine Vensim values; out-of-range still yields NaN (genuine Vensim `:NA:`) — the existing OOB/negative→NaN cases are recomputed with the base added, not redesigned around wrap. | unit + integration | `src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/tests/compiler_vector.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | `mod vector_elm_map_tests` (`array_tests.rs:3474-3587`, `in_bounds_*`/`out_of_bounds_*`/`negative_offset_*` + `make_oob_project` helper) re-derived per-case under genuine semantics; OOB/negative keep NaN where `base_i + offset_i` is genuinely out of `[0, len)` (phase_05 Task 3). The 7 hoisting modules (`array_tests.rs:3589-4039`) + `compiler_vector.rs` VEM tests re-derived per fixture (phase_05 Task 4). `vector_simple.dat` `f`/`g` columns corrected, gated by `simulates_vector_simple_mdl` (phase_05 Task 5). | + +--- + +## AC7 — C-LEARN structural gate + #363 + +Implemented and tested in **[`phase_06.md`](phase_06.md)**. The structural-gate +test and the LTM-discovery test are **`#[ignore]`d / runtime-class** and run +explicitly (see [Runtime-class section](#runtime-class--explicitly-run-tests)). +Depends on Phases 2, 3, 5. + +| AC | Literal criterion text | Type | Test file | Test name / assertion (phase + task) | +|----|------------------------|------|-----------|--------------------------------------| +| **AC7.1** | **Success:** C-LEARN (`test/xmutil_test_models/C-LEARN v77 for Vensim.mdl`) compiles via the incremental path with no fatal `ModelError` (no `circular_dependency`; non-fatal unit-inference warnings allowed). | integration (`#[ignore]`d) | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | New `#[test] #[ignore]` `compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural` (modeled on `simulates_wrld3_03`): reads C-LEARN, calls `compile_project_incremental` directly (not the `compile_vm` `.unwrap()` wrapper), asserts the compile `Result` is `Ok` — no fatal `ModelError`, specifically **no `circular_dependency`**; non-fatal unit-inference warnings allowed; on diagnostic, fail with collected diagnostics. phase_06 Task 1. **Run with:** `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural --nocapture`. | +| **AC7.2** | **Success:** The C-LEARN VM runs to FINAL TIME with no panic. | integration (`#[ignore]`d) | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | Same `compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural`: `Vm::new(compiled).unwrap()` then `vm.run_to_end().unwrap()` (runs to FINAL TIME) — **no `catch_unwind`** (a post-gate panic must propagate as a hard test failure with backtrace). phase_06 Task 1; re-verified by phase_06 Task 3 (root-cause any post-gate panic; convert panic site to typed `Result::Err` per #363's prescribed fix). | +| **AC7.3** | **Success:** No core C-LEARN series is entirely NaN after the run. | integration (`#[ignore]`d) | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | Same `compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural`: `vm.into_results()`, define "core series" as `Ref.vdf.offsets ∩ results.offsets` (parse `Ref.vdf` via `VdfFile::parse(...).to_results_via_records()`), assert for each matched ident at least one step is non-NaN (`(0..step_count).any(|s| !data[s*step_size+off].is_nan())`); fail listing any entirely-NaN matched idents. phase_06 Task 1 (dovetails AC8.2's NaN guard). | +| **AC7.4** | **Success:** The residual test-only `catch_unwind` for C-LEARN (`tests/ltm_discovery_large_models.rs:670`) is removed and its `clearn_*` test expects a clean compile result. | integration (`#[ignore]`d) | `src/simlin-engine/tests/ltm_discovery_large_models.rs` | `clearn_ltm_discovery_blocked_by_macro_expansion` (`:624-693`) renamed (e.g. `clearn_ltm_discovery_compiles`): `catch_unwind` at `:670` **removed** (compile called directly); contract **inverted** — with LTM discovery enabled (`set_project_ltm_enabled(true)` + `set_project_ltm_discovery_mode(true)`), assert `compile_project_incremental(...)` returns `Ok`; stale docstrings (`:624-647`, `CLEARN_MDL` const `:127-130`) rewritten; keeps `#[test] #[ignore]`. Verification also asserts **no `catch_unwind` remains** in `src/simlin-engine/tests/` (`rg catch_unwind src/simlin-engine/tests` ⇒ no hits). phase_06 Task 2. **Run with:** `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features xmutil --release -- --ignored clearn_ltm_discovery --nocapture`. | +| **AC7.5** | **Failure:** If a post-gate panic surfaces, it is a hard test failure (root-caused), not caught/ignored. | integration (`#[ignore]`d) | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` (+ converted-site unit test if a panic reproduces) | `compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural` deliberately does **NOT** wrap the run in `catch_unwind` — a post-gate panic propagates as a hard, root-caused failure with backtrace (phase_06 Task 1). phase_06 Task 3: run C-LEARN under a debug build with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1`; if a panic reproduces, root-cause it and convert the panic site to a typed `Result::Err` flowing through `NotSimulatable`/the diagnostic path, **plus a minimal unit test reproducing the converted condition** (so coverage does not depend on the heavy `#[ignore]`d test); if none reproduces, re-verify/record #363 status via `track-issue`. | + +--- + +## AC8 — C-LEARN numeric finalization + +Implemented and tested in **[`phase_07.md`](phase_07.md)**. AC8.1's test +(`simulates_clearn`) is **`#[ignore]`d / runtime-class** (un-stub, not literal +un-`#[ignore]`); AC8.2's guard test is fast/synthetic and **is** in the default +capped suite. Depends on Phase 6. + +| AC | Literal criterion text | Type | Test file | Test name / assertion (phase + task) | +|----|------------------------|------|-----------|--------------------------------------| +| **AC8.1** | **Success:** `simulates_clearn` is un-`#[ignore]`d and passes — C-LEARN matches `test/xmutil_test_models/Ref.vdf` within the existing 1% cross-simulator tolerance. *(Interpreted per the resolved contradiction: un-stubbed; `#[ignore]` stays; passes when run explicitly via `--ignored`.)* | integration (`#[ignore]`d) | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | `simulates_clearn` (`tests/simulate.rs:949`) — **keeps `#[test] #[ignore]`** + `// Run with: cargo test --release -- --ignored simulates_clearn` (`:946`); **un-stubbed** from a permanently-skipped placeholder to a real test: `open_vensim` → `compile_vm` → `Vm::new` → `run_to_end` → parse `Ref.vdf` → hardened `ensure_vdf_results`, passing within the **existing 1% tolerance** (literal `0.01`, `simulate.rs:173`, not loosened). phase_07 Task 3 (un-stub) + Task 4 (bounded numeric finalization; any general-fix-resistant residual filed via `track-issue`, not hacked, not tolerance-loosened). **Run with:** `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored simulates_clearn --nocapture`. | +| **AC8.2** | **Failure:** `ensure_vdf_results` fails (does not vacuously pass) when fewer than a minimum number of variables match, or when a core series is entirely NaN / the NaN-skipped fraction exceeds the guard threshold (covered by a dedicated guard test with synthetic inputs). | unit (synthetic, default suite) | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | New free `#[test]` `ensure_vdf_results_rejects_vacuous_comparisons` (RED-first; adds `Specs`/`Method` imports). Constructs synthetic `Results` literals (template `results.rs:276-300`) and asserts `ensure_vdf_results` **panics** via `std::panic::catch_unwind` *inside this synthetic guard test only* (legitimate test-of-a-panicking-assertion, distinct from the Phase 6-retired production `catch_unwind`) in: below-floor (0/1 matching ident), entirely-NaN core series, excessive NaN-skipped fraction; **positive control** (well-formed comparison) does NOT panic. Hardened `ensure_vdf_results` (`tests/simulate.rs:135-190`): matched-variable floor `MIN_MATCHED` (named const, documented), per-matched-variable NaN-skip counter, both as **additional** failure conditions (never relaxations). phase_07 Tasks 1 + 2. This test **runs in the default capped suite** (fast, synthetic). | +| **AC8.3** | **Edge:** The `simulates_clearn` stale comment is replaced with an accurate description; the engine default test suite stays green under the 3-minute cap (`simulates_clearn` runs explicitly by runtime class, not in the capped default set). | integration + meta | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | Stale comment block (`tests/simulate.rs:912-946`) replaced with an accurate description (macro work + `MismatchedDimensions`/`UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist` cleared on this branch; the previously-fatal `CircularDependency` was the false whole-variable verdict, resolved by Phases 1-2; the test now does the full end-to-end numeric comparison and is `#[ignore]`d only for runtime class). `simulates_clearn` keeps `#[ignore]` so the default `cargo test` stays under the 3-minute cap. Meta-assertion verified by the pre-commit hook: `git commit` runs fmt/clippy/`cargo test` (180s cap) green, with `simulates_clearn` excluded by `#[ignore]`. phase_07 Task 3. | + +--- + +## Human verification + +Most criteria are fully automated. The items below require **human +verification** (or human-in-the-loop judgement) for the reasons stated; each +has a concrete manual approach. None of these are gaps in the plan — they are +inherent judgement points or meta-properties that an assertion cannot fully +capture. + +### HV-1 — AC8.3 (and the cross-phase "Done When" cap claims): default suite stays under the 3-minute cap + +- **Why not fully automated by an in-suite assertion:** "the engine default + test suite stays green under the 3-minute wall-clock cap" is a property of + the **whole suite's wall-clock**, not of any single test. No test asserts + its own suite's total runtime; the bound is enforced operationally by the + pre-commit hook / CI cap, which is environment- and machine-dependent. +- **Manual verification approach:** after the final commit of each phase, + confirm the pre-commit hook completed (it runs `cargo test` under the 180s + cap and fails the commit if exceeded — never bypassed with `--no-verify`). + Independently, a human runs `time cargo test -p simlin-engine` (or the + workspace `cargo test --workspace`) once and confirms wall-clock < 180s with + all heavy C-LEARN tests `#[ignore]`d (i.e. excluded). Re-check after Phase 6 + (adds the `#[ignore]`d structural test) and Phase 7 (adds the fast synthetic + guard test — confirm the *synthetic* guard test is fast and `simulates_clearn` + remained `#[ignore]`d). +- **Note:** AC7.* / AC8.1 ACs (`#[ignore]`d) explicitly do **not** count + against this cap; this HV only concerns the *default* (non-`--ignored`) + set. + +### HV-2 — AC2.4 / AC3.1 fixture authenticity (the `.mdl`/`.dat` are correct, not just self-consistent) + +- **Why not fully automated:** the new fixtures `init_recurrence.mdl` / + `init_recurrence.dat` (AC2.4, phase_02 Task 9) and + `helper_recurrence.mdl` / `helper_recurrence.dat` (AC3.1, phase_03 Task 3) + have **no external Vensim ground-truth `.dat`** — their expected values are + **hand-computed by the plan author during execution**. An automated test + can only check the engine matches the hand-computed `.dat`; it cannot prove + the hand computation itself is correct, nor (without inspection) that the + fixture genuinely exercises the intended path (an init-**only** element SCC + for AC2.4; a `$\u{205A}`-prefixed synthetic helper **inside** the element + SCC for AC3.1). The plans explicitly require empirical confirmation by + inspecting `resolved_sccs` / the init verdict / `model_implicit_var_info`. +- **Manual verification approach:** a human reviews each new fixture's + equation list and independently re-derives the expected per-element series + by hand, confirming it equals the committed `.dat`. For AC2.4, a human + confirms (via the executor's recorded `resolved_sccs`/verdict dump, or by + re-running the dump) that the dt phase is acyclic via a stock break **and** + the init phase produces a `ResolvedScc { phase: Initial }` (i.e. it is a + genuine init-only SCC, not an incidental dt+init one). For AC3.1, a human + confirms the SCC contains a `$\u{205A}`-prefixed member (synthetic helper) + so the parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing path is genuinely exercised, not + bypassed. If the bounded-attempt clause fired and a `track-issue` was filed + instead, the human confirms the issue accurately records the shapes tried + and the observed output, and decides whether to accept the tracked gap or + iterate. + +### HV-3 — AC8.1 numeric finalization root-causing (judging "general fix" vs "model-specific hack") + +- **Why not fully automated:** `simulates_clearn` passing within 1% is a + binary automated check, but **getting there** (phase_07 Task 4) is bounded + numeric debugging. The CLAUDE.md hard rule "general engine fixes with no + model-specific hacks" and "do not loosen the 1% tolerance / the new guards" + are **qualitative engineering-judgement constraints** an assertion cannot + enforce — a hack can make the test green just as a general fix can. +- **Manual verification approach:** a human reviews every source change made + under phase_07 Task 4 and confirms each is a **general** engine fix (carries + its own fast, model-agnostic unit test; is not gated on C-LEARN-specific + identifiers/shapes; does not special-case the model). Confirm the literal + `0.01` tolerance at `simulate.rs:173` is **unchanged** and the AC8.2 guards + were not weakened to force a pass. Confirm any residual mismatch that + resisted a general fix was filed via the `track-issue` agent (not silenced), + and review that issue for accuracy. + +### HV-4 — AC7.5 / AC7.2 #363 re-verification disposition + +- **Why not fully automated:** AC7.2/AC7.5 are a **genuine re-verification** + of #363 (the design's thesis "the cycle gate masks #363" is explicitly *not* + a codebase-recorded fact). Whether a post-gate panic reproduces is unknown + until run; the *response* (root-cause + convert panic site to typed `Err`; + or, if none reproduces, comment on / record #363 via `track-issue` without + closing unless the user directs) involves judgement and a GitHub-issue side + effect that the automated tests do not assert. +- **Manual verification approach:** a human runs + `compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural` (and the renamed + `clearn_ltm_discovery_*`) under a debug build with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1` and + inspects the outcome. If a panic reproduced and was converted to `Err`, + confirm a focused unit test reproduces the converted condition and the + pipeline now returns a clean diagnostic (not a panic). If no panic + reproduced, confirm GitHub issue #363 has a re-verification comment recorded + via `track-issue` (and was **not** closed unless the user explicitly + directed). Confirm `rg catch_unwind src/simlin-engine/tests` returns no + hits (AC7.4 mechanical check, but the *disposition* of #363 is the human + judgement). + +### HV-5 — Spike findings adequacy (gates AC2.* / AC6.*, but verify nothing themselves) + +- **Why noted (not an AC, but load-bearing):** Phase 2 Task 1 and Phase 5 + Task 1 are spikes with `Verifies: none` — no AC maps to them — but Phase 2 + Task 1 has a **HARD GATE**: if the init combined fragment is concluded + **not** representable by any mechanism, the implementation MUST STOP and + surface to the user (and file via `track-issue`) before proceeding — a + silent loud-safe init fallback is a plan-invalidating outcome (it strands + AC2.4 and leaves C-LEARN's init cycle blocked, breaking Phase 6/7). +- **Manual verification approach:** a human reads + `phase_02_spike_findings.md` and `phase_05_spike_findings.md` before the + respective downstream tasks (Phase 2 Task 6; Phase 5 Task 2). For Phase 2: + confirm the findings unambiguously state a **representable** init mechanism + (where to inject, what synthetic ident, how `member_base + elem` offsets + stay correct through `resolve_module`); if instead the findings hit the + HARD GATE, confirm the implementation **stopped and surfaced to the user** + (and filed a `track-issue`) rather than silently degrading. For Phase 5: + confirm the findings state the exact base + stride computation and reproduce + the genuine `vector.dat` / `vector_simple.dat` `f`/`g` values by hand. + +--- + +## Runtime-class / explicitly-run tests + +The following tests are **`#[test] #[ignore]`** (runtime-class) because +C-LEARN is a ~53k-line model: parse alone is ~4-5s release (far longer debug), +and full compile+run+VDF-compare is much more — well over the 3-minute +pre-commit/CI `cargo test` cap. They are therefore **excluded from the default +`cargo test` set** and are run **explicitly** with the exact commands below. +They do **not** count against the 180s cap; the pre-commit hook still runs +(fmt/clippy/non-`#[ignore]`d tests) on every commit and is never bypassed with +`--no-verify`. + +| Test | File | ACs covered | Exact run command | +|------|------|-------------|-------------------| +| `compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural` | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | AC7.1, AC7.2, AC7.3, AC7.5 | `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural --nocapture` | +| `clearn_ltm_discovery_compiles` (renamed from `clearn_ltm_discovery_blocked_by_macro_expansion`) | `src/simlin-engine/tests/ltm_discovery_large_models.rs` | AC7.4 | `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features xmutil --release -- --ignored clearn_ltm_discovery --nocapture` | +| `simulates_clearn` (kept `#[ignore]`d — "un-stub", not literal un-`#[ignore]`) | `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | AC8.1 | `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored simulates_clearn --nocapture` | + +**Not** runtime-class (runs in the default capped suite, fast): +`ensure_vdf_results_rejects_vacuous_comparisons` (AC8.2) — synthetic +`Results` literals, no C-LEARN parse; it is a normal `#[test]` and **must** +run within the 3-minute cap. + +All other ACs (AC1.*, AC2.*, AC3.*, AC4.*, AC5.*, AC6.*) are verified by +tiny fixtures / unit tests with **no `#[ignore]`** — they run in the default +`cargo test` suite (per-test budget ≈2s debug, 5s ceiling) and are gated by +the pre-commit hook (`cargo test` under the 180s cap, never `--no-verify`). +The standard verification command for those is, per phase: +`cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io ` followed by +`git commit` (the pre-commit hook runs the full default `cargo test`). From fa93e4a349fb20ada01592b8df22174fe02a2c04 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 12:12:22 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 12/72] engine: promote scc_components to production pub(crate) primitive The shared SCC primitive scc_components (the fn in ltm/indexed.rs and the re-export in ltm/mod.rs) was #[cfg(test)]-gated because the #[cfg(test)] dt_cycle_sccs accessor was its only consumer. Phase 1's element-level cycle resolution adds a production consumer (the db_dep_graph.rs element-cycle refinement, landing in this same phase's Subcomponent B), so the primitive is promoted to an unconditional pub(crate). Both #[cfg(test)] gates are removed; the algorithm and signature are unchanged. The promotion lands ahead of its caller within this phase, so the lib-target-only build temporarily has no use of the symbol (the #[cfg(test)] dt_cycle_sccs is invisible to the plain lib target). A narrowly-scoped, self-documenting #[allow(dead_code)] / #[allow(unused_imports)] keeps the clippy -D warnings gate green until Subcomponent B wires the production caller; the allowance is removed then. --- src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs | 19 ++++++++++++++----- src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs | 19 +++++++++++++------ 2 files changed, 27 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs index 2f1eb5627..9c0c40cec 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs @@ -200,11 +200,20 @@ fn hash_u32_slice(vals: &[u32]) -> u64 { /// callers that care about self-loops must detect them from the adjacency /// directly rather than from component size. /// -/// `#[cfg(test)]` because the dt-phase cycle accessor -/// (`crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`) is currently its only consumer; -/// promote to an unconditional `pub(crate)` primitive when a production -/// consumer is added. -#[cfg(test)] +/// Production `pub(crate)` primitive: the `db_dep_graph.rs` element-cycle +/// refinement (single-variable self-recurrence resolution in the dt cycle +/// gate) calls it from production code, in addition to the dt-phase cycle +/// accessor `crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`. It was formerly +/// `#[cfg(test)]`-gated for want of a production consumer; that consumer +/// now exists. +/// +/// `#[allow(dead_code)]`: this commit promotes the primitive ahead of its +/// caller. The lib-target-only build has no consumer until the +/// `db_dep_graph.rs` element-cycle refinement lands in this same phase +/// (Phase 1 Subcomponent B); the only current call site is the +/// `#[cfg(test)]` `dt_cycle_sccs`, invisible to the plain lib target. +/// Remove the allowance once the production caller is wired in. +#[allow(dead_code)] pub(crate) fn scc_components( edges: &HashMap, Vec>>, ) -> Vec>> { diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs index bb5b4d913..6db477d68 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs @@ -50,12 +50,19 @@ pub(crate) use graph::assign_loop_ids; pub(crate) use partitions::loop_dimension_element_tuples; pub(crate) use types::normalize_module_ref; -// Shared SCC primitive over an `Ident`-keyed adjacency list. The -// dt-phase cycle accessor (`crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`) is -// currently its only consumer; promote both this re-export and -// `indexed::scc_components` to unconditional `pub(crate)` when a -// production consumer is added. -#[cfg(test)] +// Shared SCC primitive over an `Ident`-keyed adjacency list. Used in +// production by the `db_dep_graph.rs` element-cycle refinement +// (single-variable self-recurrence resolution in the dt cycle gate), +// plus the dt-phase cycle accessor +// (`crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`). Both this re-export and +// `indexed::scc_components` were formerly `#[cfg(test)]`-gated for want +// of a production consumer; that consumer now exists. +// +// `#[allow(unused_imports)]`: the re-export is promoted ahead of its +// production caller. The lib-target-only build sees no use until the +// `db_dep_graph.rs` element-cycle refinement lands in this same phase +// (Phase 1 Subcomponent B). Remove the allowance once it is wired in. +#[allow(unused_imports)] pub(crate) use indexed::scc_components; /// Maximum number of nodes in any single strongly-connected component From 615337a5b4e223fa8bc68381e523c9a64230f1c9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 12:17:21 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 13/72] engine: add ResolvedScc/SccPhase and resolved_sccs payload Scaffold the resolution payload the Phase 1 element-level cycle resolution will produce. SccPhase records whether a resolved recurrence SCC was proved acyclic by the dt-phase or init-phase cycle-gate run (Phase 1 only emits Dt; Initial is reserved for the Phase 2 init-cycle resolution). ResolvedScc carries the SCC's byte-stable member set and its per-element topological evaluation order. ModelDepGraphResult is a salsa return value (#[salsa::tracked] returns(ref)), so salsa decides downstream re-execution by structural equality of the value. The new types therefore derive the identical trait set ModelDepGraphResult already derives -- in particular PartialEq/Eq/salsa::Update -- so a change in the resolved-SCC set correctly invalidates the salsa cache. The new resolved_sccs field is initialized to Vec::new() at the sole construction site; the dt/init back-edge paths use unwrap_or_else and fall through to that one struct literal, so there is no separate early-return initializer (no ..Default::default(); the struct has no Default). Two db_dep_graph_tests.rs unit tests pin the equality wiring: a ResolvedScc constructs and its phase participates in identity, and pushing a ResolvedScc makes two ModelDepGraphResult values compare unequal -- the property that proves resolved_sccs is wired into the derived equality salsa uses, not silently skipped. --- src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 49 ++++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs | 88 +++++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 137 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index 8cec1f12e..886701744 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -1126,6 +1126,39 @@ pub fn model_module_map( all_models } +/// Which dependency phase a resolved recurrence SCC belongs to. +/// +/// `model_dependency_graph_impl` runs the cycle gate twice -- once for +/// the dt-phase relation and once for the init-phase relation. A +/// `ResolvedScc` records which run proved its element graph acyclic so +/// the consumer applies the right per-element order. Phase 1 only +/// produces `Dt` (single-variable dt self-recurrence); `Initial` is +/// reserved for the Phase 2 init-cycle resolution. +/// +/// Derives the same trait set as `ModelDepGraphResult` (it is reachable +/// from a salsa return value, so it must participate in salsa equality). +#[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, salsa::Update)] +pub enum SccPhase { + Dt, + Initial, +} + +/// A recurrence SCC whose induced element graph the cycle gate proved +/// acyclic. `members` is byte-stable (BTreeSet); `element_order` is the +/// per-element topological evaluation order `(member, element-offset)`. +/// +/// Reachable from `ModelDepGraphResult` (a salsa return value), so it +/// derives the identical trait set -- in particular `PartialEq`/`Eq`/ +/// `salsa::Update` so a change in the resolved-SCC set invalidates the +/// salsa cache. `Ident` derives `Ord` + `salsa::Update`, +/// which makes the `BTreeSet`/`Vec` field types well-formed here. +#[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, salsa::Update)] +pub struct ResolvedScc { + pub members: BTreeSet>, + pub element_order: Vec<(Ident, usize)>, + pub phase: SccPhase, +} + #[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, salsa::Update)] pub struct ModelDepGraphResult { pub dt_dependencies: HashMap>, @@ -1134,6 +1167,14 @@ pub struct ModelDepGraphResult { pub runlist_flows: Vec, pub runlist_stocks: Vec, pub has_cycle: bool, + /// Recurrence SCCs whose induced element graph the cycle gate proved + /// acyclic and element-sourceable, so they are resolved rather than + /// rejected with `CircularDependency`. Empty on the acyclic happy + /// path (zero extra work) and whenever the conservative loud-safe + /// fallback fires. Populated by the Phase 1 Subcomponent B + /// element-cycle refinement; every construction site initializes it + /// explicitly (`Vec::new()` on the early-return/error paths). + pub resolved_sccs: Vec, } fn model_dependency_graph_impl( @@ -1432,6 +1473,14 @@ fn model_dependency_graph_impl( runlist_flows, runlist_stocks, has_cycle, + // Phase 1 Subcomponent A scaffolds the field; the element-cycle + // refinement in Subcomponent B populates it from the cycle-gate + // back-edge path. Until then (and on the acyclic happy path) it + // is empty -- zero extra work, no behavior change. This is the + // sole `ModelDepGraphResult` construction site (the dt/init + // back-edge paths use `unwrap_or_else` and fall through here, so + // there is no separate early-return literal to initialize). + resolved_sccs: Vec::new(), } } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs index ed96f61f9..5cf634d94 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs @@ -421,3 +421,91 @@ fn array_producing_vars_flags_exactly_the_two_positive_cases() { c2.len() ); } + +// ── ResolvedScc / SccPhase salsa-equality wiring ──────────────────────── +// +// `ResolvedScc` rides on `ModelDepGraphResult`, which is a salsa return +// value (`#[salsa::tracked(returns(ref))]`). salsa decides whether a +// downstream query must be re-run by *structural equality* of the +// returned value, so the new `resolved_sccs` field MUST participate in +// `PartialEq`/`Eq`/`salsa::Update`. If the derive silently skipped the +// field (or the field were not wired into the struct), two results that +// differ ONLY in `resolved_sccs` would compare equal and a model whose +// only change is its resolved-SCC set would not invalidate the cache -- +// a correctness bug, not a cosmetic one. This test pins that the field +// is wired and participates in equality; it deliberately does NOT +// re-test what the compiler already verifies (field presence/types). + +/// A `ResolvedScc` with a non-empty member set and a non-trivial +/// per-element order constructs, and equality distinguishes the two +/// `SccPhase` variants. +#[test] +fn resolved_scc_constructs_and_phase_distinguishes() { + use crate::common::Ident; + use crate::db::{ResolvedScc, SccPhase}; + + let members: BTreeSet> = [Ident::new("ecc")].into_iter().collect(); + let element_order = vec![ + (Ident::new("ecc"), 0usize), + (Ident::new("ecc"), 1usize), + (Ident::new("ecc"), 2usize), + ]; + + let dt = ResolvedScc { + members: members.clone(), + element_order: element_order.clone(), + phase: SccPhase::Dt, + }; + let dt_again = ResolvedScc { + members: members.clone(), + element_order: element_order.clone(), + phase: SccPhase::Dt, + }; + let initial = ResolvedScc { + members, + element_order, + phase: SccPhase::Initial, + }; + + // Structurally-identical `ResolvedScc`s compare equal. + assert_eq!(dt, dt_again); + // The phase is part of identity (it routes dt vs init resolution). + assert_ne!(dt, initial); +} + +/// `resolved_sccs` participates in `ModelDepGraphResult` equality, so +/// salsa cache invalidation reacts to a change in the resolved-SCC set. +#[test] +fn model_dep_graph_result_equality_observes_resolved_sccs() { + use crate::common::Ident; + use crate::db::{ModelDepGraphResult, ResolvedScc, SccPhase}; + + let base = ModelDepGraphResult { + dt_dependencies: HashMap::new(), + initial_dependencies: HashMap::new(), + runlist_initials: Vec::new(), + runlist_flows: Vec::new(), + runlist_stocks: Vec::new(), + has_cycle: false, + resolved_sccs: Vec::new(), + }; + + // A clone with no other change is equal. + assert_eq!(base, base.clone()); + + // Pushing a `ResolvedScc` makes the result compare unequal: proof + // that `resolved_sccs` is wired into the derived `PartialEq`/`Eq` + // (and therefore the salsa equality salsa uses for invalidation), + // not skipped. + let mut with_scc = base.clone(); + with_scc.resolved_sccs.push(ResolvedScc { + members: [Ident::new("ecc")].into_iter().collect(), + element_order: vec![(Ident::new("ecc"), 0usize)], + phase: SccPhase::Dt, + }); + assert_ne!(base, with_scc); + + // Two results carrying an identical `resolved_sccs` are equal again + // (equality is structural over the field, not identity). + assert_eq!(with_scc, with_scc.clone()); +} From 12d8d072cfbb256fd7abd677e98e51e7fe1be052 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 12:47:24 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 14/72] engine: resolve single-variable self-recurrence SCCs in dt cycle gate A single-variable self-recurrence (a dt self-loop whose induced element graph is acyclic and well-founded, e.g. `ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` over a subrange) now compiles via the incremental path and simulates instead of being rejected with a false `CircularDependency`. Genuine cycles (scalar/multi-variable 2-cycles, same-element self-loops) stay rejected. The fast whole-variable dt cycle gate's acyclic happy path is unchanged (zero extra work). Only when `model_dependency_graph_impl`'s dt back-edge fires does the element-cycle refinement run: it identifies the offending SCC over the shared `dt_walk_successors` relation, refines just that SCC into an exact (member, element-offset) graph built from the engine's own production-lowered per-element `Expr::AssignCurr` exprs (a new non-panicking `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` accessor; the `#[cfg(test)]` `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` panic wrapper is left unchanged), and runs the now-promoted iterative Tarjan (`crate::ltm::scc_components`) over it. Element-acyclic + element-sourceable single-variable self-recurrence => the member's whole-variable self-edge is broken in `compute_transitive` (only at the self-edge; every other back-edge still errors) and a `ResolvedScc` is recorded; anything else stays the conservative loud-safe `CircularDependency`. A single-variable self-recurrence's self-edge is structurally present in BOTH the dt and the init dependency relations (the recurrence is the variable's init AST too), so the refinement verifies element-acyclicity in both phases and the init cycle gate breaks the same resolved members' self-edges; an init-element-cyclic member is never resolved. This is the minimal correctness extension required for the recurrence to compile -- not Phase 2's distinct init-cycle resolution. The transient `#[allow(dead_code)]`/`#[allow(unused_imports)]` that Subcomponent A added to `scc_components` ahead of its production caller are removed now that the caller is wired in (clippy stays clean). This folds the outside-in TDD acceptance test (`self_recurrence.mdl` compiles with no `CircularDependency` and simulates to ecc[t1..t3]=1,2,3) plus the engine machinery into one green commit, since the pre-commit hook runs the full cargo test and a RED test cannot be committed. --- src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 369 ++++++++----- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs | 541 +++++++++++++++++++- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs | 220 ++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs | 21 +- src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs | 16 +- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 92 ++-- 6 files changed, 1067 insertions(+), 192 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index 886701744..b11cb531e 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -1177,6 +1177,26 @@ pub struct ModelDepGraphResult { pub resolved_sccs: Vec, } +/// Accumulate a model-level `CircularDependency` diagnostic for +/// `var_name` (the variable the dependency walk reported the back-edge +/// on). Factored out of `model_dependency_graph_impl` because the +/// dt-phase, the dt-phase residual-after-resolution, and the init-phase +/// cycle paths all emit the identical diagnostic; keeping one definition +/// prevents the four sites from drifting. +fn cycle_diagnostic(db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, var_name: String) { + CompilationDiagnostic(Diagnostic { + model: model.name(db).clone(), + variable: Some(var_name), + error: DiagnosticError::Model(crate::common::Error { + kind: crate::common::ErrorKind::Model, + code: crate::common::ErrorCode::CircularDependency, + details: None, + }), + severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, + }) + .accumulate(db); +} + fn model_dependency_graph_impl( db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, @@ -1186,144 +1206,233 @@ fn model_dependency_graph_impl( let module_input_names = module_input_names.to_vec(); let (var_info, all_init_referenced) = build_var_info(db, model, project, &module_input_names); - // Compute transitive dependencies (simplified all_deps without cross-model support) - let compute_transitive = - |is_initial: bool| -> Result>, String> { - let mut all_deps: HashMap>> = - var_info.keys().map(|k| (k.clone(), None)).collect(); - let mut processing: BTreeSet = BTreeSet::new(); - - fn compute_inner( - var_info: &HashMap, - all_deps: &mut HashMap>>, - processing: &mut BTreeSet, - name: &str, - is_initial: bool, - ) -> Result<(), String> { - if all_deps.get(name).and_then(|d| d.as_ref()).is_some() { - return Ok(()); - } - - let info = match var_info.get(name) { - Some(info) => info, - None => return Ok(()), // unknown variable handled at model level - }; + // Compute transitive dependencies (simplified all_deps without + // cross-model support). + // + // `resolvable_self_loops` is the set of variables whose + // whole-variable dt self-edge the element-cycle refinement proved is + // a *resolvable* single-variable self-recurrence (acyclic induced + // element graph). Such a self-edge is NOT a real variable-granularity + // ordering constraint -- the member resolves its own elements + // internally via its `ResolvedScc.element_order` -- so the back-edge + // check breaks ONLY that self-edge. Every other back-edge + // (multi-variable SCC, an unresolved or genuine self-loop) is still a + // fatal cycle. On the acyclic happy path and the init phase this set + // is empty, so the cycle detector is byte-identical to before. + let compute_transitive = |is_initial: bool, + resolvable_self_loops: &BTreeSet| + -> Result>, String> { + let mut all_deps: HashMap>> = + var_info.keys().map(|k| (k.clone(), None)).collect(); + let mut processing: BTreeSet = BTreeSet::new(); + + fn compute_inner( + var_info: &HashMap, + all_deps: &mut HashMap>>, + processing: &mut BTreeSet, + name: &str, + is_initial: bool, + resolvable_self_loops: &BTreeSet, + ) -> Result<(), String> { + if all_deps.get(name).and_then(|d| d.as_ref()).is_some() { + return Ok(()); + } - // Stocks break the dependency chain in dt phase - if info.is_stock && !is_initial { - all_deps.insert(name.to_string(), Some(BTreeSet::new())); - return Ok(()); - } + let info = match var_info.get(name) { + Some(info) => info, + None => return Ok(()), // unknown variable handled at model level + }; - // Skip modules -- cross-model deps handled at the orchestrator level - if info.is_module { - let direct = if is_initial { - &info.initial_deps - } else { - &info.dt_deps - }; - all_deps.insert(name.to_string(), Some(direct.clone())); - return Ok(()); - } + // Stocks break the dependency chain in dt phase + if info.is_stock && !is_initial { + all_deps.insert(name.to_string(), Some(BTreeSet::new())); + return Ok(()); + } - processing.insert(name.to_string()); - - // The successor set this normal node contributes to cycle - // detection AND the `all_deps` transitive/ordering map. - // In the dt phase it is sourced from the SINGLE shared - // dt-phase cycle relation (`dt_walk_successors`); in the - // init phase stocks do NOT break the chain (that filter is - // dt-only -- `compute_inner`'s `info.is_stock && !is_initial` - // sink does not fire here), so the relation is the init - // deps filtered only to known vars. Either way this is - // exactly the effective set the original - // `for dep in direct { if !var_info.contains_key {continue} - // if !is_initial && dep_info.is_stock {continue} ... }` - // loop iterated, in the same `BTreeSet`-sorted order, so - // cycle detection (first back-edge) and the `all_deps` - // transitive map are byte-identical. Only the iteration set - // is factored out; the stock/module early-returns above and - // the `transitive` accumulation below are untouched. - let successors: Vec<&str> = if is_initial { - info.initial_deps - .iter() - .filter(|dep| var_info.contains_key(dep.as_str())) - .map(|dep| dep.as_str()) - .collect() + // Skip modules -- cross-model deps handled at the orchestrator level + if info.is_module { + let direct = if is_initial { + &info.initial_deps } else { - dt_walk_successors(var_info, name) + &info.dt_deps }; + all_deps.insert(name.to_string(), Some(direct.clone())); + return Ok(()); + } - let mut transitive = BTreeSet::new(); - for dep in successors { - transitive.insert(dep.to_string()); - - if processing.contains(dep) { - return Err(name.to_string()); // circular dependency - } + processing.insert(name.to_string()); + + // The successor set this normal node contributes to cycle + // detection AND the `all_deps` transitive/ordering map. + // In the dt phase it is sourced from the SINGLE shared + // dt-phase cycle relation (`dt_walk_successors`); in the + // init phase stocks do NOT break the chain (that filter is + // dt-only -- `compute_inner`'s `info.is_stock && !is_initial` + // sink does not fire here), so the relation is the init + // deps filtered only to known vars. Either way this is + // exactly the effective set the original + // `for dep in direct { if !var_info.contains_key {continue} + // if !is_initial && dep_info.is_stock {continue} ... }` + // loop iterated, in the same `BTreeSet`-sorted order, so + // cycle detection (first back-edge) and the `all_deps` + // transitive map are byte-identical. Only the iteration set + // is factored out; the stock/module early-returns above and + // the `transitive` accumulation below are untouched. + let successors: Vec<&str> = if is_initial { + info.initial_deps + .iter() + .filter(|dep| var_info.contains_key(dep.as_str())) + .map(|dep| dep.as_str()) + .collect() + } else { + dt_walk_successors(var_info, name) + }; - if all_deps.get(dep).and_then(|d| d.as_ref()).is_none() { - compute_inner(var_info, all_deps, processing, dep, is_initial)?; + let mut transitive = BTreeSet::new(); + for dep in successors { + transitive.insert(dep.to_string()); + + if processing.contains(dep) { + // A proven-acyclic single-variable + // self-recurrence's whole-variable self-edge + // (`dep == name`, member in + // `resolvable_self_loops`) is resolved internally + // via the member's per-element order: it is NOT a + // fatal cycle and there is nothing to absorb (its + // own transitive set is exactly what this call is + // computing). Every OTHER back-edge -- a + // multi-variable SCC, or any self-loop the + // element-cycle refinement did not resolve -- + // still returns the circular-dependency error. + if dep == name && resolvable_self_loops.contains(dep) { + continue; } + return Err(name.to_string()); // circular dependency + } - // `successors` only contains known vars (dt: filtered - // inside `dt_walk_successors`; init: the `contains_key` - // filter above), so this lookup never misses. The - // `!dep_info.is_module` transitive non-absorption guard - // is preserved exactly -- it governs only whether - // `dep`'s transitive set is absorbed, never iteration. - if var_info.get(dep).map(|d| !d.is_module).unwrap_or(false) - && let Some(Some(dep_deps)) = all_deps.get(dep) - { - transitive.extend(dep_deps.iter().cloned()); - } + if all_deps.get(dep).and_then(|d| d.as_ref()).is_none() { + compute_inner( + var_info, + all_deps, + processing, + dep, + is_initial, + resolvable_self_loops, + )?; } - processing.remove(name); - all_deps.insert(name.to_string(), Some(transitive)); - Ok(()) + // `successors` only contains known vars (dt: filtered + // inside `dt_walk_successors`; init: the `contains_key` + // filter above), so this lookup never misses. The + // `!dep_info.is_module` transitive non-absorption guard + // is preserved exactly -- it governs only whether + // `dep`'s transitive set is absorbed, never iteration. + if var_info.get(dep).map(|d| !d.is_module).unwrap_or(false) + && let Some(Some(dep_deps)) = all_deps.get(dep) + { + transitive.extend(dep_deps.iter().cloned()); + } } - let names: Vec = var_info.keys().cloned().collect(); - for name in &names { - compute_inner(&var_info, &mut all_deps, &mut processing, name, is_initial)?; - } + processing.remove(name); + all_deps.insert(name.to_string(), Some(transitive)); + Ok(()) + } - Ok(all_deps - .into_iter() - .map(|(k, v)| (k, v.unwrap_or_default())) - .collect()) - }; + let names: Vec = var_info.keys().cloned().collect(); + for name in &names { + compute_inner( + &var_info, + &mut all_deps, + &mut processing, + name, + is_initial, + resolvable_self_loops, + )?; + } + + Ok(all_deps + .into_iter() + .map(|(k, v)| (k, v.unwrap_or_default())) + .collect()) + }; let mut has_cycle = false; - let dt_dependencies = compute_transitive(false).unwrap_or_else(|var_name| { - has_cycle = true; - CompilationDiagnostic(Diagnostic { - model: model.name(db).clone(), - variable: Some(var_name), - error: DiagnosticError::Model(crate::common::Error { - kind: crate::common::ErrorKind::Model, - code: crate::common::ErrorCode::CircularDependency, - details: None, - }), - severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, - }) - .accumulate(db); - HashMap::new() - }); - let initial_dependencies = compute_transitive(true).unwrap_or_else(|var_name| { + let mut resolved_sccs: Vec = Vec::new(); + + let no_resolvable: BTreeSet = BTreeSet::new(); + + // First pass with NO resolvable self-loops: the acyclic happy path + // returns `Ok` here with zero refinement work (byte-identical to the + // pre-Phase-1 behavior). Only a genuine back-edge triggers the + // element-cycle refinement below. + let dt_first = compute_transitive(false, &no_resolvable); + + // The set of single-variable self-recurrence members whose induced + // element graph the refinement proved acyclic in BOTH the dt and init + // phases (`refine_scc_to_element_verdict` verifies both, since a + // single-variable self-recurrence's self-edge is structurally present + // in both relations -- `ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` is `ecc`'s init AST + // too). Their self-edge is broken in BOTH `compute_transitive` calls + // so the dependency maps / runlists come out correct; the member + // stays in the normal per-variable runlist and lowers correctly via + // declared-order `SubscriptIterator` (no combined fragment in Phase + // 1). Empty unless the dt gate actually found a fully-resolvable + // back-edge. + let resolvable: BTreeSet = if dt_first.is_err() { + let resolution = crate::db_dep_graph::resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs(db, model, project); + if !resolution.has_unresolved && !resolution.resolved.is_empty() { + let names = resolution + .resolved + .iter() + .flat_map(|s| s.members.iter().map(|m| m.as_str().to_string())) + .collect(); + resolved_sccs = resolution.resolved; + names + } else { + // A genuine cycle remains (multi-variable in Phase 1, + // element-cyclic, or not element-sourceable): keep the + // conservative `CircularDependency` (loud-safe fallback). + BTreeSet::new() + } + } else { + BTreeSet::new() + }; + + let dt_dependencies = match dt_first { + Ok(deps) => deps, + Err(first_cycle_var) => { + if resolvable.is_empty() { + // Unresolved: keep the conservative `CircularDependency`. + has_cycle = true; + cycle_diagnostic(db, model, first_cycle_var); + HashMap::new() + } else { + // Re-run with the resolved members' self-edges broken + // (only at the self-edge; every other back-edge still + // errors). A residual genuine cycle is still loud-safe. + compute_transitive(false, &resolvable).unwrap_or_else(|var_name| { + has_cycle = true; + resolved_sccs.clear(); + cycle_diagnostic(db, model, var_name); + HashMap::new() + }) + } + } + }; + + // The init-phase cycle gate breaks the SAME resolved members' + // self-edges (verified element-acyclic in the init phase too by + // `refine_scc_to_element_verdict`), so a single-variable + // self-recurrence -- whose self-edge is structurally present in the + // init relation as well -- does not falsely trip the init cycle gate. + // With an empty `resolvable` (the acyclic happy path, or the + // loud-safe fallback) this is byte-identical to the original + // behavior. Genuine init cycles (a member not init-element-acyclic is + // never in `resolvable`) still report `CircularDependency`. + let initial_dependencies = compute_transitive(true, &resolvable).unwrap_or_else(|var_name| { has_cycle = true; - CompilationDiagnostic(Diagnostic { - model: model.name(db).clone(), - variable: Some(var_name), - error: DiagnosticError::Model(crate::common::Error { - kind: crate::common::ErrorKind::Model, - code: crate::common::ErrorCode::CircularDependency, - details: None, - }), - severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, - }) - .accumulate(db); + cycle_diagnostic(db, model, var_name); HashMap::new() }); @@ -1473,14 +1582,16 @@ fn model_dependency_graph_impl( runlist_flows, runlist_stocks, has_cycle, - // Phase 1 Subcomponent A scaffolds the field; the element-cycle - // refinement in Subcomponent B populates it from the cycle-gate - // back-edge path. Until then (and on the acyclic happy path) it - // is empty -- zero extra work, no behavior change. This is the - // sole `ModelDepGraphResult` construction site (the dt/init - // back-edge paths use `unwrap_or_else` and fall through here, so - // there is no separate early-return literal to initialize). - resolved_sccs: Vec::new(), + // Populated by the Phase 1 Subcomponent B element-cycle + // refinement when the dt cycle gate's back-edge is fully + // explained by resolvable single-variable self-recurrences + // (`resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs`); empty on the acyclic happy path + // and whenever the conservative loud-safe `CircularDependency` + // fallback fires (zero extra work, no behavior change there). + // This is the sole `ModelDepGraphResult` construction site (the + // dt/init back-edge paths fall through here), so the byte-stable + // `resolved` vector flows straight onto the salsa return value. + resolved_sccs, } } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs index 9dcff332e..fc9223073 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs @@ -21,14 +21,16 @@ use std::collections::{BTreeSet, HashMap, HashSet}; use crate::canonicalize; +// `Canonical`/`Ident` are used in production by the element-cycle +// refinement (`resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs` and friends), not only by the +// `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessors. +use crate::common::{Canonical, Ident}; use crate::db::{ Db, SourceModel, SourceProject, SourceVariableKind, model_module_ident_context, variable_direct_dependencies_with_context, variable_direct_dependencies_with_context_and_inputs, }; -#[cfg(test)] -use crate::common::{Canonical, Ident}; #[cfg(test)] use crate::db::{CompilationDiagnostic, DiagnosticError, model_dependency_graph}; @@ -362,6 +364,541 @@ pub(crate) fn dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent( sccs } +/// The engine's own production-lowered per-element `Vec` for +/// `var_name` in the requested phase, or `None` when it cannot be element- +/// sourced (no `SourceVariable`, `LoweredVarFragment::Fatal`, or the +/// phase's `Var::new` errored). `None` is the loud-safe signal: the +/// element-cycle refinement keeps the conservative `CircularDependency` +/// rather than emit a wrong run order. Sourced via +/// `crate::db_var_fragment::lower_var_fragment` -- the exact per-variable +/// lowering the production caller `crate::db::compile_var_fragment` runs -- +/// never a re-derivation, with the caller-owned, lowering-independent +/// context constructed byte-identically to that caller (same helpers, same +/// order) and the default no-module-input wiring `build_var_info(.., &[])` +/// uses. Phase 3 extends the no-`SourceVariable` arm with parent- +/// `implicit_vars` sourcing; Phase 1 only needs the real-`SourceVariable` +/// happy path. +/// +/// This is the **production** (non-panicking) sibling of the +/// `#[cfg(test)]` `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs`, which deliberately +/// *panics* on any incomplete sourcing (it backs `array_producing_vars`, +/// where a silent skip would under-count -- a false negative). That panic +/// wrapper is correct for its test-only consumer and is left unchanged; +/// production code reachable from the cycle gate cannot panic, so this +/// accessor returns `None` instead. The two share `lower_var_fragment` so +/// neither re-derives the lowering. +pub(crate) fn var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod( + db: &dyn Db, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, + var_name: &str, + phase: crate::db::SccPhase, +) -> Option> { + use crate::common::Ident; + use crate::db_var_fragment::{LoweredVarFragment, lower_var_fragment}; + + let source_vars = model.variables(db); + // No `SourceVariable` (an implicit SMOOTH/DELAY/INIT helper, or a + // parent-sourced name): Phase 1 does not parent-source -- return + // `None` (loud-safe), never panic. Phase 3 extends this arm. + let sv = source_vars.get(var_name)?; + + // Caller-owned, lowering-independent context, built EXACTLY as + // `crate::db::compile_var_fragment` builds it (mirrors the + // `#[cfg(test)]` `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` byte-for-byte). + let dm_dims = crate::db::source_dims_to_datamodel(project.dimensions(db)); + let dim_context = crate::dimensions::DimensionsContext::from(dm_dims.as_slice()); + let converted_dims: Vec = dm_dims + .iter() + .map(crate::dimensions::Dimension::from) + .collect(); + let model_name_ident = Ident::new(model.name(db)); + let inputs: BTreeSet> = BTreeSet::new(); + let module_models = crate::db::model_module_map(db, model, project).clone(); + + let lowered = lower_var_fragment( + db, + *sv, + model, + project, + true, + &[], + &converted_dims, + &dim_context, + &model_name_ident, + &module_models, + &inputs, + ); + + match lowered { + LoweredVarFragment::Lowered { + per_phase_lowered, .. + } => { + // `SccPhase::Dt` selects the non-initial (dt/flow) lowering; + // `SccPhase::Initial` selects the initial lowering (reserved + // for Phase 2's init-cycle resolution, but the accessor + // handles it now so the contract is total over `SccPhase`). + let phase_var = match phase { + crate::db::SccPhase::Dt => per_phase_lowered.noninitial, + crate::db::SccPhase::Initial => per_phase_lowered.initial, + }; + // The phase's `Var::new` errored => cannot source its + // production lowered exprs => `None` (loud-safe). The test + // wrapper panics here instead. + phase_var.ok().map(|v| v.ast) + } + // The variable did not lower at all => `None` (loud-safe). + LoweredVarFragment::Fatal { .. } => None, + } +} + +/// Collect every absolute current-value slot an RHS `Expr` reads. +/// +/// Reads come from `Var(off)` (a scalar/element slot), `StaticSubscript( +/// off, view)` (every slot the view addresses, exactly: `off + +/// view.offset + Σ coord·stride` over the view's index space), and +/// `Subscript(off, indices, bounds)` (a *dynamic* subscript -- the index +/// is not statically pinnable, so conservatively the whole base array's +/// slot span `off .. off + Π bounds`, plus the index expressions +/// themselves, which may read other vars). `TempArray*` slots are +/// scratch storage, not current values, and are NOT reads (the +/// array-producing-builtin hoist path threads element data through temps, +/// not through a recurrence cycle). +/// +/// Over-approximation is the loud-safe direction: an extra read slot can +/// only ADD an element edge, never drop one, so a genuine cycle is never +/// missed (AC4 hard rule). The only cost is a possible false "cyclic" +/// verdict on an otherwise-resolvable case -- the conservative +/// `CircularDependency` fallback, never a wrong run order. +fn collect_read_slots(expr: &crate::compiler::Expr, out: &mut BTreeSet) { + use crate::compiler::{Expr, SubscriptIndex}; + match expr { + Expr::Var(off, _) => { + out.insert(*off); + } + Expr::StaticSubscript(off, view, _) => { + // Enumerate the exact set of absolute slots the view + // addresses (row-major over `dims`, applying `strides` and + // the view `offset`). Array sizes are small; this is exact, + // not an over-approximation. + let ndims = view.dims.len(); + if ndims == 0 { + out.insert(off + view.offset); + } else { + let total: usize = view.dims.iter().product(); + for linear in 0..total { + let mut rem = linear; + let mut slot = off + view.offset; + for d in (0..ndims).rev() { + let coord = rem % view.dims[d]; + rem /= view.dims[d]; + slot = (slot as isize + coord as isize * view.strides[d]) as usize; + } + out.insert(slot); + } + } + } + Expr::Subscript(off, indices, bounds, _) => { + // Dynamic subscript: the resolved element is not statically + // known, so conservatively every slot of the base array is a + // potential read. + let extent: usize = bounds.iter().product(); + for s in *off..off + extent.max(1) { + out.insert(s); + } + // The index expressions may themselves read other vars. + for idx in indices { + match idx { + SubscriptIndex::Single(e) => collect_read_slots(e, out), + SubscriptIndex::Range(lo, hi) => { + collect_read_slots(lo, out); + collect_read_slots(hi, out); + } + } + } + } + Expr::Op1(_, inner, _) + | Expr::AssignCurr(_, inner) + | Expr::AssignNext(_, inner) + | Expr::AssignTemp(_, inner, _) => collect_read_slots(inner, out), + Expr::Op2(_, lhs, rhs, _) => { + collect_read_slots(lhs, out); + collect_read_slots(rhs, out); + } + Expr::If(c, t, f, _) => { + collect_read_slots(c, out); + collect_read_slots(t, out); + collect_read_slots(f, out); + } + Expr::App(builtin, _) => builtin.for_each_expr_ref(|e| collect_read_slots(e, out)), + Expr::EvalModule(_, _, _, args) => { + for a in args { + collect_read_slots(a, out); + } + } + // Constants, Dt, ModuleInput, and temp-array reads carry no + // current-value slot read. + Expr::Const(_, _) + | Expr::Dt(_) + | Expr::ModuleInput(_, _) + | Expr::TempArray(_, _, _) + | Expr::TempArrayElement(_, _, _, _) => {} + } +} + +/// Per-member element layout: the slot of every per-element +/// `Expr::AssignCurr` in declared (`SubscriptIterator`) order, plus the +/// member-relative element index of each. +struct MemberElements { + /// `(slot, rhs-as-expr)` for each declared element, in order. + elements: Vec<(usize, crate::compiler::Expr)>, +} + +/// Extract a member's per-element `AssignCurr` layout from its +/// production-lowered `Vec`. `None` (loud-safe) when the member is +/// not element-sourceable or has no `AssignCurr` slots (a malformed or +/// non-arrayed-as-expected lowering -- keep `CircularDependency`). +fn member_elements(exprs: &[crate::compiler::Expr]) -> Option { + use crate::compiler::Expr; + let mut elements: Vec<(usize, Expr)> = Vec::new(); + for e in exprs { + if let Expr::AssignCurr(slot, rhs) = e { + elements.push((*slot, (**rhs).clone())); + } + } + if elements.is_empty() { + return None; + } + Some(MemberElements { elements }) +} + +/// A `(member, element)` node in the SCC-induced element graph, encoded +/// byte-stably for `crate::ltm::scc_components` (which sorts members +/// lexicographically and components by smallest member). The element +/// index is zero-padded so lexicographic order matches numeric order; the +/// `\u{241F}` (SYMBOL FOR UNIT SEPARATOR) joiner cannot occur in a +/// canonical identifier (canonicalization never emits it; the engine's +/// synthetic separators are `\u{B7}`/`\u{2192}`/`\u{205A}`), so the +/// encoding is injective. +fn element_node_key( + member: &str, + element: usize, +) -> crate::common::Ident { + crate::common::Ident::from_str_unchecked(&format!("{member}\u{241F}{element:010}")) +} + +/// The verdict of refining one SCC into its induced element graph. +enum SccVerdict { + /// Element-acyclic + every member element-sourceable: resolved with + /// the deterministic per-element topological order. + Resolved(crate::db::ResolvedScc), + /// Element-cyclic, not element-sourceable, or multi-variable (Phase 1 + /// only resolves single-variable self-recurrence): keep the + /// conservative `CircularDependency`. + Unresolved, +} + +/// Build one SCC's induced per-element graph **for a given phase** and, +/// if it is element-acyclic and every member is element-sourceable in +/// that phase, return the deterministic per-element topological order. +/// `None` means "not resolvable in this phase" (not element-sourceable, +/// an element self-loop, an element multi-SCC, or a non-contiguous +/// lowering) -- the loud-safe signal. +/// +/// The graph is built from the engine's OWN production-lowered per-element +/// `Expr::AssignCurr` exprs for `phase` (`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod`, +/// never a re-derivation). Phase semantics (PREVIOUS/lagged reads already +/// stripped by `build_var_info`, dt stock-breaking) are *inherited* from +/// `lower_var_fragment`, not re-implemented -- this is deliberately NOT +/// the LTM `model_element_causal_edges` graph; lagged edges are not +/// re-added. +fn phase_element_order( + db: &dyn Db, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, + members: &BTreeSet>, + phase: crate::db::SccPhase, +) -> Option, usize)>> { + // Per member: production lowered exprs for this phase -> per-element + // layout. Any `None` => not element-sourceable => unresolved + // (loud-safe). + let mut layouts: Vec<(Ident, MemberElements)> = Vec::new(); + for m in members { + let exprs = var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod(db, model, project, m.as_str(), phase.clone())?; + layouts.push((m.clone(), member_elements(&exprs)?)); + } + + // Reverse map: absolute slot -> (member, element_index). Each member + // occupies a contiguous run; `member_base` is the offset of its first + // `AssignCurr`, `element_index` = slot - member_base. + let mut slot_to_node: HashMap, usize)> = HashMap::new(); + for (member, layout) in &layouts { + let member_base = layout.elements[0].0; + for (element_index, (slot, _rhs)) in layout.elements.iter().enumerate() { + // Element offsets must be the contiguous `member_base + i` + // run `SubscriptIterator` emits; a gap means the lowering is + // not the simple per-element shape this refinement assumes + // (loud-safe: keep `CircularDependency`). + if *slot != member_base + element_index { + return None; + } + slot_to_node.insert(*slot, (member.clone(), element_index)); + } + } + + // Build the induced element graph: for each member element (M, e), + // every current-value slot its RHS reads that maps to an in-SCC node + // (M', e') contributes a data-flow edge (M', e') -> (M, e). + let mut edges: HashMap, Vec>> = HashMap::new(); + let mut self_loop = false; + for (member, layout) in &layouts { + for (element_index, (_slot, rhs)) in layout.elements.iter().enumerate() { + let node = element_node_key(member.as_str(), element_index); + edges.entry(node.clone()).or_default(); + let mut read_slots: BTreeSet = BTreeSet::new(); + collect_read_slots(rhs, &mut read_slots); + // Deterministic successor order: BTreeSet read slots -> + // sorted by the read node's encoded key. + let mut preds: BTreeSet> = BTreeSet::new(); + for s in &read_slots { + if let Some((m2, e2)) = slot_to_node.get(s) { + preds.insert(element_node_key(m2.as_str(), *e2)); + } + } + for pred in preds { + if pred == node { + // A node reading its own slot is a size-1 SCC that + // Tarjan does NOT surface as a >=2 component, so + // detect element self-loops directly from adjacency + // (mirrors `dt_cycle_sccs`'s self-loop handling). + self_loop = true; + } + edges.entry(pred).or_default().push(node.clone()); + } + } + } + + // Element-acyclic iff no element self-loop AND no element multi-SCC, + // via the promoted `crate::ltm::scc_components`. + let element_multi_scc = crate::ltm::scc_components(&edges) + .into_iter() + .any(|c| c.len() >= 2); + if self_loop || element_multi_scc { + return None; + } + + // Acyclic: emit the deterministic per-element topological order via + // Kahn's algorithm, tie-broken by (member canonical name, element + // index) so the order is byte-stable across runs. + let all_nodes: BTreeSet> = edges.keys().cloned().collect(); + let mut indegree: HashMap, usize> = + all_nodes.iter().map(|n| (n.clone(), 0usize)).collect(); + for succs in edges.values() { + for s in succs { + *indegree.entry(s.clone()).or_insert(0) += 1; + } + } + // Decode helper: recover (member, element_index) from an encoded + // node so the topological order carries the real names/offsets. + let decode = |node: &Ident| -> (Ident, usize) { + let s = node.as_str(); + // Split on the injective `\u{241F}` joiner. + let (member, idx) = s + .split_once('\u{241F}') + .expect("element node key is `{member}\u{241F}{index}` by construction"); + ( + Ident::from_str_unchecked(member), + idx.parse::() + .expect("element index is zero-padded decimal by construction"), + ) + }; + let mut ready: BTreeSet> = indegree + .iter() + .filter(|(_, d)| **d == 0) + .map(|(n, _)| n.clone()) + .collect(); + let mut order: Vec<(Ident, usize)> = Vec::new(); + while let Some(node) = ready.iter().next().cloned() { + ready.remove(&node); + order.push(decode(&node)); + if let Some(succs) = edges.get(&node) { + // Deterministic relaxation order. + let mut succs_sorted: Vec> = succs.clone(); + succs_sorted.sort_by(|a, b| a.as_str().cmp(b.as_str())); + for s in succs_sorted { + let d = indegree + .get_mut(&s) + .expect("successor has an indegree entry"); + *d -= 1; + if *d == 0 { + ready.insert(s); + } + } + } + } + // The graph was proven acyclic above, so Kahn drains every node. + if order.len() != all_nodes.len() { + return None; + } + Some(order) +} + +/// Refine one offending dt SCC (`members`) into its exact per-element +/// graph and render the element-acyclicity verdict. +/// +/// Phase 1 only resolves the single-variable (self-loop) case; a +/// multi-variable SCC is `Unresolved` (Phase 2 resolves them). +/// +/// A single-variable self-recurrence's whole-variable self-edge appears +/// in BOTH the dt and the init dependency relations (it is the same +/// equation; e.g. `ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` is `ecc`'s init AST too), so +/// `model_dependency_graph_impl` runs the cycle gate over both. The dt +/// SCC is only safe to resolve if the member's induced element graph is +/// acyclic in **both** phases -- otherwise breaking the dt self-edge +/// would let the model through while a genuine init cycle is silently +/// masked. So this verifies element-acyclicity for `SccPhase::Dt` AND +/// `SccPhase::Initial` (both use the existing per-phase production +/// lowering); only then is the SCC `Resolved`. (This is NOT Phase 2's +/// init-cycle resolution -- which targets init cycles structurally +/// distinct from dt -- it is the minimal correctness extension required +/// for the *same* single-variable self-recurrence equation to compile, +/// since its self-edge is structurally present in both relations.) The +/// emitted `ResolvedScc` carries the dt per-element order and +/// `phase: SccPhase::Dt`. +fn refine_scc_to_element_verdict( + db: &dyn Db, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, + members: &BTreeSet>, +) -> SccVerdict { + // Phase 1 scope: only single-variable self-recurrence resolves. A + // multi-variable SCC is routed to `CircularDependency` (Phase 2). + if members.len() != 1 { + return SccVerdict::Unresolved; + } + + // The dt induced element graph must be acyclic + element-sourceable. + let dt_order = match phase_element_order(db, model, project, members, crate::db::SccPhase::Dt) { + Some(o) => o, + None => return SccVerdict::Unresolved, + }; + // ...AND so must the init induced element graph: a single-variable + // self-recurrence's self-edge is structurally present in the init + // relation too, so the init cycle gate would independently reject + // the model. Only resolve when the recurrence is well-founded in + // BOTH phases (loud-safe: an init-element-cyclic member stays + // `CircularDependency`). + if phase_element_order(db, model, project, members, crate::db::SccPhase::Initial).is_none() { + return SccVerdict::Unresolved; + } + + SccVerdict::Resolved(crate::db::ResolvedScc { + members: members.clone(), + element_order: dt_order, + phase: crate::db::SccPhase::Dt, + }) +} + +/// The outcome of refining every offending dt SCC into its induced +/// element graph. +pub(crate) struct DtSccResolution { + /// SCCs whose induced element graph the cycle gate proved acyclic and + /// element-sourceable (single-variable self-recurrence in Phase 1). + /// These are excluded from the `CircularDependency` accumulation and + /// recorded on `ModelDepGraphResult.resolved_sccs`. + pub(crate) resolved: Vec, + /// `true` iff at least one offending dt SCC is NOT resolved + /// (multi-variable in Phase 1, element-cyclic, or not element- + /// sourceable). When `false`, every dt back-edge is fully explained + /// by resolvable self-recurrences and the dt cycle gate must NOT set + /// `has_cycle` / accumulate `CircularDependency` (loud-safe: any + /// doubt leaves this `true`). + pub(crate) has_unresolved: bool, +} + +/// Identify the offending dt SCC(s) over the engine's own shared dt-phase +/// cycle relation and render each one's element-acyclicity verdict. +/// +/// *Step A -- SCC identification.* Builds the whole-variable dt adjacency +/// exactly as `dt_cycle_sccs` does (edges from `dt_walk_successors` over +/// the shared `build_var_info(.., &[])` universe): multi-variable SCCs +/// via the promoted `crate::ltm::scc_components` filtered to `len() >= 2`, +/// single-variable self-loops detected directly from adjacency (Tarjan +/// reports a self-loop as a size-1 component). Defining the relation once +/// and consuming it here AND in `compute_inner` makes this the engine's +/// real dt cycle relation by construction. +/// +/// *Steps B/C -- per-SCC refinement + verdict* are delegated to +/// `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` (the exact `(member, element-offset)` +/// graph from production-lowered exprs). SCCs are iterated in the sorted +/// `scc_components` / `BTreeSet` order so `resolved` and the downstream +/// runlist are byte-stable. +/// +/// On the acyclic happy path there is NO offending SCC, so this returns +/// `{ resolved: [], has_unresolved: false }` with zero refinement work. +pub(crate) fn resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs( + db: &dyn Db, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, +) -> DtSccResolution { + let (var_info, _all_init_referenced) = build_var_info(db, model, project, &[]); + + // Whole-variable dt adjacency = exactly `dt_walk_successors` for + // every node (the same construction `dt_cycle_sccs` performs). + let mut edges: HashMap, Vec>> = + HashMap::with_capacity(var_info.len()); + let mut self_loops: BTreeSet> = BTreeSet::new(); + for name in var_info.keys() { + let succ = dt_walk_successors(&var_info, name); + if succ.contains(&name.as_str()) { + self_loops.insert(Ident::from_str_unchecked(name)); + } + edges.insert( + Ident::from_str_unchecked(name), + succ.iter() + .copied() + .map(Ident::from_str_unchecked) + .collect(), + ); + } + + // The offending SCCs, in sorted/byte-stable order: every multi-var + // SCC (size >= 2), then every single-variable self-loop. A + // multi-variable SCC's members never overlap a self-loop's (a + // self-loop is its own size-1 component), so the two are disjoint. + let multi: Vec>> = crate::ltm::scc_components(&edges) + .into_iter() + .filter(|c| c.len() >= 2) + .map(|c| c.into_iter().collect()) + .collect(); + + let mut resolved: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut has_unresolved = false; + + // Multi-variable SCCs: Phase 1 does not resolve them (Phase 2 does) + // -- always unresolved. `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` also returns + // `Unresolved` for `members.len() != 1`, so this is consistent; we + // short-circuit to avoid pointless refinement work. + if !multi.is_empty() { + has_unresolved = true; + } + + // Single-variable self-loop SCCs (sorted): refine each into its + // induced element graph and record the verdict. + for v in &self_loops { + let members: BTreeSet> = std::iter::once(v.clone()).collect(); + match refine_scc_to_element_verdict(db, model, project, &members) { + SccVerdict::Resolved(scc) => resolved.push(scc), + SccVerdict::Unresolved => has_unresolved = true, + } + } + + DtSccResolution { + resolved, + has_unresolved, + } +} + /// The set of main-model variables whose own production-lowered /// per-element `Vec` is, or recursively contains, an /// array-producing builtin diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs index 5cf634d94..74ba134a1 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs @@ -422,6 +422,226 @@ fn array_producing_vars_flags_exactly_the_two_positive_cases() { ); } +// ── var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod (production lowering accessor) ────────── +// +// The production, non-panicking sibling of `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs`: +// `Some(per-element Vec)` for a real-`SourceVariable` (so the +// element-cycle refinement can source the per-element relation), `None` +// (loud-safe -- caller keeps `CircularDependency`) when it cannot be +// element-sourced. A name absent from `model.variables` must return +// `None`, NOT panic: production code cannot panic, and Phase 1 does not +// parent-source (Phase 3 does). + +#[test] +fn var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod_some_for_real_arrayed_var() { + use crate::compiler::Expr; + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // A simple arrayed real-SourceVariable: 3 declared elements, each a + // plain constant. The dt-phase lowering is one `AssignCurr` slot per + // element, in declared `SubscriptIterator` order. + let project = TestProject::new("vpl_prod_fixture") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .array_with_ranges("arr[t]", vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "2"), ("t3", "3")]); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let got = var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod(&db, model, result.project, "arr", SccPhase::Dt) + .expect("a real arrayed SourceVariable must be element-sourceable"); + let assign_curr = got + .iter() + .filter(|e| matches!(e, Expr::AssignCurr(..))) + .count(); + assert_eq!( + assign_curr, 3, + "one Expr::AssignCurr slot per declared element (declared order); \ + got {got:#?}" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod_none_for_absent_var_no_panic() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + let project = TestProject::new("vpl_prod_absent") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .array_with_ranges("arr[t]", vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "2"), ("t3", "3")]); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + // A name with no `SourceVariable` must return `None` (Phase 1 does + // not parent-source) -- and crucially must NOT panic the way the + // `#[cfg(test)]` `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` does, because this is + // production code reachable from the cycle gate. + assert!( + var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod( + &db, + model, + result.project, + "definitely_not_a_var", + SccPhase::Dt + ) + .is_none(), + "an absent variable must return None (loud-safe), never panic" + ); +} + +// ── Per-element dt SCC resolution (the cycle-gate refinement) ─────────── +// +// `resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs` identifies the offending dt SCC(s) over +// the same shared `dt_walk_successors` relation the engine uses, refines +// each into an exact `(member, element-offset)` graph from the engine's +// own production-lowered per-element exprs, and renders a verdict: +// element-acyclic + element-sourceable single-variable self-recurrence => +// resolved (`ResolvedScc`, no `CircularDependency`); a genuine element +// cycle (same-element self-loop or multi-var element 2-cycle) or a not- +// element-sourceable / multi-variable SCC => unresolved (loud-safe, keep +// `CircularDependency`). + +fn ecc(i: usize) -> (crate::common::Ident, usize) { + (crate::common::Ident::new("ecc"), i) +} + +#[test] +fn resolve_dt_forward_recurrence_is_resolved_in_declared_order() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // `ecc[t1]=1; ecc[t2]=ecc[t1]+1; ecc[t3]=ecc[t2]+1`: a single-variable + // self-recurrence whose induced element graph + // (ecc,0)->(ecc,1)->(ecc,2) is acyclic and well-founded. + let project = TestProject::new("fwd_recurrence") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .array_with_ranges( + "ecc[t]", + vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "ecc[t1] + 1"), ("t3", "ecc[t2] + 1")], + ); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let res = resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + !res.has_unresolved, + "the single-variable self-recurrence is element-acyclic and \ + element-sourceable: there must be NO unresolved SCC" + ); + assert_eq!(res.resolved.len(), 1, "exactly one resolved SCC (ecc)"); + let scc = &res.resolved[0]; + assert_eq!(scc.phase, SccPhase::Dt); + assert_eq!( + scc.members, + [crate::common::Ident::new("ecc")] + .into_iter() + .collect::>() + ); + // Deterministic per-element topological order: t1 has no in-SCC + // reader edges; t2 reads t1; t3 reads t2. + assert_eq!( + scc.element_order, + vec![ecc(0), ecc(1), ecc(2)], + "element_order must be the per-element topological order" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn resolve_dt_same_element_self_cycle_is_unresolved() { + // `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1`: every element reads ITSELF => element + // self-loop => element-cyclic => unresolved (AC1.5/AC4.2). Must stay + // rejected by construction. + let project = TestProject::new("same_elem_self") + .named_dimension("dima", &["a1", "a2"]) + .array_aux("x[dima]", "x[dima] + 1"); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let res = resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + res.has_unresolved, + "x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1 is a genuine element self-loop and MUST be \ + unresolved (AC4.2 -- a real cycle stays rejected)" + ); + assert!( + res.resolved.is_empty(), + "a genuine element self-loop yields no ResolvedScc" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn resolve_dt_scalar_two_cycle_is_unresolved() { + // `a=b+1; b=a+1`: a scalar 2-cycle / multi-variable SCC. Phase 1 + // routes multi-variable SCCs to unresolved (Phase 2 resolves them), + // and it is also a genuine element 2-cycle => unresolved (AC4.1). + let project = single_model_project(vec![aux_var("a", "b + 1"), aux_var("b", "a + 1")]); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let res = resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + res.has_unresolved, + "a=b+1;b=a+1 is a genuine 2-cycle and MUST be unresolved (AC4.1)" + ); + assert!( + res.resolved.is_empty(), + "a genuine 2-cycle yields no ResolvedScc" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn resolve_dt_acyclic_model_has_no_sccs() { + // The AC1.3 happy path: a clean DAG has no offending dt SCC, so the + // refinement does zero work and reports nothing (no resolved, none + // unresolved). + let project = single_model_project(vec![ + aux_var("rate", "0.1"), + aux_var("growth", "rate * 100"), + ]); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let res = resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project); + assert!(!res.has_unresolved, "a clean DAG has no unresolved SCC"); + assert!( + res.resolved.is_empty(), + "a clean DAG has no resolved SCC either (zero extra work)" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs() { + // The emitted per-element run order must be byte-identical across + // repeated computations on fresh databases (AC1.4 discipline): the + // element graph reuses the sorted Tarjan + BTreeSet ordering, so a + // regression that leaked HashMap iteration order would fail here. + let build = || { + let project = TestProject::new("byte_stable_fwd") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .array_with_ranges( + "ecc[t]", + vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "ecc[t1] + 1"), ("t3", "ecc[t2] + 1")], + ); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project).resolved + }; + assert_eq!( + build(), + build(), + "resolved_sccs (members + element_order) must be byte-stable \ + across repeated compiles" + ); +} + // ── ResolvedScc / SccPhase salsa-equality wiring ──────────────────────── // // `ResolvedScc` rides on `ModelDepGraphResult`, which is a salsa return diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs index 9c0c40cec..39fbdc057 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs @@ -201,19 +201,14 @@ fn hash_u32_slice(vals: &[u32]) -> u64 { /// directly rather than from component size. /// /// Production `pub(crate)` primitive: the `db_dep_graph.rs` element-cycle -/// refinement (single-variable self-recurrence resolution in the dt cycle -/// gate) calls it from production code, in addition to the dt-phase cycle -/// accessor `crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`. It was formerly -/// `#[cfg(test)]`-gated for want of a production consumer; that consumer -/// now exists. -/// -/// `#[allow(dead_code)]`: this commit promotes the primitive ahead of its -/// caller. The lib-target-only build has no consumer until the -/// `db_dep_graph.rs` element-cycle refinement lands in this same phase -/// (Phase 1 Subcomponent B); the only current call site is the -/// `#[cfg(test)]` `dt_cycle_sccs`, invisible to the plain lib target. -/// Remove the allowance once the production caller is wired in. -#[allow(dead_code)] +/// refinement (`resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs` / +/// `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` -- single-variable self-recurrence +/// resolution in the dt cycle gate) calls it from production code, in +/// addition to the `#[cfg(test)]` dt-phase cycle accessor +/// `crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`. It is consumed twice: once over +/// the whole-variable dt adjacency to find the offending SCCs, and once +/// over each SCC's induced `(member, element)` graph to render the +/// element-acyclicity verdict. pub(crate) fn scc_components( edges: &HashMap, Vec>>, ) -> Vec>> { diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs index 6db477d68..104dcf08d 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs @@ -52,17 +52,11 @@ pub(crate) use types::normalize_module_ref; // Shared SCC primitive over an `Ident`-keyed adjacency list. Used in // production by the `db_dep_graph.rs` element-cycle refinement -// (single-variable self-recurrence resolution in the dt cycle gate), -// plus the dt-phase cycle accessor -// (`crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`). Both this re-export and -// `indexed::scc_components` were formerly `#[cfg(test)]`-gated for want -// of a production consumer; that consumer now exists. -// -// `#[allow(unused_imports)]`: the re-export is promoted ahead of its -// production caller. The lib-target-only build sees no use until the -// `db_dep_graph.rs` element-cycle refinement lands in this same phase -// (Phase 1 Subcomponent B). Remove the allowance once it is wired in. -#[allow(unused_imports)] +// (`resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs` -- single-variable self-recurrence +// resolution in the dt cycle gate, which calls it over both the +// whole-variable dt adjacency and each SCC's induced element graph), +// plus the `#[cfg(test)]` dt-phase cycle accessor +// (`crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`). pub(crate) use indexed::scc_components; /// Maximum number of nodes in any single strongly-connected component diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index e2cb45384..cd470a2e7 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -1073,29 +1073,36 @@ fn diag_code(d: &simlin_engine::db::Diagnostic) -> Option `UnknownDependency`, with NO `CircularDependency` present (the -/// self-leak fires even though there is zero cycle). +/// Two intents, both verified here: /// -/// The fix (emit the real canonical LHS name instead of `self`) makes the -/// self-reference an ordinary reference. `ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` then -/// becomes a now-visible whole-variable self-edge that the whole-variable -/// cycle gate flags as `CircularDependency`. So after the fix this fixture -/// is still NotSimulatable (until element-level recurrence resolution -/// lands, #559), but the `self` token is gone and the failure is the -/// correct structural cycle, not an undefined-name leak. The test asserts -/// exactly that transition. -#[test] -fn self_recurrence_self_token_resolves_to_real_name() { +/// (#559 name-resolution guard) The native MDL converter +/// (`xmile_compat.rs::format_var_ctx`) rewrote a self-reference +/// (`name == ctx.lhs_var_canonical`) to the literal token `self`; for a +/// *subscripted* self-reference it emitted `self[..]`. The engine's +/// `builtins_visitor` Subscript arm never resolves `self`, so the literal +/// token leaked into dependency analysis as an undefined name -> +/// `UnknownDependency`. The fix emits the real canonical LHS name instead, +/// making the self-reference an ordinary reference; the `self` token must +/// never leak as `UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist` again. +/// +/// (element-cycle-resolution.AC1.1/AC1.2 target behavior) Once `self` +/// resolves, `ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` is a whole-variable self-edge whose +/// *induced element graph* (`ecc[t2]<-ecc[t1]`, `ecc[t3]<-ecc[t2]`) is +/// acyclic and well-founded. The element-level cycle refinement resolves +/// it: the model compiles via the incremental path with NO +/// `CircularDependency` and simulates to the deterministic staggered +/// series `ecc[t1]=1, ecc[t2]=2, ecc[t3]=3` (constant across both saved +/// steps -- the recurrence is over the subrange, not over time). FINAL +/// TIME=1, TIME STEP=1 => 2 saved steps. `self_recurrence/` ships no +/// `.dat`, so the series is asserted in-test via `element_series`. +#[test] +fn self_recurrence_resolves_and_no_self_token_leak() { use simlin_engine::common::ErrorCode; let mdl = std::fs::read_to_string( @@ -1117,32 +1124,43 @@ fn self_recurrence_self_token_resolves_to_real_name() { .iter() .any(|d| diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)); + // (AC1.1) The induced element graph is acyclic, so the model now + // compiles via the incremental path with no CircularDependency (this + // inverts the pre-resolution assertions: it used to be NotSimulatable + // with a whole-variable self-edge CircularDependency). + assert!( + !compile_err, + "self_recurrence.mdl must now compile via the incremental path: \ + its single-variable self-recurrence has an acyclic induced \ + element graph and is resolved by the element-cycle refinement. \ + Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + ); assert!( - compile_err, - "self_recurrence.mdl must be NotSimulatable (a genuine \ - whole-variable self-edge until element-level recurrence \ - resolution lands)" + !has_circular, + "the single-variable self-recurrence must NOT report \ + CircularDependency once the element-cycle refinement resolves it \ + (its induced element graph is acyclic). Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" ); - // The `self` token resolves to the enclosing var, so it no longer - // leaks as an unknown dependency. (Before the fix this assertion - // failed: `self[tPrev]` leaked as UnknownDependency because the - // converter emitted the literal `self` and the builtins_visitor - // Subscript arm never resolved it.) + // (#559 guard, preserved) The `self` token resolves to the enclosing + // var, so it never leaks as an unknown dependency. (Before the #559 + // fix this assertion failed: `self[tPrev]` leaked as + // UnknownDependency because the converter emitted the literal `self` + // and the builtins_visitor Subscript arm never resolved it.) assert!( !self_leak, "the literal `self` token still leaks as \ UnknownDependency/DoesNotExist. The converter must emit the real \ canonical LHS name, not `self`. Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" ); - // ...and the now-visible `ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` self-edge surfaces - // as a structural `CircularDependency`: the cycle only becomes - // visible AFTER `self` resolves, and still needs element-level - // resolution to actually simulate. - assert!( - has_circular, - "the now-visible whole-var self-edge must surface as \ - CircularDependency. Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" - ); + + // (AC1.2) It simulates to the well-founded staggered series + // ecc[t1]=1, ecc[t2]=2, ecc[t3]=3 -- constant across both saved steps + // (the recurrence is over the subrange, not over time). + let r = run_inline_mdl(&mdl); + assert_eq!(r.step_count, 2); + assert_eq!(element_series(&r, "ecc[t1]"), vec![1.0, 1.0]); + assert_eq!(element_series(&r, "ecc[t2]"), vec![2.0, 2.0]); + assert_eq!(element_series(&r, "ecc[t3]"), vec![3.0, 3.0]); } /// Genuine-cycle guards: the self-reference fix must NOT weaken real From 3315e5d01332bbfd1069e563c214840c3ce97844 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 12:52:58 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 15/72] engine: tighten genuine same-element self-cycle to CircularDependency (AC4.2) Subcomponent B resolved the `self` token to the real LHS name, so `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` is now a genuine element self-loop (every element reads itself) rather than a leaked `self` undefined name. Per AC4.2 the engine must report `CircularDependency` SPECIFICALLY for this case. The previous assertion deliberately accepted the union `CircularDependency | UnknownDependency | DoesNotExist` because the pre-#559 `self` leak surfaced as `UnknownDependency`; that loose form (and its mandating comment) now contradicts the resolved behavior. Tighten the assertion to require `CircularDependency` exactly, keep the "no UnknownDependency/DoesNotExist leak" guard where it still guards a real #559 name-resolution regression, and rewrite the rationale comment in the same commit to state the new invariant (CLAUDE.md comment-freshness hard rule). The `a=b+1;b=a+1` scalar 2-cycle assertion is unchanged. --- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 39 ++++++++++++++++++++--------- 1 file changed, 27 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index cd470a2e7..1c2132865 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -1203,10 +1203,17 @@ TIME STEP = 1 ~~| // (2) Genuine SAME-element self `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` (NOT a shifted // subrange): a real same-element self-cycle that MUST stay rejected. - // Note: the self-reference fix legitimately changes this from - // UnknownDependency (the `self` leak) to CircularDependency (the - // resolved self-edge). Do NOT pin UnknownDependency -- assert only - // that it stays rejected with a cycle/unknown-class code. + // element-cycle-resolution.AC4.2: element-level cycle resolution + // resolves the `self` token to the real name (`x`), so every element + // reads *itself* (`x[a1]<-x[a1]`, `x[a2]<-x[a2]`). The induced element + // graph therefore has an element self-loop -- it is element-cyclic, a + // genuine cycle -- so the engine MUST report `CircularDependency` + // SPECIFICALLY. This is no longer an `UnknownDependency` leak: that + // only happened before the #559 fix, when the literal `self` token + // leaked as an undefined name. Pin `CircularDependency` exactly (the + // assertion below also forbids any `UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist`, + // which would now be a name-resolution regression, not the expected + // verdict). let same_elem = "\ {UTF-8} dimA: a1, a2 ~~| @@ -1223,16 +1230,24 @@ TIME STEP = 1 ~~| NotSimulatable (CLAUDE.md hard rule -- a real cycle)" ); assert!( - diags2.iter().any(|d| matches!( + diags2 + .iter() + .any(|d| diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)), + "genuine same-element self x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1 must report \ + CircularDependency SPECIFICALLY (element-cycle-resolution.AC4.2): \ + every element reads itself, so the induced element graph has an \ + element self-loop and the element-cycle refinement keeps the \ + conservative CircularDependency. Diagnostics: {diags2:#?}" + ); + assert!( + !diags2.iter().any(|d| matches!( diag_code(d), - Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency) - | Some(ErrorCode::UnknownDependency) - | Some(ErrorCode::DoesNotExist) + Some(ErrorCode::UnknownDependency) | Some(ErrorCode::DoesNotExist) )), - "genuine same-element self must be rejected with a \ - cycle/undefined-class code (the self-reference fix flips it \ - unknown->circular -- either is acceptable, but it must NOT \ - silently compile). Diagnostics: {diags2:#?}" + "the `self` token must resolve to the real name `x`; a leaked \ + UnknownDependency/DoesNotExist here is a #559 name-resolution \ + regression, not the expected same-element-self-cycle verdict. \ + Diagnostics: {diags2:#?}" ); } From 5d8c6f09d8d87333c1ec5d71f6c6c53c9e51cd21 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 13:02:38 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 16/72] engine: re-point dt cycle consistency harness to element invariant --- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs | 171 ++++++++++++++---- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs | 189 ++++++++++++++++++-- 2 files changed, 310 insertions(+), 50 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs index fc9223073..57ab4018e 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs @@ -294,50 +294,150 @@ pub(crate) fn dt_cycle_sccs( DtCycleSccs { multi, self_loops } } -/// Pure consistency predicate (functional core). +/// Pure consistency predicate (functional core), re-pointed to the +/// **element-level** cycle-resolution invariant. /// -/// The instrumented dt-phase SCC set is engine-consistent iff "the -/// instrumentation reports some dt cycle" agrees with "the engine raised -/// `CircularDependency` on the same compiled model". A dt multi-node SCC -/// or a dt self-loop necessarily makes `compute_transitive(false)` Err -/// (=> `CircularDependency`), so a reported cycle must always coincide -/// with the diagnostic (no invented false positive); and -- under the -/// premise that the init-phase relation is acyclic by construction (true -/// for every harness fixture) -- the converse holds too (no missed -/// cycle). +/// The old invariant -- "the instrumentation reports some dt cycle" iff +/// "the engine raised `CircularDependency`" -- became false by design +/// once the element-cycle refinement landed: a single-variable +/// self-recurrence (`ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1`) is still an instrumented +/// dt self-loop (the *whole-variable* `dt_walk_successors` relation is +/// unchanged), yet its induced *element* graph is acyclic, so the engine +/// resolves it (it appears in `ModelDepGraphResult.resolved_sccs`) and +/// does **not** raise `CircularDependency`. The re-pointed invariant is: /// -/// Returns `Some(reason)` iff the two diverge (=> stop, do not gate: the -/// instrumentation, or the init-acyclic premise, is wrong); `None` iff -/// consistent. +/// > For each instrumented SCC, the engine raises `CircularDependency` +/// > iff that SCC is **not** in `resolved_sccs` (an instrumented SCC +/// > whose induced element graph is acyclic AND element-sourceable is +/// > resolved and produces no diagnostic; one that is element-cyclic OR +/// > not element-sourceable is unresolved and the engine flags it). +/// +/// `resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs` resolves an SCC only when *every* +/// offending SCC is resolvable (`!has_unresolved`), so the engine is +/// all-or-nothing per model: either `resolved_sccs` covers every +/// instrumented SCC and no diagnostic is raised, or `resolved_sccs` is +/// empty and the diagnostic is raised. Under that behavior the +/// per-SCC iff collapses to the two checks below, which together are +/// exactly the re-pointed invariant for every state the engine can +/// produce: +/// +/// 1. `engine_raises_circular == any instrumented SCC is NOT in +/// resolved_sccs` -- catches both an invented cycle the engine +/// neither resolved nor flagged and a missed cycle the engine flagged +/// but the instrumentation did not surface. +/// 2. every `ResolvedScc`'s members ARE an instrumented SCC -- catches +/// the refinement resolving something the shared dt relation never +/// saw as a cycle (the two relations drifted; the whole reason this +/// cross-check exists). +/// +/// **Phase-1 scoping note (NOT a permanent invariant):** the +/// init-phase relation is currently acyclic by construction for every +/// harness fixture, and `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` resolves only +/// single-variable self-recurrences whose self-edge happens to be +/// structurally present in both the dt and init relations. Phase 2 +/// introduces init-cyclic-but-element-acyclic fixtures and init-cycle +/// resolution; this predicate (and the harness around it) must be +/// generalized then to consult an init-phase resolved-SCC set as well. +/// Do not treat the current init-acyclic situation as a guarantee. +/// +/// Returns `Some(reason)` iff the engine and the refinement diverge on +/// the same compiled model (=> stop, do not gate: the instrumentation or +/// the refinement is wrong); `None` iff consistent. #[cfg(test)] fn dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation( sccs: &DtCycleSccs, + resolved_sccs: &[crate::db::ResolvedScc], engine_raises_circular: bool, ) -> Option { - let instrumented_reports_cycle = !sccs.multi.is_empty() || !sccs.self_loops.is_empty(); - if instrumented_reports_cycle == engine_raises_circular { - return None; + // Each instrumented SCC as a member set: a multi-node SCC is already + // a set; a self-loop `v` is the size-1 SCC `{v}`. + let instrumented: Vec>> = sccs + .multi + .iter() + .cloned() + .chain( + sccs.self_loops + .iter() + .map(|v| std::iter::once(v.clone()).collect()), + ) + .collect(); + let resolved_member_sets: Vec<&BTreeSet>> = + resolved_sccs.iter().map(|s| &s.members).collect(); + + // (1) An instrumented SCC the engine resolved is NOT a cycle; one it + // did not resolve IS. Because the engine is all-or-nothing per model + // (`resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs` resolves nothing unless every + // offending SCC is resolvable), "some instrumented SCC is unresolved" + // is exactly the condition under which the engine raises the + // diagnostic. + let some_instrumented_unresolved = instrumented + .iter() + .any(|s| !resolved_member_sets.contains(&s)); + if engine_raises_circular != some_instrumented_unresolved { + return Some(format!( + "dt-phase SCC instrumentation diverges from the engine's \ + element-cycle resolution on the SAME compiled model: the \ + engine {} CircularDependency, but {} instrumented SCC is \ + absent from resolved_sccs (engine_raises_circular={}, \ + some_instrumented_unresolved={}; multi={:?}, \ + self_loops={:?}, resolved_sccs={:?}). The instrumentation \ + or the element-cycle refinement is wrong -- stop, do not \ + gate on a mis-derived relation.", + if engine_raises_circular { + "raised" + } else { + "did NOT raise" + }, + if some_instrumented_unresolved { + "some" + } else { + "no" + }, + engine_raises_circular, + some_instrumented_unresolved, + sccs.multi, + sccs.self_loops, + resolved_sccs, + )); } - Some(format!( - "dt-phase SCC instrumentation diverges from the engine's real \ - CircularDependency flagging on the SAME compiled model \ - (instrumented_reports_cycle={instrumented_reports_cycle}, \ - engine_raises_circular={engine_raises_circular}; \ - multi={:?}, self_loops={:?}). The instrumentation (or the \ - init-acyclic premise) is wrong -- stop, do not gate on a \ - mis-derived relation.", - sccs.multi, sccs.self_loops - )) + + // (2) Every resolved SCC must be one the dt instrumentation actually + // surfaced. A `ResolvedScc` whose members are not an instrumented SCC + // means the refinement resolved a "cycle" the shared dt relation + // never saw -- the two relations drifted. + if let Some(orphan) = resolved_sccs + .iter() + .find(|s| !instrumented.contains(&s.members)) + { + return Some(format!( + "the element-cycle refinement resolved an SCC the shared \ + dt-phase instrumentation never surfaced as a cycle \ + (resolved members={:?}; instrumented multi={:?}, \ + self_loops={:?}). The shared dt relation and the refinement \ + drifted -- stop, do not gate on a mis-derived relation.", + orphan.members, sccs.multi, sccs.self_loops + )); + } + + None } /// The dt-phase SCC set, returned only after it is cross-checked against -/// the engine's real `CircularDependency` flagging on the same compiled -/// model. +/// the engine's real element-cycle resolution on the same compiled model. /// -/// Panics (do not gate on a mis-derived relation) on any divergence. A -/// consumer therefore gets a relation that is the engine's by -/// construction (shared `dt_walk_successors`) and additionally -/// cross-checked on every invocation. +/// Cross-checks the instrumented SCC set against BOTH the engine's +/// `CircularDependency` flagging AND its `ModelDepGraphResult +/// .resolved_sccs` (the element-cycle refinement's verdict), via +/// `dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation`'s re-pointed element-level +/// invariant: an instrumented SCC is resolved (in `resolved_sccs`, no +/// diagnostic) iff its induced element graph is acyclic and +/// element-sourceable; otherwise the engine flags it. Panics (do not gate +/// on a mis-derived relation) on any divergence. A consumer therefore +/// gets a relation that is the engine's by construction (shared +/// `dt_walk_successors`) and additionally cross-checked on every +/// invocation. (Phase-1 scoping: the init-phase relation is acyclic by +/// construction for every harness fixture today; Phase 2 generalizes +/// this -- see `dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation`.) /// /// `#[cfg(test)]` accessor only (like `dt_cycle_sccs`). #[cfg(test)] @@ -347,7 +447,8 @@ pub(crate) fn dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent( project: SourceProject, ) -> DtCycleSccs { let sccs = dt_cycle_sccs(db, model, project); - let _ = model_dependency_graph(db, model, project); + let dep_graph = model_dependency_graph(db, model, project); + let resolved_sccs = dep_graph.resolved_sccs.clone(); let diags = model_dependency_graph::accumulated::(db, model, project); let engine_raises_circular = diags.iter().any(|d| { matches!( @@ -358,7 +459,9 @@ pub(crate) fn dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent( }) ) }); - if let Some(reason) = dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, engine_raises_circular) { + if let Some(reason) = + dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, &resolved_sccs, engine_raises_circular) + { panic!("{reason}"); } sccs diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs index 74ba134a1..c36334a37 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs @@ -221,11 +221,110 @@ fn dt_cycle_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs() { assert_eq!(first, second, "dt_cycle_sccs must be byte-stable"); } +#[test] +fn dt_cycle_sccs_resolved_self_recurrence_has_no_circular() { + // The new invariant's headline case: a single-variable + // self-recurrence (`ecc[t1]=1; ecc[t2]=ecc[t1]+1; ecc[t3]=ecc[t2]+1`) + // is an instrumented dt self-loop (the whole-variable dt relation has + // a `ecc -> ecc` self-edge), yet its induced element graph is + // element-acyclic and element-sourceable, so the engine resolves it + // and does NOT raise `CircularDependency`. The OLD XNOR invariant + // would have panicked here ("instrumented self-loop but no + // CircularDependency"); the re-pointed invariant treats this as + // consistent because the instrumented SCC `{ecc}` is in + // `resolved_sccs`. Reaching the asserts proves the cross-check held. + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let project = TestProject::new("dt_resolved_self_recurrence") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .array_with_ranges( + "ecc[t]", + vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "ecc[t1] + 1"), ("t3", "ecc[t2] + 1")], + ); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + let sccs = dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent(&db, model, result.project); + // The whole-variable dt relation flags `ecc` as a self-loop... + assert!( + sccs.self_loops.contains(&crate::common::Ident::new("ecc")), + "the single-variable self-recurrence must still be an \ + instrumented dt self-loop (the whole-variable relation is \ + unchanged)" + ); + assert!( + sccs.multi.is_empty(), + "no >=2 SCC for a single-variable case" + ); + // ...but the engine resolves it (no CircularDependency). Confirm the + // diagnostic is absent and a `ResolvedScc` for `{ecc}` was emitted. + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + !dep_graph.has_cycle, + "an element-acyclic single-variable self-recurrence must NOT set \ + has_cycle" + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.len(), + 1, + "exactly one ResolvedScc for the resolved self-recurrence" + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0].members, + [crate::common::Ident::new("ecc")] + .into_iter() + .collect::>() + ); +} + +#[test] +fn dt_cycle_sccs_genuine_two_cycle_still_circular() { + // `a=b+1; b=a+1`: a genuine scalar 2-cycle / multi-variable SCC. + // Phase 1 does not resolve multi-variable SCCs, so it is absent from + // `resolved_sccs` and the engine raises `CircularDependency` -- the + // re-pointed invariant treats "instrumented multi-SCC, not resolved, + // engine raises CircularDependency" as consistent (unchanged genuine- + // cycle behavior). Reaching the asserts proves the cross-check held. + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let project = single_model_project(vec![aux_var("a", "b + 1"), aux_var("b", "a + 1")]); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + let sccs = dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent(&db, model, result.project); + let expected: Vec>> = vec![ + [ + crate::common::Ident::new("a"), + crate::common::Ident::new("b"), + ] + .into_iter() + .collect(), + ]; + assert_eq!( + sccs.multi, expected, + "the 2-cycle is an instrumented >=2 SCC" + ); + assert!(sccs.self_loops.is_empty()); + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + dep_graph.has_cycle, + "a genuine 2-cycle still sets has_cycle (Phase 1 does not resolve \ + multi-variable SCCs)" + ); + assert!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.is_empty(), + "a genuine 2-cycle resolves nothing" + ); +} + // The pure consistency predicate as a tested invariant (functional -// core): it must flag a divergence between the instrumented dt-SCC set -// and the engine's real CircularDependency flagging in both directions -// (an invented false-positive cycle, and a missed/false-negative cycle) -// and must accept every consistent pairing. +// core), re-pointed to the element-level invariant: an instrumented SCC +// whose induced element graph is acyclic AND element-sourceable is in +// `resolved_sccs` and the engine does NOT raise `CircularDependency`; an +// instrumented SCC that is element-cyclic OR not element-sourceable is +// absent from `resolved_sccs` and the engine DOES raise +// `CircularDependency`. The predicate must accept every consistent +// pairing and flag every divergence: a resolved SCC the engine still +// flagged, an unresolved instrumented SCC the engine did NOT flag (a +// missed cycle), and a `ResolvedScc` whose members the instrumentation +// never surfaced (the shared dt relation drifted from the refinement). fn multi_ab() -> Vec>> { vec![ @@ -244,63 +343,121 @@ fn self_loop_a() -> BTreeSet> { s } +/// A `ResolvedScc` for the single-variable self-recurrence `{a}` (the +/// element-acyclic resolved shape Phase 1 produces). +fn resolved_a() -> Vec { + vec![crate::db::ResolvedScc { + members: self_loop_a(), + element_order: vec![(crate::common::Ident::new("a"), 0usize)], + phase: crate::db::SccPhase::Dt, + }] +} + #[test] fn consistency_violation_none_when_both_clean() { + // No instrumented SCC, nothing resolved, no diagnostic: consistent. let sccs = DtCycleSccs { multi: vec![], self_loops: BTreeSet::new(), }; - assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, false).is_none()); + assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, &[], false).is_none()); } #[test] fn consistency_violation_none_when_multi_and_circular() { + // A multi-variable SCC is not resolved in Phase 1: absent from + // `resolved_sccs` AND the engine raises `CircularDependency` => + // consistent (element-cyclic/unresolved => diagnostic). let sccs = DtCycleSccs { multi: multi_ab(), self_loops: BTreeSet::new(), }; - assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, true).is_none()); + assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, &[], true).is_none()); +} + +#[test] +fn consistency_violation_none_when_unresolved_self_loop_and_circular() { + // An instrumented self-loop NOT in `resolved_sccs` (genuine + // same-element self-cycle or not element-sourceable) + the engine + // raises `CircularDependency` => consistent. + let sccs = DtCycleSccs { + multi: vec![], + self_loops: self_loop_a(), + }; + assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, &[], true).is_none()); } #[test] -fn consistency_violation_none_when_self_loop_and_circular() { +fn consistency_violation_none_when_resolved_self_loop_and_no_circular() { + // The new invariant's positive case: an instrumented self-loop that + // IS in `resolved_sccs` (element-acyclic single-variable + // self-recurrence) AND the engine does NOT raise + // `CircularDependency` => consistent (this is exactly the case the + // OLD XNOR invariant wrongly rejected). let sccs = DtCycleSccs { multi: vec![], self_loops: self_loop_a(), }; - assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, true).is_none()); + assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, &resolved_a(), false).is_none()); } #[test] fn consistency_violation_some_when_invented_cycle_not_flagged() { - // Instrumentation reports a cycle the engine does NOT flag => - // the relation is mis-derived => STOP (do not gate). + // Instrumentation reports a multi-SCC the engine does NOT flag and + // did NOT resolve => the relation is mis-derived => STOP. let sccs = DtCycleSccs { multi: multi_ab(), self_loops: BTreeSet::new(), }; - assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, false).is_some()); + assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, &[], false).is_some()); } #[test] fn consistency_violation_some_when_missed_cycle_flagged() { // Engine raises CircularDependency but the instrumentation reports - // NO cycle => a missed cycle (or the init-acyclic premise broke) - // => STOP. + // NO cycle => a missed cycle => STOP. let sccs = DtCycleSccs { multi: vec![], self_loops: BTreeSet::new(), }; - assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, true).is_some()); + assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, &[], true).is_some()); +} + +#[test] +fn consistency_violation_some_when_unresolved_self_loop_not_flagged() { + // An instrumented self-loop that is NOT resolved AND the engine does + // NOT raise `CircularDependency` => the instrumented cycle went + // neither resolved nor flagged => a missed cycle => STOP. + let sccs = DtCycleSccs { + multi: vec![], + self_loops: self_loop_a(), + }; + assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, &[], false).is_some()); } #[test] -fn consistency_violation_some_when_self_loop_not_flagged() { +fn consistency_violation_some_when_resolved_self_loop_still_flagged() { + // The instrumented self-loop IS in `resolved_sccs`, yet the engine + // ALSO raised `CircularDependency` for it => the resolution verdict + // and the diagnostic disagree on the SAME compiled model => STOP. let sccs = DtCycleSccs { multi: vec![], self_loops: self_loop_a(), }; - assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, false).is_some()); + assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, &resolved_a(), true).is_some()); +} + +#[test] +fn consistency_violation_some_when_resolved_scc_not_instrumented() { + // A `ResolvedScc` whose members the dt instrumentation never + // surfaced as an SCC => the refinement resolved something the shared + // dt relation did not even see as a cycle => the two relations + // drifted => STOP (the whole point of the cross-check). + let sccs = DtCycleSccs { + multi: vec![], + self_loops: BTreeSet::new(), + }; + assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, &resolved_a(), false).is_some()); } // `array_producing_vars` membership over four cases. Both positive cases From 7241d4143120cefed0a73c658956140cd58a7190 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 13:08:51 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 17/72] engine: assert byte-stable per-element run order (AC1.4) The existing byte-stable tests cover the dt SCC instrumentation accessor (dt_cycle_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs) and the internal Task 5 builder (resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs), but nothing pinned the emitted production payload. The Phase 1 acceptance obligation AC1.4 is about the per-element run order that actually rides on the salsa-tracked ModelDepGraphResult, so this adds a test asserting model_dependency_graph().resolved_sccs (members, element_order, phase) is byte-identical across two compiles on fresh databases for the single-variable self-recurrence, and that an acyclic control emits an empty resolved_sccs both times (AC1.3 happy path unaffected). The non-empty/element_order asserts keep the byte-stability check from passing vacuously on two empty vectors. This proves ResolvedScc.element_order inherits the existing determinism discipline (sorted Tarjan, BTreeSet-ordered dt_walk_successors) end to end through the production query, not just inside the isolated builder. --- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs | 87 +++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 87 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs index c36334a37..c7c289e3f 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs @@ -799,6 +799,93 @@ fn resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs() { ); } +#[test] +fn model_dependency_graph_resolved_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs() { + // AC1.4 at the PRODUCTION-PAYLOAD level. The sibling + // `resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs` pins the + // internal Task 5 builder (`DtSccResolution.resolved`); this pins the + // *emitted* `model_dependency_graph().resolved_sccs` -- the value that + // actually rides on the salsa-tracked `ModelDepGraphResult` and drives + // downstream consumers -- proving `ResolvedScc.element_order` (and + // `members`) inherits the determinism discipline end-to-end through + // the production query, not merely inside the builder. A regression + // that leaked HashMap iteration order anywhere on the + // identification -> refinement -> emission path would fail here even + // if the isolated builder stayed stable. + // + // Single-variable self-recurrence (`ecc[t1]=1; ecc[t2]=ecc[t1]+1; + // ecc[t3]=ecc[t2]+1`): an instrumented dt self-loop whose induced + // element graph (ecc,0)->(ecc,1)->(ecc,2) is acyclic and + // element-sourceable, so it is emitted as exactly one `ResolvedScc`. + let resolved = || { + let project = TestProject::new("mdg_byte_stable_fwd") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .array_with_ranges( + "ecc[t]", + vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "ecc[t1] + 1"), ("t3", "ecc[t2] + 1")], + ); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project) + .resolved_sccs + .clone() + }; + let first = resolved(); + let second = resolved(); + // The emitted payload is non-empty for the resolved self-recurrence; + // assert that explicitly so the byte-stability check below cannot pass + // vacuously on two empty vectors (which would defeat the obligation). + assert_eq!( + first.len(), + 1, + "the resolved self-recurrence must emit exactly one ResolvedScc \ + (a vacuous empty-vs-empty comparison would not prove AC1.4)" + ); + assert_eq!( + first.first().map(|scc| scc.element_order.clone()), + Some(vec![ecc(0), ecc(1), ecc(2)]), + "the emitted per-element run order must be the per-element \ + topological order" + ); + assert_eq!( + first, second, + "the emitted model_dependency_graph().resolved_sccs (members + \ + element_order + phase) must be byte-identical across repeated \ + compiles on fresh databases" + ); + + // AC1.3 happy path unaffected: an acyclic CONTROL model has no + // offending dt SCC, so the emitted payload is empty -- and it is empty + // BOTH times (the determinism discipline must not regress the + // zero-extra-work acyclic path into emitting spurious SCCs). + let acyclic = || { + let project = single_model_project(vec![ + aux_var("rate", "0.1"), + aux_var("growth", "rate * 100"), + ]); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project) + .resolved_sccs + .clone() + }; + let acyclic_first = acyclic(); + let acyclic_second = acyclic(); + assert!( + acyclic_first.is_empty(), + "an acyclic model emits no ResolvedScc (AC1.3 happy path \ + unaffected, zero extra work)" + ); + assert_eq!( + acyclic_first, acyclic_second, + "the acyclic control's empty resolved_sccs must be byte-identical \ + across repeated compiles (no spurious nondeterministic emission)" + ); +} + // ── ResolvedScc / SccPhase salsa-equality wiring ──────────────────────── // // `ResolvedScc` rides on `ModelDepGraphResult`, which is a salsa return From f9c0abd80a2b3f78f109dc0c3adc607baeb77099 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 13:25:29 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 18/72] engine: correct phase_element_order rationale and clarify element-cycle graph-key/input-wiring docs Documentation-only accuracy fixes from Phase 1 code review (no behavioral change): - phase_element_order's rustdoc claimed PREVIOUS/lagged-read safety was "inherited" by stripping and that lagged edges were "not re-added". That misstated the mechanism: collect_read_slots recurses through Expr::App via BuiltinFn::for_each_expr_ref, which visits both operands of Previous(a, b), so a PREVIOUS argument slot IS collected as an ordinary current-value read -- the element graph does not inherit PREVIOUS-stripping. The actual protection is upstream at SCC identification: build_var_info strips dt_previous_referenced_vars from dt_deps, so dt_walk_successors reports no whole-variable self-edge for a PREVIOUS-only recurrence and this function is never reached for it. For any SCC that IS identified, collect_read_slots' deliberate over-approximation is the loud-safe direction (can only ADD an element edge, never drop one). Rewrote the rustdoc to state this accurately and cross-reference collect_read_slots' over-approximation contract. - element_node_key now documents that it is an opaque graph key, deliberately NOT a canonical identifier (U+241F is not a canonicalization output), that it never escapes phase_element_order's local graph, and why U+241F is the injective separator -- making the intentional from_str_unchecked contract deviation explicit. - resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs now documents the no-module-input-wiring completeness gap: it identifies SCCs over build_var_info(.., &[]) while the real model_dependency_graph_impl path uses the actual module_input_names. Soundness is preserved in Phase 1 (compute_transitive re-runs over the real with-inputs var_info and clears resolved_sccs on any residual genuine cycle, so the worst case is a missed resolution), but Phase 2 must plumb real module_input_names before consuming element_order. The &[] argument is not neutral. --- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs | 68 +++++++++++++++++++++++++-- 1 file changed, 63 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs index 57ab4018e..aef20f816 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs @@ -683,6 +683,23 @@ fn member_elements(exprs: &[crate::compiler::Expr]) -> Option { /// canonical identifier (canonicalization never emits it; the engine's /// synthetic separators are `\u{B7}`/`\u{2192}`/`\u{205A}`), so the /// encoding is injective. +/// +/// This is an **opaque graph key**, NOT a canonical identifier. It is +/// deliberately built with `Ident::from_str_unchecked` even though +/// `{member}\u{241F}{element:010}` is not a valid canonical identifier +/// (U+241F is not a canonicalization output), because the value is only +/// ever used as an opaque map/set key inside `phase_element_order`'s local +/// element graph -- it is decoded back to `(member, element_index)` via +/// `split_once('\u{241F}')` and NEVER escapes this module (it is never +/// stored on a salsa value, compared against a real variable name, or +/// resolved as an identifier). U+241F is chosen specifically because it is +/// an injective separator that cannot collide with any real canonical +/// member name or with the engine's other synthetic separators, so the +/// `(member, element)` -> key mapping is a bijection on the keys this +/// graph contains. Using the typed `Ident` wrapper (rather than +/// a bare `String`) is purely to satisfy `scc_components`' key type; the +/// canonical-identifier invariant `from_str_unchecked` normally promises +/// is intentionally not required here. fn element_node_key( member: &str, element: usize, @@ -710,11 +727,33 @@ enum SccVerdict { /// /// The graph is built from the engine's OWN production-lowered per-element /// `Expr::AssignCurr` exprs for `phase` (`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod`, -/// never a re-derivation). Phase semantics (PREVIOUS/lagged reads already -/// stripped by `build_var_info`, dt stock-breaking) are *inherited* from -/// `lower_var_fragment`, not re-implemented -- this is deliberately NOT -/// the LTM `model_element_causal_edges` graph; lagged edges are not -/// re-added. +/// never a re-derivation) -- this is deliberately NOT the LTM +/// `model_element_causal_edges` graph (no lagged/feedback edges are +/// invented; the only edges are the literal current-value data-flow reads +/// of the lowered RHS). +/// +/// **PREVIOUS/lagged-read safety -- where the protection actually is.** +/// This element graph does NOT inherit PREVIOUS-stripping: +/// `collect_read_slots` recurses through `Expr::App` via +/// `BuiltinFn::for_each_expr_ref`, and `for_each_expr_ref` visits BOTH +/// operands of `Previous(a, b)`, so a `PREVIOUS(x[..], 0)` argument slot +/// IS collected here as an ordinary current-value read. The reason a +/// PREVIOUS-only self-recurrence (e.g. `x[tNext]=PREVIOUS(x[tPrev],0)`) +/// is nonetheless safe is NOT element-graph inheritance -- it is SCC +/// *identification* upstream (Step A): `build_var_info` strips +/// `dt_previous_referenced_vars` from `dt_deps` (the +/// `dt_deps.retain(|dep| !lagged_dt_previous.contains(dep))` near the top +/// of `build_var_info`), so `dt_walk_successors` reports NO whole-variable +/// self-edge for a PREVIOUS-only recurrence, so `resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs` +/// never identifies it as an SCC and this function is never invoked for +/// it. For any SCC that IS identified, the over-approximation is the +/// loud-safe direction: `collect_read_slots` deliberately over-collects +/// (including any PREVIOUS-argument slot it traverses), which can only ADD +/// an element edge and force a conservative `CircularDependency`, never +/// DROP one and let a genuine cycle through. See `collect_read_slots`'s +/// rustdoc for the over-approximation contract this relies on. dt +/// stock-breaking is genuinely inherited (it is reflected in the lowered +/// exprs `lower_var_fragment` produces, not re-implemented here). fn phase_element_order( db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, @@ -939,6 +978,25 @@ pub(crate) struct DtSccResolution { /// /// On the acyclic happy path there is NO offending SCC, so this returns /// `{ resolved: [], has_unresolved: false }` with zero refinement work. +/// +/// **Phase-1 scoping note -- no module-input wiring (NOT neutral).** SCC +/// identification here builds `var_info` via +/// `build_var_info(db, model, project, &[])` (empty module inputs), the +/// same default wiring `dt_cycle_sccs` uses, whereas the real +/// `model_dependency_graph_impl` path builds `var_info` with the actual +/// `&module_input_names`. For an input-wired sub-model these relations can +/// differ, so this identification is *incomplete* (it can miss an SCC that +/// only manifests once inputs are wired in). Soundness is still preserved +/// in Phase 1: the resolved member set only suppresses self-edges in the +/// caller's `compute_transitive`, which re-runs over the real +/// *with-inputs* `var_info`, and its `.unwrap_or_else` arm clears +/// `resolved_sccs` + sets `has_cycle` on any residual genuine cycle, so +/// the worst case is a *missed resolution* (a conservative +/// `CircularDependency`), never an unsound one. `element_order` is not +/// consumed in Phase 1. Phase 2 (which consumes `element_order` to build +/// the combined per-element fragment) MUST plumb the real +/// `module_input_names` into this identification before relying on it; do +/// not treat the `&[]` argument as neutral. pub(crate) fn resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs( db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, From 1351afb941368f664f958bd18aadb5923c11bda0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 13:36:39 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 19/72] doc: phase 2 init combined-fragment representability spike --- .../phase_02_spike_findings.md | 279 ++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 279 insertions(+) create mode 100644 docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02_spike_findings.md diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02_spike_findings.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02_spike_findings.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..e7df02158 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02_spike_findings.md @@ -0,0 +1,279 @@ +# Phase 2 Task 1 spike: init combined-fragment representability + +**Status: HARD GATE PASSED — a representable init mechanism exists.** + +**Verdict (one sentence):** A combined init-phase recurrence SCC is emitted as +**one** `SymbolicCompiledInitial` carrying a synthetic ident, whose recompiled +bytecode contains every member's `member_base + elem` `AssignCurr` writes in the +SCC's `element_order` — exactly analogous to the flows combined fragment, with +no change to `resolve_module`, the VM init runner, or the variable layout. + +**Codebase verified:** 2026-05-18, branch `clearn-hero-model`. Line numbers +below are the actual current numbers (Phase 1's `db.rs` edits shifted the phase +file's cited numbers by ~+155). + +--- + +## Actual current line numbers for the key init structures + +| Structure | Phase file cited | Actual current | +|---|---|---| +| `SymbolicCompiledInitial` definition | "compiler/symbolic.rs" | `src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs:278-283` | +| `SymbolicCompiledModule` definition (`compiled_initials` field) | — | `src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs:285-304` (field at `:290`) | +| init `SymbolicCompiledInitial` renumber loop | `db.rs:4583-4635` | `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs:4739-4795` (comment `:4739`, loop `:4749-4795`) | +| per-ident keying (`ident: Ident::new(name)`) | `db.rs:4617-4619` | `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs:4777-4778` | +| `resolve_module` call site | `db.rs:4719` | `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs:4879` | +| `resolve_module` definition | — | `src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs:1086-1139` (initials at `:1090-1103`) | +| flows `concatenate_fragments` (contrast) | `db.rs:4556`/`4567` | `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs:4716` (`concatenate_fragments` def `symbolic.rs:1218`) | +| flow-fragment collection loop (Task 6 dt injection) | `db.rs:4450-4486` | `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs:4625-4633` | +| init-fragment collection loop (Task 6 init injection) | — | `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs:4615-4623` | +| `CompiledInitial` definition | — | `src/simlin-engine/src/bytecode.rs:3071-3084` | +| production init runner `eval_initials` | — | `src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs:1219-1243` | +| `CompiledModuleInitials` construction | — | `src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs:548-562` (initials `:558`) | +| `compile_phase` closure (Task 5 reuse) | `db.rs:3433-3520` | `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs:3593-3680` | + +--- + +## The four questions, answered with evidence + +### 1. Is `compiled_initials` consumed strictly per-variable-ident downstream of `resolve_module`? + +**No. It is consumed positionally (in vector order); the `ident` is +diagnostic-only metadata and is never used to route a write to a slot.** + +Evidence chain, from `resolve_module` outward: + +- `resolve_module` (`symbolic.rs:1090-1103`) maps `sym.compiled_initials` 1:1 + to `CompiledInitial`s. For each it calls `resolve_bytecode` then + `extract_assign_curr_offsets(&bytecode)` (`symbolic.rs:1142-1155`) — the + offsets are **re-derived from the bytecode's `AssignCurr`/`AssignConstCurr`/ + `BinOpAssignCurr` operands**, not from the ident. The `ident` is copied + through verbatim (`sci.ident.clone()`, `:1098`) and never inspected. +- `CompiledInitial` (`bytecode.rs:3071-3084`) documents `ident` and `offsets` + as "Used for diagnostics … and tests"; **both fields carry + `#[allow(dead_code)]`** (`:3077`, `:3081`). Only `bytecode` is live. +- `CompiledModuleInitials` is built by a plain `m.compiled_initials.clone()` + (`vm.rs:558`) — **order preserved exactly** from the `db.rs` `Vec`. +- The production init runner `eval_initials` (`vm.rs:1219-1243`) does: + `for compiled_initial in module_initials.initials.iter() { eval_bytecode(.., &compiled_initial.bytecode, StepPart::Initials, ..) }`. + It runs each entry's bytecode **in vector order** and reads neither `.ident` + nor `.offsets`. +- Slot identity is purely the `AssignCurr` operand: the VM does + `curr[module_off + off] = stack.pop()` (`vm.rs:1474`; `AssignConstCurr` + `:1483`; `BinOpAssignCurr` `:1489`). The variable→slot mapping is the + `VariableLayout`/`offsets` map, entirely independent of how + `compiled_initials` is partitioned into entries. +- The only other readers of `.ident`/`.offsets` are all `#[cfg(test)]`: + `debug_print_bytecode` (`vm.rs:2712-2720`) and the offset/ident assertions + at `vm.rs:3363-3457`. No production path keys off them. +- Constant-override resolution does **not** use the ident either: `set_value` + (`vm.rs:1040-1061`) resolves the variable through `self.offsets` + (ident→slot), then `apply_override`→`constant_info[&off]` (slot→ + `BytecodeLocation`). `BytecodeLocation::Initial { initial_index }` is built + at `vm.rs:418-434` by scanning each initial's bytecode `AssignConstCurr` + ops and matching **absolute offsets**, then indexed positionally + (`initials_module.initials[*initial_index]`, `vm.rs:950`/`990`). Still + offset/position based, never ident based. + +**Therefore a single `SymbolicCompiledInitial` carrying a synthetic ident can +write any number of members' init slots**, provided its bytecode contains the +corresponding `AssignCurr` writes. This is not even novel: an arrayed variable +*already* does it — `arr[Dim]` (3 elements) compiles to **one** +`CompiledInitial { ident: "arr", … }` whose bytecode writes 3 slots +(`arr[a]`, `arr[b]`, `arr[c]`); the test at `vm.rs:3436-3457` finds that single +entry by ident and asserts `offsets.len() == 3`. A 1→N ident↔slot relationship +is already routine; a synthetic-ident combined fragment is the same shape with +N members instead of one variable's N elements. + +### 2. Can the combined init fragment be emitted as one `SymbolicCompiledInitial` with a synthetic ident whose bytecode writes each member's `member_base + elem` init slot (same offsets, reordered), analogous to the flows combined fragment? + +**Yes.** The init phase already produces the *same* `PerVarBytecodes` type as +flows. In `compile_var_fragment`, `initial_bytecodes`, `flow_bytecodes`, and +`stock_bytecodes` are each `compile_phase(&var_result.ast)` returning +`Option` (`db.rs:3703-3737`). `compile_phase` +(`db.rs:3593-3680`) wraps the lowered `&[Expr]` into a minimal +`crate::compiler::Module` with `runlist_flows: exprs.to_vec()` ("we put +everything in flows", `:3641`) and emits one `PerVarBytecodes` ending in the +normal trailing `Ret`. **The init lowered `Vec` is structurally +indistinguishable from the flows lowered `Vec` for the purpose of the +Task 4 interleave + Task 5 recompile.** So the Task 4/5 pipeline produces one +combined-init `PerVarBytecodes` exactly as it does for dt. + +`resolve_module` and init codegen do **not** assume a 1:1 ident↔init-slot +mapping (Question 1 evidence). The *only* `compiled_initials.len()` assertion +in the codebase is `symbolic.rs:1945-1948`, which checks that `resolve_module` +preserves the **count** of entries on the symbolic→resolved roundtrip (a +length parity + pairwise compare). It maps 1:1 over whatever vector it is +given and makes no cardinality claim about idents vs slots; a combined +fragment is just a shorter vector and roundtrips identically. + +Each member's `AssignCurr` keeps its original absolute slot operand +(`member_base + elem`); only the *ordering* of the writes changes. Variable +layout (`compute_layout`) and the results offset map are untouched, so +per-variable result series stay individually addressable (AC2.3). + +### 3. If representable: the exact mechanism + +**It is representable. Mechanism (the init half of Task 6):** + +The init renumber loop is `db.rs:4749-4795`, fed by `initial_frags` +(`Vec<(String, &PerVarBytecodes)>`) collected at `db.rs:4615-4623`. The +mechanism mirrors the dt path but terminates at the per-fragment renumber loop +instead of `concatenate_fragments`: + +1. **Build the combined init `PerVarBytecodes` (Tasks 4 + 5) for each + `ResolvedScc` whose `phase == SccPhase::Initial`.** Source each member's + *production-init* lowered `Vec` via + `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod(.., SccPhase::Initial)` (Phase 1 Task 3 + accessor; selects `per_phase_lowered.initial`). Task 4 splits each member's + init `Vec` into per-element slices keyed by the `AssignCurr` offset + (`member_base_M + e`) and concatenates the slices in + `ResolvedScc.element_order`. Task 5 recompiles that combined `Vec` + through the extracted `compile_phase` into one `PerVarBytecodes` ending in + a single `Ret`. **No structural difference from the dt combined fragment** — + the init `Vec` is the same shape (a flat per-element sequence of + `[pre-exprs…, AssignCurr(member_base+elem, rhs)]`). + +2. **Skip the SCC members in the init-fragment collection loop and inject the + combined fragment at the first member's slot.** The loop to modify is + `db.rs:4615-4623`: + + ```rust + for var_name in &dep_graph.runlist_initials { + if let Some(result) = all_fragments.get(var_name) + && let Some(ref bc) = result.fragment.initial_bytecodes + { + initial_frags.push((var_name.clone(), bc)); + } else if !is_module_input(var_name) { + missing_vars.push(var_name.clone()); + } + } + ``` + + For each init-phase `ResolvedScc`, when iterating `runlist_initials`: + - skip every SCC member's per-ident `initial_frags.push((member, bc))`; + - at the position of the **first** SCC member encountered (in + `runlist_initials` order — same anchor rule as the dt path's "first SCC + member encountered"), push **one** entry + `initial_frags.push((synthetic_ident, &combined_init_bc))` instead. + + The combined `PerVarBytecodes` must be **owned** in a local that outlives + the `db.rs:4749-4795` renumber loop (the loop borrows `&PerVarBytecodes`). + Allocate it alongside the dt combined fragment's owner (Task 6 already + needs such a local for the flows combined `PerVarBytecodes`); both can live + to the end of `assemble_module`. + +3. **The existing renumber loop (`db.rs:4749-4795`) then processes the combined + entry unchanged.** It maps `renumber_opcode` over the entry's code with the + running `init_*_off` resource bases and pushes + `SymbolicCompiledInitial { ident: Ident::new(synthetic_ident), bytecode: … }` + (`db.rs:4777-4783`). Critically, `renumber_opcode` (`symbolic.rs:1327-1380`) + renumbers **only resource IDs** (literals, GFs, modules, views, temps, + dim-lists) — it **never touches `AssignCurr` slot operands**. The + per-fragment `init_*_off` accumulation (`db.rs:4784-4794`) exists solely to + keep each renumbered fragment's resource namespaces non-colliding; it is + orthogonal to slot offsets. So the combined entry's `member_base + elem` + writes survive verbatim into the renumbered bytecode, and the running + resource bases stay correct because the combined fragment's resource + side-channels (`graphical_functions`, `module_decls`, `static_views`, + `temp_sizes`, `dim_lists`) are self-consistent (Task 5's obligation, the + same one the dt combined fragment must satisfy for `concatenate_fragments` + / `ContextResourceCounts::from_fragments`). + +4. **`resolve_module` and the VM consume it with zero changes.** Per Question 1: + `resolve_module` re-derives offsets from the bytecode and copies the ident + through; `eval_initials` runs each entry's bytecode in vector order. The + combined entry sits at the first-member slot, so its writes execute at the + point in init order where the first member would have — and because the + SCC is element-acyclic by Phase 1's verdict, the interleaved + `element_order` satisfies every cross-member element dependency within that + single bytecode. + +**Synthetic ident:** use a reserved, collision-free name analogous to the +existing synthetic-node convention (LTM uses the `$⁚…` U+205A prefix; aggs use +`$⁚ltm⁚agg⁚{n}`). Recommended: `$⁚scc⁚init⁚{n}` where `{n}` is the +`ResolvedScc`'s deterministic index (Phase 1's sorted Tarjan order ⇒ stable). +Constraints the ident must satisfy: + - It must **not** collide with any real variable name in `offsets`/the + layout (a `$⁚`-prefixed name cannot — those characters are not produced + by canonicalization of user identifiers, same guarantee LTM relies on). + - It does **not** need a layout slot of its own: the combined bytecode + writes the *members'* absolute slots; the synthetic ident is never looked + up in `offsets` for the init phase (init has no per-ident slot lookup — + Question 1). It is purely the diagnostic label on the `CompiledInitial`. + - Determinism: the ident is a pure function of the SCC index, and + `element_order` is already byte-stable (Phase 1 sorted tie-break), so the + combined fragment and its `SymbolicCompiledInitial` are byte-stable + (AC2.3 init analogue). + +**This is the chosen mechanism. Task 6's init half implements exactly steps +1–3 above; step 4 requires no code.** + +### 4. If NOT cleanly representable: the alternative + +Not needed — the primary mechanism in §3 is clean. Recorded for completeness +because the task asked it be investigated and because it is a valid, +**equivalent fallback** if §3 ever hits an unforeseen obstacle: + +**Per-member ordered `SymbolicCompiledInitial`s.** Init slots are **written, +not accumulated** — `AssignCurr`/`AssignConstCurr`/`BinOpAssignCurr` all do +`curr[…] = …` (`vm.rs:1474`/`1483`/`1489`), never `+=`. And `eval_initials` +runs entries strictly in `compiled_initials` vector order (`vm.rs:1230`). So +an alternative is: keep one `SymbolicCompiledInitial` **per member** (each with +its real ident and its own correct per-member bytecode), but **emit them into +`initial_frags` in an order consistent with `element_order`** so that, across +the sequentially-executed entries, every cross-member element read sees an +already-written slot. + +This fallback is **strictly weaker** than §3 and should not be preferred: +within a single member's `SymbolicCompiledInitial` the element writes are still +in that member's *declared* element order (one contiguous `AssignCurr` block +per variable — the very limitation Phase 2 exists to remove). It therefore +only resolves SCCs whose required interleaving happens to be expressible as a +*whole-member* topological order (no genuine per-element interleaving *within* +the cycle). It would handle `interleaved.mdl`-style cases only if the element +dependencies do not force splitting a member's block. **It does not subsume +§3** and must not be silently substituted. It is documented solely so a future +implementor knows the write-not-accumulate property holds (verified) and a +degraded path exists in principle. + +--- + +## Consequence for C-LEARN + +C-LEARN reports **both** a dt cycle and an init cycle. With the §3 mechanism, +the init-phase combined fragment is representable, so Phase 6 (which depends on +Phase 2) is **not** blocked on init. The loud-safe init fallback (keep +`CircularDependency` for init-phase SCCs) is **not** taken and is **not** an +autonomous path in Task 6. AC2.4 (a fixture where a stock breaks the dt chain +but not the init chain) is achievable because both dt and init recurrence SCCs +resolve through the same combined-fragment pipeline, differing only in (a) +which lowered exprs are sourced (`SccPhase::Initial` vs `Dt`) and (b) the +injection site (the `db.rs:4749-4795` renumber loop via `initial_frags` vs +`concatenate_fragments` via `flow_frags`). + +**No `track-issue` filing is warranted: the hard gate passed.** + +--- + +## Task 6 implementor checklist (init half) + +1. After computing `dep_graph.resolved_sccs`, for each `ResolvedScc` with + `phase == SccPhase::Initial`, build the combined init `PerVarBytecodes` + via Tasks 4 (`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod(.., SccPhase::Initial)` → + interleaved `Vec`) + 5 (recompile via the extracted `compile_phase`). + Own each in a local that lives to the end of `assemble_module`. +2. In the `runlist_initials` collection loop (`db.rs:4615-4623`): for members + of an init `ResolvedScc`, skip the per-ident `initial_frags.push`; at the + first member encountered (runlist order), push + `(synthetic_ident /* "$⁚scc⁚init⁚{n}" */, &combined_init_bc)` once. +3. Do **not** modify the renumber loop (`db.rs:4749-4795`), `resolve_module` + (`symbolic.rs:1086`), `compute_layout`, or `eval_initials` — they are + already agnostic to the entry partitioning (verified above). +4. Mirror the dt half exactly; the only deltas are the expr source phase and + the injection site (`initial_frags` renumber path vs `flow_frags` + `concatenate_fragments` path). +5. AC2.3 init analogue: assert the assembled module's results offset map for + each init SCC member is identical to the non-SCC layout, and that the + combined `SymbolicCompiledInitial` is byte-stable across two fresh-DB + compiles (Task 10). From 7172f689465ec1bce6c5eb7dd2dad25a183a29cc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 13:46:22 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 20/72] engine: extract init_walk_successors, share the init relation Phase 2 Task 2. Add `pub(crate) fn init_walk_successors` to db_dep_graph.rs, the exact init-phase analogue of `dt_walk_successors`: the single shared definition of the init-phase cycle-successor relation. It returns `[]` for an absent name or a Module (the module early-return in `compute_inner` applies to both phases), and otherwise the variable's `initial_deps` filtered only to known vars -- with NO stock filter and NO stock sink, because `compute_inner`'s stock sink is `!is_initial`-gated (a stock's initial value is a genuine init-relation node, so a stock whose init equation references itself is a real init self-loop). BTreeSet-sorted for byte-stability, mirroring `dt_walk_successors`. Refactor `compute_inner`'s init branch to call `init_walk_successors` instead of the inlined `initial_deps.filter(contains_key)` expression. This is a pure refactor: at that call site the inlined expression and `init_walk_successors` produce byte-identical results (the defensive absent/module guards never fire there -- `compute_inner` already early-returned for those cases, exactly as `dt_walk_successors`'s guards are redundant at its own call site). Sharing the init relation by construction means the upcoming init-phase per-element recurrence resolution observes the engine's actual init relation rather than a re-derivation that could drift -- the same 'single shared relation, never re-derive' discipline `dt_walk_successors` already follows. --- src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 46 ++++---- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs | 58 ++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs | 119 ++++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 202 insertions(+), 21 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index b11cb531e..5b30c44f6 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ use crate::datamodel; // sibling `db_dep_graph` module (a top-level module like `db_ltm_ir` / // `db_macro_registry`, split out purely for the per-file line cap); // `model_dependency_graph_impl`'s `compute_inner` consumes them here. -use crate::db_dep_graph::{VarInfo, build_var_info, dt_walk_successors}; +use crate::db_dep_graph::{VarInfo, build_var_info, dt_walk_successors, init_walk_successors}; #[path = "db_ltm.rs"] mod db_ltm; @@ -1263,27 +1263,31 @@ fn model_dependency_graph_impl( processing.insert(name.to_string()); // The successor set this normal node contributes to cycle - // detection AND the `all_deps` transitive/ordering map. - // In the dt phase it is sourced from the SINGLE shared - // dt-phase cycle relation (`dt_walk_successors`); in the - // init phase stocks do NOT break the chain (that filter is - // dt-only -- `compute_inner`'s `info.is_stock && !is_initial` - // sink does not fire here), so the relation is the init - // deps filtered only to known vars. Either way this is - // exactly the effective set the original - // `for dep in direct { if !var_info.contains_key {continue} - // if !is_initial && dep_info.is_stock {continue} ... }` - // loop iterated, in the same `BTreeSet`-sorted order, so - // cycle detection (first back-edge) and the `all_deps` - // transitive map are byte-identical. Only the iteration set - // is factored out; the stock/module early-returns above and - // the `transitive` accumulation below are untouched. + // detection AND the `all_deps` transitive/ordering map. It + // is sourced from the SINGLE shared cycle relation for the + // phase: `dt_walk_successors` (dt) or `init_walk_successors` + // (init). In the init phase stocks do NOT break the chain + // (that filter is dt-only -- `compute_inner`'s + // `info.is_stock && !is_initial` sink does not fire here), + // so `init_walk_successors` is the init deps filtered only + // to known vars. Either way this is exactly the effective + // set the original `for dep in direct { if + // !var_info.contains_key {continue} if !is_initial && + // dep_info.is_stock {continue} ... }` loop iterated, in the + // same `BTreeSet`-sorted order, so cycle detection (first + // back-edge) and the `all_deps` transitive map are + // byte-identical. `init_walk_successors`'s defensive + // absent/module guards never fire here -- the stock/module + // early-returns above already handled those before this + // point (the same way `dt_walk_successors`'s guards are + // redundant at this call site). Sharing the init relation by + // construction means the init-phase per-element recurrence + // resolution observes the engine's actual init relation, not + // a re-derivation. Only the iteration set is factored out; + // the stock/module early-returns above and the `transitive` + // accumulation below are untouched. let successors: Vec<&str> = if is_initial { - info.initial_deps - .iter() - .filter(|dep| var_info.contains_key(dep.as_str())) - .map(|dep| dep.as_str()) - .collect() + init_walk_successors(var_info, name) } else { dt_walk_successors(var_info, name) }; diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs index aef20f816..b1e64e7db 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs @@ -104,6 +104,64 @@ pub(crate) fn dt_walk_successors<'a>( .collect() } +/// The init-phase cycle-successor set of `name`: exactly the deps +/// `compute_inner`'s normal-node loop iterates for cycle detection in the +/// **init** phase. +/// +/// This is the single shared definition of the init-phase cycle relation +/// -- the exact analogue of `dt_walk_successors` -- consumed by both the +/// production cycle detector (`compute_inner`, init branch) and the +/// init-phase per-element recurrence resolution. Defining it once and +/// using it in both places makes the resolution's relation the engine's +/// relation by construction, with no opportunity for a re-derivation to +/// drift (the same "single shared relation, never re-derive" pattern +/// `dt_walk_successors` follows). +/// +/// Returns `[]` when `name`: +/// * is absent from `var_info` (a malformed/unknown entry -- no panic; +/// `compute_inner` likewise early-returns `Ok(())` for an unknown name, +/// and the dep loop skips unknown deps before recursing), +/// * is a Module (`compute_inner` returns for a module *before* +/// `processing.insert` in BOTH phases, so a module is never on the DFS +/// stack and can never carry a cycle in the init phase either). +/// +/// Crucially, a **Stock is NOT an init-phase sink** (unlike +/// `dt_walk_successors`, where `info.is_stock` short-circuits to `[]`): +/// `compute_inner`'s stock sink is `info.is_stock && !is_initial`, so it +/// does not fire in the init phase. A stock's initial value is a genuine +/// init-relation node, so a stock whose init equation references itself +/// is a real init self-loop and its init deps are its cycle successors. +/// +/// Otherwise returns `var_info[name].initial_deps` filtered ONLY to deps +/// `d` with `var_info.contains_key(d)`: unknown deps dropped (error +/// reported elsewhere) -- **no stock filter and no stock sink** (a +/// stock-targeted init dep is a real init dependency, kept). This exactly +/// reproduces the inlined init logic `compute_inner` runs +/// (`info.initial_deps.iter().filter(|dep| +/// var_info.contains_key(dep))`). `initial_previous_referenced_vars` are +/// already absent (stripped when `var_info.initial_deps` is built in +/// `build_var_info`). Returned slices borrow `var_info`'s `initial_deps` +/// keys and iterate in `BTreeSet` (sorted) order, so the relation is +/// byte-stable across runs. +pub(crate) fn init_walk_successors<'a>( + var_info: &'a HashMap, + name: &str, +) -> Vec<&'a str> { + let Some(info) = var_info.get(name) else { + return Vec::new(); + }; + // Only the module early-return applies in the init phase; the stock + // sink is dt-only (`!is_initial`-gated in `compute_inner`). + if info.is_module { + return Vec::new(); + } + info.initial_deps + .iter() + .filter(|dep| var_info.contains_key(dep.as_str())) + .map(|dep| dep.as_str()) + .collect() +} + /// Build the per-variable `VarInfo` map (plus the set of variables /// referenced by `INIT()`) for `model` under the given module-input /// wiring. diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs index c7c289e3f..37682bf02 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs @@ -109,6 +109,125 @@ fn dt_walk_successors_order_is_btreeset_sorted() { ); } +// ── init-phase cycle relation (`init_walk_successors`) ────────────────── +// +// `init_walk_successors` is the single shared init-phase cycle-successor +// relation, the exact analogue of `dt_walk_successors` for the init +// phase. It is consumed by both the production cycle detector +// (`compute_inner` inside `model_dependency_graph_impl`, init branch) +// and the init-phase per-element recurrence resolution. These tests pin +// its invariant per node kind: +// Module => empty (the module early-return in `compute_inner` applies +// to BOTH phases -- a module is never on the DFS stack so it +// can never carry a cycle in either phase), +// Stock => initial_deps filtered to known vars -- a stock is NOT an +// init sink (the dt stock sink is `!is_initial`-gated; a +// stock is a valid init-relation node, so its init deps and +// stock-targeted init deps are KEPT), +// Aux => initial_deps filtered to known vars (unknown deps dropped, +// matching the inlined `compute_inner` init logic), +// absent => empty (no panic). + +/// Build a bare `VarInfo` carrying `initial_deps` for the pure-unit +/// `init_walk_successors` tests (the dt-only helper `vi_for_test` leaves +/// `initial_deps` empty). +fn vi_init_for_test(is_stock: bool, is_module: bool, initial_deps: &[&str]) -> VarInfo { + VarInfo { + is_stock, + is_module, + dt_deps: BTreeSet::new(), + initial_deps: initial_deps.iter().map(|s| (*s).to_string()).collect(), + } +} + +#[test] +fn init_walk_successors_module_has_no_cycle_successors() { + let mut vinfo: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + vinfo.insert("m".to_string(), vi_init_for_test(false, true, &["a"])); + vinfo.insert("a".to_string(), vi_init_for_test(false, false, &[])); + // The module early-return in `compute_inner` fires before + // `processing.insert` in BOTH phases, so a module is never on the + // DFS stack and can never carry a cycle in the init phase either: + // empty cycle-successor set (mirrors `dt_walk_successors`). + assert!(init_walk_successors(&vinfo, "m").is_empty()); +} + +#[test] +fn init_walk_successors_stock_is_not_an_init_sink() { + let mut vinfo: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + vinfo.insert("s".to_string(), vi_init_for_test(true, false, &["s", "a"])); + vinfo.insert("a".to_string(), vi_init_for_test(false, false, &[])); + // A Stock is NOT an init-phase sink: the dt stock sink in + // `compute_inner` is `!is_initial`-gated, so in the init phase a + // stock's `initial_deps` ARE its cycle successors. A stock whose + // init equation references itself (`s` in its own init deps) is a + // genuine init self-loop, so `s` MUST appear in its own successor + // set (this is exactly what an init-phase recurrence behind a stock + // relies on). + assert_eq!(init_walk_successors(&vinfo, "s"), vec!["a", "s"]); +} + +#[test] +fn init_walk_successors_keeps_stock_targeted_deps() { + let mut vinfo: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + vinfo.insert( + "x".to_string(), + vi_init_for_test(false, false, &["the_stock", "aux2"]), + ); + vinfo.insert("the_stock".to_string(), vi_init_for_test(true, false, &[])); + vinfo.insert("aux2".to_string(), vi_init_for_test(false, false, &[])); + // Unlike `dt_walk_successors` (which drops stock-targeted deps + // because a stock breaks the dt chain), the init relation KEEPS a + // stock-targeted dep: a stock's initial value is a real init-phase + // dependency. NO stock filter on the deps. + assert_eq!(init_walk_successors(&vinfo, "x"), vec!["aux2", "the_stock"]); +} + +#[test] +fn init_walk_successors_filters_unknown_deps() { + let mut vinfo: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + vinfo.insert( + "x".to_string(), + vi_init_for_test(false, false, &["known", "ghost"]), + ); + vinfo.insert("known".to_string(), vi_init_for_test(false, false, &[])); + // "ghost" is intentionally absent from var_info. + // This is exactly the inlined `compute_inner` init semantics + // (`info.initial_deps.iter().filter(|dep| + // var_info.contains_key(dep))`): unknown deps dropped, no other + // filter. + assert_eq!(init_walk_successors(&vinfo, "x"), vec!["known"]); +} + +#[test] +fn init_walk_successors_absent_name_is_empty() { + let vinfo: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + // A malformed/absent var_info entry must not panic; it yields no + // successors (mirrors `dt_walk_successors`; `compute_inner` likewise + // early-returns `Ok(())` for an unknown name). + assert!(init_walk_successors(&vinfo, "nope").is_empty()); +} + +#[test] +fn init_walk_successors_order_is_btreeset_sorted() { + let mut vinfo: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + vinfo.insert( + "x".to_string(), + vi_init_for_test(false, false, &["zeta", "alpha", "mid"]), + ); + vinfo.insert("zeta".to_string(), vi_init_for_test(false, false, &[])); + vinfo.insert("alpha".to_string(), vi_init_for_test(false, false, &[])); + vinfo.insert("mid".to_string(), vi_init_for_test(false, false, &[])); + // initial_deps is a BTreeSet; the successor list preserves its + // sorted iteration order, so init cycle detection and the init SCC + // adjacency are byte-stable across runs (same discipline as + // `dt_walk_successors`). + assert_eq!( + init_walk_successors(&vinfo, "x"), + vec!["alpha", "mid", "zeta"] + ); +} + fn aux_var(ident: &str, eq: &str) -> datamodel::Variable { datamodel::Variable::Aux(datamodel::Aux { ident: ident.to_string(), From 07b513b7f9b884b296ce4d9bbd7fa08b4da2375c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 14:02:19 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 21/72] engine: init-phase per-element relation and verdict Phase 2 Task 3. Parameterize the Phase 1 per-element recurrence resolution by `SccPhase` instead of duplicating it for init: - `resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs` -> `resolve_recurrence_sccs(.., phase)`: identifies the offending SCCs over `dt_walk_successors` (Dt) or `init_walk_successors` (Initial, Task 2), single-variable-only in Subcomponent A (multi-variable SCCs stay `has_unresolved` for Subcomponent B's combined-fragment lowering). - `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` gains a `phase` arg. The `Dt` branch is unchanged (verify dt element-acyclic AND, as a precondition, init element-acyclic -- a same-equation aux self-recurrence's self-edge is in both relations; emit `phase: Dt`). The new `Initial` branch verifies init element-acyclicity ONLY: an init-only recurrence behind a stock has no dt self-edge and no dt per-element `AssignCurr` graph (a stock's dt lowering is `AssignNext`), so a dt precondition would spuriously reject every init-only recurrence; emit `phase: Initial`. - `model_dependency_graph_impl`'s init gate is now symmetric to the dt block: an init first pass with the dt-resolved set runs first (so the acyclic happy path and the both-relations aux self-recurrence -- `self_recurrence.mdl` -- take the `Ok` path with ZERO extra work and byte-identical behavior). Only a back-edge that survives breaking the dt-resolved set's init self-edges (a structurally distinct init-only cycle, e.g. a per-element forward recurrence in a stock's initial value) triggers `resolve_recurrence_sccs(.., Initial)`. Crucially this EXTENDS rather than duplicates Phase 1's existing init handling: Phase 1 already breaks the both-relations aux self-recurrence's init self-edge via the shared dt-resolved set and verifies its init element-acyclicity as a dt-resolution precondition. To avoid emitting a duplicate `phase: Initial` `ResolvedScc` for `{ecc}` (which would regress the Phase 1 single-ResolvedScc behavior), the init pass excludes init SCCs whose members the dt path already resolved. A genuine init element cycle stays unresolved (loud-safe `CircularDependency`). Also generalize the `#[cfg(test)]` dt-phase consistency cross-check (`dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation`) -- previously its rustdoc flagged this as a required Phase 2 step. Check (2) is now scoped to `phase: Dt` resolved SCCs: a `phase: Initial` SCC is by design absent from the dt instrumentation (a stock breaks the dt chain), so cross-checking it against `dt_cycle_sccs` would falsely flag a correct resolution. The dt cross-check stays exactly as strong for the dt path (an un-instrumented `phase: Dt` SCC is still a hard divergence). --- src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 113 ++++-- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs | 291 +++++++++------ src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs | 372 +++++++++++++++++++- src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs | 14 +- src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs | 8 +- 5 files changed, 655 insertions(+), 143 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index 5b30c44f6..df6648618 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -1384,7 +1384,8 @@ fn model_dependency_graph_impl( // 1). Empty unless the dt gate actually found a fully-resolvable // back-edge. let resolvable: BTreeSet = if dt_first.is_err() { - let resolution = crate::db_dep_graph::resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs(db, model, project); + let resolution = + crate::db_dep_graph::resolve_recurrence_sccs(db, model, project, SccPhase::Dt); if !resolution.has_unresolved && !resolution.resolved.is_empty() { let names = resolution .resolved @@ -1425,20 +1426,87 @@ fn model_dependency_graph_impl( } }; - // The init-phase cycle gate breaks the SAME resolved members' - // self-edges (verified element-acyclic in the init phase too by - // `refine_scc_to_element_verdict`), so a single-variable - // self-recurrence -- whose self-edge is structurally present in the - // init relation as well -- does not falsely trip the init cycle gate. - // With an empty `resolvable` (the acyclic happy path, or the - // loud-safe fallback) this is byte-identical to the original - // behavior. Genuine init cycles (a member not init-element-acyclic is - // never in `resolvable`) still report `CircularDependency`. - let initial_dependencies = compute_transitive(true, &resolvable).unwrap_or_else(|var_name| { - has_cycle = true; - cycle_diagnostic(db, model, var_name); - HashMap::new() - }); + // ── Init-phase cycle gate (symmetric to the dt block above) ──────── + // + // First pass with the SAME dt-resolved `resolvable` set: it breaks + // the both-relations single-variable aux self-recurrence's init + // self-edge (`ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` is `ecc`'s init AST too, and + // `refine_scc_to_element_verdict`'s dt verdict already verified + // `ecc`'s init element graph is acyclic as a precondition). With an + // empty `resolvable` (the acyclic happy path / loud-safe fallback) + // this is byte-identical to the original behavior and does ZERO + // extra init refinement work. + let init_first = compute_transitive(true, &resolvable); + + let initial_dependencies = match init_first { + Ok(deps) => deps, + Err(first_init_cycle_var) => { + // A back-edge remains AFTER the dt-resolved set's init + // self-edges are broken => a *structurally distinct* + // init-only cycle (e.g. a per-element forward recurrence in + // a stock's initial value -- a stock breaks the dt chain so + // this never appeared as a dt SCC). Run the init-phase + // recurrence resolution (Phase 2 Task 3), reusing the + // phase-parameterized builder. + let init_resolution = + crate::db_dep_graph::resolve_recurrence_sccs(db, model, project, SccPhase::Initial); + + // Exclude init SCCs whose members the dt path already + // resolved: a both-relations aux self-recurrence is + // identified as an init self-loop too, but re-emitting it as + // a `phase: Initial` `ResolvedScc` would DUPLICATE the dt + // path's single `phase: Dt` SCC (regressing the Phase 1 + // self-recurrence behavior). Keep only the structurally + // distinct init-only SCCs. (Subcomponent A scope: + // `resolve_recurrence_sccs` already routes multi-variable + // SCCs to `has_unresolved`; Subcomponent B resolves those.) + let init_only_resolved: Vec = if init_resolution.has_unresolved { + Vec::new() + } else { + init_resolution + .resolved + .into_iter() + .filter(|s| !s.members.iter().any(|m| resolvable.contains(m.as_str()))) + .collect() + }; + + if init_only_resolved.is_empty() { + // Either a genuine unresolved init cycle (multi-variable + // / element-cyclic / not element-sourceable), or every + // identified init SCC was already dt-covered yet the + // gate still errs (a genuine residual cycle). Loud-safe: + // keep the conservative `CircularDependency`. + has_cycle = true; + cycle_diagnostic(db, model, first_init_cycle_var); + HashMap::new() + } else { + // Break the init-only resolved members' init self-edges + // too (in ADDITION to the dt-resolved set's), then + // re-run. A residual genuine cycle is still loud-safe + // (clear every resolved SCC and flag -- mirrors the dt + // re-run's `unwrap_or_else`, honoring the + // `resolved_sccs`-empty-on-fallback invariant). + let mut init_resolvable = resolvable.clone(); + for s in &init_only_resolved { + for m in &s.members { + init_resolvable.insert(m.as_str().to_string()); + } + } + match compute_transitive(true, &init_resolvable) { + Ok(deps) => { + resolved_sccs.extend(init_only_resolved); + deps + } + Err(var_name) => { + has_cycle = true; + resolved_sccs.clear(); + cycle_diagnostic(db, model, var_name); + HashMap::new() + } + } + } + } + }; // Build runlists via topological sort let var_names: Vec = { @@ -1586,11 +1654,16 @@ fn model_dependency_graph_impl( runlist_flows, runlist_stocks, has_cycle, - // Populated by the Phase 1 Subcomponent B element-cycle - // refinement when the dt cycle gate's back-edge is fully - // explained by resolvable single-variable self-recurrences - // (`resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs`); empty on the acyclic happy path - // and whenever the conservative loud-safe `CircularDependency` + // Populated by the element-cycle refinement + // (`resolve_recurrence_sccs`) when a cycle gate's back-edge is + // fully explained by resolvable single-variable self-recurrences: + // the dt path emits `phase: Dt` SCCs, and the symmetric init + // path (Phase 2 Task 3) emits `phase: Initial` SCCs for the + // structurally-distinct init-only recurrences a stock's initial + // value can introduce (the both-relations aux self-recurrence is + // NOT double-counted -- the init path excludes members the dt + // path already resolved). Empty on the acyclic happy path and + // whenever the conservative loud-safe `CircularDependency` // fallback fires (zero extra work, no behavior change there). // This is the sole `ModelDepGraphResult` construction site (the // dt/init back-edge paths fall through here), so the byte-stable diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs index b1e64e7db..3242d1856 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ use std::collections::{BTreeSet, HashMap, HashSet}; use crate::canonicalize; // `Canonical`/`Ident` are used in production by the element-cycle -// refinement (`resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs` and friends), not only by the +// refinement (`resolve_recurrence_sccs` and friends), not only by the // `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessors. use crate::common::{Canonical, Ident}; use crate::db::{ @@ -370,7 +370,7 @@ pub(crate) fn dt_cycle_sccs( /// > resolved and produces no diagnostic; one that is element-cyclic OR /// > not element-sourceable is unresolved and the engine flags it). /// -/// `resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs` resolves an SCC only when *every* +/// `resolve_recurrence_sccs` resolves an SCC only when *every* /// offending SCC is resolvable (`!has_unresolved`), so the engine is /// all-or-nothing per model: either `resolved_sccs` covers every /// instrumented SCC and no diagnostic is raised, or `resolved_sccs` is @@ -388,15 +388,22 @@ pub(crate) fn dt_cycle_sccs( /// saw as a cycle (the two relations drifted; the whole reason this /// cross-check exists). /// -/// **Phase-1 scoping note (NOT a permanent invariant):** the -/// init-phase relation is currently acyclic by construction for every -/// harness fixture, and `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` resolves only -/// single-variable self-recurrences whose self-edge happens to be -/// structurally present in both the dt and init relations. Phase 2 -/// introduces init-cyclic-but-element-acyclic fixtures and init-cycle -/// resolution; this predicate (and the harness around it) must be -/// generalized then to consult an init-phase resolved-SCC set as well. -/// Do not treat the current init-acyclic situation as a guarantee. +/// **Phase-scoping note.** This predicate cross-checks only the **dt** +/// path: `sccs` is the dt instrumentation (`dt_cycle_sccs` over +/// `dt_walk_successors`), so check (2) is scoped to `phase == Dt` +/// resolved SCCs. Phase 2 Task 3 added `phase: Initial` resolution for +/// init-only recurrences (a per-element recurrence in a stock's initial +/// value), which are *structurally distinct* from dt -- a stock breaks +/// the dt chain, so an init-only SCC is correctly NOT dt-instrumented +/// and is intentionally excluded from check (2). The init-phase +/// resolved-SCC set is instead policed by its own structural argument +/// (the init cycle gate breaks only init-element-acyclic single-variable +/// members' self-edges; any residual genuine init cycle still raises +/// `CircularDependency`, exercised directly by the init-phase tests). A +/// dedicated init-phase *instrumentation* + symmetric cross-check +/// (mirroring `dt_cycle_sccs`/this predicate for the init relation) +/// remains a later-task obligation; do not treat the absence of an init +/// cross-check as a guarantee that the init path needs none. /// /// Returns `Some(reason)` iff the engine and the refinement diverge on /// the same compiled model (=> stop, do not gate: the instrumentation or @@ -424,7 +431,7 @@ fn dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation( // (1) An instrumented SCC the engine resolved is NOT a cycle; one it // did not resolve IS. Because the engine is all-or-nothing per model - // (`resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs` resolves nothing unless every + // (`resolve_recurrence_sccs` resolves nothing unless every // offending SCC is resolvable), "some instrumented SCC is unresolved" // is exactly the condition under which the engine raises the // diagnostic. @@ -459,17 +466,34 @@ fn dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation( )); } - // (2) Every resolved SCC must be one the dt instrumentation actually - // surfaced. A `ResolvedScc` whose members are not an instrumented SCC - // means the refinement resolved a "cycle" the shared dt relation - // never saw -- the two relations drifted. + // (2) Every resolved **dt-phase** SCC must be one the dt + // instrumentation actually surfaced. A `phase: Dt` `ResolvedScc` + // whose members are not an instrumented SCC means the refinement + // resolved a dt "cycle" the shared dt relation never saw -- the two + // relations drifted. + // + // This is deliberately scoped to `phase == Dt`. A `phase: Initial` + // `ResolvedScc` (Phase 2 Task 3 -- a per-element recurrence in a + // stock's initial value) is *structurally distinct* from dt: a + // stock breaks the dt chain, so `dt_walk_successors` reports NO dt + // SCC for it. Cross-checking an init-only verdict against the dt + // instrumentation would falsely flag a correct resolution. The dt + // cross-check stays exactly as strong for the dt path (an + // un-instrumented `phase: Dt` SCC is still a hard divergence); the + // init-phase resolved-SCC set has its own structural argument (the + // init cycle gate breaks only init-element-acyclic members' + // self-edges; any residual genuine init cycle still raises + // `CircularDependency`, exercised by the init-phase tests) and a + // dedicated init instrumentation/cross-check is a later-task + // obligation. if let Some(orphan) = resolved_sccs .iter() + .filter(|s| s.phase == crate::db::SccPhase::Dt) .find(|s| !instrumented.contains(&s.members)) { return Some(format!( - "the element-cycle refinement resolved an SCC the shared \ - dt-phase instrumentation never surfaced as a cycle \ + "the element-cycle refinement resolved a dt-phase SCC the \ + shared dt-phase instrumentation never surfaced as a cycle \ (resolved members={:?}; instrumented multi={:?}, \ self_loops={:?}). The shared dt relation and the refinement \ drifted -- stop, do not gate on a mis-derived relation.", @@ -802,7 +826,7 @@ enum SccVerdict { /// `dt_previous_referenced_vars` from `dt_deps` (the /// `dt_deps.retain(|dep| !lagged_dt_previous.contains(dep))` near the top /// of `build_var_info`), so `dt_walk_successors` reports NO whole-variable -/// self-edge for a PREVIOUS-only recurrence, so `resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs` +/// self-edge for a PREVIOUS-only recurrence, so `resolve_recurrence_sccs` /// never identifies it as an SCC and this function is never invoked for /// it. For any SCC that IS identified, the over-approximation is the /// loud-safe direction: `collect_read_slots` deliberately over-collects @@ -943,101 +967,164 @@ fn phase_element_order( Some(order) } -/// Refine one offending dt SCC (`members`) into its exact per-element -/// graph and render the element-acyclicity verdict. +/// Refine one offending SCC (`members`) for the given `phase` into its +/// exact per-element graph and render the element-acyclicity verdict. /// -/// Phase 1 only resolves the single-variable (self-loop) case; a -/// multi-variable SCC is `Unresolved` (Phase 2 resolves them). +/// Subcomponent A only resolves the single-variable (self-loop) case; a +/// multi-variable SCC is `Unresolved` (Phase 2 Subcomponent B's combined- +/// fragment lowering resolves those). /// -/// A single-variable self-recurrence's whole-variable self-edge appears -/// in BOTH the dt and the init dependency relations (it is the same -/// equation; e.g. `ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` is `ecc`'s init AST too), so -/// `model_dependency_graph_impl` runs the cycle gate over both. The dt -/// SCC is only safe to resolve if the member's induced element graph is -/// acyclic in **both** phases -- otherwise breaking the dt self-edge -/// would let the model through while a genuine init cycle is silently -/// masked. So this verifies element-acyclicity for `SccPhase::Dt` AND -/// `SccPhase::Initial` (both use the existing per-phase production -/// lowering); only then is the SCC `Resolved`. (This is NOT Phase 2's -/// init-cycle resolution -- which targets init cycles structurally -/// distinct from dt -- it is the minimal correctness extension required -/// for the *same* single-variable self-recurrence equation to compile, -/// since its self-edge is structurally present in both relations.) The -/// emitted `ResolvedScc` carries the dt per-element order and -/// `phase: SccPhase::Dt`. +/// **`SccPhase::Dt` (the dt path).** A single-variable dt self-recurrence's +/// whole-variable self-edge appears in BOTH the dt and the init +/// dependency relations (it is the *same equation*; e.g. +/// `ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` is `ecc`'s init AST too), so +/// `model_dependency_graph_impl` runs the cycle gate over both. Breaking +/// only the dt self-edge would let the model through while a genuine +/// *init* cycle on the same equation is silently masked. So the dt +/// verdict verifies element-acyclicity for `SccPhase::Dt` **and**, as a +/// precondition, `SccPhase::Initial`; only then is the SCC `Resolved` +/// with the dt per-element order and `phase: SccPhase::Dt`. This is the +/// minimal correctness extension for the same-equation aux +/// self-recurrence, NOT init-cycle resolution. +/// +/// **`SccPhase::Initial` (the init path -- Phase 2 Task 3).** Targets an +/// init recurrence that is *structurally distinct* from dt: a stock's +/// dt-equation is its flow (a stock breaks the dt chain -- +/// `dt_walk_successors` returns `[]`), while its init-equation is its +/// initial value, so a stock whose initial value is a per-element +/// recurrence has an init self-loop with **no corresponding dt cycle**. +/// Here only the **init** induced element graph is relevant: the dt +/// precondition the `Dt` branch applies would be *wrong* (a stock has no +/// dt element graph -- its dt lowering is `AssignNext`, not the +/// per-element `AssignCurr` the element graph reads -- so requiring dt +/// element-acyclicity would spuriously reject every init-only +/// recurrence). The init verdict therefore verifies `SccPhase::Initial` +/// only, and emits the init per-element order with +/// `phase: SccPhase::Initial`. The both-relations aux self-recurrence is +/// NOT double-resolved here: `model_dependency_graph_impl` excludes init +/// SCCs whose members the dt path already resolved before consuming the +/// init verdict, so `{ecc}` stays a single `phase: Dt` `ResolvedScc`. +/// +/// Both branches reuse the same phase-parameterized `phase_element_order` +/// builder over the engine's own production-lowered per-element exprs -- +/// no init-only re-implementation. fn refine_scc_to_element_verdict( db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, project: SourceProject, members: &BTreeSet>, + phase: crate::db::SccPhase, ) -> SccVerdict { - // Phase 1 scope: only single-variable self-recurrence resolves. A - // multi-variable SCC is routed to `CircularDependency` (Phase 2). + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // Subcomponent A scope: only single-variable self-recurrence + // resolves. A multi-variable SCC is routed to `CircularDependency` + // (Phase 2 Subcomponent B's combined-fragment lowering). if members.len() != 1 { return SccVerdict::Unresolved; } - // The dt induced element graph must be acyclic + element-sourceable. - let dt_order = match phase_element_order(db, model, project, members, crate::db::SccPhase::Dt) { - Some(o) => o, - None => return SccVerdict::Unresolved, - }; - // ...AND so must the init induced element graph: a single-variable - // self-recurrence's self-edge is structurally present in the init - // relation too, so the init cycle gate would independently reject - // the model. Only resolve when the recurrence is well-founded in - // BOTH phases (loud-safe: an init-element-cyclic member stays - // `CircularDependency`). - if phase_element_order(db, model, project, members, crate::db::SccPhase::Initial).is_none() { - return SccVerdict::Unresolved; + match phase { + SccPhase::Dt => { + // The dt induced element graph must be acyclic + + // element-sourceable. + let dt_order = match phase_element_order(db, model, project, members, SccPhase::Dt) { + Some(o) => o, + None => return SccVerdict::Unresolved, + }; + // ...AND so must the init induced element graph: a + // single-variable dt self-recurrence's self-edge is + // structurally present in the init relation too (same + // equation), so the init cycle gate would independently + // reject the model. Only resolve when the recurrence is + // well-founded in BOTH phases (loud-safe: an + // init-element-cyclic member stays `CircularDependency`). + if phase_element_order(db, model, project, members, SccPhase::Initial).is_none() { + return SccVerdict::Unresolved; + } + SccVerdict::Resolved(crate::db::ResolvedScc { + members: members.clone(), + element_order: dt_order, + phase: SccPhase::Dt, + }) + } + SccPhase::Initial => { + // The init induced element graph must be acyclic + + // element-sourceable. NO dt precondition here: an init-only + // (stock-backed) recurrence has no dt self-edge and no dt + // per-element `AssignCurr` graph, so requiring dt + // element-acyclicity would spuriously reject it (loud-safe: + // an init-element-cyclic member stays `CircularDependency`). + let init_order = + match phase_element_order(db, model, project, members, SccPhase::Initial) { + Some(o) => o, + None => return SccVerdict::Unresolved, + }; + SccVerdict::Resolved(crate::db::ResolvedScc { + members: members.clone(), + element_order: init_order, + phase: SccPhase::Initial, + }) + } } - - SccVerdict::Resolved(crate::db::ResolvedScc { - members: members.clone(), - element_order: dt_order, - phase: crate::db::SccPhase::Dt, - }) } -/// The outcome of refining every offending dt SCC into its induced -/// element graph. +/// The outcome of refining every offending SCC (for one phase) into its +/// induced element graph. pub(crate) struct DtSccResolution { /// SCCs whose induced element graph the cycle gate proved acyclic and - /// element-sourceable (single-variable self-recurrence in Phase 1). - /// These are excluded from the `CircularDependency` accumulation and - /// recorded on `ModelDepGraphResult.resolved_sccs`. + /// element-sourceable (single-variable self-recurrence in + /// Subcomponent A). These are excluded from the `CircularDependency` + /// accumulation and recorded on `ModelDepGraphResult.resolved_sccs`. pub(crate) resolved: Vec, - /// `true` iff at least one offending dt SCC is NOT resolved - /// (multi-variable in Phase 1, element-cyclic, or not element- - /// sourceable). When `false`, every dt back-edge is fully explained - /// by resolvable self-recurrences and the dt cycle gate must NOT set - /// `has_cycle` / accumulate `CircularDependency` (loud-safe: any - /// doubt leaves this `true`). + /// `true` iff at least one offending SCC is NOT resolved + /// (multi-variable in Subcomponent A, element-cyclic, or not + /// element-sourceable). When `false`, every back-edge in this phase + /// is fully explained by resolvable self-recurrences and the phase's + /// cycle gate must NOT set `has_cycle` / accumulate + /// `CircularDependency` (loud-safe: any doubt leaves this `true`). pub(crate) has_unresolved: bool, } -/// Identify the offending dt SCC(s) over the engine's own shared dt-phase -/// cycle relation and render each one's element-acyclicity verdict. +/// Identify the offending SCC(s) for `phase` over the engine's own shared +/// cycle relation for that phase and render each one's +/// element-acyclicity verdict. /// -/// *Step A -- SCC identification.* Builds the whole-variable dt adjacency -/// exactly as `dt_cycle_sccs` does (edges from `dt_walk_successors` over -/// the shared `build_var_info(.., &[])` universe): multi-variable SCCs -/// via the promoted `crate::ltm::scc_components` filtered to `len() >= 2`, +/// *Step A -- SCC identification.* Builds the whole-variable adjacency +/// for `phase` over the shared `build_var_info(.., &[])` universe: for +/// `SccPhase::Dt` the edges are `dt_walk_successors` (exactly as +/// `dt_cycle_sccs` does); for `SccPhase::Initial` they are +/// `init_walk_successors` (Phase 2 Task 2 -- the exact init-phase +/// analogue, where a stock is NOT a sink). Multi-variable SCCs via the +/// promoted `crate::ltm::scc_components` filtered to `len() >= 2`, /// single-variable self-loops detected directly from adjacency (Tarjan -/// reports a self-loop as a size-1 component). Defining the relation once -/// and consuming it here AND in `compute_inner` makes this the engine's -/// real dt cycle relation by construction. +/// reports a self-loop as a size-1 component). Defining each relation +/// once and consuming it here AND in `compute_inner` makes this the +/// engine's real cycle relation for the phase by construction. /// /// *Steps B/C -- per-SCC refinement + verdict* are delegated to /// `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` (the exact `(member, element-offset)` -/// graph from production-lowered exprs). SCCs are iterated in the sorted -/// `scc_components` / `BTreeSet` order so `resolved` and the downstream -/// runlist are byte-stable. +/// graph from the phase's production-lowered exprs). SCCs are iterated in +/// the sorted `scc_components` / `BTreeSet` order so `resolved` and the +/// downstream runlist are byte-stable. /// /// On the acyclic happy path there is NO offending SCC, so this returns /// `{ resolved: [], has_unresolved: false }` with zero refinement work. /// -/// **Phase-1 scoping note -- no module-input wiring (NOT neutral).** SCC +/// **Init vs dt overlap (consumer's responsibility).** A single-variable +/// aux self-recurrence's self-edge is structurally present in BOTH the dt +/// and the init relation (same equation), so calling this with +/// `SccPhase::Initial` would *also* identify and resolve `{ecc}`. To +/// avoid emitting a duplicate `phase: Initial` `ResolvedScc` for a +/// member the dt path already resolved, `model_dependency_graph_impl` +/// excludes init SCCs whose members are already in the dt-resolved set +/// before consuming the init verdict (and only runs the init resolution +/// at all when the init cycle gate -- with the dt-resolved set's +/// self-edges already broken -- still reports a back-edge, i.e. a +/// *structurally distinct* init-only cycle). This function stays +/// phase-symmetric and cross-phase-agnostic. +/// +/// **Scoping note -- no module-input wiring (NOT neutral).** SCC /// identification here builds `var_info` via /// `build_var_info(db, model, project, &[])` (empty module inputs), the /// same default wiring `dt_cycle_sccs` uses, whereas the real @@ -1045,30 +1132,37 @@ pub(crate) struct DtSccResolution { /// `&module_input_names`. For an input-wired sub-model these relations can /// differ, so this identification is *incomplete* (it can miss an SCC that /// only manifests once inputs are wired in). Soundness is still preserved -/// in Phase 1: the resolved member set only suppresses self-edges in the -/// caller's `compute_transitive`, which re-runs over the real +/// in Subcomponent A: the resolved member set only suppresses self-edges +/// in the caller's `compute_transitive`, which re-runs over the real /// *with-inputs* `var_info`, and its `.unwrap_or_else` arm clears /// `resolved_sccs` + sets `has_cycle` on any residual genuine cycle, so /// the worst case is a *missed resolution* (a conservative /// `CircularDependency`), never an unsound one. `element_order` is not -/// consumed in Phase 1. Phase 2 (which consumes `element_order` to build -/// the combined per-element fragment) MUST plumb the real -/// `module_input_names` into this identification before relying on it; do -/// not treat the `&[]` argument as neutral. -pub(crate) fn resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs( +/// consumed in Subcomponent A. Subcomponent B (which consumes +/// `element_order` to build the combined per-element fragment) MUST plumb +/// the real `module_input_names` into this identification before relying +/// on it; do not treat the `&[]` argument as neutral. +pub(crate) fn resolve_recurrence_sccs( db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, project: SourceProject, + phase: crate::db::SccPhase, ) -> DtSccResolution { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + let (var_info, _all_init_referenced) = build_var_info(db, model, project, &[]); - // Whole-variable dt adjacency = exactly `dt_walk_successors` for - // every node (the same construction `dt_cycle_sccs` performs). + // Whole-variable adjacency = exactly the phase's shared cycle + // relation for every node (the same construction `dt_cycle_sccs` + // performs for dt; the init-phase analogue for init). let mut edges: HashMap, Vec>> = HashMap::with_capacity(var_info.len()); let mut self_loops: BTreeSet> = BTreeSet::new(); for name in var_info.keys() { - let succ = dt_walk_successors(&var_info, name); + let succ = match phase { + SccPhase::Dt => dt_walk_successors(&var_info, name), + SccPhase::Initial => init_walk_successors(&var_info, name), + }; if succ.contains(&name.as_str()) { self_loops.insert(Ident::from_str_unchecked(name)); } @@ -1094,8 +1188,9 @@ pub(crate) fn resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs( let mut resolved: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut has_unresolved = false; - // Multi-variable SCCs: Phase 1 does not resolve them (Phase 2 does) - // -- always unresolved. `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` also returns + // Multi-variable SCCs: Subcomponent A does not resolve them + // (Subcomponent B's combined-fragment lowering does) -- always + // unresolved. `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` also returns // `Unresolved` for `members.len() != 1`, so this is consistent; we // short-circuit to avoid pointless refinement work. if !multi.is_empty() { @@ -1103,10 +1198,10 @@ pub(crate) fn resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs( } // Single-variable self-loop SCCs (sorted): refine each into its - // induced element graph and record the verdict. + // induced element graph for `phase` and record the verdict. for v in &self_loops { let members: BTreeSet> = std::iter::once(v.clone()).collect(); - match refine_scc_to_element_verdict(db, model, project, &members) { + match refine_scc_to_element_verdict(db, model, project, &members, phase.clone()) { SccVerdict::Resolved(scc) => resolved.push(scc), SccVerdict::Unresolved => has_unresolved = true, } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs index 37682bf02..c746a9524 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs @@ -567,11 +567,13 @@ fn consistency_violation_some_when_resolved_self_loop_still_flagged() { } #[test] -fn consistency_violation_some_when_resolved_scc_not_instrumented() { - // A `ResolvedScc` whose members the dt instrumentation never - // surfaced as an SCC => the refinement resolved something the shared - // dt relation did not even see as a cycle => the two relations - // drifted => STOP (the whole point of the cross-check). +fn consistency_violation_some_when_resolved_dt_scc_not_instrumented() { + // A `phase: Dt` `ResolvedScc` whose members the dt instrumentation + // never surfaced as an SCC => the refinement resolved a DT cycle the + // shared dt relation did not even see => the two relations drifted + // => STOP (the whole point of the cross-check). This must stay + // flagged even after Task 3 -- the dt cross-check is unweakened for + // the dt path. let sccs = DtCycleSccs { multi: vec![], self_loops: BTreeSet::new(), @@ -579,6 +581,40 @@ fn consistency_violation_some_when_resolved_scc_not_instrumented() { assert!(dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, &resolved_a(), false).is_some()); } +#[test] +fn consistency_violation_none_for_init_only_resolved_scc_not_dt_instrumented() { + // Phase 2 Task 3 generalization: a `phase: Initial` `ResolvedScc` + // for an init-only recurrence (a per-element forward recurrence in a + // stock's initial value) is BY DESIGN absent from the dt + // instrumentation -- a stock breaks the dt chain, so + // `dt_walk_successors` reports no dt SCC for it. The dt-phase + // consistency cross-check must therefore NOT treat a `phase: + // Initial` resolved SCC as a "dt relation drifted" orphan (check 2 + // is scoped to `phase: Dt` SCCs; the dt instrumentation does not and + // should not surface init-only cycles). The contrast with + // `consistency_violation_some_when_resolved_dt_scc_not_instrumented` + // is exactly the phase: a non-dt-instrumented `phase: Dt` SCC is a + // genuine drift; a non-dt-instrumented `phase: Initial` SCC is + // correct. + let sccs = DtCycleSccs { + multi: vec![], + self_loops: BTreeSet::new(), + }; + let init_only: Vec = vec![crate::db::ResolvedScc { + members: [crate::common::Ident::new("s")].into_iter().collect(), + element_order: vec![ + (crate::common::Ident::new("s"), 0usize), + (crate::common::Ident::new("s"), 1usize), + ], + phase: crate::db::SccPhase::Initial, + }]; + assert!( + dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation(&sccs, &init_only, false).is_none(), + "a phase:Initial ResolvedScc that is (correctly) not dt-instrumented \ + must NOT trip the dt-phase consistency cross-check" + ); +} + // `array_producing_vars` membership over four cases. Both positive cases // are independently required: each defends `array_producing_vars` against // a different way of under-counting. @@ -768,10 +804,11 @@ fn var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod_none_for_absent_var_no_panic() { // ── Per-element dt SCC resolution (the cycle-gate refinement) ─────────── // -// `resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs` identifies the offending dt SCC(s) over -// the same shared `dt_walk_successors` relation the engine uses, refines -// each into an exact `(member, element-offset)` graph from the engine's -// own production-lowered per-element exprs, and renders a verdict: +// `resolve_recurrence_sccs(.., SccPhase::Dt)` identifies the offending +// dt SCC(s) over the same shared `dt_walk_successors` relation the +// engine uses, refines each into an exact `(member, element-offset)` +// graph from the engine's own production-lowered per-element exprs, and +// renders a verdict: // element-acyclic + element-sourceable single-variable self-recurrence => // resolved (`ResolvedScc`, no `CircularDependency`); a genuine element // cycle (same-element self-loop or multi-var element 2-cycle) or a not- @@ -800,7 +837,7 @@ fn resolve_dt_forward_recurrence_is_resolved_in_declared_order() { let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); let model = result.models["main"].source; - let res = resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project); + let res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt); assert!( !res.has_unresolved, "the single-variable self-recurrence is element-acyclic and \ @@ -826,6 +863,8 @@ fn resolve_dt_forward_recurrence_is_resolved_in_declared_order() { #[test] fn resolve_dt_same_element_self_cycle_is_unresolved() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + // `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1`: every element reads ITSELF => element // self-loop => element-cyclic => unresolved (AC1.5/AC4.2). Must stay // rejected by construction. @@ -837,7 +876,7 @@ fn resolve_dt_same_element_self_cycle_is_unresolved() { let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); let model = result.models["main"].source; - let res = resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project); + let res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt); assert!( res.has_unresolved, "x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1 is a genuine element self-loop and MUST be \ @@ -851,6 +890,8 @@ fn resolve_dt_same_element_self_cycle_is_unresolved() { #[test] fn resolve_dt_scalar_two_cycle_is_unresolved() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + // `a=b+1; b=a+1`: a scalar 2-cycle / multi-variable SCC. Phase 1 // routes multi-variable SCCs to unresolved (Phase 2 resolves them), // and it is also a genuine element 2-cycle => unresolved (AC4.1). @@ -859,7 +900,7 @@ fn resolve_dt_scalar_two_cycle_is_unresolved() { let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); let model = result.models["main"].source; - let res = resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project); + let res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt); assert!( res.has_unresolved, "a=b+1;b=a+1 is a genuine 2-cycle and MUST be unresolved (AC4.1)" @@ -872,6 +913,8 @@ fn resolve_dt_scalar_two_cycle_is_unresolved() { #[test] fn resolve_dt_acyclic_model_has_no_sccs() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + // The AC1.3 happy path: a clean DAG has no offending dt SCC, so the // refinement does zero work and reports nothing (no resolved, none // unresolved). @@ -883,7 +926,7 @@ fn resolve_dt_acyclic_model_has_no_sccs() { let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); let model = result.models["main"].source; - let res = resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project); + let res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt); assert!(!res.has_unresolved, "a clean DAG has no unresolved SCC"); assert!( res.resolved.is_empty(), @@ -893,6 +936,8 @@ fn resolve_dt_acyclic_model_has_no_sccs() { #[test] fn resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + // The emitted per-element run order must be byte-identical across // repeated computations on fresh databases (AC1.4 discipline): the // element graph reuses the sorted Tarjan + BTreeSet ordering, so a @@ -908,7 +953,7 @@ fn resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs() { let db = SimlinDb::default(); let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); let model = result.models["main"].source; - resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project).resolved + resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt).resolved }; assert_eq!( build(), @@ -1005,6 +1050,305 @@ fn model_dependency_graph_resolved_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs() { ); } +// ── Per-element INIT SCC resolution (the init-phase cycle gate) ───────── +// +// `resolve_recurrence_sccs(.., SccPhase::Initial)` is the init-phase +// analogue of the dt resolution: it identifies the offending init SCC(s) +// over the shared `init_walk_successors` relation (Task 2), refines each +// into its exact per-element graph from the engine's own production +// *init*-lowered exprs (`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod(.., Initial)`, +// reused via the phase-parameterized `phase_element_order`), and renders +// the verdict: element-acyclic + element-sourceable single-variable init +// self-recurrence => `ResolvedScc { phase: Initial }`; a genuine init +// element cycle (same-element self-loop) => unresolved (loud-safe, keep +// `CircularDependency`). +// +// The init relation is structurally DISTINCT from dt only for a stock: a +// stock's dt-equation is its flow (the stock breaks the dt chain -- +// `dt_walk_successors` returns `[]`), while its init-equation is its +// initial value, so a stock whose initial value is a per-element forward +// recurrence has an init self-loop with NO corresponding dt cycle. This +// is the case Phase 1's dt path cannot reach (Phase 1's +// `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` only verifies init-acyclicity as a +// *precondition* of resolving a dt self-loop whose self-edge is in BOTH +// relations -- the aux self-recurrence case). Task 3 generalizes that to +// an independent init verdict for the init-only (stock-backed) case +// WITHOUT regressing the aux case (a `{ecc}` already in the dt-resolved +// set is not re-resolved as a duplicate `phase: Initial` SCC). + +/// A single-model datamodel project whose only stateful variable is an +/// arrayed stock `s[t]` (over a 3-element named dimension `t`) with a +/// per-element forward INIT recurrence and a trivial constant inflow. +/// +/// `s`'s init AST references `s` (`s[t2]=s[t1]+1`, ...), so `s` is in its +/// own `initial_deps` (an init self-loop). Its dt-equation is the flow +/// `inflow` (a stock breaks the dt chain), so there is NO dt cycle. The +/// induced per-element INIT graph `(s,0)->(s,1)->(s,2)` is acyclic. +fn arrayed_init_recurrence_stock_project(init_eqs: Vec<(&str, &str)>) -> datamodel::Project { + use crate::datamodel::{Dimension, Equation, Flow, Stock, Variable}; + let dims = vec!["t".to_string()]; + let arrayed = init_eqs + .into_iter() + .map(|(elem, eq)| (elem.to_string(), eq.to_string(), None, None)) + .collect(); + datamodel::Project { + name: "test".to_string(), + sim_specs: datamodel::SimSpecs::default(), + dimensions: vec![Dimension::named( + "t".to_string(), + vec!["t1".to_string(), "t2".to_string(), "t3".to_string()], + )], + units: vec![], + models: vec![datamodel::Model { + name: "main".to_string(), + sim_specs: None, + variables: vec![ + Variable::Stock(Stock { + ident: "s".to_string(), + equation: Equation::Arrayed(dims.clone(), arrayed, None, false), + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + inflows: vec!["inflow".to_string()], + outflows: vec![], + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }), + Variable::Flow(Flow { + ident: "inflow".to_string(), + equation: Equation::ApplyToAll(dims, "0".to_string()), + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + gf: None, + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }), + ], + views: vec![], + loop_metadata: vec![], + groups: vec![], + macro_spec: None, + }], + source: None, + ai_information: None, + } +} + +#[test] +fn resolve_init_forward_recurrence_behind_stock_is_resolved() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // A stock whose INIT equation is a per-element forward recurrence + // (`s[t1]=1; s[t2]=s[t1]+1; s[t3]=s[t2]+1`). The stock breaks the dt + // chain, so this is an init-ONLY recurrence: it has NO dt cycle, yet + // the init relation has a forward element recurrence. Phase 1's dt + // path can never reach it (a stock has no dt self-edge); Task 3's + // init verdict resolves it. + let project = arrayed_init_recurrence_stock_project(vec![ + ("t1", "1"), + ("t2", "s[t1] + 1"), + ("t3", "s[t2] + 1"), + ]); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + // The DT relation must have NO cycle (the stock breaks the dt + // chain), so the dt resolution finds nothing. + let dt_res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt); + assert!( + !dt_res.has_unresolved && dt_res.resolved.is_empty(), + "a stock breaks the dt chain: the dt relation is acyclic, so the \ + dt resolution must find neither resolved nor unresolved SCCs \ + (got resolved={:?}, has_unresolved={})", + dt_res.resolved, + dt_res.has_unresolved + ); + + // The INIT relation has a single-variable forward element recurrence + // on `s` whose induced per-element graph is acyclic and + // element-sourceable => resolved with phase == Initial. + let init_res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Initial); + assert!( + !init_res.has_unresolved, + "the init recurrence is element-acyclic and element-sourceable: \ + there must be NO unresolved init SCC" + ); + assert_eq!( + init_res.resolved.len(), + 1, + "exactly one resolved init SCC (s)" + ); + let scc = &init_res.resolved[0]; + assert_eq!( + scc.phase, + SccPhase::Initial, + "an init-phase recurrence must carry phase == Initial" + ); + assert_eq!( + scc.members, + [crate::common::Ident::new("s")] + .into_iter() + .collect::>() + ); + // Deterministic per-element init topological order: t1 has no in-SCC + // reader edges; t2 reads t1; t3 reads t2. + assert_eq!( + scc.element_order, + vec![ + (crate::common::Ident::new("s"), 0usize), + (crate::common::Ident::new("s"), 1usize), + (crate::common::Ident::new("s"), 2usize), + ], + "init element_order must be the per-element topological order" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn init_recurrence_behind_stock_model_dep_graph_resolves_no_circular() { + // End-to-end through the production `model_dependency_graph`: the + // init-only forward recurrence behind a stock must NOT raise + // `CircularDependency`, and the emitted `resolved_sccs` must carry + // exactly one `ResolvedScc { phase: Initial }` for `{s}`. dt has no + // cycle (stock breaks it). + let project = arrayed_init_recurrence_stock_project(vec![ + ("t1", "1"), + ("t2", "s[t1] + 1"), + ("t3", "s[t2] + 1"), + ]); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + !dep_graph.has_cycle, + "an element-acyclic init-only recurrence behind a stock must NOT \ + set has_cycle" + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.len(), + 1, + "exactly one ResolvedScc for the resolved init recurrence" + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0].phase, + crate::db::SccPhase::Initial, + "the resolved SCC is an init-phase recurrence" + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0].members, + [crate::common::Ident::new("s")] + .into_iter() + .collect::>() + ); + + // No CircularDependency diagnostic was accumulated. + let diags = crate::db::model_dependency_graph::accumulated::( + &db, + model, + result.project, + ); + assert!( + !diags.iter().any(|d| matches!( + d.0.error, + crate::db::DiagnosticError::Model(crate::common::Error { + code: crate::common::ErrorCode::CircularDependency, + .. + }) + )), + "no CircularDependency must be raised for the resolved init-only \ + recurrence" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn init_same_element_self_cycle_behind_stock_is_unresolved() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // A stock whose INIT equation is a genuine same-element self-cycle + // (`s[t] = s[t] + 1` -- every element reads ITSELF). This is a real + // init element self-loop and MUST stay unresolved (loud-safe: keep + // `CircularDependency`), exactly as the dt path keeps + // `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` unresolved. + let project = arrayed_init_recurrence_stock_project(vec![ + ("t1", "s[t1] + 1"), + ("t2", "s[t2] + 1"), + ("t3", "s[t3] + 1"), + ]); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let init_res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Initial); + assert!( + init_res.has_unresolved, + "s[t]=s[t]+1 in the init equation is a genuine element self-loop \ + and MUST be unresolved (a real cycle stays rejected)" + ); + assert!( + init_res.resolved.is_empty(), + "a genuine init element self-loop yields no ResolvedScc" + ); + + // End-to-end: the genuine init cycle is still flagged. + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + dep_graph.has_cycle, + "a genuine init element self-cycle still sets has_cycle" + ); + assert!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.is_empty(), + "a genuine init element self-cycle resolves nothing" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn dt_self_recurrence_not_double_resolved_as_init_scc() { + // REGRESSION GUARD for Phase 1's existing init handling. The aux + // self-recurrence `ecc[t1]=1; ecc[t2]=ecc[t1]+1; ecc[t3]=ecc[t2]+1` + // has its `ecc -> ecc` self-edge in BOTH the dt and the init + // relation. Phase 1's dt path already resolves it (verifying init + // element-acyclicity as a precondition) and emits exactly ONE + // `ResolvedScc { phase: Dt }`; the shared resolvable set breaks its + // init self-edge in the init gate. Task 3's init verdict must NOT + // additionally emit a duplicate `ResolvedScc { phase: Initial }` for + // `{ecc}` -- the emitted `resolved_sccs` must stay length 1, phase + // Dt. (This is the exact "extends, not duplicates Phase 1" contract.) + let project = TestProject::new("dt_init_no_double_resolve") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .array_with_ranges( + "ecc[t]", + vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "ecc[t1] + 1"), ("t3", "ecc[t2] + 1")], + ); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + !dep_graph.has_cycle, + "the aux self-recurrence must still resolve (no CircularDependency)" + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.len(), + 1, + "the both-relations aux self-recurrence must emit EXACTLY ONE \ + ResolvedScc -- Task 3's init verdict must not add a duplicate \ + phase:Initial SCC for a member the dt path already resolved \ + (got {:?})", + dep_graph.resolved_sccs + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0].phase, + crate::db::SccPhase::Dt, + "the single resolved SCC stays the dt-path verdict (phase == Dt), \ + not re-attributed to Initial" + ); +} + // ── ResolvedScc / SccPhase salsa-equality wiring ──────────────────────── // // `ResolvedScc` rides on `ModelDepGraphResult`, which is a salsa return diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs index 39fbdc057..5f0530f18 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/indexed.rs @@ -201,14 +201,14 @@ fn hash_u32_slice(vals: &[u32]) -> u64 { /// directly rather than from component size. /// /// Production `pub(crate)` primitive: the `db_dep_graph.rs` element-cycle -/// refinement (`resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs` / +/// refinement (`resolve_recurrence_sccs` / /// `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` -- single-variable self-recurrence -/// resolution in the dt cycle gate) calls it from production code, in -/// addition to the `#[cfg(test)]` dt-phase cycle accessor -/// `crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`. It is consumed twice: once over -/// the whole-variable dt adjacency to find the offending SCCs, and once -/// over each SCC's induced `(member, element)` graph to render the -/// element-acyclicity verdict. +/// resolution in the dt AND init cycle gates) calls it from production +/// code, in addition to the `#[cfg(test)]` dt-phase cycle accessor +/// `crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`. It is consumed twice per phase: +/// once over the whole-variable phase adjacency to find the offending +/// SCCs, and once over each SCC's induced `(member, element)` graph to +/// render the element-acyclicity verdict. pub(crate) fn scc_components( edges: &HashMap, Vec>>, ) -> Vec>> { diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs index 104dcf08d..f1b127133 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/mod.rs @@ -52,10 +52,10 @@ pub(crate) use types::normalize_module_ref; // Shared SCC primitive over an `Ident`-keyed adjacency list. Used in // production by the `db_dep_graph.rs` element-cycle refinement -// (`resolve_dt_recurrence_sccs` -- single-variable self-recurrence -// resolution in the dt cycle gate, which calls it over both the -// whole-variable dt adjacency and each SCC's induced element graph), -// plus the `#[cfg(test)]` dt-phase cycle accessor +// (`resolve_recurrence_sccs` -- single-variable self-recurrence +// resolution in the dt AND init cycle gates, which calls it over both +// the whole-variable phase adjacency and each SCC's induced element +// graph), plus the `#[cfg(test)]` dt-phase cycle accessor // (`crate::db_dep_graph::dt_cycle_sccs`). pub(crate) use indexed::scc_components; From 2149ab7113799881645f532e067437f3f00e8439 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 15:05:08 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 22/72] doc: revise phase 2 subcomponent B for symbolic-ref architecture (GH #575) --- .../phase_02.md | 322 ++++++++++++------ 1 file changed, 227 insertions(+), 95 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02.md index 9112210bd..554a9d32f 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02.md @@ -30,15 +30,47 @@ per-element dt relation builder + verdict, `ResolvedScc`/`SccPhase`/ ## Design deviations (verified — these override the design doc) -1. **`PerVarBytecodes` is post-compile bytecode, NOT `Vec`** - (`compiler/symbolic.rs:323-337`: `symbolic: SymbolicByteCode` + resource - side-channels; no variable ident, no layout offsets). The design's "collect - each member's per-element lowered `AssignCurr` slots ... into one synthetic - `PerVarBytecodes`" must be reframed: **interleave at the `Vec` - (lowered `Var.ast`) level, then recompile the combined `Vec` through - the existing `compile_phase` machinery** (the closure inside - `compile_var_fragment`, `db.rs:3433-3520`). The `AssignCurr` slots are not - separable post-compile. +1. **REVISED (supersedes the original deviation #1; see GH #575). + `Expr::AssignCurr` operands are per-variable *mini-slots*, NOT + cross-member-comparable absolute model slots.** `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` + → `lower_var_fragment` (`db_var_fragment.rs:532-877`) builds a *fresh + per-variable mini-layout*: `mini_offset` starts at + `crate::vm::IMPLICIT_VAR_COUNT` (=4 for root), the variable itself is + placed first, then its own deps, then implicit vars; + `rmap = ReverseOffsetMap::from_layout(&mini_layout)`. So every SCC member's + own variable sits at slot 4 in *its own* layout, every member's + `AssignCurr` write-slots collide, and a member's cross-member reads land on + *that member's private* dep mini-slots. Consequently the original plan's + "interleave raw `Vec` and recompile through one shared context" + mechanism is **unimplementable**, and Phase 1's `phase_element_order` (which + keys an element graph on raw `AssignCurr` slots) builds **zero cross-member + edges** for any multi-member SCC — it produces a wrong topological order + *and* (fatally) resolves a genuine multi-variable element cycle + (`a[i]=b[i];b[i]=a[i]`) as acyclic (unsound, violates the AC4 loud-safe + hard rule). It is masked today only by the `members.len() != 1` + short-circuit in `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` (`db_dep_graph.rs:1023`), + which this phase must remove. + + **Both the multi-member verdict AND the combined-fragment interleave must + operate at the SYMBOLIC layer.** `compile_var_fragment`'s `compile_phase` + closure (`db.rs:~3670-3757`) already compiles a variable's phase exprs + through its own correct mini-context and `symbolize_bytecode`s the result + into a `PerVarBytecodes { symbolic: SymbolicByteCode, .. }` whose every + variable reference is a layout-independent `SymVarRef { name: String, + element_offset: usize }` (`compiler/symbolic.rs:37-42`). `SymVarRef` IS the + cross-member-comparable identity the verdict and the interleave need. + `concatenate_fragments`/`renumber_opcode` (`symbolic.rs:1218-1400`) already + merge `&[&PerVarBytecodes]` with per-fragment resource renumbering; + `resolve_module` (`symbolic.rs:826-` / the `assemble_module` call site) + resolves `SymVarRef` → real model offsets at assembly so variable layout + offsets and the results map are unchanged. The plan's "recompile the + combined `Vec`" is replaced by "compile each member independently + (existing `compile_phase`), split each member's `SymbolicByteCode` into + per-element segments delimited by its per-element write opcode + (`AssignCurr`/`AssignConstCurr`/`BinOpAssignCurr`, element id = + `SymVarRef.element_offset`), and interleave the segments in + `ResolvedScc.element_order` with per-member resource renumbering — a + per-element-granular generalization of `concatenate_fragments`." 2. **The runlist `Vec` is salsa-owned and immutable at the `assemble_module` site** (`db.rs:4303-4307` reads `&ModelDepGraphResult`). "Remove members from the per-variable runlist" means **skip SCC members @@ -233,86 +265,174 @@ Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io` init-phase tests — pass. -### Task 4: Combined `Vec` interleave (the core transform) +### Task 4: Symbolic per-member fragment accessor + multi-member symbolic element-graph verdict (the correctness rebuild — GH #575) -**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC2.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.3 +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC2.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.4, element-cycle-resolution.AC4 (loud-safe: genuine multi-variable element cycles stay rejected) + +**Why this task exists:** Phase 1's `phase_element_order` builds the SCC +element graph from raw per-variable mini-slots and is structurally incapable +of cross-member edges (GH #575): for any multi-member SCC it produces a wrong +order *and* resolves a genuine multi-variable element cycle as acyclic +(unsound). Phase 2 must resolve multi-member SCCs, so the verdict's +element-graph construction must be rebuilt on the cross-member-comparable +**symbolic** representation BEFORE the combined fragment (Task 5) can consume +a correct `ResolvedScc`. **Files:** -- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` (a new `pub(crate)` helper that, given a `ResolvedScc` and its members' production-lowered `Vec`, produces one combined `Vec`) +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` — add a `pub(crate)` accessor + returning a variable's *symbolic* `PerVarBytecodes` for a phase (factor the + existing `compile_phase` closure in `compile_var_fragment` so the SCC path + reuses the exact production compile+symbolize, never a re-derivation). +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` — replace the mini-slot + element-graph construction (`phase_element_order` / `slot_to_node` / + `member_elements` / `element_node_key` / the `Expr`-based + `collect_read_slots`) with a symbolic builder over `SymVarRef`; remove the + `members.len() != 1` guard in `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` + (`db_dep_graph.rs:1023`). **Implementation:** -For a resolved multi-variable SCC, build one combined `Vec` whose -element writes follow `ResolvedScc.element_order`: -- For each member, obtain its production-lowered per-element `Vec` for - the SCC's phase via `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` (Phase 1 Task 3). -- Each member's lowered `Vec` is a flat sequence segmented per element - as `[pre-exprs..., Expr::AssignCurr(member_base + elem, rhs)]` - (`compiler/mod.rs:1651-1683` Arrayed / `:1721-1736` ApplyToAll; element - order = `SubscriptIterator` declared order; `Expr::AssignCurr` is - `compiler/expr.rs:85`, first operand = absolute slot offset). Split each - member's `Vec` into per-element slices keyed by the `AssignCurr` - offset (the slice for element `e` is the run of exprs up to and including - the `AssignCurr` whose offset is `member_base_M + e`). -- Emit the slices in `ResolvedScc.element_order` order - (`Vec<(Ident, usize)>`), concatenated into one combined - `Vec`. Each `AssignCurr` keeps its original absolute offset operand — - only the ordering changes, so variable layout offsets and the results map - are unchanged (AC2.3) and per-variable series remain individually - addressable. -- Determinism: `element_order` is already byte-stable (Phase 1 sorted Tarjan - tie-break); the interleave is a pure reordering, so the combined `Vec` - is byte-stable. - -**Testing:** -`db.rs` in-module `#[cfg(test)]`: given a hand-built two-member SCC with known -per-element lowered exprs and a known `element_order`, assert the combined -`Vec` is exactly the slices in `element_order`, every original -`AssignCurr` offset preserved, no expr dropped/duplicated. +- **Accessor:** add `pub(crate) fn var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod(db, model, + project, var_name, phase: SccPhase) -> Option`. It must + reuse the *exact* production compile+symbolize path: factor the + `compile_phase` closure body out of `compile_var_fragment` + (`db.rs:~3670-3757`) into a `pub(crate)` helper taking the caller-owned + context (`offsets`, `rmap`, `tables`, `module_refs`, `mini_offset`, + `converted_dims`, `dim_context`, `model_name_ident`, `inputs`) + the phase + `Vec`, returning `Option`; the accessor builds that + context exactly as `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` does (mirror it + byte-for-byte; select `per_phase_lowered.noninitial` for `Dt`, `.initial` + for `Initial`), then calls the factored helper. `None` is the loud-safe + signal (no `SourceVariable`, `Fatal`, `Var::new` error, or compile/ + symbolize failure) — never panic. `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` stays + (Phase 3 still extends its no-`SourceVariable` arm); the symbolic accessor + is the new SCC-graph source. +- **Symbolic element graph (replaces `phase_element_order`):** for each SCC + member, get its symbolic `PerVarBytecodes` for the phase. Walk + `symbolic.code`: + - A per-element **write** is `SymbolicOpcode::AssignCurr { var } | + AssignConstCurr { var, .. } | BinOpAssignCurr { var, .. }` where + `var.name == member`. It defines node `(var.name.clone(), + var.element_offset)` and terminates the current element segment. + - The **reads** consumed by that element are the `SymVarRef`s in the + opcodes since the previous write (inclusive of this write's own operand + sub-expression already flattened into preceding stack ops): + `LoadVar{var} | SymLoadPrev{var} | SymLoadInitial{var} | + LoadSubscript{var} | PushVarView{var,..} | PushVarViewDirect{var,..}`, + and `PushStaticView{view_id}` → resolve `static_views[view_id].base`; if + `SymStaticViewBase::Var(v)` enumerate the exact element set the view + addresses (mirror Phase 1 `collect_read_slots`'s `StaticSubscript` + dims/strides/offset enumeration, but in symbolic space — exact, not an + over-approximation, so genuinely element-acyclic models like `ref.mdl` + still resolve). Reuse/adapt the existing + `sym_var_refs_in_bytecode` enumeration shape (`symbolic.rs:767-782`) but + split read-opcodes vs the write terminal and add the static-view base + resolution. + - For every read `SymVarRef { name, element_offset }` whose `name` is an + SCC member, add edge `(name, element_offset) -> (write.name, + write.element_offset)`. Over-approximation remains the loud-safe + direction (preserve Phase 1's documented `collect_read_slots` contract: + an extra edge only forces a conservative `CircularDependency`, never a + wrong order; `SymLoadPrev` is included as an edge exactly as the + `Expr`-level `Previous`-arg was — PREVIOUS-only recurrences stay + protected upstream by `build_var_info`'s `dt_previous` strip at SCC + *identification*, unchanged). + - Node identity is the `(canonical-name, element_offset)` pair encoded + byte-stably for `crate::ltm::scc_components` (keep the existing injective + `element_node_key` U+241F scheme — it is already an opaque graph key — or + an equivalent; `name` is a real canonical variable name here so it is + well-formed). Element self-loop or element multi-SCC ⇒ `None` + (unresolved, loud-safe). Acyclic ⇒ deterministic topological order over + `(member, element)` (same sorted Kahn/tie-break discipline as Phase 1, + so byte-stable). +- **Unify N=1 and N≥2.** `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` drops the + `members.len() != 1` short-circuit and calls the symbolic builder for all + SCCs; single-variable self-recurrence is just the N=1 case of the same + builder. The `SccPhase::Dt`/`Initial` branch structure (Dt requires + init-element-acyclicity too; Initial is init-only) is preserved exactly. + All Phase 1 + Subcomponent A single-member regression guards + (`self_recurrence_resolves_and_no_self_token_leak`, + `genuine_cycles_still_rejected`, `resolve_dt_*`, `resolve_init_*`, + `dt_cycle_sccs_*`, byte-stability) MUST stay green unchanged — they encode + the correct single-member behavior. + +**Testing (RED-first, `db_dep_graph_tests.rs`):** +- A two-member `ref.mdl`-shaped SCC (`ce`/`ecc`, `ce[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1; + ecc[tNext]=ce[tNext]+1`) ⇒ `Resolved` with the correct **interleaved** + `element_order` (ce[0],ecc[0],ce[1],ecc[1],…) — RED before the rebuild + (today it is short-circuited `Unresolved`), GREEN after. +- A genuine multi-variable element 2-cycle (`a[i]=b[i]; b[i]=a[i]`) ⇒ + `Unresolved` (the GH #575 unsoundness fix — this is the load-bearing + correctness assertion; it must fail RED if the symbolic builder is wrong). +- A genuine scalar 2-cycle (`a=b+1; b=a+1`) ⇒ `Unresolved`. +- Single-variable forward self-recurrence ⇒ `Resolved`, byte-identical + `element_order` to Phase 1 (regression: N=1 unchanged). +- `interleaved.mdl`-shaped element-acyclic-through-2-cycle ⇒ `Resolved`. +- A member whose symbolic fragment is unsourceable ⇒ `Unresolved`, no panic. **Verification:** -Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io combined_exprs` (new -test name) — pass. -**Commit:** `engine: combined Vec interleave for multi-variable SCCs` +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --lib db_dep_graph` — +RED on the new multi-member + unsoundness tests before, GREEN after, and the +entire existing `db_dep_graph` suite still green (no single-member +regression). +**Commit:** `engine: rebuild SCC element-graph verdict on symbolic refs (multi-member, GH #575)` -### Task 5: Compile the combined `Vec` into one `PerVarBytecodes` +### Task 5: Interleave members' symbolic per-element segments into one combined `PerVarBytecodes` **Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC2.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.3 **Files:** -- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` (reuse the `compile_phase` machinery — the closure inside `compile_var_fragment` at `db.rs:3433-3520` — to turn the Task 4 combined `Vec` into one `PerVarBytecodes`; factor `compile_phase` into a callable form if needed) +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` (a new `pub(crate)` helper that, given a `ResolvedScc` and its members' symbolic `PerVarBytecodes` from the Task 4 accessor, produces one combined `PerVarBytecodes`) **Implementation:** -`compile_phase` (`db.rs:3433-3520`) wraps an `&[Expr]` in a minimal -`crate::compiler::Module` (`runlist_flows: exprs.to_vec()`, `db.rs:3449`), -calls `module.compile()` (`db.rs:3479`), `symbolize_bytecode` (`db.rs:3482`), -and assembles a `PerVarBytecodes` (`db.rs:3509-3516`). It closes over -per-variable state (`offsets`, `rmap`, `tables`, `module_refs`, -`mini_offset`, `converted_dims`, `dim_context`, `model_name_ident`, -`inputs`). For a combined SCC fragment, that context must be the **union/ -shared** context valid for all SCC members (the members share one model; -their offsets are absolute model slots, so the same `offsets`/`rmap` apply). -Extract `compile_phase` into a `pub(crate)` function callable with an -explicit context + the combined `Vec`, returning one `PerVarBytecodes` -that: -- writes each member's `member_base + elem` slot (offsets unchanged — AC2.3), -- ends in a single `Ret` (so `concatenate_fragments`'s trailing-`Ret` strip - at `symbolic.rs:1266-1272` works), -- has self-consistent local resource ids / `temp_sizes` (so the all-phases - merge `concatenate_fragments` at `db.rs:4644` and - `ContextResourceCounts::from_fragments` accounting stay correct). +Each member's symbolic `PerVarBytecodes` (Task 4 accessor) is, for an arrayed +member, a sequence of per-element computations each ending in that element's +write opcode (`SymbolicOpcode::AssignCurr | AssignConstCurr | BinOpAssignCurr` +with `var.name == member`, element id = `var.element_offset`). Build one +combined `PerVarBytecodes` whose element writes follow +`ResolvedScc.element_order`: +- **Segment** each member's `symbolic.code` into per-element slices: the slice + for element `e` is the run of opcodes up to and including the write opcode + whose `var.element_offset == e` (strip any trailing `Ret`). Validate every + member element in `element_order` maps to exactly one segment (a missing / + duplicate / non-contiguous segment ⇒ loud-safe error, caller keeps + `CircularDependency`). +- **Resources are member-scoped, not element-scoped.** Compute each member's + resource base offsets (literals, graphical_functions, module_decls, + static_views, temp_sizes, dim_lists) ONCE per member exactly as + `concatenate_fragments` (`symbolic.rs:1218-1309`) computes them per + fragment, and apply that member's offsets (via the existing + `renumber_opcode`, `symbolic.rs:1327-1400`) to every opcode in every + segment of that member. Merge the side-channels per member exactly as + `concatenate_fragments` does (this is a per-element-granular generalization + of `concatenate_fragments`; factor the shared renumber/merge logic rather + than duplicating it). +- **Emit** the renumbered segments in `ResolvedScc.element_order` order, + concatenated, followed by a single trailing `SymbolicOpcode::Ret`. Each + write keeps its original `SymVarRef { name, element_offset }` (only segment + ordering changes), so after `resolve_module` the variable layout offsets + and the results map are unchanged (AC2.3) and per-variable series remain + individually addressable. +- Determinism: `element_order` is byte-stable (Task 4 sorted topo); + per-member resource offsets are assigned in `element_order`'s member + first-encounter order; the interleave is a pure reordering ⇒ the combined + `PerVarBytecodes` is byte-stable. **Testing:** -`db.rs` `#[cfg(test)]`: compile a known combined `Vec` for a two-member -SCC; assert the resulting `PerVarBytecodes` is a well-formed fragment (single -trailing `Ret`; resource side-channels present). Behavior is fully exercised -end-to-end by Task 7 (`ref.mdl`) — keep this unit test focused on fragment -well-formedness, not numeric output (that is the end-to-end test's job). +`db.rs` in-module `#[cfg(test)]`: given a hand-built two-member SCC with known +member symbolic `PerVarBytecodes` and a known `element_order`, assert the +combined `PerVarBytecodes`: segments appear in `element_order`; every member +element's write `SymVarRef` is present exactly once with its original +`name`/`element_offset`; exactly one trailing `Ret`; per-member resource ids +correctly renumbered (no collision across members); side-channels merged. +Numeric correctness is the Task 7/8 end-to-end job — keep this unit focused on +structural well-formedness. **Verification:** -Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io combined_fragment` — pass. -**Commit:** `engine: compile combined SCC Vec into one PerVarBytecodes` +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io combined_fragment` (new +test name) — pass. +**Commit:** `engine: interleave members' symbolic segments into one combined PerVarBytecodes` @@ -321,34 +441,46 @@ Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io combined_fragment` — pass **Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC2.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.2, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.3, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.4 **Files:** -- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` `assemble_module` fragment-collection loops (`db.rs:4450-4486`) for flows; the init `SymbolicCompiledInitial` path (`db.rs:4583-4635`) per the Task 1 spike mechanism. +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` `assemble_module` fragment-collection + loops for flows; the init `SymbolicCompiledInitial` path per the **Task 1 + spike mechanism** (see `phase_02_spike_findings.md`). Locate the loops by + name/content — line numbers shifted from Phase 1/2A edits; the Task 1 spike + re-verified current locations (flow-fragment collection ~`db.rs:4615-4633`, + init renumber loop ~`db.rs:4739-4795`, `resolve_module` ~`db.rs:4879`). **Implementation:** -- Read `dep_graph.resolved_sccs` (Phase 1/Task 3 payload). For each - `ResolvedScc`, build the combined `PerVarBytecodes` (Tasks 4+5) for its - phase. -- **Flows (dt):** in the `runlist_flows` collection loop (`db.rs:4465-4473`), - **skip** every SCC member's per-variable `flow_bytecodes` push, and at the - position of the first SCC member encountered, push the combined fragment's - `&PerVarBytecodes` instead. The combined `PerVarBytecodes` must be **owned** - somewhere that outlives the `concatenate_fragments` call (the existing - vectors hold `&` borrows into `all_fragments`); allocate it in a local that - lives to the end of `assemble_module` and push a reference. The runlist - `Vec` itself is **not** mutated (it is salsa-owned). -- **Initials (init):** apply the Task 1 spike's chosen mechanism. If the spike - found a representable single-`SymbolicCompiledInitial` combined form, emit - it at the first init SCC member's slot and skip the members' per-ident init - entries. Per Task 1's HARD GATE, this task is only reached when a - representable init mechanism exists (or the user accepted a revised scope) — - the loud-safe init fallback is **not** an autonomous path here; if the spike - could not find a mechanism the implementation already STOPped at Task 1 and - surfaced to the user. -- `concatenate_fragments` (`symbolic.rs:1218-1309`) stays agnostic and - unchanged — the combined fragment is just another `PerVarBytecodes`, - mirroring how LTM synthetic fragments are appended (`db.rs:4488-4519`). -- Variable layout (`compute_layout`, `db.rs:4321`) and `resolve_module` - (`db.rs:4719`) are untouched; the combined fragment writes the same - member slots, so the results offset map is unchanged (AC2.3). +- Read `dep_graph.resolved_sccs` (the `ResolvedScc` payload, now correctly + populated for multi-member SCCs by the Task 4 rebuild). For each + `ResolvedScc`, build the combined `PerVarBytecodes` (Task 5) for its phase + via the Task 4 symbolic accessor + Task 5 interleave. +- **Flows (dt):** in the `runlist_flows` fragment-collection loop, **skip** + every dt-`ResolvedScc` member's per-variable `flow_bytecodes` push, and at + the position of the first SCC member encountered, push the combined + fragment's `&PerVarBytecodes` instead. The combined `PerVarBytecodes` must + be **owned** somewhere that outlives the `concatenate_fragments` call (the + existing vectors hold `&` borrows into `all_fragments`); allocate it in a + local that lives to the end of `assemble_module` and push a reference. The + runlist `Vec` itself is **not** mutated (it is salsa-owned). +- **Initials (init):** apply the Task 1 spike's **validated** mechanism (HARD + GATE PASSED, `phase_02_spike_findings.md`): for each init-`ResolvedScc`, + emit ONE `SymbolicCompiledInitial` carrying a synthetic ident + (`$⁚scc⁚init⁚{n}`) whose bytecode is the Task 5 combined fragment, at the + first init SCC member's slot in the `initial_frags` collection loop, and + skip the members' per-ident init entries. The spike verified + `resolve_module`/`eval_initials` consume `compiled_initials` positionally + (ident-agnostic) and that one `SymbolicCompiledInitial` may write multiple + members' init slots, so this needs ZERO changes to `resolve_module` / + `compute_layout` / the renumber loop / the VM init runner. If during + implementation the spike's mechanism is found to genuinely contradict the + code (not mere inconvenience), STOP and surface — the loud-safe init + fallback is NOT an autonomous path. +- `concatenate_fragments` stays agnostic and unchanged — the combined + fragment is just another `PerVarBytecodes`, mirroring how LTM synthetic + fragments are appended. +- Variable layout (`compute_layout`) and `resolve_module` are untouched; the + combined fragment's writes keep their original `SymVarRef` + name/element_offset, so `resolve_module` maps them to the same model slots + and the results offset map is unchanged (AC2.3). **Testing:** End-to-end via Tasks 7/8 (the real proof). Add a focused `db.rs` From 9773534bafbfdec0b836df1156a076678ee8ddb6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 15:25:51 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 23/72] engine: rebuild SCC element-graph verdict on symbolic refs (multi-member, GH #575) The SCC element-cycle verdict built its induced element graph from raw Expr::AssignCurr operands, which are per-variable mini-slots (lower_var_fragment builds a fresh per-variable layout: every member's own variable at crate::vm::IMPLICIT_VAR_COUNT, its deps after it). For any multi-member SCC every member's write-slots collided and every cross-member read landed on the reading member's private dep mini-slots, so the builder produced ZERO cross-member edges: a wrong topological order AND -- fatally -- a genuine multi-variable element cycle resolved as acyclic (unsound, violates the AC4 loud-safe rule). This was masked, not absent, by the members.len() != 1 short-circuit in refine_scc_to_element_verdict plus the multi-SCC short-circuit in resolve_recurrence_sccs. Rebuild the verdict on the cross-member-comparable symbolic layer. Add db::var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod, which sources a variable's symbolic PerVarBytecodes through the exact production compile+symbolize path: the compile_phase closure body is factored out of compile_var_fragment into compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes (a pure refactor -- the production per-variable compile path is byte-identical), and the accessor mirrors var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod's context construction byte-for-byte. symbolic_phase_element_order replaces the mini-slot phase_element_order: it segments each member's symbolic.code on its per-element write opcode and keys edges on the layout-independent SymVarRef { name, element_offset } (name is the canonical variable name, directly comparable across members). The N=1 and N>=2 cases are the same builder over the same element_node_key / scc_components / sorted-Kahn algorithm, so single-variable self-recurrence behavior is byte-identical (every Phase 1 + Subcomponent A single-member regression guard stays green unchanged). The members.len() != 1 mask and the multi-SCC short-circuit are removed; a genuine multi-variable element cycle (a[i]=b[i];b[i]=a[i]) is now detected and stays Unresolved (loud-safe), while an element-acyclic multi-member recurrence (ref.mdl-shaped ce/ecc) resolves with the correct interleaved per-element order. var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod is left in place (Phase 3 extends its no-SourceVariable arm and restores a production consumer). --- src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 355 +++++++++---- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs | 538 +++++++++++--------- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs | 330 ++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 889 insertions(+), 334 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index df6648618..fc04edd0a 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -3568,6 +3568,255 @@ pub(crate) struct VarFragmentResult { pub fragment: crate::compiler::symbolic::CompiledVarFragment, } +/// `model_name -> (var_name -> (offset, size))`: the per-variable mini- +/// layout offset map `lower_var_fragment` produces and the minimal +/// per-phase `crate::compiler::Module` consumes. Structurally identical to +/// `compiler::VariableOffsetMap` / `db_var_fragment::VarOffsets` (both +/// private aliases in their modules); named here so the factored +/// `compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes` signature is self-documenting +/// rather than an inline nested-`HashMap` (which clippy flags as a very +/// complex type). +pub(crate) type PerVarOffsetMap = + HashMap, HashMap, (usize, usize)>>; + +/// Compile one phase's lowered `Vec` for a single variable through +/// its own correct mini-context and symbolize the result into a +/// layout-independent `PerVarBytecodes`. +/// +/// This is the exact body of `compile_var_fragment`'s former +/// `compile_phase` closure, factored out so the element-cycle SCC graph +/// builder (`crate::db_dep_graph` via `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`) +/// reuses the *exact* production compile+symbolize path rather than a +/// re-derivation. `compile_var_fragment` calls this for each phase; the +/// SCC accessor builds the caller-owned context byte-identically to +/// `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` and calls this with the phase's +/// production-lowered exprs. +/// +/// The caller owns and supplies the lowering-independent context +/// (`offsets`, `rmap`, `tables`, `module_refs`, `mini_offset`, +/// `converted_dims`, `dim_context`, `model_name_ident`, `inputs`) exactly +/// as `compile_var_fragment` constructs it. `var_ident_canonical` is the +/// single-variable runlist-order entry the minimal `Module` is built +/// around. Returns `None` (loud-safe, never panics) when `exprs` is +/// empty, the minimal `Module::compile()` fails, or any symbolization +/// step fails -- exactly the closure's original `None` arms. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +pub(crate) fn compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes( + exprs: &[crate::compiler::Expr], + offsets: &PerVarOffsetMap, + rmap: &crate::compiler::symbolic::ReverseOffsetMap, + tables: &HashMap, Vec>, + module_refs: &HashMap, crate::vm::ModuleKey>, + mini_offset: usize, + converted_dims: &[crate::dimensions::Dimension], + dim_context: &crate::dimensions::DimensionsContext, + model_name_ident: &Ident, + var_ident_canonical: &Ident, + inputs: &BTreeSet>, +) -> Option { + use crate::compiler::symbolic::PerVarBytecodes; + + if exprs.is_empty() { + return None; + } + + // Build a minimal Module for this phase + let runlist_initials_by_var = vec![]; + let module_inputs: HashSet> = inputs.iter().cloned().collect(); + let module = crate::compiler::Module { + ident: model_name_ident.clone(), + inputs: module_inputs, + n_slots: mini_offset, + n_temps: 0, + temp_sizes: vec![], + runlist_initials: vec![], + runlist_initials_by_var, + runlist_flows: exprs.to_vec(), + runlist_stocks: vec![], + offsets: offsets.clone(), + runlist_order: vec![var_ident_canonical.clone()], + tables: tables.clone(), + dimensions: converted_dims.to_vec(), + dimensions_ctx: dim_context.clone(), + module_refs: module_refs.clone(), + }; + + // Extract temp sizes from expressions + let mut temp_sizes_map: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + for expr in exprs { + crate::compiler::extract_temp_sizes_pub(expr, &mut temp_sizes_map); + } + let n_temps = temp_sizes_map.len(); + let mut temp_sizes: Vec = vec![0; n_temps]; + for (id, size) in &temp_sizes_map { + if (*id as usize) < temp_sizes.len() { + temp_sizes[*id as usize] = *size; + } + } + + // Update Module with temp info + let module = crate::compiler::Module { + n_temps, + temp_sizes: temp_sizes.clone(), + ..module + }; + + match module.compile() { + Ok(compiled) => { + // Symbolize the flows bytecode (we put everything in flows) + let sym_bc = + crate::compiler::symbolic::symbolize_bytecode(&compiled.compiled_flows, rmap) + .ok()?; + + let ctx = &*compiled.context; + let sym_views: Vec<_> = ctx + .static_views + .iter() + .map(|sv| crate::compiler::symbolic::symbolize_static_view(sv, rmap)) + .collect::, _>>() + .ok()?; + let sym_mods: Vec<_> = ctx + .modules + .iter() + .map(|md| crate::compiler::symbolic::symbolize_module_decl(md, rmap)) + .collect::, _>>() + .ok()?; + + let temp_sizes_vec: Vec<(u32, usize)> = + temp_sizes_map.iter().map(|(&k, &v)| (k, v)).collect(); + + let dim_lists: Vec> = ctx + .dim_lists + .iter() + .map(|(n, arr)| arr[..(*n as usize)].to_vec()) + .collect(); + + Some(PerVarBytecodes { + symbolic: sym_bc, + graphical_functions: ctx.graphical_functions.clone(), + module_decls: sym_mods, + static_views: sym_views, + temp_sizes: temp_sizes_vec, + dim_lists, + }) + } + Err(_) => None, + } +} + +/// A variable's *symbolic* `PerVarBytecodes` for a phase, sourced through +/// the exact production compile+symbolize path (`lower_var_fragment` + +/// `compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes`), never a re-derivation. +/// +/// This is the cross-member-comparable substrate the element-cycle SCC +/// graph builder consumes: every variable reference in the returned +/// bytecode is a layout-independent +/// `SymVarRef { name, element_offset }`, so a multi-member recurrence +/// SCC's induced element graph can be built across members (the fix for +/// GH #575 -- the prior `Expr::AssignCurr`-mini-slot builder was +/// structurally incapable of cross-member edges). +/// +/// Mirrors `crate::db_dep_graph::var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` +/// byte-for-byte for context construction (same helpers, same order, the +/// default no-module-input wiring `build_var_info(.., &[])` uses): +/// `SccPhase::Dt` selects `per_phase_lowered.noninitial`, +/// `SccPhase::Initial` selects `.initial`. Returns `None` (the loud-safe +/// signal -- never panics) on no `SourceVariable`, a per-phase `Var::new` +/// error, `LoweredVarFragment::Fatal`, or any compile/symbolize failure; +/// the SCC refinement then keeps the conservative `CircularDependency`. +/// `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` stays in place (Phase 3 still extends +/// its no-`SourceVariable` arm); this accessor is the new SCC-graph +/// source. +pub(crate) fn var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod( + db: &dyn Db, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, + var_name: &str, + phase: SccPhase, +) -> Option { + use crate::db_var_fragment::{LoweredVarFragment, lower_var_fragment}; + + let source_vars = model.variables(db); + // No `SourceVariable` (an implicit SMOOTH/DELAY/INIT helper, or a + // parent-sourced name): like `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod`, return + // `None` (loud-safe), never panic. + let sv = source_vars.get(var_name)?; + let var_ident_canonical: Ident = Ident::new(var_name); + + // Caller-owned, lowering-independent context, built EXACTLY as + // `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` / `compile_var_fragment` builds it + // (mirror byte-for-byte; same helpers, same order). + let dm_dims = source_dims_to_datamodel(project.dimensions(db)); + let dim_context = crate::dimensions::DimensionsContext::from(dm_dims.as_slice()); + let converted_dims: Vec = dm_dims + .iter() + .map(crate::dimensions::Dimension::from) + .collect(); + let model_name_ident = Ident::new(model.name(db)); + let inputs: BTreeSet> = BTreeSet::new(); + let module_models = model_module_map(db, model, project).clone(); + + let lowered = lower_var_fragment( + db, + *sv, + model, + project, + true, + &[], + &converted_dims, + &dim_context, + &model_name_ident, + &module_models, + &inputs, + ); + + let (per_phase_lowered, tables, offsets, rmap, mini_offset) = match lowered { + LoweredVarFragment::Lowered { + per_phase_lowered, + tables, + offsets, + rmap, + mini_offset, + .. + } => (per_phase_lowered, tables, offsets, rmap, mini_offset), + // The variable did not lower at all => `None` (loud-safe). + LoweredVarFragment::Fatal { .. } => return None, + }; + + // The element-cycle SCC identification uses the default no-module- + // input wiring, so the module-ref reconstruction must match that + // wiring too (mirrors `compile_var_fragment`'s + // `build_caller_module_refs(.., &module_input_names)` with empty + // inputs). + let module_refs = + crate::db_var_fragment::build_caller_module_refs(db, *sv, model, project, true, &[]); + + // `SccPhase::Dt` selects the non-initial (dt/flow) lowering; + // `SccPhase::Initial` selects the initial lowering -- the same + // selection `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` makes. + let phase_var = match phase { + SccPhase::Dt => per_phase_lowered.noninitial, + SccPhase::Initial => per_phase_lowered.initial, + }; + // The phase's `Var::new` errored => cannot source its production + // lowered exprs => `None` (loud-safe). + let var = phase_var.ok()?; + + compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes( + &var.ast, + &offsets, + &rmap, + &tables, + &module_refs, + mini_offset, + &converted_dims, + &dim_context, + &model_name_ident, + &var_ident_canonical, + &inputs, + ) +} + #[salsa::tracked(returns(ref))] pub fn compile_var_fragment( db: &dyn Db, @@ -3666,94 +3915,26 @@ pub fn compile_var_fragment( &module_input_names, ); - // Compile for each phase and symbolize + // Compile for each phase and symbolize. The closure now delegates to + // the factored `compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes` so the SCC + // element-graph builder reuses the EXACT production compile+symbolize + // path (no re-derivation); the per-variable production behavior is + // byte-identical to the former inline closure (same minimal `Module`, + // same temp extraction, same symbolization, same `None` arms). let compile_phase = |exprs: &[crate::compiler::Expr]| -> Option { - if exprs.is_empty() { - return None; - } - - // Build a minimal Module for this phase - let runlist_initials_by_var = vec![]; - let module_inputs: HashSet> = inputs.iter().cloned().collect(); - let module = crate::compiler::Module { - ident: model_name_ident.clone(), - inputs: module_inputs, - n_slots: mini_offset, - n_temps: 0, - temp_sizes: vec![], - runlist_initials: vec![], - runlist_initials_by_var, - runlist_flows: exprs.to_vec(), - runlist_stocks: vec![], - offsets: offsets.clone(), - runlist_order: vec![var_ident_canonical.clone()], - tables: tables.clone(), - dimensions: converted_dims.clone(), - dimensions_ctx: dim_context.clone(), - module_refs: module_refs.clone(), - }; - - // Extract temp sizes from expressions - let mut temp_sizes_map: HashMap = HashMap::new(); - for expr in exprs { - crate::compiler::extract_temp_sizes_pub(expr, &mut temp_sizes_map); - } - let n_temps = temp_sizes_map.len(); - let mut temp_sizes: Vec = vec![0; n_temps]; - for (id, size) in &temp_sizes_map { - if (*id as usize) < temp_sizes.len() { - temp_sizes[*id as usize] = *size; - } - } - - // Update Module with temp info - let module = crate::compiler::Module { - n_temps, - temp_sizes: temp_sizes.clone(), - ..module - }; - - match module.compile() { - Ok(compiled) => { - // Symbolize the flows bytecode (we put everything in flows) - let sym_bc = - crate::compiler::symbolic::symbolize_bytecode(&compiled.compiled_flows, &rmap) - .ok()?; - - let ctx = &*compiled.context; - let sym_views: Vec<_> = ctx - .static_views - .iter() - .map(|sv| crate::compiler::symbolic::symbolize_static_view(sv, &rmap)) - .collect::, _>>() - .ok()?; - let sym_mods: Vec<_> = ctx - .modules - .iter() - .map(|md| crate::compiler::symbolic::symbolize_module_decl(md, &rmap)) - .collect::, _>>() - .ok()?; - - let temp_sizes_vec: Vec<(u32, usize)> = - temp_sizes_map.iter().map(|(&k, &v)| (k, v)).collect(); - - let dim_lists: Vec> = ctx - .dim_lists - .iter() - .map(|(n, arr)| arr[..(*n as usize)].to_vec()) - .collect(); - - Some(PerVarBytecodes { - symbolic: sym_bc, - graphical_functions: ctx.graphical_functions.clone(), - module_decls: sym_mods, - static_views: sym_views, - temp_sizes: temp_sizes_vec, - dim_lists, - }) - } - Err(_) => None, - } + compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes( + exprs, + &offsets, + &rmap, + &tables, + &module_refs, + mini_offset, + &converted_dims, + &dim_context, + &model_name_ident, + &var_ident_canonical, + &inputs, + ) }; // Runlists use canonical names, so compare with the canonical form. diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs index 3242d1856..db4ad22a8 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs @@ -572,6 +572,20 @@ pub(crate) fn dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent( /// production code reachable from the cycle gate cannot panic, so this /// accessor returns `None` instead. The two share `lower_var_fragment` so /// neither re-derives the lowering. +/// +/// **Currently consumed only by its own `#[cfg(test)]` tests.** Phase 2 +/// Subcomponent B (GH #575) rebuilt the SCC element graph on the +/// cross-member-comparable *symbolic* representation +/// (`symbolic_phase_element_order` via `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`), +/// so the prior `Expr`-based `phase_element_order` consumer of this +/// accessor was removed. It is intentionally left in place (NOT deleted) +/// because Phase 3 extends its no-`SourceVariable` arm with parent- +/// `implicit_vars` sourcing and restores a production consumer; deleting +/// it now would force Phase 3 to reconstruct the byte-identical +/// context-mirroring it already gets right. The +/// `cfg_attr(not(test), allow(dead_code))` suppresses the otherwise- +/// correct unused warning for the non-test build until then. +#[cfg_attr(not(test), allow(dead_code))] pub(crate) fn var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod( db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, @@ -637,124 +651,54 @@ pub(crate) fn var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod( } } -/// Collect every absolute current-value slot an RHS `Expr` reads. -/// -/// Reads come from `Var(off)` (a scalar/element slot), `StaticSubscript( -/// off, view)` (every slot the view addresses, exactly: `off + -/// view.offset + Σ coord·stride` over the view's index space), and -/// `Subscript(off, indices, bounds)` (a *dynamic* subscript -- the index -/// is not statically pinnable, so conservatively the whole base array's -/// slot span `off .. off + Π bounds`, plus the index expressions -/// themselves, which may read other vars). `TempArray*` slots are -/// scratch storage, not current values, and are NOT reads (the -/// array-producing-builtin hoist path threads element data through temps, -/// not through a recurrence cycle). +/// Enumerate the exact set of *element offsets within `base.name`* that a +/// symbolic static view addresses. /// -/// Over-approximation is the loud-safe direction: an extra read slot can -/// only ADD an element edge, never drop one, so a genuine cycle is never -/// missed (AC4 hard rule). The only cost is a possible false "cyclic" -/// verdict on an otherwise-resolvable case -- the conservative -/// `CircularDependency` fallback, never a wrong run order. -fn collect_read_slots(expr: &crate::compiler::Expr, out: &mut BTreeSet) { - use crate::compiler::{Expr, SubscriptIndex}; - match expr { - Expr::Var(off, _) => { - out.insert(*off); - } - Expr::StaticSubscript(off, view, _) => { - // Enumerate the exact set of absolute slots the view - // addresses (row-major over `dims`, applying `strides` and - // the view `offset`). Array sizes are small; this is exact, - // not an over-approximation. - let ndims = view.dims.len(); - if ndims == 0 { - out.insert(off + view.offset); - } else { - let total: usize = view.dims.iter().product(); - for linear in 0..total { - let mut rem = linear; - let mut slot = off + view.offset; - for d in (0..ndims).rev() { - let coord = rem % view.dims[d]; - rem /= view.dims[d]; - slot = (slot as isize + coord as isize * view.strides[d]) as usize; - } - out.insert(slot); - } - } - } - Expr::Subscript(off, indices, bounds, _) => { - // Dynamic subscript: the resolved element is not statically - // known, so conservatively every slot of the base array is a - // potential read. - let extent: usize = bounds.iter().product(); - for s in *off..off + extent.max(1) { - out.insert(s); - } - // The index expressions may themselves read other vars. - for idx in indices { - match idx { - SubscriptIndex::Single(e) => collect_read_slots(e, out), - SubscriptIndex::Range(lo, hi) => { - collect_read_slots(lo, out); - collect_read_slots(hi, out); - } - } - } - } - Expr::Op1(_, inner, _) - | Expr::AssignCurr(_, inner) - | Expr::AssignNext(_, inner) - | Expr::AssignTemp(_, inner, _) => collect_read_slots(inner, out), - Expr::Op2(_, lhs, rhs, _) => { - collect_read_slots(lhs, out); - collect_read_slots(rhs, out); - } - Expr::If(c, t, f, _) => { - collect_read_slots(c, out); - collect_read_slots(t, out); - collect_read_slots(f, out); - } - Expr::App(builtin, _) => builtin.for_each_expr_ref(|e| collect_read_slots(e, out)), - Expr::EvalModule(_, _, _, args) => { - for a in args { - collect_read_slots(a, out); - } - } - // Constants, Dt, ModuleInput, and temp-array reads carry no - // current-value slot read. - Expr::Const(_, _) - | Expr::Dt(_) - | Expr::ModuleInput(_, _) - | Expr::TempArray(_, _, _) - | Expr::TempArrayElement(_, _, _, _) => {} +/// This is the symbolic-space analogue of the prior `Expr`-level +/// `collect_read_slots`'s `StaticSubscript` enumeration. After +/// `resolve_static_view`, a `SymbolicStaticView` whose base is +/// `Var(SymVarRef { name, element_offset })` resolves to absolute slots +/// `layout_offset(name) + element_offset + view.offset + Σ coord·stride` +/// (row-major over `dims`, applying `strides`/`offset`). The element +/// offset *relative to the variable* is therefore +/// `element_offset + view.offset + Σ coord·stride` -- the layout offset +/// cancels, which is exactly the layout independence the symbolic layer +/// provides. The enumeration is **exact** (array sizes are small), so a +/// genuinely element-acyclic model (e.g. `ref.mdl`) still resolves; an +/// extra element only ever forces a conservative `CircularDependency`, +/// never a wrong run order (the loud-safe over-approximation contract the +/// prior `collect_read_slots` documented, preserved here). +fn static_view_element_offsets(view: &crate::compiler::symbolic::SymbolicStaticView) -> Vec { + let base_elem = match &view.base { + crate::compiler::symbolic::SymStaticViewBase::Var(v) => v.element_offset, + // A temp-backed view threads scratch storage, not a current-value + // recurrence read (the prior `collect_read_slots` likewise did not + // treat `TempArray*` as a read). + crate::compiler::symbolic::SymStaticViewBase::Temp(_) => return Vec::new(), + }; + let ndims = view.dims.len(); + let mut out: Vec = Vec::new(); + if ndims == 0 { + out.push(base_elem + view.offset as usize); + return out; } -} - -/// Per-member element layout: the slot of every per-element -/// `Expr::AssignCurr` in declared (`SubscriptIterator`) order, plus the -/// member-relative element index of each. -struct MemberElements { - /// `(slot, rhs-as-expr)` for each declared element, in order. - elements: Vec<(usize, crate::compiler::Expr)>, -} - -/// Extract a member's per-element `AssignCurr` layout from its -/// production-lowered `Vec`. `None` (loud-safe) when the member is -/// not element-sourceable or has no `AssignCurr` slots (a malformed or -/// non-arrayed-as-expected lowering -- keep `CircularDependency`). -fn member_elements(exprs: &[crate::compiler::Expr]) -> Option { - use crate::compiler::Expr; - let mut elements: Vec<(usize, Expr)> = Vec::new(); - for e in exprs { - if let Expr::AssignCurr(slot, rhs) = e { - elements.push((*slot, (**rhs).clone())); + let total: usize = view.dims.iter().map(|d| *d as usize).product(); + for linear in 0..total { + let mut rem = linear; + // The element offset relative to `base.name` (the layout offset + // cancels vs. `resolve_static_view`). + let mut elem = base_elem as isize + view.offset as isize; + for d in (0..ndims).rev() { + let dim = view.dims[d] as usize; + let coord = rem % dim; + rem /= dim; + elem += coord as isize * view.strides[d] as isize; + } + if elem >= 0 { + out.push(elem as usize); } } - if elements.is_empty() { - return None; - } - Some(MemberElements { elements }) + out } /// A `(member, element)` node in the SCC-induced element graph, encoded @@ -770,8 +714,9 @@ fn member_elements(exprs: &[crate::compiler::Expr]) -> Option { /// deliberately built with `Ident::from_str_unchecked` even though /// `{member}\u{241F}{element:010}` is not a valid canonical identifier /// (U+241F is not a canonicalization output), because the value is only -/// ever used as an opaque map/set key inside `phase_element_order`'s local -/// element graph -- it is decoded back to `(member, element_index)` via +/// ever used as an opaque map/set key inside +/// `symbolic_phase_element_order`'s local element graph -- it is decoded +/// back to `(member, element_index)` via /// `split_once('\u{241F}')` and NEVER escapes this module (it is never /// stored on a salsa value, compared against a real variable name, or /// resolved as an identifier). U+241F is chosen specifically because it is @@ -794,112 +739,179 @@ enum SccVerdict { /// Element-acyclic + every member element-sourceable: resolved with /// the deterministic per-element topological order. Resolved(crate::db::ResolvedScc), - /// Element-cyclic, not element-sourceable, or multi-variable (Phase 1 - /// only resolves single-variable self-recurrence): keep the - /// conservative `CircularDependency`. + /// Element-cyclic (a genuine element self-loop or a genuine + /// multi-variable element cycle the symbolic builder detects) or not + /// element-sourceable: keep the conservative `CircularDependency`. Unresolved, } -/// Build one SCC's induced per-element graph **for a given phase** and, -/// if it is element-acyclic and every member is element-sourceable in -/// that phase, return the deterministic per-element topological order. -/// `None` means "not resolvable in this phase" (not element-sourceable, -/// an element self-loop, an element multi-SCC, or a non-contiguous -/// lowering) -- the loud-safe signal. +/// Build one SCC's induced per-element graph **for a given phase** from +/// the cross-member-comparable SYMBOLIC representation and, if it is +/// element-acyclic and every member is element-sourceable in that phase, +/// return the deterministic per-element topological order. `None` means +/// "not resolvable in this phase" (not element-sourceable, an element +/// self-loop, or an element multi-SCC) -- the loud-safe signal. /// -/// The graph is built from the engine's OWN production-lowered per-element -/// `Expr::AssignCurr` exprs for `phase` (`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod`, -/// never a re-derivation) -- this is deliberately NOT the LTM -/// `model_element_causal_edges` graph (no lagged/feedback edges are -/// invented; the only edges are the literal current-value data-flow reads -/// of the lowered RHS). +/// **Why symbolic (GH #575).** The prior builder keyed the element graph +/// on raw `Expr::AssignCurr` operands, which are *per-variable mini-slots* +/// (`lower_var_fragment` builds a fresh per-variable layout: every +/// member's own variable sits at `crate::vm::IMPLICIT_VAR_COUNT`, its own +/// deps after it). Those slots are NOT model-global, so for a multi-member +/// SCC every member's write-slots collided and every cross-member read +/// landed on the *reading* member's private dep mini-slots -- ZERO +/// cross-member edges, a wrong order, and (fatally) a genuine +/// multi-variable element cycle resolved as acyclic (unsound, masked only +/// by the old `members.len() != 1` short-circuit). This builder instead +/// consumes each member's *symbolic* `PerVarBytecodes` +/// (`var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`, the exact production +/// compile+symbolize path -- never a re-derivation), where every variable +/// reference is a layout-independent `SymVarRef { name, element_offset }`. +/// `SymVarRef.name` is the canonical variable name (the mini-layout keys +/// are `Ident` -- see `layout_from_metadata`), so it is +/// directly comparable to an SCC member's `Ident`. The N=1 and +/// N>=2 cases are the same builder; N=1 is byte-identical to before (a +/// single member's `AssignCurr(member_base+e, rhs)` symbolizes to one +/// write op with `element_offset == e`, and the reads the prior +/// `collect_read_slots` mapped to `(member, e')` via the mini-`rmap` +/// become exactly the symbolic reads with `name == member, +/// element_offset == e'`; same `element_node_key`, same +/// `scc_components`, same sorted Kahn => same `element_order`). +/// +/// The edges are the literal current-value data-flow reads of each +/// element's symbolic segment -- deliberately NOT the LTM +/// `model_element_causal_edges` graph (no lagged/feedback edges invented). /// /// **PREVIOUS/lagged-read safety -- where the protection actually is.** -/// This element graph does NOT inherit PREVIOUS-stripping: -/// `collect_read_slots` recurses through `Expr::App` via -/// `BuiltinFn::for_each_expr_ref`, and `for_each_expr_ref` visits BOTH -/// operands of `Previous(a, b)`, so a `PREVIOUS(x[..], 0)` argument slot -/// IS collected here as an ordinary current-value read. The reason a +/// This graph does NOT inherit PREVIOUS-stripping: a read-opcode list +/// that includes `SymLoadPrev` is treated as an ordinary current-value +/// read edge here (exactly as the prior `Expr`-level builder collected the +/// `PREVIOUS`-argument slot through `for_each_expr_ref`). The reason a /// PREVIOUS-only self-recurrence (e.g. `x[tNext]=PREVIOUS(x[tPrev],0)`) -/// is nonetheless safe is NOT element-graph inheritance -- it is SCC -/// *identification* upstream (Step A): `build_var_info` strips -/// `dt_previous_referenced_vars` from `dt_deps` (the -/// `dt_deps.retain(|dep| !lagged_dt_previous.contains(dep))` near the top -/// of `build_var_info`), so `dt_walk_successors` reports NO whole-variable -/// self-edge for a PREVIOUS-only recurrence, so `resolve_recurrence_sccs` -/// never identifies it as an SCC and this function is never invoked for -/// it. For any SCC that IS identified, the over-approximation is the -/// loud-safe direction: `collect_read_slots` deliberately over-collects -/// (including any PREVIOUS-argument slot it traverses), which can only ADD -/// an element edge and force a conservative `CircularDependency`, never -/// DROP one and let a genuine cycle through. See `collect_read_slots`'s -/// rustdoc for the over-approximation contract this relies on. dt -/// stock-breaking is genuinely inherited (it is reflected in the lowered -/// exprs `lower_var_fragment` produces, not re-implemented here). -fn phase_element_order( +/// is nonetheless safe is SCC *identification* upstream: +/// `build_var_info` strips `dt_previous_referenced_vars` from `dt_deps`, +/// so `dt_walk_successors` reports NO whole-variable self-edge for a +/// PREVIOUS-only recurrence, so `resolve_recurrence_sccs` never identifies +/// it as an SCC and this function is never invoked for it. For any SCC +/// that IS identified, including `SymLoadPrev` as an edge is the loud-safe +/// over-approximation direction: it can only ADD an element edge and +/// force a conservative `CircularDependency`, never DROP one and let a +/// genuine cycle through. dt stock-breaking is genuinely inherited (it is +/// reflected in the symbolic bytecode `lower_var_fragment` + +/// `compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes` produce, not re-implemented). +fn symbolic_phase_element_order( db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, project: SourceProject, members: &BTreeSet>, phase: crate::db::SccPhase, ) -> Option, usize)>> { - // Per member: production lowered exprs for this phase -> per-element - // layout. Any `None` => not element-sourceable => unresolved - // (loud-safe). - let mut layouts: Vec<(Ident, MemberElements)> = Vec::new(); - for m in members { - let exprs = var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod(db, model, project, m.as_str(), phase.clone())?; - layouts.push((m.clone(), member_elements(&exprs)?)); - } + use crate::compiler::symbolic::SymbolicOpcode; - // Reverse map: absolute slot -> (member, element_index). Each member - // occupies a contiguous run; `member_base` is the offset of its first - // `AssignCurr`, `element_index` = slot - member_base. - let mut slot_to_node: HashMap, usize)> = HashMap::new(); - for (member, layout) in &layouts { - let member_base = layout.elements[0].0; - for (element_index, (slot, _rhs)) in layout.elements.iter().enumerate() { - // Element offsets must be the contiguous `member_base + i` - // run `SubscriptIterator` emits; a gap means the lowering is - // not the simple per-element shape this refinement assumes - // (loud-safe: keep `CircularDependency`). - if *slot != member_base + element_index { - return None; - } - slot_to_node.insert(*slot, (member.clone(), element_index)); - } - } + // The set of member canonical names, for the "is this read an in-SCC + // member?" test. `SymVarRef.name` is the canonical variable name + // (mini-layout keys are `Ident`), so a member's + // `as_str()` compares directly. + let member_names: BTreeSet<&str> = members.iter().map(|m| m.as_str()).collect(); - // Build the induced element graph: for each member element (M, e), - // every current-value slot its RHS reads that maps to an in-SCC node - // (M', e') contributes a data-flow edge (M', e') -> (M, e). + // Build the induced element graph by segmenting each member's + // symbolic code on its per-element write opcode. For each member + // element (M, e), every `SymVarRef` read in its segment whose name is + // an in-SCC member (M', e') contributes a data-flow edge + // (M', e') -> (M, e). Any member whose symbolic fragment cannot be + // sourced => not element-sourceable => unresolved (loud-safe). let mut edges: HashMap, Vec>> = HashMap::new(); let mut self_loop = false; - for (member, layout) in &layouts { - for (element_index, (_slot, rhs)) in layout.elements.iter().enumerate() { - let node = element_node_key(member.as_str(), element_index); - edges.entry(node.clone()).or_default(); - let mut read_slots: BTreeSet = BTreeSet::new(); - collect_read_slots(rhs, &mut read_slots); - // Deterministic successor order: BTreeSet read slots -> - // sorted by the read node's encoded key. - let mut preds: BTreeSet> = BTreeSet::new(); - for s in &read_slots { - if let Some((m2, e2)) = slot_to_node.get(s) { - preds.insert(element_node_key(m2.as_str(), *e2)); + // `members` is a BTreeSet, so this iterates in sorted member order; + // combined with the sorted Kahn below the result is byte-stable. + for member in members { + let frag = crate::db::var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod( + db, + model, + project, + member.as_str(), + phase.clone(), + )?; + let member_name = member.as_str(); + + // Reads accumulated since the previous per-element write of THIS + // member, as (read-name, read-element) pairs. A read is an + // in-SCC edge source only if its name is an SCC member. + let mut pending_reads: BTreeSet<(String, usize)> = BTreeSet::new(); + // True once at least one per-element write of this member has + // been seen: a malformed fragment with no write for the member + // means it is not element-sourceable in the simple per-element + // shape this refinement assumes (loud-safe: keep + // `CircularDependency`). + let mut saw_write = false; + + for op in &frag.symbolic.code { + match op { + // ── Per-element WRITE of this member: terminate the + // current element segment, define node (member, elem), + // and wire every pending in-SCC read as a predecessor. + SymbolicOpcode::AssignCurr { var } + | SymbolicOpcode::AssignConstCurr { var, .. } + | SymbolicOpcode::BinOpAssignCurr { var, .. } + if var.name == member_name => + { + saw_write = true; + let node = element_node_key(member_name, var.element_offset); + edges.entry(node.clone()).or_default(); + // Deterministic successor order: BTreeSet pending + // reads -> sorted by the read node's encoded key. + let mut preds: BTreeSet> = BTreeSet::new(); + for (rname, relem) in &pending_reads { + if member_names.contains(rname.as_str()) { + preds.insert(element_node_key(rname, *relem)); + } + } + for pred in preds { + if pred == node { + // A node reading its own slot is a size-1 SCC + // Tarjan does NOT surface as a >=2 component, + // so detect element self-loops directly from + // adjacency (mirrors `dt_cycle_sccs`). + self_loop = true; + } + edges.entry(pred).or_default().push(node.clone()); + } + pending_reads.clear(); } - } - for pred in preds { - if pred == node { - // A node reading its own slot is a size-1 SCC that - // Tarjan does NOT surface as a >=2 component, so - // detect element self-loops directly from adjacency - // (mirrors `dt_cycle_sccs`'s self-loop handling). - self_loop = true; + // ── Reads consumed by the current element segment. + SymbolicOpcode::LoadVar { var } + | SymbolicOpcode::SymLoadPrev { var } + | SymbolicOpcode::SymLoadInitial { var } + | SymbolicOpcode::LoadSubscript { var } + | SymbolicOpcode::PushVarView { var, .. } + | SymbolicOpcode::PushVarViewDirect { var, .. } => { + pending_reads.insert((var.name.clone(), var.element_offset)); + } + SymbolicOpcode::PushStaticView { view_id } => { + // Resolve the static view's base; if it is a model + // variable, enumerate the EXACT element set it + // addresses (the symbolic-space analogue of the prior + // `collect_read_slots` `StaticSubscript` enumeration, + // so a genuinely element-acyclic model still + // resolves). An out-of-range `view_id` is a malformed + // fragment (loud-safe: unresolved). + let view = frag.static_views.get(*view_id as usize)?; + if let crate::compiler::symbolic::SymStaticViewBase::Var(v) = &view.base { + for elem in static_view_element_offsets(view) { + pending_reads.insert((v.name.clone(), elem)); + } + } } - edges.entry(pred).or_default().push(node.clone()); + // Other write targets (a different member, or `AssignNext` + // / `BinOpAssignNext` -- a stock-update, not a per-element + // current-value write of THIS member) do not terminate + // this member's element segment and carry no read; ignore. + _ => {} } } + + if !saw_write { + return None; + } } // Element-acyclic iff no element self-loop AND no element multi-SCC, @@ -970,9 +982,16 @@ fn phase_element_order( /// Refine one offending SCC (`members`) for the given `phase` into its /// exact per-element graph and render the element-acyclicity verdict. /// -/// Subcomponent A only resolves the single-variable (self-loop) case; a -/// multi-variable SCC is `Unresolved` (Phase 2 Subcomponent B's combined- -/// fragment lowering resolves those). +/// Subcomponent B (GH #575): N=1 and N>=2 are the SAME builder. The +/// element graph is built on the cross-member-comparable SYMBOLIC +/// representation (`symbolic_phase_element_order`), so a multi-member +/// recurrence SCC whose induced element graph is acyclic and +/// element-sourceable resolves exactly like the single-variable case, and +/// a genuine multi-variable element cycle (`a[i]=b[i];b[i]=a[i]`) is +/// detected and stays `Unresolved` (loud-safe). There is no +/// `members.len() != 1` short-circuit (the prior mini-slot builder +/// required one because it could not build cross-member edges and would +/// have resolved a real cycle as acyclic). /// /// **`SccPhase::Dt` (the dt path).** A single-variable dt self-recurrence's /// whole-variable self-edge appears in BOTH the dt and the init @@ -1005,9 +1024,10 @@ fn phase_element_order( /// SCCs whose members the dt path already resolved before consuming the /// init verdict, so `{ecc}` stays a single `phase: Dt` `ResolvedScc`. /// -/// Both branches reuse the same phase-parameterized `phase_element_order` -/// builder over the engine's own production-lowered per-element exprs -- -/// no init-only re-implementation. +/// Both branches reuse the same phase-parameterized +/// `symbolic_phase_element_order` builder over the engine's own +/// production-compiled symbolic bytecode -- no init-only +/// re-implementation. fn refine_scc_to_element_verdict( db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, @@ -1017,21 +1037,22 @@ fn refine_scc_to_element_verdict( ) -> SccVerdict { use crate::db::SccPhase; - // Subcomponent A scope: only single-variable self-recurrence - // resolves. A multi-variable SCC is routed to `CircularDependency` - // (Phase 2 Subcomponent B's combined-fragment lowering). - if members.len() != 1 { - return SccVerdict::Unresolved; - } - + // Subcomponent B (GH #575): N=1 and N>=2 are unified. The element + // graph is built from the cross-member-comparable SYMBOLIC + // representation, so a multi-member SCC is just the N>=2 case of the + // same builder -- no `members.len() != 1` short-circuit. (The prior + // mini-slot builder forced this short-circuit because it was + // structurally incapable of cross-member edges and would otherwise + // have resolved a genuine multi-variable element cycle as acyclic.) match phase { SccPhase::Dt => { // The dt induced element graph must be acyclic + // element-sourceable. - let dt_order = match phase_element_order(db, model, project, members, SccPhase::Dt) { - Some(o) => o, - None => return SccVerdict::Unresolved, - }; + let dt_order = + match symbolic_phase_element_order(db, model, project, members, SccPhase::Dt) { + Some(o) => o, + None => return SccVerdict::Unresolved, + }; // ...AND so must the init induced element graph: a // single-variable dt self-recurrence's self-edge is // structurally present in the init relation too (same @@ -1039,7 +1060,9 @@ fn refine_scc_to_element_verdict( // reject the model. Only resolve when the recurrence is // well-founded in BOTH phases (loud-safe: an // init-element-cyclic member stays `CircularDependency`). - if phase_element_order(db, model, project, members, SccPhase::Initial).is_none() { + if symbolic_phase_element_order(db, model, project, members, SccPhase::Initial) + .is_none() + { return SccVerdict::Unresolved; } SccVerdict::Resolved(crate::db::ResolvedScc { @@ -1055,11 +1078,16 @@ fn refine_scc_to_element_verdict( // per-element `AssignCurr` graph, so requiring dt // element-acyclicity would spuriously reject it (loud-safe: // an init-element-cyclic member stays `CircularDependency`). - let init_order = - match phase_element_order(db, model, project, members, SccPhase::Initial) { - Some(o) => o, - None => return SccVerdict::Unresolved, - }; + let init_order = match symbolic_phase_element_order( + db, + model, + project, + members, + SccPhase::Initial, + ) { + Some(o) => o, + None => return SccVerdict::Unresolved, + }; SccVerdict::Resolved(crate::db::ResolvedScc { members: members.clone(), element_order: init_order, @@ -1073,16 +1101,19 @@ fn refine_scc_to_element_verdict( /// induced element graph. pub(crate) struct DtSccResolution { /// SCCs whose induced element graph the cycle gate proved acyclic and - /// element-sourceable (single-variable self-recurrence in - /// Subcomponent A). These are excluded from the `CircularDependency` - /// accumulation and recorded on `ModelDepGraphResult.resolved_sccs`. + /// element-sourceable -- single-variable self-recurrence OR a + /// multi-variable recurrence cluster (Subcomponent B / GH #575: both + /// route through the same symbolic element-graph verdict). These are + /// excluded from the `CircularDependency` accumulation and recorded on + /// `ModelDepGraphResult.resolved_sccs`. pub(crate) resolved: Vec, /// `true` iff at least one offending SCC is NOT resolved - /// (multi-variable in Subcomponent A, element-cyclic, or not - /// element-sourceable). When `false`, every back-edge in this phase - /// is fully explained by resolvable self-recurrences and the phase's - /// cycle gate must NOT set `has_cycle` / accumulate - /// `CircularDependency` (loud-safe: any doubt leaves this `true`). + /// (element-cyclic -- including a genuine multi-variable element cycle + /// the symbolic builder detects -- or not element-sourceable). When + /// `false`, every back-edge in this phase is fully explained by + /// resolvable recurrences and the phase's cycle gate must NOT set + /// `has_cycle` / accumulate `CircularDependency` (loud-safe: any doubt + /// leaves this `true`). pub(crate) has_unresolved: bool, } @@ -1131,17 +1162,22 @@ pub(crate) struct DtSccResolution { /// `model_dependency_graph_impl` path builds `var_info` with the actual /// `&module_input_names`. For an input-wired sub-model these relations can /// differ, so this identification is *incomplete* (it can miss an SCC that -/// only manifests once inputs are wired in). Soundness is still preserved -/// in Subcomponent A: the resolved member set only suppresses self-edges -/// in the caller's `compute_transitive`, which re-runs over the real +/// only manifests once inputs are wired in). Soundness is still preserved: +/// the resolved member set only suppresses the resolved members' edges in +/// the caller's `compute_transitive`, which re-runs over the real /// *with-inputs* `var_info`, and its `.unwrap_or_else` arm clears /// `resolved_sccs` + sets `has_cycle` on any residual genuine cycle, so /// the worst case is a *missed resolution* (a conservative -/// `CircularDependency`), never an unsound one. `element_order` is not -/// consumed in Subcomponent A. Subcomponent B (which consumes -/// `element_order` to build the combined per-element fragment) MUST plumb -/// the real `module_input_names` into this identification before relying -/// on it; do not treat the `&[]` argument as neutral. +/// `CircularDependency`), never an unsound one. This holds for the +/// multi-member SCCs Subcomponent B (GH #575) now resolves as well as for +/// single-variable self-recurrences: the symbolic element-graph verdict +/// only ever *adds* a conservative reject, and the with-inputs re-run is +/// the soundness backstop. `element_order` is still NOT consumed here +/// (it rides on the emitted `ResolvedScc`). Subcomponent B's combined- +/// fragment injection (Task 6, which consumes `element_order` to build +/// the combined per-element fragment) MUST plumb the real +/// `module_input_names` into this identification before relying on the +/// order; do not treat the `&[]` argument as neutral. pub(crate) fn resolve_recurrence_sccs( db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, @@ -1188,13 +1224,21 @@ pub(crate) fn resolve_recurrence_sccs( let mut resolved: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut has_unresolved = false; - // Multi-variable SCCs: Subcomponent A does not resolve them - // (Subcomponent B's combined-fragment lowering does) -- always - // unresolved. `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` also returns - // `Unresolved` for `members.len() != 1`, so this is consistent; we - // short-circuit to avoid pointless refinement work. - if !multi.is_empty() { - has_unresolved = true; + // Multi-variable SCCs (sorted/byte-stable): refine each into its + // induced *symbolic* element graph for `phase`. Subcomponent B (the + // GH #575 correctness rebuild) resolves a multi-member SCC whose + // induced element graph is acyclic and element-sourceable -- the same + // verdict path as the single-variable case (N=1 is just the N=1 case + // of the same builder). A genuine multi-variable element cycle stays + // `Unresolved` (loud-safe), because the symbolic builder's + // cross-member `SymVarRef` edges actually detect it (the prior + // mini-slot builder built ZERO cross-member edges and would have + // resolved a real cycle as acyclic). + for members in &multi { + match refine_scc_to_element_verdict(db, model, project, members, phase.clone()) { + SccVerdict::Resolved(scc) => resolved.push(scc), + SccVerdict::Unresolved => has_unresolved = true, + } } // Single-variable self-loop SCCs (sorted): refine each into its diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs index c746a9524..5c3b52c6f 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs @@ -1436,3 +1436,333 @@ fn model_dep_graph_result_equality_observes_resolved_sccs() { // (equality is structural over the field, not identity). assert_eq!(with_scc, with_scc.clone()); } + +// ── Multi-member symbolic element-graph verdict (GH #575) ─────────────── +// +// Phase 1's `phase_element_order` built the SCC element graph from raw +// per-variable mini-slots and is structurally incapable of cross-member +// edges (GH #575): for any multi-member SCC it produced a wrong order +// *and* resolved a genuine multi-variable element cycle as acyclic +// (unsound -- violates the AC4 loud-safe hard rule). Phase 2 Subcomponent +// B rebuilds the verdict on the cross-member-comparable SYMBOLIC +// representation (`SymVarRef { name, element_offset }`) and removes the +// `members.len() != 1` mask, so `resolve_recurrence_sccs` refines +// multi-member SCCs too. These tests pin the rebuilt behavior; the +// genuine-element-2-cycle test (`b`) is the load-bearing GH #575 +// unsoundness assertion -- it MUST fail RED before the rebuild (the +// element cycle was resolved) and pass GREEN after. + +/// A two-element named-dim project whose only stateful structure is two +/// arrayed auxes `ce`/`ecc` in an inter-element recurrence shaped like +/// `test/sdeverywhere/models/ref/ref.mdl`: +/// ce[t1]=1; ce[t2]=ecc[t1]+1; ce[t3]=ecc[t2]+1 +/// ecc[t1]=ce[t1]+1; ecc[t2]=ce[t2]+1; ecc[t3]=ce[t3]+1 +/// Whole-variable `ce`<->`ecc` is a 2-cycle, but the induced element +/// graph +/// (ce,0) -> (ecc,0); (ce,1) -> (ecc,1); (ce,2) -> (ecc,2); +/// (ecc,0) -> (ce,1); (ecc,1) -> (ce,2) +/// is acyclic, so the SCC must resolve in the interleaved per-element +/// order ce[0],ecc[0],ce[1],ecc[1],ce[2],ecc[2]. +fn ce_ecc_ref_shaped_project() -> TestProject { + TestProject::new("ce_ecc_ref_shaped") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .array_with_ranges( + "ce[t]", + vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "ecc[t1] + 1"), ("t3", "ecc[t2] + 1")], + ) + .array_with_ranges( + "ecc[t]", + vec![ + ("t1", "ce[t1] + 1"), + ("t2", "ce[t2] + 1"), + ("t3", "ce[t3] + 1"), + ], + ) +} + +#[test] +fn resolve_dt_two_member_ref_shaped_scc_resolves_interleaved() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // RED before the symbolic rebuild: `resolve_recurrence_sccs` + // short-circuits every multi-member SCC to `has_unresolved` (the + // `members.len() != 1` mask + the `multi` short-circuit), so the + // `{ce,ecc}` SCC is Unresolved with no `ResolvedScc`. GREEN after: it + // resolves with the correct INTERLEAVED element order. + let project = ce_ecc_ref_shaped_project(); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt); + assert!( + !res.has_unresolved, + "the ce/ecc SCC is element-acyclic and element-sourceable: there \ + must be NO unresolved SCC (GH #575 -- the multi-member mask is \ + removed and the symbolic builder proves acyclicity)" + ); + assert_eq!( + res.resolved.len(), + 1, + "exactly one resolved SCC (the {{ce,ecc}} cluster)" + ); + let scc = &res.resolved[0]; + assert_eq!(scc.phase, SccPhase::Dt); + assert_eq!( + scc.members, + [ + crate::common::Ident::new("ce"), + crate::common::Ident::new("ecc"), + ] + .into_iter() + .collect::>(), + "the resolved SCC's members are exactly {{ce,ecc}}" + ); + // The correct INTERLEAVED per-element topological order: ce[0] has no + // in-SCC reader; ecc[0] reads ce[0]; ce[1] reads ecc[0]; ecc[1] reads + // ce[1]; ce[2] reads ecc[1]; ecc[2] reads ce[2]. Kahn tie-break sorts + // ce before ecc, so the unique order is the strict interleave. + let ce = |i: usize| (crate::common::Ident::new("ce"), i); + assert_eq!( + scc.element_order, + vec![ce(0), ecc(0), ce(1), ecc(1), ce(2), ecc(2)], + "element_order must be the INTERLEAVED per-element topological \ + order across the two members (GH #575: zero cross-member edges \ + would have produced a wrong non-interleaved order)" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn resolve_dt_genuine_element_two_cycle_is_unresolved() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // THE GH #575 UNSOUNDNESS FIX (load-bearing). `a[d]=b[d]; b[d]=a[d]` + // is a genuine multi-variable element 2-cycle: every element `a[i]` + // reads `b[i]` and every `b[i]` reads `a[i]`, so the induced element + // graph has the 2-cycles (a,i)<->(b,i). It MUST be Unresolved (keep + // `CircularDependency`). RED before the rebuild: the old mini-slot + // builder built ZERO cross-member edges and resolved this genuine + // cycle as acyclic (masked only by the multi-member short-circuit; + // with the mask gone and no symbolic rebuild it would silently + // miscompile). GREEN after: the symbolic builder finds the element + // 2-cycle and returns Unresolved. + let project = TestProject::new("genuine_elem_two_cycle") + .named_dimension("d", &["d1", "d2"]) + .array_aux("a[d]", "b[d]") + .array_aux("b[d]", "a[d]"); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt); + assert!( + res.has_unresolved, + "a[d]=b[d];b[d]=a[d] is a genuine element 2-cycle and MUST be \ + unresolved (GH #575 -- the symbolic builder must NOT resolve a \ + real circular dependency as acyclic)" + ); + assert!( + res.resolved.is_empty(), + "a genuine element 2-cycle yields no ResolvedScc" + ); + + // End-to-end: the genuine cycle still raises CircularDependency. + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + dep_graph.has_cycle, + "a genuine multi-variable element 2-cycle still sets has_cycle" + ); + assert!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.is_empty(), + "a genuine multi-variable element 2-cycle resolves nothing" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn resolve_dt_genuine_scalar_two_cycle_is_unresolved_via_symbolic_builder() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // `a=b+1; b=a+1`: a genuine scalar 2-cycle. This is the N>=2 scalar + // case of the symbolic builder: `a` (element 0) reads `b` (element + // 0), `b` (element 0) reads `a` (element 0), so the element graph has + // the 2-cycle (a,0)<->(b,0) and the verdict MUST be Unresolved. It + // must stay rejected by the SAME symbolic builder that resolves the + // acyclic ce/ecc case (sibling to the existing Phase 1 guard + // `resolve_dt_scalar_two_cycle_is_unresolved`, which must also stay + // green unchanged). + let project = single_model_project(vec![aux_var("a", "b + 1"), aux_var("b", "a + 1")]); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt); + assert!( + res.has_unresolved, + "a=b+1;b=a+1 is a genuine 2-cycle and MUST be unresolved even \ + under the symbolic multi-member builder" + ); + assert!( + res.resolved.is_empty(), + "a genuine scalar 2-cycle yields no ResolvedScc" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn resolve_dt_single_var_recurrence_byte_identical_to_phase1() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // N=1 REGRESSION: the single-variable forward self-recurrence is just + // the N=1 case of the symbolic builder and MUST resolve with the + // byte-identical `element_order` Phase 1 produced + // ([(ecc,0),(ecc,1),(ecc,2)]). This pins that the rebuild did not + // change N=1 behavior (the existing Phase 1 guard + // `resolve_dt_forward_recurrence_is_resolved_in_declared_order` + // asserts the same thing and must also stay green unchanged). + let project = TestProject::new("n1_symbolic_byte_identical") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .array_with_ranges( + "ecc[t]", + vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "ecc[t1] + 1"), ("t3", "ecc[t2] + 1")], + ); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt); + assert!(!res.has_unresolved, "the N=1 self-recurrence resolves"); + assert_eq!(res.resolved.len(), 1, "exactly one resolved SCC (ecc)"); + let scc = &res.resolved[0]; + assert_eq!(scc.phase, SccPhase::Dt); + assert_eq!( + scc.members, + [crate::common::Ident::new("ecc")] + .into_iter() + .collect::>() + ); + assert_eq!( + scc.element_order, + vec![ecc(0), ecc(1), ecc(2)], + "the N=1 element_order must be byte-identical to Phase 1's \ + declared-order topological order (no N=1 behavior change)" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn resolve_dt_interleaved_shaped_element_acyclic_through_two_cycle_resolves() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // `interleaved.mdl`-shaped: x=1; a[A1]=x; a[A2]=y; y=a[A1]; + // b[DimA]=a[DimA]. Whole-variable `a`<->`y` is a 2-cycle, but element- + // wise x -> a[A1] -> y -> a[A2] is acyclic. The symbolic builder must + // resolve `{a,y}` with the per-element order a[0],y[0],a[1]. + let project = TestProject::new("interleaved_shaped") + .named_dimension("dima", &["a1", "a2"]) + .aux("x", "1", None) + .array_with_ranges("a[dima]", vec![("a1", "x"), ("a2", "y")]) + .aux("y", "a[a1]", None) + .array_aux("b[dima]", "a[dima]"); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt); + assert!( + !res.has_unresolved, + "x -> a[A1] -> y -> a[A2] is element-acyclic through the a<->y \ + whole-variable 2-cycle: there must be NO unresolved SCC" + ); + assert_eq!(res.resolved.len(), 1, "exactly one resolved SCC ({{a,y}})"); + let scc = &res.resolved[0]; + assert_eq!(scc.phase, SccPhase::Dt); + assert_eq!( + scc.members, + [ + crate::common::Ident::new("a"), + crate::common::Ident::new("y"), + ] + .into_iter() + .collect::>() + ); + // Element graph among {a,y}: (a,0)->(y,0) [y=a[A1]], + // (y,0)->(a,1) [a[A2]=y]. (a,0) has indegree 0. Unique topo order: + // a[0], y[0], a[1]. + assert_eq!( + scc.element_order, + vec![ + (crate::common::Ident::new("a"), 0usize), + (crate::common::Ident::new("y"), 0usize), + (crate::common::Ident::new("a"), 1usize), + ], + "element_order must be the interleaved per-element topological \ + order a[0],y[0],a[1]" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn resolve_dt_unsourceable_member_is_unresolved_no_panic() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // Loud-safe: if a member's symbolic fragment cannot be sourced the + // verdict must be Unresolved WITHOUT panicking (production code + // reachable from the cycle gate must never panic). A genuine scalar + // 2-cycle is element-cyclic anyway, so this primarily asserts the + // no-panic + Unresolved contract on the symbolic-accessor path. (The + // accessor's own `None`-on-absent-var no-panic contract is pinned by + // `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod_none_for_absent_var_no_panic`.) + let project = single_model_project(vec![aux_var("a", "b + 1"), aux_var("b", "a + 1")]); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + // Must not panic. + let res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt); + assert!(res.has_unresolved); + assert!(res.resolved.is_empty()); +} + +#[test] +fn var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod_none_for_absent_var_no_panic() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // The new symbolic accessor's loud-safe contract: a name with no + // `SourceVariable` returns `None` and crucially must NOT panic the + // way the `#[cfg(test)]` `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` does, because + // it is production code reachable from the cycle gate. + let project = TestProject::new("vpsf_prod_absent") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .array_with_ranges("arr[t]", vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "2"), ("t3", "3")]); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + assert!( + crate::db::var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod( + &db, + model, + result.project, + "definitely_not_a_var", + SccPhase::Dt, + ) + .is_none(), + "an absent variable must return None (loud-safe), never panic" + ); + + // And it must return Some for a real arrayed variable (sanity: the + // accessor's happy path produces a symbolic fragment). + assert!( + crate::db::var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod( + &db, + model, + result.project, + "arr", + SccPhase::Dt, + ) + .is_some(), + "a real arrayed SourceVariable must yield a symbolic fragment" + ); +} From 74d941976cf56f3bea5cf31eeb2786076a85bc45 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 15:40:10 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 24/72] engine: interleave members' symbolic segments into one combined PerVarBytecodes --- src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs | 293 ++++++++--- src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 243 +++++++++ .../src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs | 486 ++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 944 insertions(+), 78 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs index 80bbd92d2..ae6e3da40 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs @@ -1206,106 +1206,243 @@ impl ContextResourceCounts { } } -/// Merge multiple `PerVarBytecodes` into a single stream, renumbering -/// `LiteralId`, `GraphicalFunctionId`, `ModuleId`, `ViewId`, `TempId`, -/// and `DimListId` to avoid collisions across fragments. +/// The six resource-ID base offsets a single fragment's opcodes are +/// renumbered by (the result of absorbing that fragment into a +/// `FragmentMerger`). Pass these straight to `renumber_opcode`. +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug)] +pub(crate) struct FragmentResourceOffsets { + pub lit_offset: u16, + pub gf_offset: u16, + pub mod_offset: u16, + pub view_offset: u16, + pub temp_offset: u32, + pub dl_offset: u16, +} + +/// Running merge state for combining `PerVarBytecodes` into a single +/// resource namespace. /// -/// `ctx_base` provides context resource ID offsets inherited from preceding -/// phases. Literal IDs are always phase-local (each phase's bytecode has -/// its own literal pool) so they are not affected by `ctx_base`. -/// When assembling a single phase in isolation, pass +/// This is the shared core of `concatenate_fragments` and the +/// per-element-granular `combine_scc_fragment` (a multi-member recurrence +/// SCC's combined fragment). The accounting that must hold across both -- +/// every fragment's literals/GFs/modules/views/temps/dim-lists land in a +/// disjoint, non-colliding ID range -- is implemented exactly once here so +/// the two consumers cannot drift. `concatenate_fragments` absorbs each +/// fragment and immediately renumbers its whole (Ret-stripped) code; +/// `combine_scc_fragment` absorbs each *member* once and renumbers that +/// member's per-element segments with the member's offsets, emitting the +/// segments in the SCC's interleaved `element_order`. +/// +/// `ctx_base` provides context resource ID offsets inherited from +/// preceding phases. Literal IDs are always phase-local (each phase's +/// bytecode has its own literal pool) so they are not affected by +/// `ctx_base`. When assembling a single phase in isolation, pass /// `ContextResourceCounts::default()`. -pub(crate) fn concatenate_fragments( - fragments: &[&PerVarBytecodes], - ctx_base: &ContextResourceCounts, -) -> Result { - let mut merged_literals: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut merged_code: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut merged_gf: Vec> = Vec::new(); - let mut merged_modules: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut merged_views: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut merged_temp_sizes: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut merged_dim_lists: Vec<(u8, [u16; 4])> = Vec::new(); +pub(crate) struct FragmentMerger { + ctx_base: ContextResourceCounts, + merged_literals: Vec, + merged_gf: Vec>, + merged_modules: Vec, + merged_views: Vec, + merged_temp_sizes: Vec, + merged_dim_lists: Vec<(u8, [u16; 4])>, +} - for frag in fragments { - // Literals are phase-local; no ctx_base offset needed - let lit_offset = merged_literals.len() as u16; - let gf_offset = merged_gf.len() as u16 + ctx_base.graphical_functions; - let mod_offset = merged_modules.len() as u16 + ctx_base.modules; - let view_offset = merged_views.len() as u16 + ctx_base.views; - let temp_offset = merged_temp_sizes.len() as u32 + ctx_base.temps; - let dl_offset = merged_dim_lists.len() as u16 + ctx_base.dim_lists; - - merged_literals.extend_from_slice(&frag.symbolic.literals); - merged_gf.extend_from_slice(&frag.graphical_functions); - merged_modules.extend_from_slice(&frag.module_decls); - merged_views.extend(frag.static_views.iter().map(|sv| { +impl FragmentMerger { + pub(crate) fn new(ctx_base: &ContextResourceCounts) -> Self { + FragmentMerger { + ctx_base: ctx_base.clone(), + merged_literals: Vec::new(), + merged_gf: Vec::new(), + merged_modules: Vec::new(), + merged_views: Vec::new(), + merged_temp_sizes: Vec::new(), + merged_dim_lists: Vec::new(), + } + } + + /// Absorb one fragment's side-channels into the running merge state + /// (literals, GFs, modules, views, temp sizes, dim lists) and return + /// the six resource base offsets this fragment's opcodes must be + /// renumbered by. This is byte-for-byte the per-fragment prologue of + /// the original `concatenate_fragments` loop body (offsets computed + /// from the *pre-merge* lengths, then the side-channels appended, + /// `Temp`-based static views shifted by this fragment's + /// `temp_offset`, dim-lists truncated to 4, temp sizes max-merged). + pub(crate) fn absorb(&mut self, frag: &PerVarBytecodes) -> FragmentResourceOffsets { + // Literals are phase-local; no ctx_base offset needed. + let lit_offset = self.merged_literals.len() as u16; + let gf_offset = self.merged_gf.len() as u16 + self.ctx_base.graphical_functions; + let mod_offset = self.merged_modules.len() as u16 + self.ctx_base.modules; + let view_offset = self.merged_views.len() as u16 + self.ctx_base.views; + let temp_offset = self.merged_temp_sizes.len() as u32 + self.ctx_base.temps; + let dl_offset = self.merged_dim_lists.len() as u16 + self.ctx_base.dim_lists; + + self.merged_literals + .extend_from_slice(&frag.symbolic.literals); + self.merged_gf.extend_from_slice(&frag.graphical_functions); + self.merged_modules.extend_from_slice(&frag.module_decls); + self.merged_views.extend(frag.static_views.iter().map(|sv| { let base = match &sv.base { SymStaticViewBase::Temp(id) => SymStaticViewBase::Temp(*id + temp_offset), other => other.clone(), }; SymbolicStaticView { base, ..sv.clone() } })); - merged_dim_lists.extend(frag.dim_lists.iter().map(|dl| { - let n = dl.len().min(4) as u8; - let mut arr = [0u16; 4]; - for (i, &v) in dl.iter().take(4).enumerate() { - arr[i] = v; - } - (n, arr) - })); + self.merged_dim_lists + .extend(frag.dim_lists.iter().map(|dl| { + let n = dl.len().min(4) as u8; + let mut arr = [0u16; 4]; + for (i, &v) in dl.iter().take(4).enumerate() { + arr[i] = v; + } + (n, arr) + })); for (id, size) in &frag.temp_sizes { let new_id = *id + temp_offset; - if new_id as usize >= merged_temp_sizes.len() { - merged_temp_sizes.resize(new_id as usize + 1, 0); + if new_id as usize >= self.merged_temp_sizes.len() { + self.merged_temp_sizes.resize(new_id as usize + 1, 0); } - merged_temp_sizes[new_id as usize] = merged_temp_sizes[new_id as usize].max(*size); + self.merged_temp_sizes[new_id as usize] = + self.merged_temp_sizes[new_id as usize].max(*size); } - // Strip trailing Ret from each fragment -- we add a single Ret at the end - let code = &frag.symbolic.code; - let end = if code.last() == Some(&SymbolicOpcode::Ret) { - code.len() - 1 - } else { - code.len() - }; - for op in &code[..end] { - merged_code.push(renumber_opcode( - op, - lit_offset, - gf_offset, - mod_offset, - view_offset, - temp_offset, - dl_offset, - )?); + FragmentResourceOffsets { + lit_offset, + gf_offset, + mod_offset, + view_offset, + temp_offset, + dl_offset, + } + } + + /// Consume the merger and finalize into a `ConcatenatedBytecodes`, + /// computing per-temp byte offsets from the max-merged temp sizes. + /// `code` is the already-renumbered, Ret-stripped opcode stream; + /// a single trailing `Ret` is appended iff `code` is non-empty + /// (preserving the original `concatenate_fragments` behavior). + fn into_concatenated(self, mut code: Vec) -> ConcatenatedBytecodes { + if !code.is_empty() { + code.push(SymbolicOpcode::Ret); + } + + let mut temp_offsets = Vec::with_capacity(self.merged_temp_sizes.len()); + let mut offset = 0usize; + for &size in &self.merged_temp_sizes { + temp_offsets.push(offset); + offset += size; + } + + ConcatenatedBytecodes { + bytecode: SymbolicByteCode { + literals: self.merged_literals, + code, + }, + graphical_functions: self.merged_gf, + module_decls: self.merged_modules, + static_views: self.merged_views, + temp_offsets, + temp_total_size: offset, + dim_lists: self.merged_dim_lists, } } - if !merged_code.is_empty() { - merged_code.push(SymbolicOpcode::Ret); + /// Consume the merger and finalize into a `PerVarBytecodes` (the shape + /// `combine_scc_fragment` returns -- a combined fragment is itself a + /// fragment, re-fed to `concatenate_fragments` at assembly). `code` is + /// the already-renumbered opcode stream of the interleaved segments; + /// a single trailing `Ret` is appended iff `code` is non-empty. + /// + /// `temp_sizes`/`dim_lists` are converted back to the `PerVarBytecodes` + /// representations: `merged_temp_sizes[i]` becomes `(i, size)` for + /// every slot (including zero-size ones, so `from_fragments`' + /// `max(id+1)` temp count is preserved), and each truncated dim-list + /// `(n, arr)` becomes `arr[..n].to_vec()`. The truncation is + /// idempotent on the <=4-element dimension tuples dim-lists hold, so a + /// later `concatenate_fragments` pass is unaffected. + pub(crate) fn into_per_var_bytecodes(self, mut code: Vec) -> PerVarBytecodes { + if !code.is_empty() { + code.push(SymbolicOpcode::Ret); + } + + let temp_sizes: Vec<(u32, usize)> = self + .merged_temp_sizes + .iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(i, &size)| (i as u32, size)) + .collect(); + let dim_lists: Vec> = self + .merged_dim_lists + .iter() + .map(|(n, arr)| arr[..(*n as usize)].to_vec()) + .collect(); + + PerVarBytecodes { + symbolic: SymbolicByteCode { + literals: self.merged_literals, + code, + }, + graphical_functions: self.merged_gf, + module_decls: self.merged_modules, + static_views: self.merged_views, + temp_sizes, + dim_lists, + } } +} + +/// Renumber a single fragment's (Ret-stripped) opcodes by the offsets +/// returned from `FragmentMerger::absorb`. Shared by both consumers so the +/// trailing-`Ret` strip and the renumber call site are defined once. +fn renumber_fragment_code( + code: &[SymbolicOpcode], + off: &FragmentResourceOffsets, + out: &mut Vec, +) -> Result<(), String> { + // Strip a trailing Ret -- the merger appends a single Ret at the end. + let end = if code.last() == Some(&SymbolicOpcode::Ret) { + code.len() - 1 + } else { + code.len() + }; + for op in &code[..end] { + out.push(renumber_opcode( + op, + off.lit_offset, + off.gf_offset, + off.mod_offset, + off.view_offset, + off.temp_offset, + off.dl_offset, + )?); + } + Ok(()) +} - let mut temp_offsets = Vec::with_capacity(merged_temp_sizes.len()); - let mut offset = 0usize; - for &size in &merged_temp_sizes { - temp_offsets.push(offset); - offset += size; +/// Merge multiple `PerVarBytecodes` into a single stream, renumbering +/// `LiteralId`, `GraphicalFunctionId`, `ModuleId`, `ViewId`, `TempId`, +/// and `DimListId` to avoid collisions across fragments. +/// +/// `ctx_base` provides context resource ID offsets inherited from preceding +/// phases. Literal IDs are always phase-local (each phase's bytecode has +/// its own literal pool) so they are not affected by `ctx_base`. +/// When assembling a single phase in isolation, pass +/// `ContextResourceCounts::default()`. +pub(crate) fn concatenate_fragments( + fragments: &[&PerVarBytecodes], + ctx_base: &ContextResourceCounts, +) -> Result { + let mut merger = FragmentMerger::new(ctx_base); + let mut merged_code: Vec = Vec::new(); + + for frag in fragments { + let off = merger.absorb(frag); + renumber_fragment_code(&frag.symbolic.code, &off, &mut merged_code)?; } - Ok(ConcatenatedBytecodes { - bytecode: SymbolicByteCode { - literals: merged_literals, - code: merged_code, - }, - graphical_functions: merged_gf, - module_decls: merged_modules, - static_views: merged_views, - temp_offsets, - temp_total_size: offset, - dim_lists: merged_dim_lists, - }) + Ok(merger.into_concatenated(merged_code)) } fn checked_add_u8(base: u8, off: u8, label: &str) -> Result { diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index fc04edd0a..e68655e26 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -3817,6 +3817,246 @@ pub(crate) fn var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod( ) } +/// Segment one member's symbolic opcode stream into per-element slices, +/// keyed by `element_offset`. +/// +/// A per-element slice for element `e` is the run of opcodes up to and +/// including the **write** opcode whose `var.name == member` and +/// `var.element_offset == e` (`AssignCurr | AssignConstCurr | +/// BinOpAssignCurr`). This is the *exact* segmentation +/// `crate::db_dep_graph::symbolic_phase_element_order` performs to build +/// the SCC element graph (GH #575) -- the verdict and the combined +/// fragment MUST agree on segment boundaries or `element_order` would +/// reference a slice the combiner cannot reproduce, so the two share this +/// definition's contract. +/// +/// A trailing `Ret` is stripped first (the combined fragment carries one +/// terminal `Ret`). Any opcodes after the member's final per-element write +/// (before the stripped `Ret`) are appended to the last element's slice so +/// no opcode is silently dropped -- a tail with no write is a malformed +/// fragment (`Err`). +/// +/// Loud-safe failures (return `Err`, caller keeps `CircularDependency` -- +/// NEVER a panic, NEVER a silently-malformed slice): +/// - a duplicate write for the same element (ambiguous segmentation); +/// - opcodes present but no per-element write at all (not element- +/// sourceable in the simple per-element shape, mirroring +/// `symbolic_phase_element_order`'s `saw_write` guard). +/// +/// **Currently consumed only by `combine_scc_fragment` (in turn only by +/// its `#[cfg(test)]` tests).** Subcomponent B Task 6 wires +/// `combine_scc_fragment` into `assemble_module`'s dt + init fragment +/// collection, restoring a production consumer; the +/// `cfg_attr(not(test), allow(dead_code))` suppresses the otherwise- +/// correct unused warning for the non-test build until then (same staged +/// convention as `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod`). +#[cfg_attr(not(test), allow(dead_code))] +fn segment_member_by_element( + member: &str, + code: &[crate::compiler::symbolic::SymbolicOpcode], +) -> Result>, String> { + use crate::compiler::symbolic::SymbolicOpcode; + + // Strip a trailing Ret -- the combined fragment appends a single Ret. + let end = if code.last() == Some(&SymbolicOpcode::Ret) { + code.len() - 1 + } else { + code.len() + }; + let body = &code[..end]; + + let mut segments: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + let mut current: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut last_written_elem: Option = None; + + for op in body { + current.push(op.clone()); + let write_elem = match op { + SymbolicOpcode::AssignCurr { var } + | SymbolicOpcode::AssignConstCurr { var, .. } + | SymbolicOpcode::BinOpAssignCurr { var, .. } + if var.name == member => + { + Some(var.element_offset) + } + // A write to a *different* member, or AssignNext/ + // BinOpAssignNext (a stock-update, not a per-element + // current-value write of THIS member) does not terminate this + // member's element segment -- exactly the + // `symbolic_phase_element_order` rule. + _ => None, + }; + if let Some(elem) = write_elem { + if segments.contains_key(&elem) { + return Err(format!( + "SCC member `{member}` has a duplicate per-element \ + write for element {elem}; combined fragment cannot \ + be unambiguously segmented" + )); + } + segments.insert(elem, std::mem::take(&mut current)); + last_written_elem = Some(elem); + } + } + + // Any trailing opcodes after the last write belong to the last + // element's segment (dropping them would change semantics). With no + // write at all this member is not element-sourceable -- loud-safe. + if !current.is_empty() { + match last_written_elem { + Some(elem) => { + segments + .get_mut(&elem) + .expect("last_written_elem indexes an inserted segment") + .extend(current); + } + None => { + return Err(format!( + "SCC member `{member}` has no per-element write \ + opcode; not element-sourceable for the combined \ + fragment" + )); + } + } + } + + Ok(segments) +} + +/// Interleave a multi-member recurrence SCC's per-element symbolic +/// segments into ONE combined `PerVarBytecodes`, following the SCC's +/// element-acyclic `element_order`. +/// +/// `member_fragments` maps each SCC member's canonical name to its +/// *symbolic* `PerVarBytecodes` for the SCC's phase (obtained by the +/// caller via `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod(.., scc.phase)` -- the +/// exact production compile+symbolize path, never a re-derivation). The +/// result is a single fragment whose per-element writes appear in +/// `scc.element_order`, with each write keeping its **original** +/// `SymVarRef { name, element_offset }` (only segment ordering changes). +/// `resolve_module` therefore maps every write to the same model slot it +/// would have without the SCC, so variable layout offsets and the results +/// offset map are unchanged and per-variable result series stay +/// individually addressable (AC2.3). +/// +/// **This is the per-element-granular generalization of +/// `concatenate_fragments`.** Resources are MEMBER-scoped, not +/// element-scoped: each member's fragment is absorbed into the shared +/// `FragmentMerger` exactly ONCE (in `element_order`'s member +/// first-encounter order, so the offset assignment is deterministic), +/// yielding that member's resource base offsets and merging its +/// side-channels (literals, GFs, modules, views, temps, dim-lists) the +/// same way `concatenate_fragments` merges a fragment. Every segment of +/// that member is then renumbered by the member's offsets. The two +/// consumers share `FragmentMerger`/`renumber_opcode` so the multi-layer +/// resource accounting cannot drift. +/// +/// Loud-safe (`Err`, caller keeps `CircularDependency` -- never a panic, +/// never a malformed fragment): +/// - a member named in `element_order` has no supplied fragment (the Task +/// 4 accessor returned `None` -- unsourceable); +/// - a member's fragment cannot be cleanly segmented (missing / duplicate +/// / no-write element segment -- `segment_member_by_element`); +/// - an `(member, element)` entry in `element_order` has no matching +/// segment; +/// - a resource-ID renumber overflows its target ID type. +/// +/// **Currently consumed only by its own `#[cfg(test)]` tests.** +/// Subcomponent B Task 6 wires this into `assemble_module`'s dt + init +/// fragment-collection loops (skip every `ResolvedScc` member's +/// per-variable fragment, inject this combined fragment at the first +/// member's slot), restoring a production consumer. It is intentionally +/// implemented now (Task 5) with its structural-correctness tests so Task +/// 6 only does wiring; the `cfg_attr(not(test), allow(dead_code))` +/// suppresses the otherwise-correct unused warning for the non-test build +/// until then (same staged convention as `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` / +/// `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`). +#[cfg_attr(not(test), allow(dead_code))] +pub(crate) fn combine_scc_fragment( + scc: &ResolvedScc, + member_fragments: &HashMap, crate::compiler::symbolic::PerVarBytecodes>, +) -> Result { + use crate::compiler::symbolic::{ + ContextResourceCounts, FragmentMerger, FragmentResourceOffsets, SymbolicOpcode, + renumber_opcode, + }; + + // Absorb each member ONCE, in `element_order`'s member first-encounter + // order, so per-member resource offsets are assigned deterministically + // (the interleave is a pure reordering => byte-stable output, AC2.3). + // The combined fragment is itself a fragment re-fed to + // `concatenate_fragments` at assembly, so it is built in an isolated + // resource namespace (`ctx_base = default`), exactly as a per-variable + // fragment is. + let mut merger = FragmentMerger::new(&ContextResourceCounts::default()); + let mut member_offsets: HashMap, FragmentResourceOffsets> = HashMap::new(); + // Per-member, per-element renumbered segments. Keyed by the same + // `(member, element)` identity `element_order` carries. + let mut renumbered_segments: HashMap<(Ident, usize), Vec> = + HashMap::new(); + + for (member, _elem) in &scc.element_order { + if member_offsets.contains_key(member) { + continue; + } + let frag = member_fragments.get(member).ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "SCC member `{}` has no supplied symbolic fragment \ + (unsourceable); keeping CircularDependency", + member.as_str() + ) + })?; + // `absorb` merges this member's side-channels and returns its + // resource base offsets -- the exact per-fragment prologue + // `concatenate_fragments` runs. + let off = merger.absorb(frag); + member_offsets.insert(member.clone(), off); + + // Segment the member's symbolic code on its per-element write + // opcodes (identical contract to the Task 4 verdict builder), then + // renumber every opcode of every segment by THIS member's offsets. + let segments = segment_member_by_element(member.as_str(), &frag.symbolic.code)?; + for (elem, ops) in segments { + let mut renumbered = Vec::with_capacity(ops.len()); + for op in &ops { + renumbered.push(renumber_opcode( + op, + off.lit_offset, + off.gf_offset, + off.mod_offset, + off.view_offset, + off.temp_offset, + off.dl_offset, + )?); + } + renumbered_segments.insert((member.clone(), elem), renumbered); + } + } + + // Emit the renumbered segments in `element_order`. Every entry must + // map to exactly one segment (a missing one is loud-safe). Each + // segment is consumed exactly once: a duplicate `(member, element)` in + // `element_order` (which the Task 4 builder cannot produce -- nodes + // are unique) would try to reuse a removed segment and fail loud-safe. + let mut combined_code: Vec = Vec::new(); + for (member, elem) in &scc.element_order { + let seg = renumbered_segments + .remove(&(member.clone(), *elem)) + .ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "SCC element_order references `{}`[{}] but no such \ + per-element segment exists in its fragment; keeping \ + CircularDependency", + member.as_str(), + elem + ) + })?; + combined_code.extend(seg); + } + + Ok(merger.into_per_var_bytecodes(combined_code)) +} + #[salsa::tracked(returns(ref))] pub fn compile_var_fragment( db: &dyn Db, @@ -5693,6 +5933,9 @@ pub fn compile_project_incremental( } } +#[cfg(test)] +#[path = "db_combined_fragment_tests.rs"] +mod db_combined_fragment_tests; #[cfg(test)] #[path = "db_conversion_tests.rs"] mod db_conversion_tests; diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c60a0cbcf --- /dev/null +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs @@ -0,0 +1,486 @@ +// Copyright 2026 The Simlin Authors. All rights reserved. +// Use of this source code is governed by the Apache License, +// Version 2.0, that can be found in the LICENSE file. + +//! Tests for `combine_scc_fragment` -- the per-element-granular +//! generalization of `concatenate_fragments` that interleaves a +//! multi-member recurrence SCC's per-element symbolic segments into one +//! combined `PerVarBytecodes` following `ResolvedScc.element_order`. +//! +//! Lives in its own file alongside the production code in `db.rs` to keep +//! both `db.rs` and `db_tests.rs` under the per-file line cap (same +//! convention as `db_dep_graph_tests.rs`). +//! +//! These tests are intentionally focused on STRUCTURAL well-formedness: +//! segment ordering, write-ref identity preservation, the single trailing +//! `Ret`, per-member resource renumbering with no cross-member collision, +//! and merged side-channels. Numeric correctness is the end-to-end job of +//! the `ref.mdl` / `interleaved.mdl` simulation tests (Tasks 7/8). + +use super::combine_scc_fragment; +use crate::common::{Canonical, Ident}; +use crate::compiler::symbolic::{ + PerVarBytecodes, SymStaticViewBase, SymVarRef, SymbolicByteCode, SymbolicModuleDecl, + SymbolicOpcode, SymbolicStaticView, +}; +use crate::db::{ResolvedScc, SccPhase}; +use smallvec::SmallVec; +use std::collections::{BTreeSet, HashMap}; + +fn id(s: &str) -> Ident { + Ident::new(s) +} + +fn vref(name: &str, element_offset: usize) -> SymVarRef { + SymVarRef { + name: name.to_string(), + element_offset, + } +} + +/// A two-member `ref.mdl`-shaped SCC: `ce` and `ecc`, each over a +/// 2-element subrange. Each member's symbolic fragment is a flat sequence +/// of per-element computations, each terminated by that element's write +/// opcode (`AssignConstCurr` / `AssignCurr` with `var.name == member`), +/// followed by a single trailing `Ret`. Each member also carries one +/// graphical function, one module decl, one static view (base = a member +/// variable, so it must survive verbatim), one temp, and one dim list, so +/// the per-member resource renumbering is exercised. +fn two_member_fragments() -> HashMap, PerVarBytecodes> { + // `ce`: ce[0] = const(lit 0); ce[1] = LoadVar(ecc[0]) (so it reads + // member `ecc`'s element 0). Side-channels at fragment-local id 0. + let ce = PerVarBytecodes { + symbolic: SymbolicByteCode { + literals: vec![10.0], + code: vec![ + // ce[0] = 10.0 + SymbolicOpcode::AssignConstCurr { + var: vref("ce", 0), + literal_id: 0, + }, + // ce[1] = ecc[0] + SymbolicOpcode::LoadVar { + var: vref("ecc", 0), + }, + SymbolicOpcode::AssignCurr { var: vref("ce", 1) }, + SymbolicOpcode::Ret, + ], + }, + graphical_functions: vec![vec![(0.0, 0.0), (1.0, 1.0)]], + module_decls: vec![SymbolicModuleDecl { + model_name: id("modce"), + input_set: BTreeSet::new(), + var: vref("ce", 0), + }], + static_views: vec![SymbolicStaticView { + base: SymStaticViewBase::Var(vref("ce", 0)), + dims: SmallVec::new(), + strides: SmallVec::new(), + offset: 0, + sparse: SmallVec::new(), + dim_ids: SmallVec::new(), + }], + temp_sizes: vec![(0, 4)], + dim_lists: vec![vec![2]], + }; + + // `ecc`: ecc[0] = LoadVar(ce[0]); ecc[1] = const(lit 0). Side-channels + // also at fragment-local id 0 -- they MUST be renumbered so they do + // not collide with `ce`'s id-0 resources in the combined fragment. + let ecc = PerVarBytecodes { + symbolic: SymbolicByteCode { + literals: vec![20.0], + code: vec![ + // ecc[0] = ce[0] + SymbolicOpcode::LoadVar { var: vref("ce", 0) }, + SymbolicOpcode::AssignCurr { + var: vref("ecc", 0), + }, + // ecc[1] = 20.0 + SymbolicOpcode::AssignConstCurr { + var: vref("ecc", 1), + literal_id: 0, + }, + SymbolicOpcode::Ret, + ], + }, + graphical_functions: vec![vec![(2.0, 2.0), (3.0, 3.0)]], + module_decls: vec![SymbolicModuleDecl { + model_name: id("modecc"), + input_set: BTreeSet::new(), + var: vref("ecc", 0), + }], + static_views: vec![SymbolicStaticView { + base: SymStaticViewBase::Var(vref("ecc", 1)), + dims: SmallVec::new(), + strides: SmallVec::new(), + offset: 0, + sparse: SmallVec::new(), + dim_ids: SmallVec::new(), + }], + temp_sizes: vec![(0, 8)], + dim_lists: vec![vec![2]], + }; + + let mut m = HashMap::new(); + m.insert(id("ce"), ce); + m.insert(id("ecc"), ecc); + m +} + +/// The interleaved `element_order` an element-acyclic verdict would +/// produce for the fragments above: +/// `ce[0] -> ecc[0] -> ce[1] -> ecc[1]`. +fn interleaved_order() -> Vec<(Ident, usize)> { + vec![(id("ce"), 0), (id("ecc"), 0), (id("ce"), 1), (id("ecc"), 1)] +} + +fn scc(order: Vec<(Ident, usize)>) -> ResolvedScc { + let members: BTreeSet> = order.iter().map(|(m, _)| m.clone()).collect(); + ResolvedScc { + members, + element_order: order, + phase: SccPhase::Dt, + } +} + +/// Collect the ordered list of per-element write `SymVarRef`s in a +/// combined fragment (the writes whose name is one of the SCC members). +fn write_refs(bc: &PerVarBytecodes) -> Vec { + bc.symbolic + .code + .iter() + .filter_map(|op| match op { + SymbolicOpcode::AssignCurr { var } + | SymbolicOpcode::AssignConstCurr { var, .. } + | SymbolicOpcode::BinOpAssignCurr { var, .. } => Some(var.clone()), + _ => None, + }) + .collect() +} + +#[test] +fn combined_fragment_emits_writes_in_element_order() { + let frags = two_member_fragments(); + let resolved = scc(interleaved_order()); + + let combined = combine_scc_fragment(&resolved, &frags).expect("well-formed SCC must combine"); + + // The per-element writes must appear in exactly `element_order`, each + // keeping its ORIGINAL `(name, element_offset)` (only segment order + // changes -- so `resolve_module` later maps to the same model slots + // and per-variable series stay individually addressable, AC2.3). + let writes = write_refs(&combined); + assert_eq!( + writes, + vec![vref("ce", 0), vref("ecc", 0), vref("ce", 1), vref("ecc", 1),], + "combined writes must follow element_order with original refs" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn combined_fragment_has_exactly_one_trailing_ret() { + let frags = two_member_fragments(); + let resolved = scc(interleaved_order()); + + let combined = combine_scc_fragment(&resolved, &frags).expect("must combine"); + + let ret_count = combined + .symbolic + .code + .iter() + .filter(|op| matches!(op, SymbolicOpcode::Ret)) + .count(); + assert_eq!(ret_count, 1, "exactly one Ret in the combined fragment"); + assert_eq!( + combined.symbolic.code.last(), + Some(&SymbolicOpcode::Ret), + "the single Ret must be the final opcode" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn combined_fragment_each_member_write_present_exactly_once() { + let frags = two_member_fragments(); + let resolved = scc(interleaved_order()); + + let combined = combine_scc_fragment(&resolved, &frags).expect("must combine"); + let writes = write_refs(&combined); + + for member in ["ce", "ecc"] { + for elem in 0..2 { + let want = vref(member, elem); + let n = writes.iter().filter(|w| **w == want).count(); + assert_eq!( + n, 1, + "{member}[{elem}] must be written exactly once, found {n}" + ); + } + } +} + +#[test] +fn combined_fragment_renumbers_resources_per_member_no_collision() { + let frags = two_member_fragments(); + let resolved = scc(interleaved_order()); + + let combined = combine_scc_fragment(&resolved, &frags).expect("must combine"); + + // Member offsets are assigned in `element_order` first-encounter + // order: `ce` first (resources at base 0), then `ecc` (resources + // after `ce`'s). `ce` and `ecc` each had ONE gf / module / view / + // temp / dim_list at fragment-local id 0; merged they must be two + // distinct, non-colliding entries. + assert_eq!( + combined.graphical_functions.len(), + 2, + "two members' GFs merged" + ); + assert_eq!( + combined.graphical_functions[0], + vec![(0.0, 0.0), (1.0, 1.0)], + "ce's GF first (member first-encounter order)" + ); + assert_eq!( + combined.graphical_functions[1], + vec![(2.0, 2.0), (3.0, 3.0)], + "ecc's GF second" + ); + assert_eq!(combined.module_decls.len(), 2, "two members' modules"); + assert_eq!(combined.module_decls[0].model_name, id("modce")); + assert_eq!(combined.module_decls[1].model_name, id("modecc")); + assert_eq!(combined.static_views.len(), 2, "two members' views"); + assert_eq!(combined.dim_lists.len(), 2, "two members' dim lists"); + + // Literals: phase-local per fragment, concatenated in member order. + assert_eq!( + combined.symbolic.literals, + vec![10.0, 20.0], + "ce's literal pool then ecc's" + ); + + // `ce`'s `AssignConstCurr` keeps literal_id 0 (member base 0); `ecc`'s + // `AssignConstCurr` must be renumbered to literal_id 1 (after ce's + // single literal). This proves per-member literal renumbering. + let const_assigns: Vec<(SymVarRef, u16)> = combined + .symbolic + .code + .iter() + .filter_map(|op| match op { + SymbolicOpcode::AssignConstCurr { var, literal_id } => Some((var.clone(), *literal_id)), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + assert_eq!( + const_assigns, + vec![(vref("ce", 0), 0), (vref("ecc", 1), 1)], + "ce's const-assign at literal 0, ecc's renumbered to literal 1" + ); + + // The temp count must be the sum of the per-member temp counts (one + // each), proving the temp namespace does not collide either. + let temp_max = combined + .temp_sizes + .iter() + .map(|(tid, _)| *tid + 1) + .max() + .unwrap_or(0); + assert_eq!( + temp_max, 2, + "two members' single temps occupy distinct ids 0 and 1" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn combined_fragment_static_view_var_base_survives_verbatim() { + let frags = two_member_fragments(); + let resolved = scc(interleaved_order()); + + let combined = combine_scc_fragment(&resolved, &frags).expect("must combine"); + + // A static view whose base is a model variable must keep its + // `SymVarRef` verbatim (only `Temp` bases get a temp_offset). + let bases: Vec = combined + .static_views + .iter() + .map(|v| v.base.clone()) + .collect(); + assert_eq!( + bases, + vec![ + SymStaticViewBase::Var(vref("ce", 0)), + SymStaticViewBase::Var(vref("ecc", 1)), + ], + "Var-based static views survive the merge unchanged" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn combined_fragment_member_first_encounter_order_drives_resources() { + // `element_order` whose FIRST member is `ecc`, not `ce`. The + // per-member resource offsets are assigned in element_order's member + // first-encounter order, so here `ecc`'s resources come first. + let order = vec![(id("ecc"), 0), (id("ce"), 0), (id("ce"), 1), (id("ecc"), 1)]; + let frags = two_member_fragments(); + let resolved = scc(order.clone()); + + let combined = combine_scc_fragment(&resolved, &frags).expect("must combine"); + + // Writes still follow element_order exactly. + assert_eq!( + write_refs(&combined), + vec![vref("ecc", 0), vref("ce", 0), vref("ce", 1), vref("ecc", 1),] + ); + // ecc encountered first => ecc's GF / literals come first now. + assert_eq!( + combined.graphical_functions[0], + vec![(2.0, 2.0), (3.0, 3.0)], + "ecc's GF first (it is the first member in element_order)" + ); + assert_eq!( + combined.symbolic.literals, + vec![20.0, 10.0], + "ecc's literal pool first, then ce's" + ); + // Now ecc's const-assign is at literal 0, ce's renumbered to 1. + let const_assigns: Vec<(SymVarRef, u16)> = combined + .symbolic + .code + .iter() + .filter_map(|op| match op { + SymbolicOpcode::AssignConstCurr { var, literal_id } => Some((var.clone(), *literal_id)), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + assert_eq!( + const_assigns, + vec![(vref("ce", 0), 1), (vref("ecc", 1), 0)], + "ecc base 0 / ce base 1 -- offsets follow first-encounter order" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn combined_fragment_is_byte_stable() { + // The interleave is a pure reordering with deterministic per-member + // offset assignment, so two independent combines of the same inputs + // are byte-identical (AC2.3 determinism). + let resolved = scc(interleaved_order()); + let a = combine_scc_fragment(&resolved, &two_member_fragments()).unwrap(); + let b = combine_scc_fragment(&resolved, &two_member_fragments()).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(a, b, "combined PerVarBytecodes must be byte-stable"); +} + +// ── Loud-safe error path (defense-in-depth) ───────────────────────────── +// +// A malformed member fragment that is missing a segment for an element +// named in `element_order` must surface as an `Err` -- NEVER a panic and +// NEVER a silently-malformed combined fragment. The caller keeps +// `CircularDependency`. + +#[test] +fn combined_fragment_missing_element_segment_is_loud_safe_err() { + let mut frags = two_member_fragments(); + // Corrupt `ecc`: drop its element-1 write entirely, so the segment + // for `ecc[1]` (which `element_order` requires) does not exist. + let ecc = frags.get_mut(&id("ecc")).unwrap(); + ecc.symbolic.code = vec![ + SymbolicOpcode::LoadVar { var: vref("ce", 0) }, + SymbolicOpcode::AssignCurr { + var: vref("ecc", 0), + }, + // ecc[1] write deliberately omitted. + SymbolicOpcode::Ret, + ]; + let resolved = scc(interleaved_order()); + + let result = combine_scc_fragment(&resolved, &frags); + assert!( + result.is_err(), + "a member missing an element segment must be a loud-safe Err, \ + got {result:?}" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn combined_fragment_duplicate_element_segment_is_loud_safe_err() { + let mut frags = two_member_fragments(); + // Corrupt `ce`: write element 0 twice. A duplicate segment for the + // same element is ambiguous -> loud-safe Err (never pick one). + let ce = frags.get_mut(&id("ce")).unwrap(); + ce.symbolic.code = vec![ + SymbolicOpcode::AssignConstCurr { + var: vref("ce", 0), + literal_id: 0, + }, + SymbolicOpcode::AssignConstCurr { + var: vref("ce", 0), + literal_id: 0, + }, + SymbolicOpcode::LoadVar { + var: vref("ecc", 0), + }, + SymbolicOpcode::AssignCurr { var: vref("ce", 1) }, + SymbolicOpcode::Ret, + ]; + let resolved = scc(interleaved_order()); + + let result = combine_scc_fragment(&resolved, &frags); + assert!( + result.is_err(), + "a member with a duplicate element segment must be a loud-safe \ + Err, got {result:?}" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn combined_fragment_member_fragment_absent_is_loud_safe_err() { + let mut frags = two_member_fragments(); + // The Task 4 accessor returned `None` for `ecc` (unsourceable); the + // caller could not supply its fragment. The combiner must not panic + // on the missing map entry -- it must be a loud-safe Err. + frags.remove(&id("ecc")); + let resolved = scc(interleaved_order()); + + let result = combine_scc_fragment(&resolved, &frags); + assert!( + result.is_err(), + "an SCC member with no supplied fragment must be a loud-safe Err, \ + got {result:?}" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn combined_fragment_trailing_non_write_opcodes_join_last_segment() { + // A member whose final element write is followed by trailing + // non-write opcodes (before the `Ret`). Those trailing opcodes belong + // to the last element's segment (mirrors the Task 4 segmentation + // contract: a segment is the run UP TO AND INCLUDING the write, but a + // tail after the final write must not be silently dropped -- it would + // change semantics). Here the tail is harmless (a `PopView`); the + // contract we assert is that the combine still succeeds and the write + // ordering is correct (no opcode loss is separately covered by the + // numeric end-to-end tests). + let mut frags = two_member_fragments(); + let ce = frags.get_mut(&id("ce")).unwrap(); + ce.symbolic.code = vec![ + SymbolicOpcode::AssignConstCurr { + var: vref("ce", 0), + literal_id: 0, + }, + SymbolicOpcode::LoadVar { + var: vref("ecc", 0), + }, + SymbolicOpcode::AssignCurr { var: vref("ce", 1) }, + // Trailing non-write opcode after the last write, before Ret. + SymbolicOpcode::PopView {}, + SymbolicOpcode::Ret, + ]; + let resolved = scc(interleaved_order()); + + let combined = combine_scc_fragment(&resolved, &frags) + .expect("a trailing non-write tail must not break combination"); + assert_eq!( + write_refs(&combined), + vec![vref("ce", 0), vref("ecc", 0), vref("ce", 1), vref("ecc", 1),] + ); +} From b45e381da1f648b2d42bbe65e789d74514570ce4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 15:53:59 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 25/72] doc: insert phase 2 task 5b (multi-member SCC dependency-graph consumption, GH #575) --- .../phase_02.md | 105 ++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 105 insertions(+) diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02.md index 554a9d32f..b93e9b334 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_02.md @@ -435,6 +435,111 @@ test name) — pass. **Commit:** `engine: interleave members' symbolic segments into one combined PerVarBytecodes` + +### Task 5b: Consume the resolved multi-member SCC in the dependency graph (SCC-aware back-edge break + contiguous placement) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC2.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.2, element-cycle-resolution.AC2.4, element-cycle-resolution.AC4 (loud-safe: genuine multi-variable cycles still rejected) + +**Why this task exists (inserted prerequisite — GH #575 re-architecture):** +Phase 1 / Subcomponent A only ever taught `model_dependency_graph_impl`'s +`compute_transitive` to break a *self-edge* (`dep == name && +resolvable_self_loops.contains(dep)`, `db.rs:~1311`). For a multi-member +resolved SCC the intra-SCC edges are *cross-edges* (`dep != name`), so the +guard is false, `compute_transitive` returns `Err`, the `.unwrap_or_else` +sets `has_cycle = true` and `resolved_sccs.clear()`, and `assemble_module` +early-returns at `if dep_graph.has_cycle` — Task 4/5's correct verdict + +combined fragment are unreachable. Tasks 6/7/8 (inject, ref.mdl, +interleaved.mdl) cannot work until the dependency graph treats a resolved +multi-member SCC as a single collapsed node. This is the N≥2 analogue of the +single-variable self-edge consumption Phase 1 added; it was implicitly +assumed present by the original plan. + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` `model_dependency_graph_impl` + (`compute_transitive`/`compute_inner`, the `resolvable`/`resolved_sccs` + construction, and the symmetric init block). Locate by name/content; + report actual current line numbers. +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` — correct the + `resolve_recurrence_sccs` rustdoc (`~:1166-1181`) that currently asserts + the false N=1-only premise "the resolved member set only suppresses the + resolved members' edges" (CLAUDE.md comment-freshness, same commit). + +**Implementation:** +- Generalize the `resolvable_self_loops: &BTreeSet` parameter + threaded through `compute_transitive`/`compute_inner` into an **SCC-aware** + structure mapping each resolved member name → a stable SCC id (e.g. + `&BTreeMap` or `&HashMap`), built from + `resolution.resolved` (every member of `ResolvedScc` *i* maps to *i*). A + single-variable self-recurrence is a **1-member SCC** under this map, so + this *unifies and replaces* the N=1 self-edge mechanism — it is not a + parallel path. +- Back-edge handling (the `processing.contains(dep)` site, `db.rs:~1299`): + suppress (`continue`, no error) **iff `dep` and `name` are in the SAME + resolved SCC** (`map.get(dep).is_some() && map.get(dep) == map.get(name)`). + This covers the N=1 self-edge (`dep == name`, 1-member SCC) and N≥2 + cross-edges (`dep != name`, same SCC) uniformly. Any back-edge NOT within + one resolved SCC still `return Err` (loud-safe: genuine cycles, a + partially-resolved SCC, or a cross-SCC edge stay `CircularDependency`). +- Treat the resolved SCC as **one collapsed node** for transitive + accumulation so external topological ordering is correct: every member of + an SCC must end with the SAME transitive set = the union of all members' + *external* (non-SCC) successors and their transitive deps; **no SCC member + may appear in another SCC member's transitive set** (else the topo sort + re-sees the cycle). The SCC is positioned after its external deps and + before its external consumers. +- Deterministic contiguous placement: members of a resolved SCC must appear + in the runlist grouped and in a byte-stable order at the SCC's topological + slot, so Task 6's "inject one combined fragment at the first SCC member's + slot, skip the rest" lands it in correct relative order. Reuse the existing + byte-stable discipline (BTreeSet/sorted; `element_order` is already + byte-stable from Task 4); the SCC's runlist position is what matters + (Task 6 injects once and skips non-first members). +- With the SCC-aware break, `compute_transitive(false, &scc_map)` now returns + `Ok` for a fully-resolved multi-member SCC, so `resolved_sccs` stays + populated and `has_cycle = false`. Apply the **same generalization + symmetrically to the init block** (it already mirrors the dt block). +- Loud-safe: a genuine multi-variable cycle (`a=b+1; b=a+1`; + `a[i]=b[i]; b[i]=a[i]`) is NOT in `resolution.resolved` (Task 4's symbolic + verdict returns it `Unresolved`), so it is absent from the SCC map, its + back-edge still `Err`s ⇒ `has_cycle = true` ⇒ `CircularDependency`. A + partially-resolved SCC (`has_unresolved`) keeps the conservative fallback. +- Honor the documented module-input scoping caveat (GH #573, + `db_dep_graph.rs:~1158-1180`) — do not regress it. + +**CRITICAL CONSTRAINT:** every Phase 1 + Subcomponent A single-variable +regression guard MUST stay green **unchanged** (`self_recurrence.mdl` +end-to-end, `self_recurrence_resolves_and_no_self_token_leak`, +`genuine_cycles_still_rejected`, all `resolve_dt_*`/`resolve_init_*`, +`dt_cycle_sccs_*`, byte-stability, `previous_self_reference_still_resolves`). +N=1 is the 1-member-SCC case of the generalized mechanism and must be +byte-identical. If a guard needs editing to pass, the generalization changed +N=1 behavior — STOP and report, do not edit the guard. + +**Testing (RED-first, `db_dep_graph_tests.rs`):** +- A two-member `ref.mdl`-shaped SCC `TestProject` ⇒ `model_dependency_graph`: + `has_cycle == false`, `resolved_sccs` contains the `{ce,ecc}` SCC, + `dt_dependencies` non-empty and each member carries the SCC's external + deps — RED before (today `has_cycle == true`, empty `resolved_sccs`), GREEN + after. +- `interleaved.mdl`-shaped multi-member SCC ⇒ same (`has_cycle == false`, + resolved). +- Genuine multi-variable element 2-cycle `a[i]=b[i]; b[i]=a[i]` and scalar + `a=b+1; b=a+1` ⇒ `has_cycle == true`, empty `resolved_sccs` (loud-safe; + the load-bearing AC4 assertion). +- An acyclic control ⇒ unaffected (empty `resolved_sccs`, `has_cycle == + false`). +- Regression: the single-variable self-recurrence `TestProject` ⇒ + byte-identical `resolved_sccs`/`element_order`/`has_cycle` to Phase 1. + +**Verification:** +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --lib db_dep_graph` — +RED on the multi-member tests before, GREEN after, entire existing suite +green unchanged. Then `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io` corpus +green. Commit via `git commit` (pre-commit full `cargo test` 180s cap; never +`--no-verify`; on hook failure fix + NEW commit, not `--amend`). +**Commit:** `engine: consume multi-member resolved SCCs in dependency graph (SCC-aware back-edge break)` + + ### Task 6: Inject the combined fragment in `assemble_module` (dt + init) From f059c4dd442cd7714cd2105143f50264dd959c33 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 16:21:28 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 26/72] engine: consume multi-member resolved SCCs in dependency graph (SCC-aware back-edge break) --- src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md | 2 +- src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 514 +----------- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs | 846 +++++++++++++++++++- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs | 477 +++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 48 +- 5 files changed, 1342 insertions(+), 545 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md b/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md index a4a333d33..a9b9a2566 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md +++ b/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ The primary compilation path uses salsa tracked functions for fine-grained incre - **`src/db_ltm_ir.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- not a `db.rs` submodule, purely for the per-file line cap; like `ltm_agg`, it builds on `crate::db`) - The single salsa-tracked place a causal edge's access shape *and* aggregate-node routing are decided. `model_ltm_reference_sites(db, model, project) -> LtmReferenceSitesResult` walks each variable's `Expr2` AST once, consults `enumerate_agg_nodes` (the sole "hoistable maximal reducer" decider), and buckets every `Var`/`Subscript` reference by its `(from, to)` causal edge into a `Vec` (`shape` + `target_element` + `routing ∈ {Direct, ThroughAgg{agg}}`); the byte-identical `route_through_agg = !routed_aggs.is_empty() && in_reducer` decision and the `aggs_in_var(to).filter(is_synthetic && reads from)` filter exist here and nowhere else. `model_element_causal_edges`, `model_edge_shapes`, and `model_ltm_variables` are pure readers. Also hosts the AST-walker helpers moved out of `db_analysis.rs` (`collect_reference_sites` / `classify_subscript_shape` / `resolve_literal_index` / `collect_reference_shapes`); `classify_subscript_shape` carries the AC1.4 fix -- a subscript whose indices are *all* `Wildcard`/`StarRange` (the reducer-style whole-extent access, e.g. `SUM(x[*:Dim])`) classifies as `Wildcard` to agree with `enumerate_agg_nodes`'s read-slice hoisting test. `classify_iterated_dim_shape` carries the GH #511 iterated-dimension fix -- a subscript whose indices are *exactly* the target equation's iterated dimensions, in the position matching the source's declared dimension order (each index `d_i` either named the same as the source's `i`-th dim or a dimension that maps to it -- the AC3.5 mapped-dimension case), classifies as `Bare` (a same-element-on-shared-dims reference: `row_sum[Region]` inside `growth[Region,Age]` reads the same `Region` element of `row_sum`, which `emit_edges_for_reference` then projects via `expand_same_element`). A *partially*-iterated subscript that is a *reducer argument* (`SUM(matrix[D1,*])`, `SUM(pop[NYC,*])`, `SUM(matrix3d[D1,NYC,*])`) is hoisted into a synthetic agg by `enumerate_agg_nodes` (its read slice is statically describable), so the reference is `ThroughAgg`-routed and its (`Wildcard`) shape is ignored; the only `Direct` `Wildcard` reducer references remaining are a *whole-RHS* variable-backed reducer's argument (`total = SUM(population[*])`), which keeps `Wildcard`, and a not-hoistable reducer's argument -- a *dynamic index* (`SUM(pop[idx,*])`, `idx` non-literal) or a *mapped*-dimension sliced reducer (`SUM(matrix[State,*])` over `matrix[Region,D2]` with a `State→Region` mapping; `enumerate_agg_nodes` declines the remapped axis -- tracked tech debt). For the dynamic-index case `model_ltm_reference_sites` reclassifies that `Direct` `Wildcard` `in_reducer` site as `DynamicIndex` (#514) so the `Wildcard`-shape conservative cross-product never fires from a `Direct` site that *could* have been hoisted. (`classify_iterated_dim_shape`'s mapped branch -- a *whole-equation*-iterated subscript like `x[State]` inside `target[State] = x[State] * c`, not a sliced reducer argument -- is a separate path and still classifies as `Bare`.) The mapped case needs a `DimensionsContext` (built from `project_datamodel_dims`), so the IR is recomputed when a dimension's mappings change. - **`src/db_ltm_ir_tests.rs`** - Tests for the reference-site IR: the per-AST-site `(shape, in_reducer)` contract (the `ref_site_*` regression guards, ported from `db_analysis.rs`) plus the public `ClassifiedSite` contract -- `(shape, target_element, routing)` per site, the AC1.4 `StarRange` consistency, and the AC1.5 SIZE / scalar-source-reducer `Direct` routing, each cross-checked against `enumerate_agg_nodes`. - **`src/db_macro_registry.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- like `db_ltm_ir`, only to keep `db.rs` under the per-file line cap) - The per-project macro-registry salsa query. `project_macro_registry(db, project) -> MacroRegistryResult` wraps the pure `module_functions::MacroRegistry` (resolver) and exposes the build error. Registry-build *validation* (recursion cycle, duplicate macro name, macro/model name collision) can't be re-derived from the canonical-name-keyed `SourceProject.models`, so `macro_registry_build_error` runs `MacroRegistry::build` over the datamodel `Vec` at sync time and stores its typed `(ErrorCode, message)` on the `SourceProject` input; the query reads it back and surfaces it as a project-level diagnostic so `compile_project_incremental` fails with a clear message. `enclosing_macro_for_var` resolves a macro-body variable's enclosing-macro name (#554, the renamed-intrinsic precedence). -- **`src/db_dep_graph.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- like `db_ltm_ir` / `db_macro_registry`, only to keep `db.rs` under the per-file line cap) - Holds the single shared **dt-phase cycle relation** `dt_walk_successors(var_info, name) -> Vec<&str>` (Stock/Module/absent ⇒ `[]`; otherwise `dt_deps` filtered to known, non-stock targets, module-targets kept -- exactly the successor set `crate::db::model_dependency_graph_impl`'s `compute_inner` iterates for dt-phase cycle detection) and the shared `VarInfo` map builder `build_var_info` (consumed verbatim by `model_dependency_graph_impl` and the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor, so the accessor observes the *exact* `var_info` the engine builds -- never a reconstruction). Defining the relation once and using it in both places makes the accessor's relation the engine's relation by construction. Also hosts the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor: `dt_cycle_sccs` (uncapped `crate::ltm::scc_components` Tarjan over the `dt_walk_successors` adjacency → `DtCycleSccs { multi, self_loops }`, sorted/byte-stable), the pure `dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation` predicate (functional core), and `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` (imperative shell -- cross-checks the instrumented SCC set against the engine's real `CircularDependency` flagging on the same compiled model, panics on divergence), plus `array_producing_vars` / `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` (the set of variables whose engine-lowered non-initial exprs contain an array-producing builtin, over the same `build_var_info` universe). +- **`src/db_dep_graph.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- like `db_ltm_ir` / `db_macro_registry`, only to keep `db.rs` under the per-file line cap) - Owns the **model dependency-graph cycle gate** and its shared relations. The production gate `model_dependency_graph_impl` lives here (the transitive-closure DFS `compute_transitive`/`compute_inner`; the SCC-aware back-edge break `same_resolved_scc`; the SCC-as-collapsed-node transitive accumulation -- every member of a resolved recurrence SCC ends with the identical member-free union of the SCC's *external* successors so the topo sort never re-sees the intra-SCC cycle; and the SCC-contiguous topological runlist sort `topo_sort_str` so a resolved SCC's members are emitted as one byte-stable contiguous block at the SCC's slot for Phase-2-Task-6 combined-fragment injection). The thin `#[salsa::tracked]` wrappers `crate::db::model_dependency_graph` / `model_dependency_graph_with_inputs` stay in `db.rs` (the `ModelDepGraphResult` salsa types do) and delegate straight here. Also holds the single shared **dt-phase cycle relation** `dt_walk_successors(var_info, name) -> Vec<&str>` (Stock/Module/absent ⇒ `[]`; otherwise `dt_deps` filtered to known, non-stock targets, module-targets kept -- exactly the successor set `compute_inner` iterates for dt-phase cycle detection), the **init-phase** analogue `init_walk_successors` (a stock is NOT an init sink), the shared `VarInfo` map builder `build_var_info` (consumed verbatim by `model_dependency_graph_impl` and the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor, so the accessor observes the *exact* `var_info` the engine builds -- never a reconstruction), and the recurrence-SCC element-acyclicity refinement `resolve_recurrence_sccs` / `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` / `symbolic_phase_element_order` (GH #575: the cross-member-comparable symbolic `SymVarRef` element graph; N=1 self-recurrence is just the 1-member case). Defining each relation once and using it in both the gate and the accessor makes the accessor's relation the engine's relation by construction. Also hosts the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor: `dt_cycle_sccs` (uncapped `crate::ltm::scc_components` Tarjan over the `dt_walk_successors` adjacency → `DtCycleSccs { multi, self_loops }`, sorted/byte-stable), the pure `dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation` predicate (functional core), and `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` (imperative shell -- cross-checks the instrumented SCC set against the engine's real `CircularDependency` flagging on the same compiled model, panics on divergence), plus `array_producing_vars` / `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` (the set of variables whose engine-lowered non-initial exprs contain an array-producing builtin, over the same `build_var_info` universe). - **`src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs`** - Tests for the dt-phase cycle-relation primitive and the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor, in their own file alongside the production code to keep `db.rs`/`db_tests.rs` under the per-file line cap: the `dt_walk_successors` invariant per node kind (Stock/Module/Aux/absent, BTreeSet-sorted order), `dt_cycle_sccs` integration (clean DAG / two-node cycle / self-loop, each via the consistency-checked accessor), byte-stability, the pure consistency predicate in both divergence directions plus all consistent pairings, and `array_producing_vars` membership over the four positive/negative cases. - **`src/db_ltm.rs`** - LTM (Loops That Matter) equation parsing and compilation as salsa tracked functions. `model_ltm_variables` is the unified entry point: generates link scores, loop scores, pathway scores, and composite scores for any model (root, stdlib, user-defined), and also caches the loop-id -> cycle-partition mapping on `LtmVariablesResult::loop_partitions` so post-simulation consumers can normalize loop scores without re-running Tarjan. Relative loop scores are no longer emitted as synthetic variables; see `ltm_post.rs` for the post-simulation computation. Auto-detects sub-model behavior by checking for input ports with causal pathways. Also handles implicit helper/module vars synthesized while parsing LTM equations. `LtmSyntheticVar` carries an `equation: datamodel::Equation` (so an arrayed-per-element-equation target's link score can be a real `Equation::Arrayed` partial-per-element rather than a `"0"` placeholder) plus a `dimensions` field (list of dimension names) so A2A link/loop scores expand to per-element slots during simulation and discovery. Reducer subexpressions are routed through aggregate nodes: `enumerate_agg_nodes` (`ltm_agg.rs`) hoists each statically-describable inlined reducer (whole-extent or sliced) into a synthetic `$⁚ltm⁚agg⁚{n}` aux carrying a `read_slice` / `result_dims`, and `model_ltm_variables` emits that aux plus its two link-score halves -- `source[] → agg` (one scalar `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[]→{agg}`, or `…→{agg}[]` for an arrayed agg, per *read* row -- only the rows the slice reads, scored by the reducer's `classify_reducer` algebraic shortcut over that row's co-reduced slice via `emit_source_to_agg_link_scores`/`read_slice_rows`) and `agg → target` (a Bare partial of `target`'s equation with the reducer subexpr AST-substituted by the agg name; one scalar `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{agg}→{to}[{e}]` per target element for an arrayed `target` -- the agg side carries an `[]` subscript when the agg is itself arrayed, *and* the `Δsource` denominator of that link-score equation projects the same `[]` subscript (`generate_scalar_to_element_equation`'s `source_ref_override`), since the bare multi-slot agg name doesn't compile as a scalar denominator -- or a single `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{agg}→{to}` for a scalar one). An *arrayed* synthetic agg's two halves use the same agg-half emitters with subscripted agg names; this is exact for the diagonal case (`result_dims` equal the target's iterated dims) but the strict-prefix *broadcast* case (`SUM(matrix[D1,*])` inside an A2A body over `D1 x D2`) over-subscribes the agg into the cross-product -- tracked as GH #528, the loop score degrades to 0 there. A reducer over a *dynamic index* (`SUM(pop[idx,*])`) and a *mapped*-dimension sliced reducer (`SUM(matrix[State,*])` over `matrix[Region,D2]` with a `State→Region` mapping) are the carve-outs: not hoisted, so the reference stays on the conservative path (`DynamicIndex` for the dynamic-index case). `emit_per_shape_link_scores` covers the *non*-reducer (Bare / FixedIndex) references; the obsolete per-shape `⁚wildcard`/`⁚dynamic` link-score variants were retired. The exhaustive path consumes the tiered enumerator (`model_loop_circuits_tiered`) via `build_loops_from_tiered`: fast-path circuits (PureScalar / PureSameElementA2A) materialize directly into Loops, and the slow path flows through `build_element_level_loops` (preserved as the slow-path consumer) which groups element-level circuits into A2A loops (shared ID, with dimensions) or element-subscripted cross-element loops. The per-element distinction for cross-dimensional edges is encoded in the link's `from` string (e.g., `"pop[nyc]"`) and the visited element of an A2A target on the link's `to` string (`"mp[boston]"`), not as a separate shape field, so the loop-score equation references the per-element link score that `try_cross_dimensional_link_scores` emits (named `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[{elem}]→{to}` for an arrayed-source → scalar-target reducer edge -- and `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[{d1,d2}]→{to}[{d1}]` for an arrayed-result reducer) and the subscripted-after-quote A2A slot `"$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}→{to}"[e]` for a cross-element edge that visits one slot of an A2A score. The mirror cross-dimensional case -- a scalar-source → arrayed-target edge -- is handled by the sibling `try_scalar_to_arrayed_link_scores`, which emits one scalar `LtmSyntheticVar` per *target* element, named `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}→{to}[{elem}]` (the element rides in the `to` side instead of the `from` side); a single Bare-A2A var would be undiscoverable because the discovery parser would invent a `{from}[{elem}]` node that doesn't match the scalar source's bare node. A *disjoint*-dim arrayed→arrayed edge whose target is a per-element-equation (`Ast::Arrayed`) variable referencing the source by literal element subscripts of a dimension disjoint from the target's (`target[D1,D2]` whose `` equations reference `source[m]`, `m ∈ D3`, D3 disjoint from D1/D2) is handled by `try_disjoint_dim_arrayed_link_scores` (called from `emit_link_scores_for_edge` before the `emit_per_shape_link_scores` fallback): it reuses the `model_ltm_reference_sites` IR for `(from, to)` (each site's `shape` is `FixedIndex(elems)` for `source[m]`), and emits one `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[{m}]→{to}` per distinct referenced source element -- an `Equation::Arrayed` over `to`'s dims (via the salsa-cached shaped path → `build_arrayed_link_score_equation`), holding `source[m]` live in the slots that reference it and the trivial-zero guard form (`source[m]` frozen at `PREVIOUS`) elsewhere -- not the silent scalarized stand-in the pre-#510 path produced (`link_score_dimensions` returned `[]` for the disjoint edge, so `retarget_ltm_equation_dims` collapsed the per-element `Equation::Arrayed` to the first slot's text). If the target references the source via a *non-literal* index (a `DynamicIndex` site) the edge is not statically scoreable: `emit_unscoreable_disjoint_edge_warning` accumulates a `CompilationDiagnostic` `Warning` naming the edge and *no* link-score variable is emitted (and the caller does not fall through to `emit_per_shape_link_scores`, which would build the misleading scalarized stand-in). A loop running through an inlined reducer traverses `… → from[d] → $⁚ltm⁚agg⁚{n} → to[e] → …` in the un-trimmed loop-score chain, but the synthetic agg nodes are trimmed from each *reported* `Loop`/`FoundLoop` node sequence (like the internal stocks of `DELAY3`/`SMOOTH`). A cross-element feedback loop *through* an inlined reducer visits the (subscript-free, or for an arrayed agg `[]`-subscripted) agg node more than once, so Johnson never emits it directly: `recover_cross_agg_loops` (`db_ltm.rs`, called from `build_element_level_loops`) reconstructs it from the agg-touching elementary "petals" (`agg → … → agg`), stitching pairwise-disjoint petal subsets of size ≥2 in every distinct *cyclic ordering* (`cyclic_orderings(m)` -- index 0 pinned to kill rotations, mirror reversals skipped: `1` for m=2, (m-1)!/2 for m≥3, via hand-rolled Heap's algorithm), so each disjoint subset yields (m-1)!/2 distinct directed cycles that share a `loop_score` (same edge multiset ⇒ same commutative product). It is bounded by a deterministic petal priority (fewest internal nodes first, then a stable joined-name tiebreaker -- makes truncation reproducible), a soft per-agg petal cap (`MAX_AGG_PETALS = 8`, bounding the `2^k` subset enumeration), and a model-wide loop-count budget (`MAX_CROSS_AGG_LOOPS = 256`, threaded as `agg_loop_budget` from `build_loops_from_tiered`/`build_element_level_loops`, `#[cfg(test)]`-overridable via `AggLoopBudgetGuard`); clipping sets `LtmVariablesResult.agg_recovery_truncated` and accumulates a `Warning` (mirroring the auto-flip-to-discovery gate). `recover_agg_hop_polarities` then patches the (variable-graph-invisible, hence Unknown) agg hops for monotone reducers (GH #516). The exhaustive loop-iteration path strips the subscript before calling `try_cross_dimensional_link_scores` (which keys `source_vars` by variable name) and dedupes on the stripped key. The auto-flip gate fires on either the variable-level SCC (cheap pre-Johnson check) or the slow-path subgraph SCC (computed inside the tiered enumerator), so pure-A2A models with thousands of element-level circuits no longer get pulled into discovery just because their full element-graph SCC is N times their variable-level SCC. `compile_ltm_synthetic_fragment` is the shared select-and-compile helper (salsa-cached `(from, to)` path vs. direct compilation of the prepared equation) used by both `assemble_module`'s LTM pass and `model_ltm_fragment_diagnostics` -- a salsa-tracked diagnostic pass (driven by `model_all_diagnostics` when `ltm_enabled`, mirroring the auto-flip warning's reachability) that emits a `Warning` for every LTM synthetic variable whose fragment fails to compile. Without it `assemble_module` silently drops the failed fragment and the variable reads a constant 0 -- the silent-stubbing path that previously masked a wrong arrayed flow-to-stock link score (GH #466 tracks the remaining gap: the diagnostic-collection FFI paths leave `ltm_enabled` false, so neither this warning nor the auto-flip warning reaches `simlin_project_get_errors` today). - **`src/db_ltm_tests.rs`** - Unit tests for LTM equation text generation via salsa tracked functions. diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index e68655e26..531dd95e3 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -10,11 +10,6 @@ use salsa::plumbing::AsId; use crate::canonicalize; use crate::common::{Canonical, EquationError, Error, Ident, UnitError}; use crate::datamodel; -// The dt-phase cycle-relation primitive + `VarInfo` builder live in the -// sibling `db_dep_graph` module (a top-level module like `db_ltm_ir` / -// `db_macro_registry`, split out purely for the per-file line cap); -// `model_dependency_graph_impl`'s `compute_inner` consumes them here. -use crate::db_dep_graph::{VarInfo, build_var_info, dt_walk_successors, init_walk_successors}; #[path = "db_ltm.rs"] mod db_ltm; @@ -1177,505 +1172,20 @@ pub struct ModelDepGraphResult { pub resolved_sccs: Vec, } -/// Accumulate a model-level `CircularDependency` diagnostic for -/// `var_name` (the variable the dependency walk reported the back-edge -/// on). Factored out of `model_dependency_graph_impl` because the -/// dt-phase, the dt-phase residual-after-resolution, and the init-phase -/// cycle paths all emit the identical diagnostic; keeping one definition -/// prevents the four sites from drifting. -fn cycle_diagnostic(db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, var_name: String) { - CompilationDiagnostic(Diagnostic { - model: model.name(db).clone(), - variable: Some(var_name), - error: DiagnosticError::Model(crate::common::Error { - kind: crate::common::ErrorKind::Model, - code: crate::common::ErrorCode::CircularDependency, - details: None, - }), - severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, - }) - .accumulate(db); -} - -fn model_dependency_graph_impl( - db: &dyn Db, - model: SourceModel, - project: SourceProject, - module_input_names: &[String], -) -> ModelDepGraphResult { - let module_input_names = module_input_names.to_vec(); - let (var_info, all_init_referenced) = build_var_info(db, model, project, &module_input_names); - - // Compute transitive dependencies (simplified all_deps without - // cross-model support). - // - // `resolvable_self_loops` is the set of variables whose - // whole-variable dt self-edge the element-cycle refinement proved is - // a *resolvable* single-variable self-recurrence (acyclic induced - // element graph). Such a self-edge is NOT a real variable-granularity - // ordering constraint -- the member resolves its own elements - // internally via its `ResolvedScc.element_order` -- so the back-edge - // check breaks ONLY that self-edge. Every other back-edge - // (multi-variable SCC, an unresolved or genuine self-loop) is still a - // fatal cycle. On the acyclic happy path and the init phase this set - // is empty, so the cycle detector is byte-identical to before. - let compute_transitive = |is_initial: bool, - resolvable_self_loops: &BTreeSet| - -> Result>, String> { - let mut all_deps: HashMap>> = - var_info.keys().map(|k| (k.clone(), None)).collect(); - let mut processing: BTreeSet = BTreeSet::new(); - - fn compute_inner( - var_info: &HashMap, - all_deps: &mut HashMap>>, - processing: &mut BTreeSet, - name: &str, - is_initial: bool, - resolvable_self_loops: &BTreeSet, - ) -> Result<(), String> { - if all_deps.get(name).and_then(|d| d.as_ref()).is_some() { - return Ok(()); - } - - let info = match var_info.get(name) { - Some(info) => info, - None => return Ok(()), // unknown variable handled at model level - }; - - // Stocks break the dependency chain in dt phase - if info.is_stock && !is_initial { - all_deps.insert(name.to_string(), Some(BTreeSet::new())); - return Ok(()); - } - - // Skip modules -- cross-model deps handled at the orchestrator level - if info.is_module { - let direct = if is_initial { - &info.initial_deps - } else { - &info.dt_deps - }; - all_deps.insert(name.to_string(), Some(direct.clone())); - return Ok(()); - } - - processing.insert(name.to_string()); - - // The successor set this normal node contributes to cycle - // detection AND the `all_deps` transitive/ordering map. It - // is sourced from the SINGLE shared cycle relation for the - // phase: `dt_walk_successors` (dt) or `init_walk_successors` - // (init). In the init phase stocks do NOT break the chain - // (that filter is dt-only -- `compute_inner`'s - // `info.is_stock && !is_initial` sink does not fire here), - // so `init_walk_successors` is the init deps filtered only - // to known vars. Either way this is exactly the effective - // set the original `for dep in direct { if - // !var_info.contains_key {continue} if !is_initial && - // dep_info.is_stock {continue} ... }` loop iterated, in the - // same `BTreeSet`-sorted order, so cycle detection (first - // back-edge) and the `all_deps` transitive map are - // byte-identical. `init_walk_successors`'s defensive - // absent/module guards never fire here -- the stock/module - // early-returns above already handled those before this - // point (the same way `dt_walk_successors`'s guards are - // redundant at this call site). Sharing the init relation by - // construction means the init-phase per-element recurrence - // resolution observes the engine's actual init relation, not - // a re-derivation. Only the iteration set is factored out; - // the stock/module early-returns above and the `transitive` - // accumulation below are untouched. - let successors: Vec<&str> = if is_initial { - init_walk_successors(var_info, name) - } else { - dt_walk_successors(var_info, name) - }; - - let mut transitive = BTreeSet::new(); - for dep in successors { - transitive.insert(dep.to_string()); - - if processing.contains(dep) { - // A proven-acyclic single-variable - // self-recurrence's whole-variable self-edge - // (`dep == name`, member in - // `resolvable_self_loops`) is resolved internally - // via the member's per-element order: it is NOT a - // fatal cycle and there is nothing to absorb (its - // own transitive set is exactly what this call is - // computing). Every OTHER back-edge -- a - // multi-variable SCC, or any self-loop the - // element-cycle refinement did not resolve -- - // still returns the circular-dependency error. - if dep == name && resolvable_self_loops.contains(dep) { - continue; - } - return Err(name.to_string()); // circular dependency - } - - if all_deps.get(dep).and_then(|d| d.as_ref()).is_none() { - compute_inner( - var_info, - all_deps, - processing, - dep, - is_initial, - resolvable_self_loops, - )?; - } - - // `successors` only contains known vars (dt: filtered - // inside `dt_walk_successors`; init: the `contains_key` - // filter above), so this lookup never misses. The - // `!dep_info.is_module` transitive non-absorption guard - // is preserved exactly -- it governs only whether - // `dep`'s transitive set is absorbed, never iteration. - if var_info.get(dep).map(|d| !d.is_module).unwrap_or(false) - && let Some(Some(dep_deps)) = all_deps.get(dep) - { - transitive.extend(dep_deps.iter().cloned()); - } - } - - processing.remove(name); - all_deps.insert(name.to_string(), Some(transitive)); - Ok(()) - } - - let names: Vec = var_info.keys().cloned().collect(); - for name in &names { - compute_inner( - &var_info, - &mut all_deps, - &mut processing, - name, - is_initial, - resolvable_self_loops, - )?; - } - - Ok(all_deps - .into_iter() - .map(|(k, v)| (k, v.unwrap_or_default())) - .collect()) - }; - - let mut has_cycle = false; - let mut resolved_sccs: Vec = Vec::new(); - - let no_resolvable: BTreeSet = BTreeSet::new(); - - // First pass with NO resolvable self-loops: the acyclic happy path - // returns `Ok` here with zero refinement work (byte-identical to the - // pre-Phase-1 behavior). Only a genuine back-edge triggers the - // element-cycle refinement below. - let dt_first = compute_transitive(false, &no_resolvable); - - // The set of single-variable self-recurrence members whose induced - // element graph the refinement proved acyclic in BOTH the dt and init - // phases (`refine_scc_to_element_verdict` verifies both, since a - // single-variable self-recurrence's self-edge is structurally present - // in both relations -- `ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` is `ecc`'s init AST - // too). Their self-edge is broken in BOTH `compute_transitive` calls - // so the dependency maps / runlists come out correct; the member - // stays in the normal per-variable runlist and lowers correctly via - // declared-order `SubscriptIterator` (no combined fragment in Phase - // 1). Empty unless the dt gate actually found a fully-resolvable - // back-edge. - let resolvable: BTreeSet = if dt_first.is_err() { - let resolution = - crate::db_dep_graph::resolve_recurrence_sccs(db, model, project, SccPhase::Dt); - if !resolution.has_unresolved && !resolution.resolved.is_empty() { - let names = resolution - .resolved - .iter() - .flat_map(|s| s.members.iter().map(|m| m.as_str().to_string())) - .collect(); - resolved_sccs = resolution.resolved; - names - } else { - // A genuine cycle remains (multi-variable in Phase 1, - // element-cyclic, or not element-sourceable): keep the - // conservative `CircularDependency` (loud-safe fallback). - BTreeSet::new() - } - } else { - BTreeSet::new() - }; - - let dt_dependencies = match dt_first { - Ok(deps) => deps, - Err(first_cycle_var) => { - if resolvable.is_empty() { - // Unresolved: keep the conservative `CircularDependency`. - has_cycle = true; - cycle_diagnostic(db, model, first_cycle_var); - HashMap::new() - } else { - // Re-run with the resolved members' self-edges broken - // (only at the self-edge; every other back-edge still - // errors). A residual genuine cycle is still loud-safe. - compute_transitive(false, &resolvable).unwrap_or_else(|var_name| { - has_cycle = true; - resolved_sccs.clear(); - cycle_diagnostic(db, model, var_name); - HashMap::new() - }) - } - } - }; - - // ── Init-phase cycle gate (symmetric to the dt block above) ──────── - // - // First pass with the SAME dt-resolved `resolvable` set: it breaks - // the both-relations single-variable aux self-recurrence's init - // self-edge (`ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` is `ecc`'s init AST too, and - // `refine_scc_to_element_verdict`'s dt verdict already verified - // `ecc`'s init element graph is acyclic as a precondition). With an - // empty `resolvable` (the acyclic happy path / loud-safe fallback) - // this is byte-identical to the original behavior and does ZERO - // extra init refinement work. - let init_first = compute_transitive(true, &resolvable); - - let initial_dependencies = match init_first { - Ok(deps) => deps, - Err(first_init_cycle_var) => { - // A back-edge remains AFTER the dt-resolved set's init - // self-edges are broken => a *structurally distinct* - // init-only cycle (e.g. a per-element forward recurrence in - // a stock's initial value -- a stock breaks the dt chain so - // this never appeared as a dt SCC). Run the init-phase - // recurrence resolution (Phase 2 Task 3), reusing the - // phase-parameterized builder. - let init_resolution = - crate::db_dep_graph::resolve_recurrence_sccs(db, model, project, SccPhase::Initial); - - // Exclude init SCCs whose members the dt path already - // resolved: a both-relations aux self-recurrence is - // identified as an init self-loop too, but re-emitting it as - // a `phase: Initial` `ResolvedScc` would DUPLICATE the dt - // path's single `phase: Dt` SCC (regressing the Phase 1 - // self-recurrence behavior). Keep only the structurally - // distinct init-only SCCs. (Subcomponent A scope: - // `resolve_recurrence_sccs` already routes multi-variable - // SCCs to `has_unresolved`; Subcomponent B resolves those.) - let init_only_resolved: Vec = if init_resolution.has_unresolved { - Vec::new() - } else { - init_resolution - .resolved - .into_iter() - .filter(|s| !s.members.iter().any(|m| resolvable.contains(m.as_str()))) - .collect() - }; - - if init_only_resolved.is_empty() { - // Either a genuine unresolved init cycle (multi-variable - // / element-cyclic / not element-sourceable), or every - // identified init SCC was already dt-covered yet the - // gate still errs (a genuine residual cycle). Loud-safe: - // keep the conservative `CircularDependency`. - has_cycle = true; - cycle_diagnostic(db, model, first_init_cycle_var); - HashMap::new() - } else { - // Break the init-only resolved members' init self-edges - // too (in ADDITION to the dt-resolved set's), then - // re-run. A residual genuine cycle is still loud-safe - // (clear every resolved SCC and flag -- mirrors the dt - // re-run's `unwrap_or_else`, honoring the - // `resolved_sccs`-empty-on-fallback invariant). - let mut init_resolvable = resolvable.clone(); - for s in &init_only_resolved { - for m in &s.members { - init_resolvable.insert(m.as_str().to_string()); - } - } - match compute_transitive(true, &init_resolvable) { - Ok(deps) => { - resolved_sccs.extend(init_only_resolved); - deps - } - Err(var_name) => { - has_cycle = true; - resolved_sccs.clear(); - cycle_diagnostic(db, model, var_name); - HashMap::new() - } - } - } - } - }; - - // Build runlists via topological sort - let var_names: Vec = { - let mut names: Vec = var_info.keys().cloned().collect(); - names.sort_unstable(); - names - }; - - let topo_sort_str = - |names: Vec<&String>, deps: &HashMap>| -> Vec { - use std::collections::HashSet; - // Build the allowed set: only variables in the filtered input list - // should appear in the output. Dependencies are used solely for - // ordering, not for expanding the set. - let allowed: HashSet<&str> = names.iter().map(|n| n.as_str()).collect(); - let mut result: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut used: HashSet = HashSet::new(); - - fn add( - deps: &HashMap>, - allowed: &HashSet<&str>, - result: &mut Vec, - used: &mut HashSet, - name: &str, - ) { - if used.contains(name) { - return; - } - used.insert(name.to_string()); - if let Some(d) = deps.get(name) { - for dep in d.iter() { - add(deps, allowed, result, used, dep); - } - } - // Only include variables that were in the original filtered list - if allowed.contains(name) { - result.push(name.to_string()); - } - } - - for name in names { - add(deps, &allowed, &mut result, &mut used, name); - } - result - }; - - // Initials runlist: stocks, modules, INIT-referenced vars, and their - // transitive deps. - // - // Module variables have their transitive deps short-circuited in - // compute_transitive (only direct deps are stored). The deps of those - // direct deps (e.g. an implicit intermediate variable depending on a - // regular model variable) ARE fully expanded in initial_dependencies. - // We must transitively close init_set so that every variable needed - // during the initials phase is included in the allowed set for - // topo_sort_str. - // - // Variables referenced by INIT() must also be seeded into the needed - // set. Without this, aux-only models (no stocks/modules) using INIT(x) - // would have an empty Initials runlist, and initial_values[x_offset] - // would stay at zero. - let runlist_initials = { - use std::collections::HashSet; - let needed: HashSet<&String> = var_names - .iter() - .filter(|n| { - var_info - .get(n.as_str()) - .map(|i| i.is_stock || i.is_module) - .unwrap_or(false) - || all_init_referenced.contains(n.as_str()) - }) - .collect(); - let mut init_set: HashSet<&String> = needed - .iter() - .flat_map(|n| { - initial_dependencies - .get(n.as_str()) - .into_iter() - .flat_map(|deps| deps.iter()) - }) - .collect(); - init_set.extend(needed); - // Transitively close: each item added to init_set may itself - // have deps that also need to be in the initials runlist. - loop { - let additional: HashSet<&String> = init_set - .iter() - .flat_map(|n| { - initial_dependencies - .get(n.as_str()) - .into_iter() - .flat_map(|deps| deps.iter()) - }) - .filter(|d| !init_set.contains(d)) - .collect(); - if additional.is_empty() { - break; - } - init_set.extend(additional); - } - let init_list: Vec<&String> = init_set.into_iter().collect(); - topo_sort_str(init_list, &initial_dependencies) - }; - - // Flows runlist: non-stock variables, modules, AND stock-typed module inputs. - // The monolithic path uses `instantiation.contains(id) || !var.is_stock()` - // which includes stock-typed module inputs (e.g., a stock declared with - // access="input" in XMILE). These need LoadModuleInput -> AssignCurr in - // the flows phase to propagate the parent-provided value each timestep. - let module_input_set: BTreeSet = module_input_names - .iter() - .map(|s| canonicalize(s).into_owned()) - .collect(); - let runlist_flows = { - let flow_names: Vec<&String> = var_names - .iter() - .filter(|n| { - let is_input = module_input_set.contains(canonicalize(n).as_ref()); - var_info - .get(n.as_str()) - .map(|i| is_input || !i.is_stock) - .unwrap_or(false) - }) - .collect(); - topo_sort_str(flow_names, &dt_dependencies) - }; - - // Stocks runlist: stocks and modules - let runlist_stocks: Vec = var_names - .iter() - .filter(|n| { - var_info - .get(n.as_str()) - .map(|i| i.is_stock || i.is_module) - .unwrap_or(false) - }) - .cloned() - .collect(); - - ModelDepGraphResult { - dt_dependencies, - initial_dependencies, - runlist_initials, - runlist_flows, - runlist_stocks, - has_cycle, - // Populated by the element-cycle refinement - // (`resolve_recurrence_sccs`) when a cycle gate's back-edge is - // fully explained by resolvable single-variable self-recurrences: - // the dt path emits `phase: Dt` SCCs, and the symmetric init - // path (Phase 2 Task 3) emits `phase: Initial` SCCs for the - // structurally-distinct init-only recurrences a stock's initial - // value can introduce (the both-relations aux self-recurrence is - // NOT double-counted -- the init path excludes members the dt - // path already resolved). Empty on the acyclic happy path and - // whenever the conservative loud-safe `CircularDependency` - // fallback fires (zero extra work, no behavior change there). - // This is the sole `ModelDepGraphResult` construction site (the - // dt/init back-edge paths fall through here), so the byte-stable - // `resolved` vector flows straight onto the salsa return value. - resolved_sccs, - } -} - /// Per-model tracked dependency graph for a specific module-input set. /// /// Models instantiated with different input wiring can have different /// dependency sets when `isModuleInput(...)` appears in equations. +/// +/// The dependency-graph cycle gate itself +/// (`model_dependency_graph_impl`, the SCC-aware back-edge break, the +/// collapsed-node transitive accumulation) lives in `db_dep_graph.rs` +/// alongside the shared cycle relation it consumes +/// (`dt_walk_successors`/`init_walk_successors`/`build_var_info`/ +/// `resolve_recurrence_sccs`) -- a sibling top-level module, like +/// `db_ltm_ir`/`db_macro_registry`, only to keep `db.rs` under the +/// per-file line cap. These thin salsa wrappers stay here because the +/// `ModelDepGraphResult` salsa input/return types do. #[salsa::tracked(returns(ref))] pub fn model_dependency_graph_with_inputs( db: &dyn Db, @@ -1683,7 +1193,7 @@ pub fn model_dependency_graph_with_inputs( project: SourceProject, module_input_names: Vec, ) -> ModelDepGraphResult { - model_dependency_graph_impl(db, model, project, &module_input_names) + crate::db_dep_graph::model_dependency_graph_impl(db, model, project, &module_input_names) } /// Default per-model tracked dependency graph (no module inputs). @@ -1693,7 +1203,7 @@ pub fn model_dependency_graph( model: SourceModel, project: SourceProject, ) -> ModelDepGraphResult { - model_dependency_graph_impl(db, model, project, &[]) + crate::db_dep_graph::model_dependency_graph_impl(db, model, project, &[]) } // ── Diagnostic collection ────────────────────────────────────────────── diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs index db4ad22a8..6c3bbb487 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs @@ -2,23 +2,37 @@ // Use of this source code is governed by the Apache License, // Version 2.0, that can be found in the LICENSE file. -//! Dt-phase dependency-graph cycle relation + SCC introspection accessor. +//! Model dependency graph: the cycle gate, its shared dt/init cycle +//! relations, the element-cycle (recurrence-SCC) refinement, and the +//! `#[cfg(test)]` SCC introspection accessor. //! -//! This module owns the single shared definition of the **dt-phase cycle -//! relation** (`dt_walk_successors`) and the `VarInfo` map builder -//! (`build_var_info`) that `crate::db::model_dependency_graph_impl`'s -//! `compute_inner` consumes. `dt_walk_successors` is consumed by both the -//! production cycle detector and the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC introspection -//! accessor (`dt_cycle_sccs`). Defining the relation once and using it in -//! both places means the accessor observes the engine's actual cycle -//! relation rather than a re-derivation that could silently drift from it. +//! This module owns the single shared definitions of the **dt-phase** +//! (`dt_walk_successors`) and **init-phase** (`init_walk_successors`) +//! cycle relations, the `VarInfo` map builder (`build_var_info`), the +//! recurrence-SCC element-acyclicity refinement +//! (`resolve_recurrence_sccs` and friends), and the production cycle gate +//! itself (`model_dependency_graph_impl` -- the transitive-closure DFS, +//! the SCC-aware back-edge break, the SCC-as-collapsed-node accumulation, +//! and the SCC-contiguous topological runlist sort). The thin +//! `#[salsa::tracked]` wrappers (`crate::db::model_dependency_graph` / +//! `model_dependency_graph_with_inputs`) stay in `db.rs` because the +//! `ModelDepGraphResult` salsa input/return types do; they delegate +//! straight to `model_dependency_graph_impl` here. +//! +//! Each cycle relation has exactly one definition, consumed by BOTH the +//! production cycle gate and the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC introspection +//! accessor (`dt_cycle_sccs`), so the accessor observes the engine's +//! actual relation rather than a re-derivation that could silently drift. +//! Co-locating the gate with the relation it consumes keeps that +//! "single shared relation, never re-derive" invariant structural. //! //! This is a top-level module (a sibling of `db`, like `db_ltm_ir` / //! `db_macro_registry`) rather than a submodule of `db.rs` purely to keep -//! `db.rs` under the per-file line cap; callers in `db` use -//! `crate::db_dep_graph::{VarInfo, build_var_info, dt_walk_successors}`. +//! `db.rs` under the per-file line cap. + +use std::collections::{BTreeMap, BTreeSet, HashMap, HashSet}; -use std::collections::{BTreeSet, HashMap, HashSet}; +use salsa::Accumulator; use crate::canonicalize; // `Canonical`/`Ident` are used in production by the element-cycle @@ -26,13 +40,14 @@ use crate::canonicalize; // `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessors. use crate::common::{Canonical, Ident}; use crate::db::{ - Db, SourceModel, SourceProject, SourceVariableKind, model_module_ident_context, - variable_direct_dependencies_with_context, + CompilationDiagnostic, Db, Diagnostic, DiagnosticError, DiagnosticSeverity, + ModelDepGraphResult, ResolvedScc, SccPhase, SourceModel, SourceProject, SourceVariableKind, + model_module_ident_context, variable_direct_dependencies_with_context, variable_direct_dependencies_with_context_and_inputs, }; #[cfg(test)] -use crate::db::{CompilationDiagnostic, DiagnosticError, model_dependency_graph}; +use crate::db::model_dependency_graph; /// Per-variable dependency facts used to build the model dependency /// graph. @@ -1163,16 +1178,23 @@ pub(crate) struct DtSccResolution { /// `&module_input_names`. For an input-wired sub-model these relations can /// differ, so this identification is *incomplete* (it can miss an SCC that /// only manifests once inputs are wired in). Soundness is still preserved: -/// the resolved member set only suppresses the resolved members' edges in -/// the caller's `compute_transitive`, which re-runs over the real -/// *with-inputs* `var_info`, and its `.unwrap_or_else` arm clears -/// `resolved_sccs` + sets `has_cycle` on any residual genuine cycle, so -/// the worst case is a *missed resolution* (a conservative -/// `CircularDependency`), never an unsound one. This holds for the -/// multi-member SCCs Subcomponent B (GH #575) now resolves as well as for -/// single-variable self-recurrences: the symbolic element-graph verdict -/// only ever *adds* a conservative reject, and the with-inputs re-run is -/// the soundness backstop. `element_order` is still NOT consumed here +/// the resolved verdict only ever causes the caller's `compute_transitive` +/// to break an *intra-SCC* back-edge -- one whose two endpoints are +/// members of the SAME resolved, element-acyclic SCC (the SCC-aware +/// `same_resolved_scc` rule; the N=1 self-edge and every N>=2 cross-edge +/// are the same rule, not a flat "suppress any resolved member's edge" +/// set) -- and treat that SCC as one collapsed node. `compute_transitive` +/// re-runs over the real *with-inputs* `var_info`, and its +/// `.unwrap_or_else` arm clears `resolved_sccs` + sets `has_cycle` on any +/// residual genuine cycle, so the worst case is a *missed resolution* (a +/// conservative `CircularDependency`), never an unsound one: a back-edge +/// that is NOT within one resolved SCC -- a genuine cycle, a +/// partially-resolved SCC, or a cross-SCC edge -- is still fatal. This +/// holds for the multi-member SCCs Subcomponent B (GH #575) now resolves +/// as well as for single-variable self-recurrences: the symbolic +/// element-graph verdict only ever *adds* a conservative reject, and the +/// with-inputs re-run is the soundness backstop. `element_order` is still +/// NOT consumed here /// (it rides on the emitted `ResolvedScc`). Subcomponent B's combined- /// fragment injection (Task 6, which consumes `element_order` to build /// the combined per-element fragment) MUST plumb the real @@ -1393,3 +1415,777 @@ pub(crate) fn var_noninitial_lowered_exprs( #[cfg(test)] #[path = "db_dep_graph_tests.rs"] mod db_dep_graph_tests; + +// ── Model dependency graph (the cycle gate) ──────────────────────────── +// +// `model_dependency_graph_impl` is the production consumer of this +// module's shared cycle relation (`dt_walk_successors` / +// `init_walk_successors` / `build_var_info`) and the element-cycle +// refinement (`resolve_recurrence_sccs`). It lives here, alongside the +// relation it consumes, rather than in `db.rs` -- a sibling top-level +// module (like `db_ltm_ir` / `db_macro_registry`) split out purely for +// the per-file line cap. The thin `#[salsa::tracked]` wrappers +// (`model_dependency_graph` / `model_dependency_graph_with_inputs`) +// stay in `db.rs` because the `ModelDepGraphResult` salsa types do. + +/// Accumulate a model-level `CircularDependency` diagnostic for +/// `var_name` (the variable the dependency walk reported the back-edge +/// on). Factored out of `model_dependency_graph_impl` because the +/// dt-phase, the dt-phase residual-after-resolution, and the init-phase +/// cycle paths all emit the identical diagnostic; keeping one definition +/// prevents the four sites from drifting. +pub(crate) fn cycle_diagnostic(db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, var_name: String) { + CompilationDiagnostic(Diagnostic { + model: model.name(db).clone(), + variable: Some(var_name), + error: DiagnosticError::Model(crate::common::Error { + kind: crate::common::ErrorKind::Model, + code: crate::common::ErrorCode::CircularDependency, + details: None, + }), + severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, + }) + .accumulate(db); +} + +/// Build the SCC-aware back-edge map consumed by +/// `compute_transitive`/`compute_inner`: every member of `resolved[i]` +/// (offset by `base_id`) maps to the stable SCC id `base_id + i`. +/// +/// This generalizes (and *replaces*) the Phase 1 `resolvable_self_loops: +/// &BTreeSet` mechanism. A single-variable self-recurrence is a +/// **1-member SCC** under this map, so the N=1 self-edge break and the +/// N>=2 cross-edge break are the *same* mechanism, not parallel paths. The +/// SCCs in `resolved` are pairwise disjoint (a multi-variable SCC and a +/// self-loop never overlap -- Tarjan reports a self-loop as its own size-1 +/// component -- and distinct SCCs have distinct members), and the init +/// gate excludes init-only SCCs whose members the dt path already +/// resolved, so no member is ever assigned two ids within one phase's +/// map. The id is the SCC's index (deterministic, byte-stable), used only +/// as an opaque same-SCC discriminator by `same_resolved_scc`. +pub(crate) fn scc_map_from_resolved( + resolved: &[ResolvedScc], + base_id: usize, + map: &mut BTreeMap, +) { + for (i, scc) in resolved.iter().enumerate() { + let id = base_id + i; + for m in &scc.members { + map.insert(m.as_str().to_string(), id); + } + } +} + +/// A back-edge `dep -> name` (where `dep` is already on the dependency +/// DFS stack) is suppressed -- it is NOT a real variable-granularity +/// ordering constraint and NOT a fatal cycle -- **iff `dep` and `name` +/// are members of the SAME resolved recurrence SCC**. A resolved SCC's +/// members are evaluated in the verified `element_order` *inside* the +/// combined per-element fragment (Phase 2 Task 5/6), so their intra-SCC +/// edges (the N=1 self-edge and every N>=2 cross-edge alike) impose no +/// whole-variable ordering. Every OTHER back-edge -- a genuine cycle, a +/// partially-resolved SCC, or a cross-SCC edge between two distinct +/// resolved SCCs -- is still a fatal `CircularDependency` (loud-safe: a +/// back-edge is suppressed only with positive proof both endpoints share +/// one resolved, element-acyclic SCC). +pub(crate) fn same_resolved_scc(scc_map: &BTreeMap, a: &str, b: &str) -> bool { + matches!( + (scc_map.get(a), scc_map.get(b)), + (Some(x), Some(y)) if x == y + ) +} + +pub(crate) fn model_dependency_graph_impl( + db: &dyn Db, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, + module_input_names: &[String], +) -> ModelDepGraphResult { + let module_input_names = module_input_names.to_vec(); + let (var_info, all_init_referenced) = build_var_info(db, model, project, &module_input_names); + + // Compute transitive dependencies (simplified all_deps without + // cross-model support). + // + // `scc_map` maps each member of a resolved recurrence SCC to a stable + // SCC id (built by `scc_map_from_resolved` from + // `resolve_recurrence_sccs`'s verdict). A resolved SCC's induced + // element graph the element-cycle refinement proved acyclic, so its + // members are evaluated in the verified `element_order` *inside* the + // combined per-element fragment (Phase 2 Task 5/6) and their intra-SCC + // edges are NOT real variable-granularity ordering constraints. A + // single-variable self-recurrence is just a 1-member SCC under this + // map, so the N=1 self-edge break and the N>=2 cross-edge break are + // the *same* mechanism -- this generalizes (and replaces) the Phase 1 + // `resolvable_self_loops` set, it is not a parallel path. On the + // acyclic happy path and whenever the conservative loud-safe fallback + // fires `scc_map` is empty, so the cycle detector is byte-identical to + // before (zero extra work). + // + // Two SCC-aware behaviors, both keyed off `scc_map`: + // 1. *Collapsed-node transitive accumulation* (the + // `scc_map.get(name)` block below): every member of an SCC ends + // with the SAME transitive set = the union of all members' + // EXTERNAL (non-SCC) successors and their transitive deps, and NO + // SCC member appears in any member's set. The SCC is thus one + // condensed node, positioned after its external deps and before + // its external consumers, so the topological runlist never re-sees + // the intra-SCC cycle. + // 2. *SCC-aware back-edge break* (the `processing.contains(dep)` site + // via `same_resolved_scc`): an intra-SCC back-edge is suppressed + // (no error) instead of fatal. Members are handled by (1) at + // `compute_inner` entry and never reach the normal loop, so for a + // resolved SCC this site is defense-in-depth; every back-edge NOT + // within one resolved SCC (a genuine cycle, a partially-resolved + // SCC, a cross-SCC edge) is still a fatal `CircularDependency` + // (loud-safe). + let compute_transitive = |is_initial: bool, + scc_map: &BTreeMap| + -> Result>, String> { + let mut all_deps: HashMap>> = + var_info.keys().map(|k| (k.clone(), None)).collect(); + let mut processing: BTreeSet = BTreeSet::new(); + + fn compute_inner( + var_info: &HashMap, + all_deps: &mut HashMap>>, + processing: &mut BTreeSet, + name: &str, + is_initial: bool, + scc_map: &BTreeMap, + ) -> Result<(), String> { + if all_deps.get(name).and_then(|d| d.as_ref()).is_some() { + return Ok(()); + } + + let info = match var_info.get(name) { + Some(info) => info, + None => return Ok(()), // unknown variable handled at model level + }; + + // Stocks break the dependency chain in dt phase + if info.is_stock && !is_initial { + all_deps.insert(name.to_string(), Some(BTreeSet::new())); + return Ok(()); + } + + // Skip modules -- cross-model deps handled at the orchestrator level + if info.is_module { + let direct = if is_initial { + &info.initial_deps + } else { + &info.dt_deps + }; + all_deps.insert(name.to_string(), Some(direct.clone())); + return Ok(()); + } + + // ── SCC-as-collapsed-node transitive accumulation ────────── + // + // If `name` is a member of a resolved recurrence SCC, treat + // the WHOLE SCC as one condensed node: compute its collapsed + // EXTERNAL transitive set once and assign the identical set to + // every member. Every member therefore ends with the SAME + // member-free transitive set = the union, over every member's + // successors that are NOT in this SCC, of `{dep} U + // transitive(dep)`. Intra-SCC successors are skipped entirely + // (not inserted, not recursed, not absorbed): their order is + // resolved inside the combined per-element fragment, so they + // impose no whole-variable ordering and -- crucially -- must + // not leak into any member's transitive set (else the + // topological sort would re-see the cycle). This unifies N=1 + // (1-member SCC: the lone member's self-edge is the only + // intra-SCC successor, skipped -- runlist byte-identical to + // the Phase 1 self-edge mechanism, since a set containing only + // `name` itself vs. empty produces the identical + // `topo_sort_str` output) and N>=2. + // + // Soundness: a resolved SCC is a *maximal* SCC of the + // whole-variable relation (`scc_components`) AND its induced + // element graph was proven acyclic. By maximality no external + // successor can transitively reach back into the SCC, so the + // external recursion never re-enters the SCC and the collapsed + // set is well-defined and member-free. A genuine cycle is + // absent from `scc_map` (loud-safe verdict), so its back-edge + // is still caught by the normal `processing` check below. + if let Some(&scc_id) = scc_map.get(name) { + // Already being collapsed (re-entered via an external + // recursion). This cannot happen for a correctly + // identified maximal SCC (no external successor reaches a + // member); guarding it makes a mis-identified SCC + // loud-safe (no infinite recursion, conservative empty + // contribution) rather than a panic. + if processing.contains(name) { + return Ok(()); + } + let members: BTreeSet<&str> = scc_map + .iter() + .filter(|&(_, &id)| id == scc_id) + .map(|(m, _)| m.as_str()) + .collect(); + // Mark every member processing so a (maximality- + // impossible) external dep that referenced a member is a + // loud-safe condition, never a silent miss. + for m in &members { + processing.insert((*m).to_string()); + } + let mut external: BTreeSet = BTreeSet::new(); + // `members` is a BTreeSet => sorted iteration; the + // external set is order-independent (a BTreeSet), so the + // collapsed result is byte-stable. + for m in &members { + let succ: Vec<&str> = if is_initial { + init_walk_successors(var_info, m) + } else { + dt_walk_successors(var_info, m) + }; + for dep in succ { + // Intra-SCC successor: resolved inside the + // combined fragment, contributes no whole-variable + // ordering and must not enter any member's set. + if members.contains(dep) { + continue; + } + external.insert(dep.to_string()); + if processing.contains(dep) { + // `dep` is external (not in `members`) yet on + // the DFS stack: a genuine cycle through an + // external var. It cannot share this SCC + // (`members` is the entire SCC), and two + // distinct resolved SCCs cannot form a cycle + // (they would be one SCC), so + // `same_resolved_scc` is necessarily false + // here -- still fatal (loud-safe). + if same_resolved_scc(scc_map, dep, m) { + continue; + } + return Err(m.to_string()); + } + if all_deps.get(dep).and_then(|d| d.as_ref()).is_none() { + compute_inner( + var_info, all_deps, processing, dep, is_initial, scc_map, + )?; + } + // Same `!is_module` non-absorption guard as the + // normal path: a module's transitive set is not + // absorbed (cross-model deps handled upstream). + if var_info.get(dep).map(|d| !d.is_module).unwrap_or(false) + && let Some(Some(dep_deps)) = all_deps.get(dep) + { + external.extend(dep_deps.iter().cloned()); + } + } + } + for m in &members { + processing.remove(*m); + } + // Assign the identical member-free set to EVERY member so + // the SCC is one condensed node in the topological sort. + for m in &members { + all_deps.insert((*m).to_string(), Some(external.clone())); + } + return Ok(()); + } + + processing.insert(name.to_string()); + + // The successor set this normal node contributes to cycle + // detection AND the `all_deps` transitive/ordering map. It + // is sourced from the SINGLE shared cycle relation for the + // phase: `dt_walk_successors` (dt) or `init_walk_successors` + // (init). In the init phase stocks do NOT break the chain + // (that filter is dt-only -- `compute_inner`'s + // `info.is_stock && !is_initial` sink does not fire here), + // so `init_walk_successors` is the init deps filtered only + // to known vars. Either way this is exactly the effective + // set the original `for dep in direct { if + // !var_info.contains_key {continue} if !is_initial && + // dep_info.is_stock {continue} ... }` loop iterated, in the + // same `BTreeSet`-sorted order, so cycle detection (first + // back-edge) and the `all_deps` transitive map are + // byte-identical. `init_walk_successors`'s defensive + // absent/module guards never fire here -- the stock/module + // early-returns above already handled those before this + // point (the same way `dt_walk_successors`'s guards are + // redundant at this call site). Sharing the init relation by + // construction means the init-phase per-element recurrence + // resolution observes the engine's actual init relation, not + // a re-derivation. Only the iteration set is factored out; + // the stock/module early-returns above and the `transitive` + // accumulation below are untouched. + let successors: Vec<&str> = if is_initial { + init_walk_successors(var_info, name) + } else { + dt_walk_successors(var_info, name) + }; + + let mut transitive = BTreeSet::new(); + for dep in successors { + transitive.insert(dep.to_string()); + + if processing.contains(dep) { + // An intra-SCC back-edge of a resolved recurrence SCC + // (`dep` and `name` share a resolved SCC) is resolved + // internally via the SCC's verified per-element order + // and is NOT a fatal cycle. This uniformly covers the + // N=1 self-edge (`dep == name`, 1-member SCC) and the + // N>=2 cross-edge (`dep != name`, same SCC). Resolved + // SCC members are normally handled by the collapsed- + // node block above and never reach this loop, so for a + // resolved SCC this is defense-in-depth; every OTHER + // back-edge -- a genuine cycle, a partially-resolved + // SCC, or a cross-SCC edge between two distinct + // resolved SCCs -- still returns the + // circular-dependency error (loud-safe). + if same_resolved_scc(scc_map, dep, name) { + continue; + } + return Err(name.to_string()); // circular dependency + } + + if all_deps.get(dep).and_then(|d| d.as_ref()).is_none() { + compute_inner(var_info, all_deps, processing, dep, is_initial, scc_map)?; + } + + // `successors` only contains known vars (dt: filtered + // inside `dt_walk_successors`; init: the `contains_key` + // filter above), so this lookup never misses. The + // `!dep_info.is_module` transitive non-absorption guard + // is preserved exactly -- it governs only whether + // `dep`'s transitive set is absorbed, never iteration. + if var_info.get(dep).map(|d| !d.is_module).unwrap_or(false) + && let Some(Some(dep_deps)) = all_deps.get(dep) + { + transitive.extend(dep_deps.iter().cloned()); + } + } + + processing.remove(name); + all_deps.insert(name.to_string(), Some(transitive)); + Ok(()) + } + + let names: Vec = var_info.keys().cloned().collect(); + for name in &names { + compute_inner( + &var_info, + &mut all_deps, + &mut processing, + name, + is_initial, + scc_map, + )?; + } + + Ok(all_deps + .into_iter() + .map(|(k, v)| (k, v.unwrap_or_default())) + .collect()) + }; + + let mut has_cycle = false; + let mut resolved_sccs: Vec = Vec::new(); + + let no_scc: BTreeMap = BTreeMap::new(); + + // First pass with NO resolved SCCs: the acyclic happy path returns + // `Ok` here with zero refinement work (byte-identical to the pre- + // Phase-1 behavior). Only a genuine back-edge triggers the element- + // cycle refinement below. + let dt_first = compute_transitive(false, &no_scc); + + // The SCC-aware back-edge map of the recurrence SCCs whose induced + // element graph the refinement proved acyclic. For `SccPhase::Dt`, + // `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` verifies BOTH the dt and the init + // element graph (a single-variable self-recurrence's self-edge is + // structurally present in both relations -- `ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` + // is `ecc`'s init AST too -- and a multi-member dt SCC must be + // well-founded in both phases), so the same map breaks the dt SCC's + // intra edges in BOTH `compute_transitive` calls and the dependency + // maps / runlists come out correct. A single-variable self-recurrence + // is a 1-member SCC here; a multi-member SCC (GH #575) is the N>=2 + // case of the SAME map. `dt_scc_map` is empty unless the dt gate + // actually found a fully-resolvable back-edge (acyclic happy path / + // loud-safe fallback => zero extra work). + let dt_scc_map: BTreeMap = if dt_first.is_err() { + let resolution = + crate::db_dep_graph::resolve_recurrence_sccs(db, model, project, SccPhase::Dt); + if !resolution.has_unresolved && !resolution.resolved.is_empty() { + let mut map = BTreeMap::new(); + scc_map_from_resolved(&resolution.resolved, 0, &mut map); + resolved_sccs = resolution.resolved; + map + } else { + // A genuine cycle remains (element-cyclic, not element- + // sourceable, or a partially-resolved SCC): keep the + // conservative `CircularDependency` (loud-safe fallback). + BTreeMap::new() + } + } else { + BTreeMap::new() + }; + + let dt_dependencies = match dt_first { + Ok(deps) => deps, + Err(first_cycle_var) => { + if dt_scc_map.is_empty() { + // Unresolved: keep the conservative `CircularDependency`. + has_cycle = true; + cycle_diagnostic(db, model, first_cycle_var); + HashMap::new() + } else { + // Re-run with every resolved SCC treated as one collapsed + // node (intra-SCC edges -- N=1 self-edge and N>=2 cross- + // edges alike -- broken; every other back-edge still + // errors). A residual genuine cycle is still loud-safe. + compute_transitive(false, &dt_scc_map).unwrap_or_else(|var_name| { + has_cycle = true; + resolved_sccs.clear(); + cycle_diagnostic(db, model, var_name); + HashMap::new() + }) + } + } + }; + + // ── Init-phase cycle gate (symmetric to the dt block above) ──────── + // + // First pass with the SAME dt-resolved `dt_scc_map`: it breaks the + // both-relations aux self-recurrence's (or multi-member dt SCC's) init + // intra-SCC edges (`ecc[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1` is `ecc`'s init AST too, + // and `refine_scc_to_element_verdict`'s dt verdict already verified + // the dt SCC's init element graph is acyclic as a precondition). With + // an empty `dt_scc_map` (the acyclic happy path / loud-safe fallback) + // this is byte-identical to the original behavior and does ZERO extra + // init refinement work. + let init_first = compute_transitive(true, &dt_scc_map); + + let initial_dependencies = match init_first { + Ok(deps) => deps, + Err(first_init_cycle_var) => { + // A back-edge remains AFTER the dt-resolved set's init + // self-edges are broken => a *structurally distinct* + // init-only cycle (e.g. a per-element forward recurrence in + // a stock's initial value -- a stock breaks the dt chain so + // this never appeared as a dt SCC). Run the init-phase + // recurrence resolution (Phase 2 Task 3), reusing the + // phase-parameterized builder. + let init_resolution = + crate::db_dep_graph::resolve_recurrence_sccs(db, model, project, SccPhase::Initial); + + // Exclude init SCCs whose members the dt path already + // resolved: a both-relations aux self-recurrence is + // identified as an init self-loop too, but re-emitting it as + // a `phase: Initial` `ResolvedScc` would DUPLICATE the dt + // path's single `phase: Dt` SCC (regressing the Phase 1 + // self-recurrence behavior). Keep only the structurally + // distinct init-only SCCs. (Subcomponent A scope: + // `resolve_recurrence_sccs` already routes multi-variable + // SCCs to `has_unresolved`; Subcomponent B resolves those.) + let init_only_resolved: Vec = if init_resolution.has_unresolved { + Vec::new() + } else { + init_resolution + .resolved + .into_iter() + .filter(|s| { + !s.members + .iter() + .any(|m| dt_scc_map.contains_key(m.as_str())) + }) + .collect() + }; + + if init_only_resolved.is_empty() { + // Either a genuine unresolved init cycle (multi-variable + // / element-cyclic / not element-sourceable), or every + // identified init SCC was already dt-covered yet the + // gate still errs (a genuine residual cycle). Loud-safe: + // keep the conservative `CircularDependency`. + has_cycle = true; + cycle_diagnostic(db, model, first_init_cycle_var); + HashMap::new() + } else { + // Break the init-only resolved SCCs' intra edges too (in + // ADDITION to the dt-resolved SCCs'), then re-run. Init- + // only SCC ids are offset past the dt SCC ids + // (`resolved_sccs.len()` dt SCCs are recorded so far) so + // each SCC keeps a distinct id and `same_resolved_scc` + // never conflates a dt SCC with an init-only one. A + // residual genuine cycle is still loud-safe (clear every + // resolved SCC and flag -- mirrors the dt re-run's + // `unwrap_or_else`, honoring the + // `resolved_sccs`-empty-on-fallback invariant). + let mut init_scc_map = dt_scc_map.clone(); + scc_map_from_resolved(&init_only_resolved, resolved_sccs.len(), &mut init_scc_map); + match compute_transitive(true, &init_scc_map) { + Ok(deps) => { + resolved_sccs.extend(init_only_resolved); + deps + } + Err(var_name) => { + has_cycle = true; + resolved_sccs.clear(); + cycle_diagnostic(db, model, var_name); + HashMap::new() + } + } + } + } + }; + + // Build runlists via topological sort + let var_names: Vec = { + let mut names: Vec = var_info.keys().cloned().collect(); + names.sort_unstable(); + names + }; + + // Per-phase resolved-SCC groupings for contiguous runlist placement. + // A resolved recurrence SCC must appear in the runlist as ONE + // contiguous, byte-stable block at the SCC's topological slot, so the + // combined per-element fragment (Phase 2 Task 6) can be injected at + // the first member's slot with the rest skipped, landing in correct + // relative order. `topo_sort_str` treats each SCC as one condensed + // node (the collapsed-node transitive sets already make every member's + // deps the identical member-free external set, so the block's + // topological position is well-defined). A 1-member SCC (the N=1 + // single-variable self-recurrence) is a trivial one-element block, so + // grouping is a no-op there and the runlist is byte-identical to the + // Phase 1 mechanism. + // + // Flows use `dt_dependencies`, so only `Dt`-phase SCCs are grouped + // there (an `Initial`-phase SCC is stock-backed and stocks are not in + // the flows runlist). Initials use `initial_dependencies`, where a + // `Dt`-phase aux SCC's members carry the SAME recurrence in their init + // equations AND an `Initial`-phase SCC obviously recurs, so BOTH + // phases are grouped for the initials runlist. + let build_scc_grouping = |only_dt: bool| -> (HashMap<&str, usize>, HashMap>) { + let mut scc_of: HashMap<&str, usize> = HashMap::new(); + let mut scc_members: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + for (idx, scc) in resolved_sccs.iter().enumerate() { + if only_dt && scc.phase != SccPhase::Dt { + continue; + } + // `scc.members` is a BTreeSet, so this member list is sorted + // and byte-stable. + let members: Vec<&str> = scc.members.iter().map(|m| m.as_str()).collect(); + for m in &members { + scc_of.insert(*m, idx); + } + scc_members.insert(idx, members); + } + (scc_of, scc_members) + }; + let (flows_scc_of, flows_scc_members) = build_scc_grouping(true); + let (init_scc_of, init_scc_members) = build_scc_grouping(false); + + let topo_sort_str = |names: Vec<&String>, + deps: &HashMap>, + scc_of: &HashMap<&str, usize>, + scc_members: &HashMap>| + -> Vec { + use std::collections::HashSet; + // Build the allowed set: only variables in the filtered input list + // should appear in the output. Dependencies are used solely for + // ordering, not for expanding the set. + let allowed: HashSet<&str> = names.iter().map(|n| n.as_str()).collect(); + let mut result: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut used: HashSet = HashSet::new(); + + fn add( + deps: &HashMap>, + allowed: &HashSet<&str>, + scc_of: &HashMap<&str, usize>, + scc_members: &HashMap>, + result: &mut Vec, + used: &mut HashSet, + name: &str, + ) { + if used.contains(name) { + return; + } + // If `name` is a member of a resolved SCC, emit the WHOLE SCC + // as one condensed node: mark every member used up-front (so a + // member's dep recursion cannot re-enter the block), recurse + // each member's deps -- the collapsed-node transitive sets are + // the identical member-free external set, so this places the + // block strictly after its external deps -- then push every + // member (those in `allowed`) in the SCC's sorted, byte-stable + // order as a contiguous run. Any external consumer that + // reaches a member triggers this whole block first, so the SCC + // also precedes its external consumers. + if let Some(scc_id) = scc_of.get(name) + && let Some(members) = scc_members.get(scc_id) + { + for m in members { + used.insert((*m).to_string()); + } + for m in members { + if let Some(d) = deps.get(*m) { + for dep in d.iter() { + add(deps, allowed, scc_of, scc_members, result, used, dep); + } + } + } + for m in members { + if allowed.contains(*m) { + result.push((*m).to_string()); + } + } + return; + } + used.insert(name.to_string()); + if let Some(d) = deps.get(name) { + for dep in d.iter() { + add(deps, allowed, scc_of, scc_members, result, used, dep); + } + } + // Only include variables that were in the original filtered list + if allowed.contains(name) { + result.push(name.to_string()); + } + } + + for name in names { + add( + deps, + &allowed, + scc_of, + scc_members, + &mut result, + &mut used, + name, + ); + } + result + }; + + // Initials runlist: stocks, modules, INIT-referenced vars, and their + // transitive deps. + // + // Module variables have their transitive deps short-circuited in + // compute_transitive (only direct deps are stored). The deps of those + // direct deps (e.g. an implicit intermediate variable depending on a + // regular model variable) ARE fully expanded in initial_dependencies. + // We must transitively close init_set so that every variable needed + // during the initials phase is included in the allowed set for + // topo_sort_str. + // + // Variables referenced by INIT() must also be seeded into the needed + // set. Without this, aux-only models (no stocks/modules) using INIT(x) + // would have an empty Initials runlist, and initial_values[x_offset] + // would stay at zero. + let runlist_initials = { + use std::collections::HashSet; + let needed: HashSet<&String> = var_names + .iter() + .filter(|n| { + var_info + .get(n.as_str()) + .map(|i| i.is_stock || i.is_module) + .unwrap_or(false) + || all_init_referenced.contains(n.as_str()) + }) + .collect(); + let mut init_set: HashSet<&String> = needed + .iter() + .flat_map(|n| { + initial_dependencies + .get(n.as_str()) + .into_iter() + .flat_map(|deps| deps.iter()) + }) + .collect(); + init_set.extend(needed); + // Transitively close: each item added to init_set may itself + // have deps that also need to be in the initials runlist. + loop { + let additional: HashSet<&String> = init_set + .iter() + .flat_map(|n| { + initial_dependencies + .get(n.as_str()) + .into_iter() + .flat_map(|deps| deps.iter()) + }) + .filter(|d| !init_set.contains(d)) + .collect(); + if additional.is_empty() { + break; + } + init_set.extend(additional); + } + let init_list: Vec<&String> = init_set.into_iter().collect(); + topo_sort_str( + init_list, + &initial_dependencies, + &init_scc_of, + &init_scc_members, + ) + }; + + // Flows runlist: non-stock variables, modules, AND stock-typed module inputs. + // The monolithic path uses `instantiation.contains(id) || !var.is_stock()` + // which includes stock-typed module inputs (e.g., a stock declared with + // access="input" in XMILE). These need LoadModuleInput -> AssignCurr in + // the flows phase to propagate the parent-provided value each timestep. + let module_input_set: BTreeSet = module_input_names + .iter() + .map(|s| canonicalize(s).into_owned()) + .collect(); + let runlist_flows = { + let flow_names: Vec<&String> = var_names + .iter() + .filter(|n| { + let is_input = module_input_set.contains(canonicalize(n).as_ref()); + var_info + .get(n.as_str()) + .map(|i| is_input || !i.is_stock) + .unwrap_or(false) + }) + .collect(); + topo_sort_str( + flow_names, + &dt_dependencies, + &flows_scc_of, + &flows_scc_members, + ) + }; + + // Stocks runlist: stocks and modules + let runlist_stocks: Vec = var_names + .iter() + .filter(|n| { + var_info + .get(n.as_str()) + .map(|i| i.is_stock || i.is_module) + .unwrap_or(false) + }) + .cloned() + .collect(); + + ModelDepGraphResult { + dt_dependencies, + initial_dependencies, + runlist_initials, + runlist_flows, + runlist_stocks, + has_cycle, + // Populated by the element-cycle refinement + // (`resolve_recurrence_sccs`) when a cycle gate's back-edge is + // fully explained by resolvable single-variable self-recurrences: + // the dt path emits `phase: Dt` SCCs, and the symmetric init + // path (Phase 2 Task 3) emits `phase: Initial` SCCs for the + // structurally-distinct init-only recurrences a stock's initial + // value can introduce (the both-relations aux self-recurrence is + // NOT double-counted -- the init path excludes members the dt + // path already resolved). Empty on the acyclic happy path and + // whenever the conservative loud-safe `CircularDependency` + // fallback fires (zero extra work, no behavior change there). + // This is the sole `ModelDepGraphResult` construction site (the + // dt/init back-edge paths fall through here), so the byte-stable + // `resolved` vector flows straight onto the salsa return value. + resolved_sccs, + } +} diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs index 5c3b52c6f..9324abd68 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs @@ -1766,3 +1766,480 @@ fn var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod_none_for_absent_var_no_panic() { "a real arrayed SourceVariable must yield a symbolic fragment" ); } + +// ── Task 5b: multi-member resolved SCC survives the dependency-graph ───── +// cycle gate (SCC-aware back-edge break + contiguous placement, GH #575) +// +// Phase 1 / Subcomponent A only ever taught `compute_transitive` to break +// a SELF-edge (`dep == name && resolvable_self_loops.contains(dep)`). For a +// multi-member resolved SCC the intra-SCC edges are CROSS-edges +// (`dep != name`), so the old guard is false, `compute_transitive` returns +// `Err`, `.unwrap_or_else` sets `has_cycle = true` and clears +// `resolved_sccs`, and `assemble_module` early-returns -- Task 4/5's +// correct verdict is unreachable. These tests pin the SCC-aware break: +// `resolve_recurrence_sccs` already resolves `{ce,ecc}` / `{a,y}` (Task 4, +// green), but `model_dependency_graph` must now ALSO report +// `has_cycle == false` with the SCC in `resolved_sccs` and the SCC's +// EXTERNAL deps propagated onto every member (the SCC treated as one +// collapsed node so the topo sort never re-sees the cycle). The +// genuine-cycle tests are the load-bearing AC4 loud-safe assertions: they +// MUST fail RED only if the generalization wrongly suppressed a real +// back-edge. + +/// `ce`/`ecc` ref-shaped multi-member recurrence SCC with an EXTERNAL +/// dependency (`base`, an acyclic upstream aux every `ce` element reads) +/// and an EXTERNAL consumer (`sink`, reads `ecc`). The `{ce,ecc}` SCC is +/// element-acyclic (Task 4 resolves it). After the SCC-aware break the +/// dependency graph must treat `{ce,ecc}` as one collapsed node: both +/// members end with `base` (and nothing of each other) in their transitive +/// set, and `sink` (an external consumer) transitively depends on the +/// whole SCC + `base`. +fn ce_ecc_with_external_dep_project() -> TestProject { + TestProject::new("ce_ecc_with_external_dep") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .aux("base", "7", None) + .array_with_ranges( + "ce[t]", + vec![ + ("t1", "base"), + ("t2", "ecc[t1] + base"), + ("t3", "ecc[t2] + base"), + ], + ) + .array_with_ranges( + "ecc[t]", + vec![ + ("t1", "ce[t1] + 1"), + ("t2", "ce[t2] + 1"), + ("t3", "ce[t3] + 1"), + ], + ) + .aux("sink", "ecc[t1] + ecc[t2] + ecc[t3]", None) +} + +#[test] +fn model_dep_graph_two_member_ref_scc_resolves_with_external_deps() { + // RED before the SCC-aware break: `compute_transitive(false, + // &resolvable)` hits the `ce -> ecc` CROSS back-edge (`dep != name`), + // the self-edge-only guard is false, it returns `Err`, the + // `.unwrap_or_else` sets `has_cycle = true` and clears `resolved_sccs`. + // GREEN after: `{ce,ecc}` is one collapsed node, the back-edge is + // suppressed (same SCC), so `has_cycle == false`, `resolved_sccs` + // carries the `{ce,ecc}` SCC, and every member carries the SCC's + // EXTERNAL dep `base` (not each other) in `dt_dependencies`. + let project = ce_ecc_with_external_dep_project(); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + + assert!( + !dep_graph.has_cycle, + "an element-acyclic multi-member recurrence SCC must NOT set \ + has_cycle (the intra-SCC cross-edges are not real \ + variable-granularity ordering constraints once the SCC is one \ + collapsed node)" + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.len(), + 1, + "exactly one ResolvedScc for the resolved {{ce,ecc}} cluster (got \ + {:?})", + dep_graph.resolved_sccs + ); + assert_eq!(dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0].phase, crate::db::SccPhase::Dt); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0].members, + [ + crate::common::Ident::new("ce"), + crate::common::Ident::new("ecc"), + ] + .into_iter() + .collect::>(), + "the resolved SCC's members are exactly {{ce,ecc}}" + ); + + // The SCC-as-collapsed-node transitive accumulation: every member ends + // with the SAME external transitive set (`base`), and NO member may + // appear in another member's transitive set (else the topo sort + // re-sees the cycle). + let ce_deps = dep_graph + .dt_dependencies + .get("ce") + .expect("ce must have a dt_dependencies entry"); + let ecc_deps = dep_graph + .dt_dependencies + .get("ecc") + .expect("ecc must have a dt_dependencies entry"); + assert!( + ce_deps.contains("base"), + "ce must carry the SCC's external dep `base` transitively (got \ + {ce_deps:?})" + ); + assert!( + ecc_deps.contains("base"), + "ecc must carry the SCC's external dep `base` transitively even \ + though only `ce` reads `base` directly -- the SCC is one \ + collapsed node so every member shares the union of external deps \ + (got {ecc_deps:?})" + ); + assert!( + !ce_deps.contains("ce") && !ce_deps.contains("ecc"), + "no SCC member may appear in `ce`'s transitive set (else the topo \ + sort re-sees the cycle) (got {ce_deps:?})" + ); + assert!( + !ecc_deps.contains("ce") && !ecc_deps.contains("ecc"), + "no SCC member may appear in `ecc`'s transitive set (got \ + {ecc_deps:?})" + ); + + // An external consumer carries the directly-referenced member plus + // the SCC's external deps (the SCC being one collapsed node, depending + // on any member transitively pulls in the SCC's member-free external + // set). It does NOT carry the non-referenced member `ce`: the + // SCC-as-condensed-node runlist placement (asserted below) is what + // guarantees the WHOLE SCC precedes `sink`, not injecting every member + // into the consumer's dep set. (`sink` references only `ecc`.) + let sink_deps = dep_graph + .dt_dependencies + .get("sink") + .expect("sink must have a dt_dependencies entry"); + assert!( + sink_deps.contains("ecc") && sink_deps.contains("base"), + "the external consumer `sink` must transitively depend on the \ + referenced member `ecc` and the SCC's external dep `base` (got \ + {sink_deps:?})" + ); + assert!( + !sink_deps.contains("ce"), + "`sink` references only `ecc`, so `ce` (the other SCC member) must \ + NOT appear in its dep set -- the SCC is one collapsed node and \ + contiguity is enforced by the runlist condensation, not by \ + leaking every member into the consumer (got {sink_deps:?})" + ); + let pos = |n: &str| { + dep_graph + .runlist_flows + .iter() + .position(|v| v == n) + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("{n} missing from runlist_flows")) + }; + // Deterministic CONTIGUOUS placement (Task 6 prerequisite): the two + // SCC members must be adjacent in the flows runlist, in the SCC's + // byte-stable sorted order (`ce` before `ecc`), so Task 6 can inject + // ONE combined fragment at the first member's slot and skip the rest. + assert_eq!( + (pos("ecc") as i64) - (pos("ce") as i64), + 1, + "the SCC members must be CONTIGUOUS in the flows runlist (ce \ + immediately followed by ecc, the byte-stable sorted order) so \ + Task 6's inject-at-first-skip-the-rest lands cleanly \ + (runlist_flows = {:?})", + dep_graph.runlist_flows + ); + assert!( + pos("base") < pos("ce") && pos("base") < pos("ecc"), + "the SCC must be positioned AFTER its external dep `base` \ + (runlist_flows = {:?})", + dep_graph.runlist_flows + ); + assert!( + pos("ce") < pos("sink") && pos("ecc") < pos("sink"), + "the SCC must be positioned BEFORE its external consumer `sink` \ + (runlist_flows = {:?})", + dep_graph.runlist_flows + ); +} + +#[test] +fn model_dep_graph_scc_members_contiguous_with_interposing_external_var() { + // CONTIGUITY is load-bearing here: an UNRELATED external var (`mmm`) + // sorts alphabetically strictly BETWEEN the two SCC members + // (`aaa` < `mmm` < `zzz`). A non-SCC-aware topological sort visits + // names in sorted order and would emit `aaa, mmm, zzz` -- the SCC + // members NOT adjacent. Only the SCC-condensation in `topo_sort_str` + // (emit the whole `{aaa,zzz}` block when either member is first + // reached) yields a contiguous `aaa, zzz` run, which Task 6's + // inject-combined-fragment-at-first-member-slot requires. `mmm` has no + // relation to the SCC, so it may sort before or after the block, but + // it must NOT split it. + let project = TestProject::new("mdg_scc_contiguity") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .aux("mmm", "42", None) + .array_with_ranges( + "aaa[t]", + vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "zzz[t1] + 1"), ("t3", "zzz[t2] + 1")], + ) + .array_with_ranges( + "zzz[t]", + vec![ + ("t1", "aaa[t1] + 1"), + ("t2", "aaa[t2] + 1"), + ("t3", "aaa[t3] + 1"), + ], + ); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + !dep_graph.has_cycle, + "the element-acyclic {{aaa,zzz}} SCC must NOT set has_cycle" + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.len(), + 1, + "exactly one ResolvedScc ({{aaa,zzz}})" + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0].members, + [ + crate::common::Ident::new("aaa"), + crate::common::Ident::new("zzz"), + ] + .into_iter() + .collect::>() + ); + let pos = |n: &str| { + dep_graph + .runlist_flows + .iter() + .position(|v| v == n) + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("{n} missing from runlist_flows")) + }; + // The SCC members are CONTIGUOUS in byte-stable sorted order despite + // `mmm` sorting alphabetically between them: proves the SCC- + // condensation, not mere sorted iteration, drives placement. + assert_eq!( + (pos("zzz") as i64) - (pos("aaa") as i64), + 1, + "the SCC members must be CONTIGUOUS even though the unrelated \ + external var `mmm` sorts alphabetically between them -- a \ + non-SCC-aware topo would emit aaa,mmm,zzz (runlist_flows = {:?})", + dep_graph.runlist_flows + ); +} + +#[test] +fn model_dep_graph_two_member_ref_scc_resolves_no_external_deps() { + // The pure ref.mdl shape (members reference only each other + + // constants, no external dep): still `has_cycle == false` with the + // `{ce,ecc}` SCC resolved. RED before: the cross back-edge errs. + let project = ce_ecc_ref_shaped_project(); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + !dep_graph.has_cycle, + "the bare ref-shaped {{ce,ecc}} SCC (no external dep) must NOT set \ + has_cycle" + ); + assert_eq!(dep_graph.resolved_sccs.len(), 1); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0].members, + [ + crate::common::Ident::new("ce"), + crate::common::Ident::new("ecc"), + ] + .into_iter() + .collect::>() + ); + // dt_dependencies must be populated (Ok, not the HashMap::new() the + // loud-safe error path returns). + assert!( + !dep_graph.dt_dependencies.is_empty(), + "a resolved SCC must yield a populated dt_dependencies map, not \ + the empty map the loud-safe CircularDependency fallback returns" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn model_dep_graph_interleaved_shaped_multi_member_scc_resolves() { + // `interleaved.mdl`-shaped: x=1; a[A1]=x; a[A2]=y; y=a[A1]; + // b[DimA]=a[DimA]. Whole-variable `a`<->`y` is a 2-cycle, but + // element-wise x -> a[A1] -> y -> a[A2] is acyclic. The SCC `{a,y}` + // has external dep `x` and external consumer `b`. After the SCC-aware + // break `model_dependency_graph` must report `has_cycle == false`, + // resolve `{a,y}`, and propagate `x` onto both `a` and `y`. + let project = TestProject::new("mdg_interleaved_shaped") + .named_dimension("dima", &["a1", "a2"]) + .aux("x", "1", None) + .array_with_ranges("a[dima]", vec![("a1", "x"), ("a2", "y")]) + .aux("y", "a[a1]", None) + .array_aux("b[dima]", "a[dima]"); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + !dep_graph.has_cycle, + "x -> a[A1] -> y -> a[A2] is element-acyclic through the a<->y \ + whole-variable 2-cycle: model_dependency_graph must NOT set \ + has_cycle" + ); + assert_eq!(dep_graph.resolved_sccs.len(), 1); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0].members, + [ + crate::common::Ident::new("a"), + crate::common::Ident::new("y"), + ] + .into_iter() + .collect::>() + ); + let a_deps = dep_graph.dt_dependencies.get("a").expect("a deps"); + let y_deps = dep_graph.dt_dependencies.get("y").expect("y deps"); + assert!( + a_deps.contains("x") && y_deps.contains("x"), + "both members of the {{a,y}} SCC must carry the external dep `x` \ + (a={a_deps:?}, y={y_deps:?})" + ); + assert!( + !a_deps.contains("a") + && !a_deps.contains("y") + && !y_deps.contains("a") + && !y_deps.contains("y"), + "no SCC member may appear in another member's transitive set \ + (a={a_deps:?}, y={y_deps:?})" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn model_dep_graph_genuine_element_two_cycle_stays_circular() { + // LOUD-SAFE AC4 (load-bearing). `a[d]=b[d]; b[d]=a[d]` is a genuine + // multi-variable element 2-cycle. Task 4 returns it Unresolved, so it + // is NOT in `resolution.resolved`, so it is absent from the SCC map, + // so its cross back-edge still `Err`s => `has_cycle == true`, empty + // `resolved_sccs`. This must NOT regress to a silent resolve when the + // self-edge-only break is generalized. + let project = TestProject::new("mdg_genuine_elem_two_cycle") + .named_dimension("d", &["d1", "d2"]) + .array_aux("a[d]", "b[d]") + .array_aux("b[d]", "a[d]"); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + dep_graph.has_cycle, + "a genuine multi-variable element 2-cycle MUST still set \ + has_cycle (loud-safe: it is absent from the resolved-SCC map so \ + its back-edge still errs)" + ); + assert!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.is_empty(), + "a genuine element 2-cycle resolves nothing" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn model_dep_graph_genuine_scalar_two_cycle_stays_circular() { + // LOUD-SAFE AC4 (load-bearing). `a=b+1; b=a+1` is a genuine scalar + // 2-cycle. Unresolved by Task 4 => absent from the SCC map => its + // cross back-edge still errs => `has_cycle == true`, empty + // `resolved_sccs`. + let project = single_model_project(vec![aux_var("a", "b + 1"), aux_var("b", "a + 1")]); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + dep_graph.has_cycle, + "a genuine scalar 2-cycle MUST still set has_cycle (loud-safe)" + ); + assert!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.is_empty(), + "a genuine scalar 2-cycle resolves nothing" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn model_dep_graph_acyclic_control_unaffected_by_scc_aware_break() { + // An ordinary acyclic model: no back-edge ever fires, so the SCC-aware + // generalization is inert -- `has_cycle == false`, `resolved_sccs` + // empty, dt_dependencies the normal transitive closure. Pins that the + // generalization does ZERO extra work / no behavior change on the + // happy path. + let project = single_model_project(vec![ + aux_var("a", "1"), + aux_var("b", "a + 1"), + aux_var("c", "a + b"), + ]); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!(!dep_graph.has_cycle, "an acyclic model has no cycle"); + assert!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.is_empty(), + "an acyclic model resolves no SCC (zero refinement work)" + ); + let c_deps = dep_graph.dt_dependencies.get("c").expect("c deps"); + assert!( + c_deps.contains("a") && c_deps.contains("b"), + "the normal transitive closure is unchanged (c={c_deps:?})" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn model_dep_graph_single_var_self_recurrence_byte_identical_to_phase1() { + // N=1 REGRESSION (byte-identical). The single-variable self-recurrence + // is the 1-member-SCC case of the generalized mechanism. Its emitted + // `resolved_sccs` / `element_order` / `has_cycle` from + // `model_dependency_graph` MUST be byte-identical to the Phase 1 + // shape: exactly one `ResolvedScc { phase: Dt, members: {ecc}, + // element_order: [(ecc,0),(ecc,1),(ecc,2)] }`, `has_cycle == false`. + // The existing Phase 1 guards + // (`dt_cycle_sccs_resolved_self_recurrence_has_no_circular`, + // `model_dependency_graph_resolved_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs`) + // assert the same N=1 contract and must ALSO stay green unchanged. + let project = TestProject::new("mdg_n1_byte_identical") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .array_with_ranges( + "ecc[t]", + vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "ecc[t1] + 1"), ("t3", "ecc[t2] + 1")], + ); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + !dep_graph.has_cycle, + "the N=1 self-recurrence (1-member SCC) must NOT set has_cycle" + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.len(), + 1, + "exactly one ResolvedScc (the 1-member {{ecc}} SCC)" + ); + let scc = &dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0]; + assert_eq!(scc.phase, crate::db::SccPhase::Dt); + assert_eq!( + scc.members, + [crate::common::Ident::new("ecc")] + .into_iter() + .collect::>() + ); + assert_eq!( + scc.element_order, + vec![ecc(0), ecc(1), ecc(2)], + "the N=1 element_order must be byte-identical to Phase 1 (the \ + 1-member-SCC case must not change N=1 behavior)" + ); +} diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index 1c2132865..6a0ec10be 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -1378,14 +1378,30 @@ TIME STEP = 1 ~~| assert_eq!(element_series(&r, "y[t3]"), vec![7.0, 7.0, 7.0]); } -/// `ref.mdl` and `interleaved.mdl` are pure INTER-variable cycles -/// (`ecc`<->`ce`) with NO self-reference, so the converter never emits a -/// `self` token for them. They must report `CircularDependency` and NEVER -/// `UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist`, and the self-reference fix must not -/// change that: it must not spuriously inject a `self`/undefined-name -/// leak into an inter-variable-cycle model. (These stay NotSimulatable -/// pending the still-open element-level cycle resolution, #559; this also -/// shows why the dedicated `self_recurrence` fixture is needed.) +/// `ref.mdl` and `interleaved.mdl` are INTER-variable element-acyclic +/// recurrence SCCs (`ce`<->`ecc` / `a`<->`y`). Phase 2 Task 5b's +/// SCC-aware back-edge break makes `model_dependency_graph` resolve the +/// multi-member SCC instead of rejecting it, so they NO LONGER report +/// `CircularDependency` (that was the Phase 1 / pre-Subcomponent-B +/// behavior). This Task-5b-scoped invariant guards two things: +/// +/// 1. The cycle-gate verdict changed cleanly: NO `CircularDependency` +/// for either fixture (the multi-member resolved SCC survives the +/// dependency graph -- the Task 5b deliverable / Task 6 prerequisite). +/// 2. The AC2.5 leak guard (preserved verbatim from the original Phase 1 +/// intent): the verdict change must NOT spuriously inject a +/// `self`/undefined-name `UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist` leak into +/// these inter-variable-cycle fixtures. +/// +/// It deliberately does NOT assert the hand-computed simulation series: +/// the combined per-element fragment is injected by Task 6, and the +/// end-to-end `ref.dat`/`interleaved.dat` simulation assertions are +/// authored by Tasks 7/8; Task 9 (AC2.5) then folds/transitions this +/// test's intent into the full correct-simulation form. (Deviation +/// rationale: Task 5b's correctness fix structurally falsifies this +/// test's `CircularDependency` precondition, so it cannot stay green +/// unchanged and a green pre-commit forces this minimal, +/// Task-5b-scoped retarget -- see the executor report.) #[test] fn ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular() { use simlin_engine::common::ErrorCode; @@ -1395,16 +1411,14 @@ fn ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular() { ] { let mdl = std::fs::read_to_string(path).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("missing fixture {path}: {e}")); - let (compile_err, diags) = compile_diags(&mdl); - assert!( - compile_err, - "{path}: must be NotSimulatable (inter-variable cycle)" - ); + let (_compile_err, diags) = compile_diags(&mdl); assert!( - diags + !diags .iter() .any(|d| diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)), - "{path}: inter-variable-cycle fixture must report \ + "{path}: Task 5b's SCC-aware back-edge break must let the \ + element-acyclic multi-member recurrence SCC survive the \ + dependency graph -- it must NO LONGER report \ CircularDependency. Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" ); assert!( @@ -1412,9 +1426,9 @@ fn ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular() { diag_code(d), Some(ErrorCode::UnknownDependency) | Some(ErrorCode::DoesNotExist) )), - "{path}: the self-reference fix must NOT inject a \ + "{path}: the cycle-gate verdict change must NOT inject a \ `self`/undefined-name leak into a pure inter-variable-cycle \ - fixture. Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + fixture (AC2.5 leak guard, preserved). Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" ); } } From c18a496dcffac9d88928d61d7aa92d9d6abe5f49 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 16:41:28 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 27/72] engine: inject combined SCC fragment in assemble_module (dt+init) Task 6 of the element-cycle-resolution Phase 2 plan. With Task 5b a multi-member element-acyclic recurrence SCC now survives the cycle gate (has_cycle=false, resolved_sccs populated, members contiguous at the SCC's topological runlist slot), but assemble_module still pushed each member's one-contiguous-AssignCurr-block-per-variable fragment, so the required cross-member per-element interleaving was inexpressible and ref.mdl/interleaved.mdl simulated to wrong series. assemble_module now builds, per ResolvedScc, a combined PerVarBytecodes (Task 5 combine_scc_fragment over each member's exact production-compiled symbolic fragment from var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod). For the dt flows runlist it skips every phase==Dt member's per-variable push and injects the combined fragment at the first member encountered; for the initials runlist it applies the Task 1 spike's validated mechanism -- one synthetic-ident SymbolicCompiledInitial ($:scc:init:{n}) at the first init SCC member's slot, members skipped. The combined fragments are owned in function-scope Vecs that outlive concatenate_fragments and the init renumber loop. The runlist Vec is salsa-owned and never mutated (skip during collection, never remove). resolve_module/compute_layout/the init renumber loop/the VM init runner are untouched: each write keeps its original SymVarRef name/element offset, so resolve_module maps it to the same model slot the acyclic layout assigns and the results offset map is unchanged (AC2.3), and the spike-verified positional ident-agnostic init consumption needs no code changes. Unsourceable members or a combine_scc_fragment error accumulate an Assembly diagnostic and abort assembly (loud-safe, mirrors the existing missing-fragment/concatenate-error pattern) -- never a silent miscompile or partial injection. Removes the transient cfg_attr(not(test), allow(dead_code)) on combine_scc_fragment and segment_member_by_element now that they have a production consumer. --- src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 191 ++++++++++++++++-- .../src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs | 171 ++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 343 insertions(+), 19 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index 531dd95e3..cfa7b76a5 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -3353,14 +3353,10 @@ pub(crate) fn var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod( /// sourceable in the simple per-element shape, mirroring /// `symbolic_phase_element_order`'s `saw_write` guard). /// -/// **Currently consumed only by `combine_scc_fragment` (in turn only by -/// its `#[cfg(test)]` tests).** Subcomponent B Task 6 wires -/// `combine_scc_fragment` into `assemble_module`'s dt + init fragment -/// collection, restoring a production consumer; the -/// `cfg_attr(not(test), allow(dead_code))` suppresses the otherwise- -/// correct unused warning for the non-test build until then (same staged -/// convention as `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod`). -#[cfg_attr(not(test), allow(dead_code))] +/// Consumed by `combine_scc_fragment`, which `assemble_module` invokes +/// for every resolved recurrence SCC (the Subcomponent B Task 6 +/// production consumer -- the dt flows runlist and the synthetic-ident +/// init `SymbolicCompiledInitial` path). fn segment_member_by_element( member: &str, code: &[crate::compiler::symbolic::SymbolicOpcode], @@ -3471,17 +3467,12 @@ fn segment_member_by_element( /// segment; /// - a resource-ID renumber overflows its target ID type. /// -/// **Currently consumed only by its own `#[cfg(test)]` tests.** -/// Subcomponent B Task 6 wires this into `assemble_module`'s dt + init -/// fragment-collection loops (skip every `ResolvedScc` member's -/// per-variable fragment, inject this combined fragment at the first -/// member's slot), restoring a production consumer. It is intentionally -/// implemented now (Task 5) with its structural-correctness tests so Task -/// 6 only does wiring; the `cfg_attr(not(test), allow(dead_code))` -/// suppresses the otherwise-correct unused warning for the non-test build -/// until then (same staged convention as `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` / -/// `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`). -#[cfg_attr(not(test), allow(dead_code))] +/// `assemble_module` (Subcomponent B Task 6) invokes this for every +/// resolved recurrence SCC: it skips each member's per-variable fragment +/// in the dt-flows and init collection loops and injects this combined +/// fragment at the first member's runlist slot (the dt fragment into +/// `flow_frags`, the init fragment as one synthetic-ident +/// `SymbolicCompiledInitial`). pub(crate) fn combine_scc_fragment( scc: &ResolvedScc, member_fragments: &HashMap, crate::compiler::symbolic::PerVarBytecodes>, @@ -4614,13 +4605,163 @@ pub fn assemble_module( let is_module_input = |var_name: &str| -> bool { module_inputs.contains(&*canonicalize(var_name)) }; + // ── Combined per-element fragments for resolved recurrence SCCs ───── + // + // A multi-member (or single-variable) recurrence SCC whose induced + // element graph the cycle gate proved acyclic (`dep_graph + // .resolved_sccs`, populated by the Task 4 symbolic verdict) is + // lowered as ONE combined `PerVarBytecodes` whose per-element writes + // follow the SCC's verified `element_order` (Task 5 + // `combine_scc_fragment`), instead of the members' individual + // one-contiguous-block-per-variable fragments -- the latter cannot + // express the required cross-member per-element interleaving. Each + // member's symbolic fragment is sourced via the EXACT production + // compile+symbolize path (`var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`, the + // Task 4 accessor -- never a re-derivation), so every write keeps its + // original `SymVarRef { name, element_offset }`; `resolve_module` + // therefore maps each write to the same model slot the acyclic layout + // assigns and the results offset map is unchanged (AC2.3). + // + // Two combined fragments per SCC are built up-front so they OUTLIVE + // the `concatenate_fragments` / init-renumber calls below (the + // `flow_frags`/`initial_frags` vectors hold `&` borrows into these): + // * the DT combined fragment (sourced from each member's + // `SccPhase::Dt` symbolic fragment), injected into the flows + // runlist -- only `phase == Dt` SCCs (an `Initial`-phase SCC is + // stock-backed and stocks are not flow variables). + // * the INIT combined fragment (sourced from each member's + // `SccPhase::Initial` symbolic fragment), injected into the + // initials runlist via the Task 1 spike's single synthetic-ident + // `SymbolicCompiledInitial` mechanism -- built for EVERY resolved + // SCC (both phases), because a `Dt`-phase aux SCC's members carry + // the SAME recurrence in their init equations and the initials + // runlist groups BOTH phases contiguously (see the + // `build_scc_grouping(false)` runlist comment). The SCC's + // `element_order` (dt order for a `phase: Dt` SCC) is valid for + // the init interleave because a same-equation aux's init and dt + // element graphs are structurally identical; if they ever diverge + // (a member's init fragment cannot be segmented to match + // `element_order`) `combine_scc_fragment` returns a loud-safe + // `Err` and assembly fails with an Assembly diagnostic rather than + // miscompiling. + // + // Loud-safe: an unsourceable member (`var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` + // returned `None`) or a `combine_scc_fragment` error accumulates an + // Assembly diagnostic and aborts assembly (mirrors the existing + // missing-fragment / concatenate-error pattern); the combined + // fragment is NEVER silently dropped or partially injected. + let resolved_sccs = &dep_graph.resolved_sccs; + let combine_scc_for_phase = |scc: &ResolvedScc, + phase: SccPhase| + -> Result { + let mut member_fragments: HashMap< + Ident, + crate::compiler::symbolic::PerVarBytecodes, + > = HashMap::with_capacity(scc.members.len()); + for member in &scc.members { + let frag = var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod( + db, + model, + project, + member.as_str(), + phase.clone(), + ) + .ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "resolved recurrence SCC member `{}` has no \ + sourceable symbolic fragment for its phase; \ + cannot build the combined per-element fragment", + member.as_str() + ) + })?; + member_fragments.insert(member.clone(), frag); + } + combine_scc_fragment(scc, &member_fragments) + }; + + // DT combined fragments, indexed parallel to `resolved_sccs` + // (`None` for an `Initial`-phase SCC -- not a flow). INIT combined + // fragments for every SCC. Both owned here to the end of + // `assemble_module`. + let mut dt_combined: Vec> = + Vec::with_capacity(resolved_sccs.len()); + let mut init_combined: Vec = + Vec::with_capacity(resolved_sccs.len()); + for scc in resolved_sccs.iter() { + let dt = if scc.phase == SccPhase::Dt { + Some(combine_scc_for_phase(scc, SccPhase::Dt).inspect_err(|msg| { + try_accumulate_diagnostic( + db, + Diagnostic { + model: model_name.clone(), + variable: None, + error: DiagnosticError::Assembly(msg.clone()), + severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, + }, + ); + })?) + } else { + None + }; + let init = combine_scc_for_phase(scc, SccPhase::Initial).inspect_err(|msg| { + try_accumulate_diagnostic( + db, + Diagnostic { + model: model_name.clone(), + variable: None, + error: DiagnosticError::Assembly(msg.clone()), + severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, + }, + ); + })?; + dt_combined.push(dt); + init_combined.push(init); + } + + // Member-name -> resolved-SCC index. A member is in at most one SCC + // (the SCCs in `resolved_sccs` are pairwise disjoint -- see + // `scc_map_from_resolved`), so this is well-defined. + let scc_of_member: HashMap<&str, usize> = resolved_sccs + .iter() + .enumerate() + .flat_map(|(idx, scc)| scc.members.iter().map(move |m| (m.as_str(), idx))) + .collect(); + // Collect fragments for each phase, tracking missing variables let mut initial_frags: Vec<(String, &crate::compiler::symbolic::PerVarBytecodes)> = Vec::new(); let mut flow_frags: Vec<&crate::compiler::symbolic::PerVarBytecodes> = Vec::new(); let mut stock_frags: Vec<&crate::compiler::symbolic::PerVarBytecodes> = Vec::new(); let mut missing_vars: Vec = Vec::new(); + // Track which SCCs have already had their combined fragment injected + // in each runlist. Task 5b guarantees a resolved SCC's members are a + // contiguous, byte-stable block at the SCC's topological slot, so + // "inject at the first member encountered, skip the rest" lands the + // combined fragment in the correct relative position. The runlist + // `Vec` itself is salsa-owned and NOT mutated (we skip during + // collection, never remove). + let mut injected_init_sccs: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); + let mut injected_flow_sccs: std::collections::HashSet = std::collections::HashSet::new(); + for var_name in &dep_graph.runlist_initials { + if let Some(&scc_idx) = scc_of_member.get(var_name.as_str()) { + // A resolved-SCC member: its per-ident init fragment is + // SUBSUMED by the SCC's single combined init fragment. Inject + // that combined fragment once, at the first member of this + // SCC seen in the initials runlist, under a synthetic ident + // (`$⁚scc⁚init⁚{n}`). The spike verified `resolve_module` / + // `eval_initials` consume `compiled_initials` positionally + // (ident-agnostic; offsets re-derived from the bytecode's + // `AssignCurr` operands), so one `SymbolicCompiledInitial` + // may write every member's init slots. + if injected_init_sccs.insert(scc_idx) { + let synthetic_ident = format!("$\u{205A}scc\u{205A}init\u{205A}{scc_idx}"); + initial_frags.push((synthetic_ident, &init_combined[scc_idx])); + } + // Non-first members (and the first, after injection): skip + // the per-ident push entirely. + continue; + } if let Some(result) = all_fragments.get(var_name) && let Some(ref bc) = result.fragment.initial_bytecodes { @@ -4631,6 +4772,18 @@ pub fn assemble_module( } for var_name in &dep_graph.runlist_flows { + if let Some(&scc_idx) = scc_of_member.get(var_name.as_str()) + && let Some(ref combined) = dt_combined[scc_idx] + { + // A `phase == Dt` resolved-SCC member: its per-variable flow + // fragment is subsumed by the SCC's combined dt fragment. + // Push the combined fragment once, at the first member of + // this SCC encountered in the flows runlist; skip the rest. + if injected_flow_sccs.insert(scc_idx) { + flow_frags.push(combined); + } + continue; + } if let Some(result) = all_fragments.get(var_name) && let Some(ref bc) = result.fragment.flow_bytecodes { diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs index c60a0cbcf..7a2fe1abf 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs @@ -484,3 +484,174 @@ fn combined_fragment_trailing_non_write_opcodes_join_last_segment() { vec![vref("ce", 0), vref("ecc", 0), vref("ce", 1), vref("ecc", 1),] ); } + +// ── AC2.3: combined-fragment injection is layout-transparent ──────────── +// +// End-to-end through `assemble_module` (the Task 6 production consumer). +// For a resolved multi-variable recurrence SCC (`ref.mdl`-shaped +// `ce`/`ecc`), the assembled module's per-member write slots must be +// IDENTICAL to the slots a hypothetical acyclic equivalent gets -- i.e. +// exactly `compute_layout`'s element-slot range for each member. +// `compute_layout` is SCC-agnostic by construction (it assigns offsets +// purely by sorted name + size, never consulting `resolved_sccs`), so it +// IS the "hypothetical acyclic equivalent" offset map. The combined +// fragment keeps every write's original `SymVarRef { name, +// element_offset }`, so `resolve_module` maps each write to the same +// model slot it would get without the SCC -- per-variable result series +// stay individually addressable (AC2.3). + +use crate::db::{SimlinDb, sync_from_datamodel}; +use crate::test_common::TestProject; + +/// A `ref.mdl`-shaped two-variable inter-element recurrence: whole- +/// variable `ce`<->`ecc` is a 2-cycle, but the induced element graph is +/// acyclic, so Task 4/5b resolve the `{ce,ecc}` SCC. +fn ref_shaped_project() -> TestProject { + TestProject::new("ref_shaped_assemble") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .array_with_ranges( + "ce[t]", + vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "ecc[t1] + 1"), ("t3", "ecc[t2] + 1")], + ) + .array_with_ranges( + "ecc[t]", + vec![ + ("t1", "ce[t1] + 1"), + ("t2", "ce[t2] + 1"), + ("t3", "ce[t3] + 1"), + ], + ) +} + +/// `compute_layout`'s contiguous element slot range for `name`. +fn layout_slots(layout: &crate::compiler::symbolic::VariableLayout, name: &str) -> Vec { + let e = layout + .get(name) + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("`{name}` must be in the layout")); + (e.offset..e.offset + e.size).collect() +} + +#[test] +fn assemble_module_resolved_scc_member_offsets_match_acyclic_layout() { + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let dm = ref_shaped_project().build_datamodel(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + let project = result.project; + + // Precondition (Task 5b): the multi-member SCC must be resolved and + // the gate must NOT report a cycle, otherwise `assemble_module` + // early-returns before injecting anything. + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, project); + assert!( + !dep_graph.has_cycle, + "Task 5b precondition: the element-acyclic {{ce,ecc}} SCC must \ + survive the cycle gate (has_cycle == false)" + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.len(), + 1, + "exactly one resolved SCC ({{ce,ecc}}) -- got {:?}", + dep_graph.resolved_sccs + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0].members, + [Ident::new("ce"), Ident::new("ecc")] + .into_iter() + .collect::>() + ); + assert_eq!(dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0].phase, SccPhase::Dt); + + // The SCC-agnostic "hypothetical acyclic equivalent" offset map. + // `compute_layout` is `#[salsa::tracked(returns(ref))]`, so this is + // already a `&VariableLayout`. + let layout = crate::db::compute_layout(&db, model, project, true); + let mut acyclic_ce = layout_slots(layout, "ce"); + let mut acyclic_ecc = layout_slots(layout, "ecc"); + acyclic_ce.sort_unstable(); + acyclic_ecc.sort_unstable(); + assert_eq!(acyclic_ce.len(), 3, "ce occupies 3 element slots"); + assert_eq!(acyclic_ecc.len(), 3, "ecc occupies 3 element slots"); + + // Assemble the module: Task 6 must inject the combined `{ce,ecc}` + // fragment into the flows phase (skipping the per-variable pushes), + // its writes keeping their original `(name, element_offset)`. + let module = crate::db::assemble_module(&db, model, project, true, &BTreeSet::new()) + .expect("ref-shaped resolved SCC must assemble (no CircularDependency)"); + + // The assembled flows bytecode's AssignCurr target offsets, re-derived + // from the resolved bytecode exactly as `resolve_module` does. + let flow_offsets = + crate::compiler::symbolic::extract_assign_curr_offsets(&module.compiled_flows); + + // AC2.3: every member element slot the acyclic layout assigns is + // written by the combined fragment, at EXACTLY that slot -- the + // combined fragment is layout-transparent (it neither moves a write + // off its layout slot nor drops/duplicates a member element). + for slot in acyclic_ce.iter().chain(acyclic_ecc.iter()) { + assert!( + flow_offsets.contains(slot), + "AC2.3: the combined SCC fragment must write member slot \ + {slot} (ce slots {acyclic_ce:?}, ecc slots {acyclic_ecc:?}); \ + assembled flow AssignCurr offsets = {flow_offsets:?}" + ); + } + + // The combined fragment writes ONLY the six member slots for the SCC + // (no extra/foreign slot, no perturbation). `ce`/`ecc` are the only + // flow variables here, so the assembled flows' write set is exactly + // the union of the two members' acyclic slot ranges -- proving the + // resolution did not shift any other variable's offsets either. + let mut expected: Vec = acyclic_ce + .iter() + .chain(acyclic_ecc.iter()) + .copied() + .collect(); + expected.sort_unstable(); + expected.dedup(); + assert_eq!( + flow_offsets, expected, + "AC2.3: the assembled flows must write exactly the acyclic \ + layout's {{ce,ecc}} slots -- no offset perturbation" + ); + + // Task 6 behavioral signature (RED before the injection, GREEN + // after): the combined fragment is injected, so the assembled flows + // bytecode emits the member writes in the SCC's INTERLEAVED + // `element_order` -- NOT as two per-variable contiguous blocks. For + // this `ref.mdl` shape the verdict order is + // ce[t1] (const) -> ecc[t1]=ce[t1]+1 -> ce[t2]=ecc[t1]+1 -> + // ecc[t2]=ce[t2]+1 -> ce[t3]=ecc[t2]+1 -> ecc[t3]=ce[t3]+1, + // i.e. interleaved absolute slots + // [ce0, ecc0, ce1, ecc1, ce2, ecc2]. + // Before Task 6 each member is pushed as its own fragment, so the + // order is the per-variable contiguous [ce0,ce1,ce2, ecc0,ecc1,ecc2] + // -- this assertion FAILS RED until the combined fragment is + // injected at the first SCC member's runlist slot. + let ordered_writes: Vec = module + .compiled_flows + .code + .iter() + .filter_map(|op| match op { + crate::bytecode::Opcode::AssignCurr { off } + | crate::bytecode::Opcode::AssignConstCurr { off, .. } + | crate::bytecode::Opcode::BinOpAssignCurr { off, .. } => Some(*off as usize), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + let interleaved = vec![ + acyclic_ce[0], + acyclic_ecc[0], + acyclic_ce[1], + acyclic_ecc[1], + acyclic_ce[2], + acyclic_ecc[2], + ]; + assert_eq!( + ordered_writes, interleaved, + "Task 6: the assembled flows must emit member writes in the SCC's \ + interleaved element_order (combined fragment injected), not as \ + two per-variable contiguous blocks. element_order = {:?}", + dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0].element_order + ); +} From 3218ba23cc5fc450241bac318ef95acebf67e927 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 16:51:24 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 28/72] engine: ref.mdl multi-variable recurrence simulates (AC2.1) Add an end-to-end test that runs test/sdeverywhere/models/ref/ref.mdl through simulate_mdl_path, which loads the sibling ref.dat and compares the VM output via ensure_results. ref.mdl is a two-variable inter-element recurrence (ce<->ecc) whose whole-variable graph is a 2-cycle but whose induced element graph is acyclic. Before Subcomponent B (GH #575) this multi-member SCC was short-circuited to CircularDependency and the model did not compile; Subcomponent B resolves the {ce,ecc} SCC and injects one combined per-element fragment, so it now simulates to the hand-computed series ce=1,3,5 / ecc=2,4,6 (constant across both saved steps). The interim Task-5b retarget of ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_ report_circular gets a one-line doc-comment update pointing at this new dedicated Task 7 test; Task 9 finalizes that test's transition. --- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 34 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 31 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index 6a0ec10be..26ffeb9fc 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -1378,6 +1378,33 @@ TIME STEP = 1 ~~| assert_eq!(element_series(&r, "y[t3]"), vec![7.0, 7.0, 7.0]); } +/// element-cycle-resolution.AC2.1 (Phase 2 Task 7). `ref.mdl` is a +/// two-variable INTER-element recurrence: `ce[t1]=1; +/// ce[tNext]=ecc[tPrev]+1; ecc[t1]=ce[t1]+1; ecc[tNext]=ce[tNext]+1` over +/// the subrange `t1..t3`. Whole-variable `ce`<->`ecc` is a 2-cycle, but +/// the induced element graph +/// (ce,0)->(ecc,0); (ce,1)->(ecc,1); (ce,2)->(ecc,2); +/// (ecc,0)->(ce,1); (ecc,1)->(ce,2) +/// is acyclic. Before Subcomponent B (the GH #575 symbolic-ref +/// re-architecture: Task 4 verdict, Task 5 combined fragment, Task 5b +/// SCC-aware back-edge break, Task 6 injection) this multi-member SCC was +/// short-circuited to `CircularDependency` and the model did not compile. +/// Subcomponent B resolves the `{ce,ecc}` SCC, interleaves the members' +/// per-element segments in topological order, and injects one combined +/// fragment, so `ref.mdl` now compiles AND simulates to the hand-computed +/// per-element series shipped in the sibling `ref.dat`: +/// ce[t1]=1, ce[t2]=3, ce[t3]=5, ecc[t1]=2, ecc[t2]=4, ecc[t3]=6 +/// (constant across both saved steps -- the recurrence is over the +/// subrange, not over time; FINAL TIME=1, TIME STEP=1 => 2 saved steps). +/// `simulate_mdl_path` loads `ref.dat` via `load_expected_results_for_mdl` +/// and compares with `ensure_results`, so this test IS AC2.1: it failed +/// before Subcomponent B (rejected as `CircularDependency`) and passes +/// now against `ref.dat`. +#[test] +fn ref_mdl_multi_variable_recurrence_simulates() { + simulate_mdl_path("../../test/sdeverywhere/models/ref/ref.mdl"); +} + /// `ref.mdl` and `interleaved.mdl` are INTER-variable element-acyclic /// recurrence SCCs (`ce`<->`ecc` / `a`<->`y`). Phase 2 Task 5b's /// SCC-aware back-edge break makes `model_dependency_graph` resolve the @@ -1394,9 +1421,10 @@ TIME STEP = 1 ~~| /// these inter-variable-cycle fixtures. /// /// It deliberately does NOT assert the hand-computed simulation series: -/// the combined per-element fragment is injected by Task 6, and the -/// end-to-end `ref.dat`/`interleaved.dat` simulation assertions are -/// authored by Tasks 7/8; Task 9 (AC2.5) then folds/transitions this +/// the end-to-end `ref.dat`/`interleaved.dat` simulation assertions are +/// `ref_mdl_multi_variable_recurrence_simulates` (AC2.1, the dedicated +/// Task 7 test directly above) and the forthcoming Task 8 +/// `interleaved`-`.dat` test; Task 9 (AC2.5) then folds/transitions this /// test's intent into the full correct-simulation form. (Deviation /// rationale: Task 5b's correctness fix structurally falsifies this /// test's `CircularDependency` precondition, so it cannot stay green From 912bbd73b5ae15f1bb2e21918012f8d8a4e2cce2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 16:52:45 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 29/72] engine: interleaved.mdl element interleave simulates (AC2.2) Add an end-to-end test that runs test/sdeverywhere/models/interleaved/interleaved.mdl through simulate_mdl_path, comparing the VM output against the sibling interleaved.dat (all 1.0 across 101 saved steps) via ensure_results. interleaved.mdl (x=1; a[A1]=x; a[A2]=y; y=a[A1]; b[DimA]=a[DimA]) has a whole-variable a<->y 2-cycle but an acyclic element chain x -> a[A1] -> y -> a[A2]. Before Subcomponent B (GH #575) this multi-member SCC was rejected as CircularDependency; Subcomponent B resolves the {a,y} SCC and evaluates its members in interleaved per-element order, so it now simulates to all 1.0. The interim Task-5b retarget of ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_ report_circular gets a doc-comment update referencing both dedicated Task 7/8 tests; Task 9 finalizes that test's transition. --- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 26 ++++++++++++++++++++++---- 1 file changed, 22 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index 26ffeb9fc..da10246ab 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -1405,6 +1405,24 @@ fn ref_mdl_multi_variable_recurrence_simulates() { simulate_mdl_path("../../test/sdeverywhere/models/ref/ref.mdl"); } +/// element-cycle-resolution.AC2.2 (Phase 2 Task 8). `interleaved.mdl`: +/// `x=1; a[A1]=x; a[A2]=y; y=a[A1]; b[DimA]=a[DimA]` (`DimA: A1,A2`). +/// Whole-variable `a`<->`y` is a 2-cycle, but element-wise +/// `x -> a[A1] -> y -> a[A2]` is acyclic. Subcomponent B (GH #575) +/// resolves the multi-member `{a,y}` SCC and evaluates its members in +/// interleaved per-element order; before Subcomponent B this was rejected +/// as `CircularDependency` and the model did not compile. Every variable +/// resolves to `1.0`, so the sibling `interleaved.dat` is all `1.0` +/// across its 101 saved steps (INITIAL TIME=0, FINAL TIME=100, TIME +/// STEP=1 => 101 steps). `simulate_mdl_path` loads `interleaved.dat` via +/// `load_expected_results_for_mdl` and compares the VM output with +/// `ensure_results`, so this test IS AC2.2: it failed before +/// Subcomponent B and passes now. +#[test] +fn interleaved_mdl_element_interleave_simulates() { + simulate_mdl_path("../../test/sdeverywhere/models/interleaved/interleaved.mdl"); +} + /// `ref.mdl` and `interleaved.mdl` are INTER-variable element-acyclic /// recurrence SCCs (`ce`<->`ecc` / `a`<->`y`). Phase 2 Task 5b's /// SCC-aware back-edge break makes `model_dependency_graph` resolve the @@ -1422,10 +1440,10 @@ fn ref_mdl_multi_variable_recurrence_simulates() { /// /// It deliberately does NOT assert the hand-computed simulation series: /// the end-to-end `ref.dat`/`interleaved.dat` simulation assertions are -/// `ref_mdl_multi_variable_recurrence_simulates` (AC2.1, the dedicated -/// Task 7 test directly above) and the forthcoming Task 8 -/// `interleaved`-`.dat` test; Task 9 (AC2.5) then folds/transitions this -/// test's intent into the full correct-simulation form. (Deviation +/// the dedicated `ref_mdl_multi_variable_recurrence_simulates` (AC2.1, +/// Task 7) and `interleaved_mdl_element_interleave_simulates` (AC2.2, +/// Task 8) tests directly above; Task 9 (AC2.5) then folds/transitions +/// this test's intent into the full correct-simulation form. (Deviation /// rationale: Task 5b's correctness fix structurally falsifies this /// test's `CircularDependency` precondition, so it cannot stay green /// unchanged and a green pre-commit forces this minimal, From f0af97f434656174e4936818b853c7e3f6458e05 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 17:01:07 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 30/72] engine: transition inter-variable-cycle test; add init-recurrence fixture (AC2.4, AC2.5) AC2.5: finalize ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular to its correct end state. Subcomponent B's correctness fix structurally falsified its original CircularDependency precondition; Task 5b left it in an interim retarget. The correct-simulation assertion is now folded into the dedicated ref.mdl/interleaved.mdl .dat tests (Tasks 7/8); the transitioned test (renamed to ..._simulate_no_circular_no_leak) retains the still-meaningful diagnostic-level guards those value tests do not pin: no CircularDependency + compiles end-to-end (the inverse of the original assertion), and the verbatim AC2.5 #559-class no-self-token-leak guard. AC2.4: add a NEW init-phase-recurrence fixture test/sdeverywhere/models/init_recurrence/{init_recurrence.mdl,.dat}. Two arrayed stocks cs[Target]/ecs[Target] over t1..t3 whose per-element INTEG initial values form a ref.mdl-shaped inter-element recurrence across the two variables, with a constant zero inflow. Each stock breaks the dt chain (its dt-equation is the acyclic flow), so there is NO dt cycle; the INIT relation has the multi-member element-acyclic {cs,ecs} recurrence. This is the FIRST real exercise of Task 6's init synthetic-ident SymbolicCompiledInitial path on a MULTI-member init SCC (Subcomponent A only covered the single-variable case). The shape was empirically confirmed: db_dep_graph_tests gains three datamodel-level probe/regression tests (multi-member phase:Initial verdict, production model_dependency_graph payload, and the loud-safe genuine-init-cycle rejection), and the simulate.rs end-to-end test first asserts the parsed fixture's production resolved_sccs is exactly one phase:Initial SCC with >=2 members {cs,ecs} and has_cycle==false, then simulates it against the hand-computed init_recurrence.dat (cs=1,3,5 / ecs=2,4,6, held constant by the zero flow across both saved steps). --- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs | 284 ++++++++++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 172 +++++++++-- .../init_recurrence/init_recurrence.dat | 32 ++ .../init_recurrence/init_recurrence.mdl | 77 +++++ 4 files changed, 535 insertions(+), 30 deletions(-) create mode 100644 test/sdeverywhere/models/init_recurrence/init_recurrence.dat create mode 100644 test/sdeverywhere/models/init_recurrence/init_recurrence.mdl diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs index 9324abd68..ce65e4c1b 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs @@ -1349,6 +1349,290 @@ fn dt_self_recurrence_not_double_resolved_as_init_scc() { ); } +// ── Phase 2 Task 9 (AC2.4): MULTI-member init-only recurrence SCC ─────── +// +// Subcomponent A's `init_recurrence_behind_stock_*` tests cover a +// SINGLE-variable (`{s}`) init recurrence behind a stock. AC2.4's +// combined-fragment init path (the synthetic-ident `SymbolicCompiledInitial` +// in `assemble_module`, Task 6) is only exercised by a MULTI-member init +// SCC -- two variables whose INIT relation forms a `ref.mdl`-shaped +// inter-element recurrence, with a stock breaking the dt chain so the +// cycle is init-ONLY (no dt SCC). This is the empirical confirmation that +// the chosen fixture shape produces a `phase: Initial` `ResolvedScc` with +// >= 2 members (the precondition the `init_recurrence.mdl` end-to-end +// simulation test in `tests/simulate.rs` relies on), and a permanent +// regression guard at the datamodel/verdict level. + +/// Two arrayed stocks `cs[t]` / `ecs[t]` over a 3-element named dimension +/// `t`, whose per-element INIT (INTEG initial-value) equations form a +/// `ref.mdl`-shaped inter-element recurrence ACROSS the two variables: +/// +/// cs[t1] = 1 ecs[t1] = cs[t1] + 1 +/// cs[t2] = ecs[t1] + 1 ecs[t2] = cs[t2] + 1 +/// cs[t3] = ecs[t2] + 1 ecs[t3] = cs[t3] + 1 +/// +/// Both stocks have a trivial constant inflow `g[t] = 0`, so each stock's +/// dt-equation is its (acyclic) flow and the stock BREAKS the dt chain +/// (`dt_walk_successors` returns `[]` for a stock): there is NO dt cycle. +/// The INIT relation, however, has `cs`'s init referencing `ecs` and +/// `ecs`'s init referencing `cs` -> a whole-variable init 2-cycle +/// `{cs,ecs}` whose induced per-element INIT graph +/// (cs,0)->(ecs,0); (cs,1)->(ecs,1); (cs,2)->(ecs,2); +/// (ecs,0)->(cs,1); (ecs,1)->(cs,2) +/// is acyclic. So this is an init-ONLY MULTI-member element-acyclic +/// recurrence -- exactly AC2.4's combined-fragment init path. +fn two_stock_init_recurrence_project( + cs_init: Vec<(&str, &str)>, + ecs_init: Vec<(&str, &str)>, +) -> datamodel::Project { + use crate::datamodel::{Dimension, Equation, Flow, Stock, Variable}; + let dims = vec!["t".to_string()]; + let arrayed = |eqs: Vec<(&str, &str)>| { + Equation::Arrayed( + dims.clone(), + eqs.into_iter() + .map(|(elem, eq)| (elem.to_string(), eq.to_string(), None, None)) + .collect(), + None, + false, + ) + }; + let stock = |ident: &str, eq: Equation| { + Variable::Stock(Stock { + ident: ident.to_string(), + equation: eq, + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + inflows: vec!["g".to_string()], + outflows: vec![], + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }) + }; + datamodel::Project { + name: "test".to_string(), + sim_specs: datamodel::SimSpecs::default(), + dimensions: vec![Dimension::named( + "t".to_string(), + vec!["t1".to_string(), "t2".to_string(), "t3".to_string()], + )], + units: vec![], + models: vec![datamodel::Model { + name: "main".to_string(), + sim_specs: None, + variables: vec![ + stock("cs", arrayed(cs_init)), + stock("ecs", arrayed(ecs_init)), + Variable::Flow(Flow { + ident: "g".to_string(), + equation: Equation::ApplyToAll(dims, "0".to_string()), + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + gf: None, + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }), + ], + views: vec![], + loop_metadata: vec![], + groups: vec![], + macro_spec: None, + }], + source: None, + ai_information: None, + } +} + +#[test] +fn two_stock_init_recurrence_is_resolved_init_only_multi_member() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // `ref.mdl`-shaped init recurrence behind two stocks. The stocks + // break the dt chain (their dt-equation is the constant flow `g`), so + // dt is acyclic; the INIT relation has the multi-member element-acyclic + // `{cs,ecs}` recurrence. This is the AC2.4 init-phase, MULTI-member + // path (Subcomponent A only covered the single-variable case). + let project = two_stock_init_recurrence_project( + vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "ecs[t1] + 1"), ("t3", "ecs[t2] + 1")], + vec![ + ("t1", "cs[t1] + 1"), + ("t2", "cs[t2] + 1"), + ("t3", "cs[t3] + 1"), + ], + ); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + // DT relation: the stocks break the dt chain, the flow `g` is + // constant -> NO dt SCC at all. + let dt_res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt); + assert!( + !dt_res.has_unresolved && dt_res.resolved.is_empty(), + "the stocks break the dt chain: the dt relation must have NO SCC \ + (got resolved={:?}, has_unresolved={})", + dt_res.resolved, + dt_res.has_unresolved + ); + + // INIT relation: the `{cs,ecs}` cluster is a MULTI-member init + // recurrence whose induced per-element init graph is acyclic and + // element-sourceable -> exactly one resolved `phase: Initial` SCC + // with BOTH members. + let init_res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Initial); + assert!( + !init_res.has_unresolved, + "the init recurrence is element-acyclic and element-sourceable: \ + there must be NO unresolved init SCC (got has_unresolved=true)" + ); + assert_eq!( + init_res.resolved.len(), + 1, + "exactly one resolved init SCC (the {{cs,ecs}} cluster) -- got {:?}", + init_res.resolved + ); + let scc = &init_res.resolved[0]; + assert_eq!( + scc.phase, + SccPhase::Initial, + "an init-phase recurrence must carry phase == Initial" + ); + assert_eq!( + scc.members, + [ + crate::common::Ident::new("cs"), + crate::common::Ident::new("ecs"), + ] + .into_iter() + .collect::>(), + "the resolved init SCC must be MULTI-member ({{cs,ecs}}) -- this \ + is what exercises AC2.4's combined-fragment init path (a \ + 1-member SCC is already covered by Subcomponent A)" + ); + assert!( + scc.members.len() >= 2, + "AC2.4 requires a MULTI-member init SCC; got {} member(s)", + scc.members.len() + ); + // Deterministic interleaved per-element init topological order. cs[0] + // is the only in-SCC source; ecs[0] reads cs[0]; cs[1] reads ecs[0]; + // ecs[1] reads cs[1]; cs[2] reads ecs[1]; ecs[2] reads cs[2]. The + // Kahn tie-break sorts `cs` before `ecs`, so the unique order is the + // strict interleave (same discipline as the dt ref.mdl case). + assert_eq!( + scc.element_order, + vec![ + (crate::common::Ident::new("cs"), 0usize), + (crate::common::Ident::new("ecs"), 0usize), + (crate::common::Ident::new("cs"), 1usize), + (crate::common::Ident::new("ecs"), 1usize), + (crate::common::Ident::new("cs"), 2usize), + (crate::common::Ident::new("ecs"), 2usize), + ], + "init element_order must be the per-element topological interleave" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn two_stock_init_recurrence_model_dep_graph_resolves_no_circular() { + // End-to-end through the production `model_dependency_graph`: the + // MULTI-member init-only recurrence behind stocks must NOT raise + // `CircularDependency`, and the emitted `resolved_sccs` must carry + // exactly one `ResolvedScc { phase: Initial }` for `{cs,ecs}`. This + // is the precondition the `init_recurrence.mdl` end-to-end simulation + // test relies on, asserted at the production-payload level. + let project = two_stock_init_recurrence_project( + vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "ecs[t1] + 1"), ("t3", "ecs[t2] + 1")], + vec![ + ("t1", "cs[t1] + 1"), + ("t2", "cs[t2] + 1"), + ("t3", "cs[t3] + 1"), + ], + ); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + !dep_graph.has_cycle, + "an element-acyclic MULTI-member init-only recurrence behind \ + stocks must NOT set has_cycle" + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.len(), + 1, + "exactly one ResolvedScc for the resolved {{cs,ecs}} init \ + recurrence (got {:?})", + dep_graph.resolved_sccs + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0].phase, + crate::db::SccPhase::Initial, + "the resolved SCC is an init-phase recurrence" + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0].members, + [ + crate::common::Ident::new("cs"), + crate::common::Ident::new("ecs"), + ] + .into_iter() + .collect::>() + ); +} + +#[test] +fn two_stock_init_genuine_element_cycle_is_unresolved() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // Loud-safe (AC4): a GENUINE multi-variable init element cycle + // (`cs[t] = ecs[t] + 1; ecs[t] = cs[t] + 1` -- every element of each + // stock's init reads the SAME element of the other) behind stocks + // must STAY unresolved (keep `CircularDependency`). The stocks still + // break the dt chain, so the only cycle is the genuine init element + // 2-cycle; the symbolic verdict must reject it. + let project = two_stock_init_recurrence_project( + vec![ + ("t1", "ecs[t1] + 1"), + ("t2", "ecs[t2] + 1"), + ("t3", "ecs[t3] + 1"), + ], + vec![ + ("t1", "cs[t1] + 1"), + ("t2", "cs[t2] + 1"), + ("t3", "cs[t3] + 1"), + ], + ); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let init_res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Initial); + assert!( + init_res.has_unresolved, + "a genuine multi-variable init element 2-cycle MUST be unresolved \ + (loud-safe: real cycles stay rejected)" + ); + assert!( + init_res.resolved.is_empty(), + "a genuine init element cycle yields no ResolvedScc (got {:?})", + init_res.resolved + ); + + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + dep_graph.has_cycle, + "a genuine multi-variable init element cycle still sets has_cycle" + ); + assert!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.is_empty(), + "a genuine init element cycle resolves nothing" + ); +} + // ── ResolvedScc / SccPhase salsa-equality wiring ──────────────────────── // // `ResolvedScc` rides on `ModelDepGraphResult`, which is a salsa return diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index da10246ab..389156620 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -1423,33 +1423,138 @@ fn interleaved_mdl_element_interleave_simulates() { simulate_mdl_path("../../test/sdeverywhere/models/interleaved/interleaved.mdl"); } -/// `ref.mdl` and `interleaved.mdl` are INTER-variable element-acyclic -/// recurrence SCCs (`ce`<->`ecc` / `a`<->`y`). Phase 2 Task 5b's -/// SCC-aware back-edge break makes `model_dependency_graph` resolve the -/// multi-member SCC instead of rejecting it, so they NO LONGER report -/// `CircularDependency` (that was the Phase 1 / pre-Subcomponent-B -/// behavior). This Task-5b-scoped invariant guards two things: +/// element-cycle-resolution.AC2.4 (Phase 2 Task 9, the init-phase proof). +/// `init_recurrence.mdl` is a NEW fixture exercising the init-phase +/// combined-fragment path with a MULTI-member init SCC -- the first real +/// exercise of Task 6's synthetic-ident `SymbolicCompiledInitial` init +/// injection (`$⁚scc⁚init⁚{n}`) on a multi-member SCC. (Subcomponent A's +/// `init_recurrence_behind_stock_*` tests already cover the SINGLE- +/// variable init-recurrence-behind-a-stock case; AC2.4's combined- +/// fragment init path needs a MULTI-member init SCC.) /// -/// 1. The cycle-gate verdict changed cleanly: NO `CircularDependency` -/// for either fixture (the multi-member resolved SCC survives the -/// dependency graph -- the Task 5b deliverable / Task 6 prerequisite). -/// 2. The AC2.5 leak guard (preserved verbatim from the original Phase 1 -/// intent): the verdict change must NOT spuriously inject a -/// `self`/undefined-name `UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist` leak into -/// these inter-variable-cycle fixtures. +/// Shape: two arrayed stocks `cs[Target]` / `ecs[Target]` over the +/// subrange `t1..t3`, whose per-element INTEG **initial values** form a +/// `ref.mdl`-shaped inter-element recurrence ACROSS the two variables +/// (`cs[t1]=1; cs[tNext]=ecs[tPrev]+1; ecs[t1]=cs[t1]+1; +/// ecs[tNext]=cs[tNext]+1`), with a constant zero inflow `g[Target]=0`. +/// Each stock's dt-equation is its (acyclic) flow `g`, so the STOCK +/// BREAKS the dt chain -- there is NO dt cycle. The INIT relation, +/// however, has `cs`'s init referencing `ecs` and vice-versa: a +/// whole-variable init 2-cycle `{cs,ecs}` whose induced per-element INIT +/// graph is acyclic. So ONLY the init element graph exercises the +/// combined INIT fragment. /// -/// It deliberately does NOT assert the hand-computed simulation series: -/// the end-to-end `ref.dat`/`interleaved.dat` simulation assertions are -/// the dedicated `ref_mdl_multi_variable_recurrence_simulates` (AC2.1, -/// Task 7) and `interleaved_mdl_element_interleave_simulates` (AC2.2, -/// Task 8) tests directly above; Task 9 (AC2.5) then folds/transitions -/// this test's intent into the full correct-simulation form. (Deviation -/// rationale: Task 5b's correctness fix structurally falsifies this -/// test's `CircularDependency` precondition, so it cannot stay green -/// unchanged and a green pre-commit forces this minimal, -/// Task-5b-scoped retarget -- see the executor report.) -#[test] -fn ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular() { +/// This test FIRST empirically confirms (per the AC2.4 mandate) that the +/// parsed fixture produces an init-ONLY MULTI-member element SCC -- the +/// production `model_dependency_graph` payload must carry exactly one +/// `ResolvedScc { phase: Initial }` with `>= 2` members (`{cs,ecs}`) and +/// `has_cycle == false` -- then simulates it via `simulate_mdl_path` +/// against the hand-computed `init_recurrence.dat`. The stocks integrate +/// a zero flow, so they hold their recurrence-computed initial values +/// constant across both saved steps (FINAL TIME=1, TIME STEP=1): +/// cs[t1]=1, cs[t2]=3, cs[t3]=5, ecs[t1]=2, ecs[t2]=4, ecs[t3]=6. +#[test] +fn init_recurrence_mdl_multi_member_init_scc_simulates() { + use simlin_engine::common::Ident; + use simlin_engine::db::{SccPhase, model_dependency_graph}; + use std::collections::BTreeSet; + + let path = "../../test/sdeverywhere/models/init_recurrence/init_recurrence.mdl"; + let contents = + std::fs::read_to_string(path).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("missing fixture {path}: {e}")); + let dm = open_vensim(&contents).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("failed to parse {path}: {e}")); + + // Empirical AC2.4 confirmation, tied to the REAL fixture: the parsed + // MDL must yield an init-ONLY MULTI-member element SCC. If this + // produced a 1-member or a dt-phase SCC the fixture would not + // exercise the init combined-fragment path at all. + let mut db = SimlinDb::default(); + let sync = sync_from_datamodel_incremental(&mut db, &dm, None); + let sync = sync.to_sync_result(); + let model = sync.models["main"].source; + let dep_graph = model_dependency_graph(&db, model, sync.project); + + assert!( + !dep_graph.has_cycle, + "init_recurrence.mdl: the element-acyclic MULTI-member init-only \ + recurrence behind stocks must NOT set has_cycle (resolved_sccs = \ + {:?})", + dep_graph.resolved_sccs + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.len(), + 1, + "init_recurrence.mdl: exactly one ResolvedScc (the {{cs,ecs}} \ + init cluster) -- got {:?}", + dep_graph.resolved_sccs + ); + let scc = &dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0]; + assert_eq!( + scc.phase, + SccPhase::Initial, + "init_recurrence.mdl: the resolved SCC MUST be phase == Initial \ + (a dt-phase SCC would mean the stock did not break the dt chain \ + and the fixture would not exercise the init combined-fragment \ + path) -- got {:?}", + scc.phase + ); + assert!( + scc.members.len() >= 2, + "init_recurrence.mdl: AC2.4 requires a MULTI-member init SCC (the \ + single-variable case is already covered by Subcomponent A); got \ + {} member(s): {:?}", + scc.members.len(), + scc.members + ); + assert_eq!( + scc.members, + [Ident::new("cs"), Ident::new("ecs")] + .into_iter() + .collect::>(), + "init_recurrence.mdl: the resolved init SCC's members must be \ + exactly {{cs,ecs}}" + ); + + // End-to-end: it compiles AND simulates to the hand-computed + // init_recurrence.dat (the combined INIT fragment, injected as one + // synthetic-ident SymbolicCompiledInitial, produces the correct + // per-element initial values; the zero flow holds them constant). + simulate_mdl_path(path); +} + +/// element-cycle-resolution.AC2.5 (Phase 2 Task 9, the transitioned +/// inter-variable-cycle assertion). `ref.mdl` and `interleaved.mdl` are +/// INTER-variable element-acyclic recurrence SCCs (`ce`<->`ecc` / +/// `a`<->`y`). Before Subcomponent B they were rejected with +/// `CircularDependency`; this test originally asserted exactly that. +/// Subcomponent B (GH #575) resolves the multi-member SCC and injects one +/// combined per-element fragment, so the fixtures now compile and +/// simulate. +/// +/// Per AC2.5 this test is **transitioned** to its final end state: the +/// correct-simulation assertion is folded into the dedicated end-to-end +/// tests `ref_mdl_multi_variable_recurrence_simulates` (AC2.1, vs. +/// `ref.dat`) and `interleaved_mdl_element_interleave_simulates` (AC2.2, +/// vs. `interleaved.dat`) above -- those `simulate_mdl_path` tests ARE +/// the hand-computed-value proof, so re-asserting the series here would +/// be redundant. This test retains the still-meaningful diagnostic-level +/// guards the dedicated value tests do not pin: +/// +/// 1. The cycle-gate verdict transitioned correctly: NO +/// `CircularDependency` for either fixture, and the model compiles +/// end-to-end (the multi-member resolved SCC survives the dependency +/// graph -- the exact inverse of the original pre-Subcomponent-B +/// `CircularDependency` assertion this test made). +/// 2. The AC2.5 leak guard, preserved verbatim from the original Phase 1 +/// intent (the #559-class regression pin): the verdict change must +/// NOT spuriously inject a `self`/undefined-name +/// `UnknownDependency`/`DoesNotExist` leak into these +/// inter-variable-cycle fixtures. `ensure_results` in the value tests +/// would catch a wrong *number*, but only this guard pins the +/// specific "the cycle resolution leaked an undefined dependency +/// name" failure mode. +#[test] +fn ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_simulate_no_circular_no_leak() { use simlin_engine::common::ErrorCode; for path in [ "../../test/sdeverywhere/models/ref/ref.mdl", @@ -1457,15 +1562,22 @@ fn ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular() { ] { let mdl = std::fs::read_to_string(path).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("missing fixture {path}: {e}")); - let (_compile_err, diags) = compile_diags(&mdl); + let (compile_err, diags) = compile_diags(&mdl); + assert!( + !compile_err, + "{path}: Subcomponent B (GH #575) must let the element-acyclic \ + multi-member recurrence SCC compile end-to-end (correct \ + simulation is asserted by the dedicated `.dat` tests above). \ + Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + ); assert!( !diags .iter() .any(|d| diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)), - "{path}: Task 5b's SCC-aware back-edge break must let the \ - element-acyclic multi-member recurrence SCC survive the \ - dependency graph -- it must NO LONGER report \ - CircularDependency. Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + "{path}: the element-acyclic multi-member recurrence SCC must \ + survive the dependency graph -- it must NO LONGER report \ + CircularDependency (transitioned from the original \ + pre-Subcomponent-B assertion). Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" ); assert!( !diags.iter().any(|d| matches!( diff --git a/test/sdeverywhere/models/init_recurrence/init_recurrence.dat b/test/sdeverywhere/models/init_recurrence/init_recurrence.dat new file mode 100644 index 000000000..33dc56ebe --- /dev/null +++ b/test/sdeverywhere/models/init_recurrence/init_recurrence.dat @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +cs[t1] +0 1 +cs[t2] +0 3 +1 3 +cs[t3] +0 5 +1 5 +ecs[t1] +0 2 +1 2 +ecs[t2] +0 4 +1 4 +ecs[t3] +0 6 +1 6 +g[t1] +0 0 +g[t2] +0 0 +g[t3] +0 0 +FINAL TIME +0 1 +INITIAL TIME +0 0 +SAVEPER +0 1 +1 1 +TIME STEP +0 1 diff --git a/test/sdeverywhere/models/init_recurrence/init_recurrence.mdl b/test/sdeverywhere/models/init_recurrence/init_recurrence.mdl new file mode 100644 index 000000000..87815cff9 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/sdeverywhere/models/init_recurrence/init_recurrence.mdl @@ -0,0 +1,77 @@ +{UTF-8} +Target: (t1-t3) + ~ + ~ | + +tNext: (t2-t3) -> tPrev + ~ + ~ | + +tPrev: (t1-t2) -> tNext + ~ + ~ | + +g[Target] = 0 ~~| + +cs[t1] = INTEG(g[t1], 1) ~~| + +cs[tNext] = INTEG(g[tNext], ecs[tPrev] + 1) ~~| + +ecs[t1] = INTEG(g[t1], cs[t1] + 1) ~~| + +ecs[tNext] = INTEG(g[tNext], cs[tNext] + 1) ~~| + +FINAL TIME = 1 + ~ Month + ~ The final time for the simulation. + | + +INITIAL TIME = 0 + ~ Month + ~ The initial time for the simulation. + | + +SAVEPER = TIME STEP + ~ Month [0,?] + ~ The frequency with which output is stored. + | + +TIME STEP = 1 + ~ Month [0,?] + ~ The time step for the simulation. + | + +\\\---/// Sketch information - do not modify anything except names +V300 Do not put anything below this section - it will be ignored +*View 1 +$192-192-192,0,Times New Roman|12||0-0-0|0-0-0|0-0-255|-1--1--1|-1--1--1|96,96,100,0 +///---\\\ +:L<%^E!@ +1:init_recurrence.vdf64 +9:init_recurrence +22:$,Dollar,Dollars,$s +22:Hour,Hours +22:Month,Months +22:Person,People,Persons +22:Unit,Units +22:Week,Weeks +22:Year,Years +22:Day,Days +15:0,0,0,0,0,0 +19:100,0 +27:2, +34:0, +4:Time +5:cs[Target] +35:Date +36:YYYY-MM-DD +37:2000 +38:1 +39:1 +40:2 +41:0 +42:0 +24:0 +25:1 +26:1 +6:t1 From 220b4781bb9a743b6c629ebebf2218122ce7b069 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 17:07:21 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 31/72] engine: byte-stable combined fragment; corpus regression gate green (AC2.3, AC2.6) AC2.3 (new determinism obligation): combined_fragment_is_byte_stable pinned only the isolated combine_scc_fragment builder on hand-built inputs. Add the production-payload determinism tests: build the combined PerVarBytecodes for the single resolved SCC TWICE on independent fresh databases, via the EXACT path assemble_module uses (var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod per member -> combine_scc_fragment), and assert the emitted resolved_sccs (members + element_order + phase) AND the combined fragment are byte-identical. Two cases: the dt {ce,ecc} ref-shaped SCC and the MULTI-member init {cs,ecs} recurrence behind stocks (the synthetic-ident SymbolicCompiledInitial path). The comparison is at the symbolic layer because that is where the combined fragment is constructed and injected and where PerVarBytecodes derives PartialEq (assemble_module's lowered compiled_flows/compiled_initials are Opcode streams with no PartialEq); this is the precise probe for a nondeterministic interleave or per-member resource renumber. AC2.6: the existing corpus gate stays green and unweakened -- incremental_compilation_covers_all_models and the full 87-test simulate.rs integration suite (all simulates_* corpus models) pass; no change to that test or ALL_INCREMENTALLY_COMPILABLE_MODELS/TEST_MODELS. --- .../src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs | 225 ++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 225 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs index 7a2fe1abf..4fc62ac25 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs @@ -655,3 +655,228 @@ fn assemble_module_resolved_scc_member_offsets_match_acyclic_layout() { dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0].element_order ); } + +// ── AC2.3 (Phase 2 Task 10): byte-stable combined fragment ────────────── +// +// `combined_fragment_is_byte_stable` (above) pins determinism of the +// isolated `combine_scc_fragment` builder on HAND-BUILT inputs. This is +// the PRODUCTION-PAYLOAD obligation: the *assembled* combined fragment +// (the bytecode that actually rides on the compiled module and drives +// the VM), the emitted `resolved_sccs`, and each SCC's `element_order` +// must be byte-identical across two independent compiles on FRESH +// databases (no HashMap-iteration nondeterminism leaking through the +// identification -> symbolic verdict -> interleave -> assemble path). +// A regression that leaked iteration order anywhere on that pipeline +// would fail here even if the isolated builder stayed stable. Modeled on +// the existing `model_dependency_graph_resolved_sccs_is_byte_stable_ +// across_runs` discipline, extended to the assembled bytecode. + +/// Two arrayed stocks `cs[t]` / `ecs[t]` whose per-element INTEG initial +/// values form a `ref.mdl`-shaped inter-element recurrence ACROSS the two +/// variables, with a constant zero inflow `g`. Each stock breaks the dt +/// chain (its dt-equation is the acyclic flow `g`), so the only cycle is +/// the MULTI-member INIT recurrence `{cs,ecs}` -- exercising the +/// synthetic-ident `SymbolicCompiledInitial` combined-init-fragment path +/// (Task 6). Mirrors the `two_stock_init_recurrence_project` shape +/// empirically confirmed in `db_dep_graph_tests.rs`; kept self-contained +/// here so the combined-fragment determinism coverage lives in one file. +fn two_stock_init_recurrence_datamodel() -> crate::datamodel::Project { + use crate::datamodel::{self, Dimension, Equation, Flow, Stock, Variable}; + let dims = vec!["t".to_string()]; + let arrayed = |eqs: Vec<(&str, &str)>| { + Equation::Arrayed( + dims.clone(), + eqs.into_iter() + .map(|(elem, eq)| (elem.to_string(), eq.to_string(), None, None)) + .collect(), + None, + false, + ) + }; + let stock = |ident: &str, eq: Equation| { + Variable::Stock(Stock { + ident: ident.to_string(), + equation: eq, + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + inflows: vec!["g".to_string()], + outflows: vec![], + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }) + }; + datamodel::Project { + name: "test".to_string(), + sim_specs: datamodel::SimSpecs::default(), + dimensions: vec![Dimension::named( + "t".to_string(), + vec!["t1".to_string(), "t2".to_string(), "t3".to_string()], + )], + units: vec![], + models: vec![datamodel::Model { + name: "main".to_string(), + sim_specs: None, + variables: vec![ + stock( + "cs", + arrayed(vec![ + ("t1", "1"), + ("t2", "ecs[t1] + 1"), + ("t3", "ecs[t2] + 1"), + ]), + ), + stock( + "ecs", + arrayed(vec![ + ("t1", "cs[t1] + 1"), + ("t2", "cs[t2] + 1"), + ("t3", "cs[t3] + 1"), + ]), + ), + Variable::Flow(Flow { + ident: "g".to_string(), + equation: Equation::ApplyToAll(dims, "0".to_string()), + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + gf: None, + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }), + ], + views: vec![], + loop_metadata: vec![], + groups: vec![], + macro_spec: None, + }], + source: None, + ai_information: None, + } +} + +/// Build the combined `PerVarBytecodes` for the single resolved SCC of +/// `dm`'s `main` model, on a FRESH database, via the EXACT production +/// path `assemble_module` uses (`var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` per +/// member -> `combine_scc_fragment`). Returns the emitted `resolved_sccs` +/// and the combined fragment. `assemble_module`'s `compiled_flows` / +/// `compiled_initials` are lowered `Opcode` streams (no `PartialEq`); the +/// combined fragment is byte-comparable at THIS symbolic layer (the layer +/// at which it is actually constructed and injected -- `PerVarBytecodes` +/// derives `PartialEq`), so this is the precise determinism probe for the +/// interleave + per-member resource renumber. +fn fresh_resolved_scc_and_combined_fragment( + dm: &crate::datamodel::Project, +) -> (Vec, crate::compiler::symbolic::PerVarBytecodes) { + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + let project = result.project; + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, project); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.len(), + 1, + "fixture must resolve exactly one SCC (got {:?})", + dep_graph.resolved_sccs + ); + let scc = &dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0]; + // Mirror `assemble_module`'s `combine_scc_for_phase` exactly: each + // member's production symbolic fragment for the SCC's phase, then the + // per-element-granular interleave. + let mut member_fragments: HashMap< + Ident, + crate::compiler::symbolic::PerVarBytecodes, + > = HashMap::with_capacity(scc.members.len()); + for member in &scc.members { + let frag = crate::db::var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod( + &db, + model, + project, + member.as_str(), + scc.phase.clone(), + ) + .unwrap_or_else(|| { + panic!( + "member `{}` must have a sourceable fragment", + member.as_str() + ) + }); + member_fragments.insert(member.clone(), frag); + } + let combined = combine_scc_fragment(scc, &member_fragments) + .expect("the resolved SCC must combine into one fragment"); + (dep_graph.resolved_sccs.clone(), combined) +} + +#[test] +fn assembled_dt_combined_fragment_is_byte_stable_across_fresh_dbs() { + // The DT combined fragment (`ref.mdl`-shaped `{ce,ecc}`): build it + // TWICE on independent fresh databases via the exact production path + // and assert the emitted `resolved_sccs` (members + element_order + + // phase) AND the combined `PerVarBytecodes` (the bytecode that is + // injected into the flows phase) are byte-identical. A + // nondeterministic interleave or per-member resource renumber would + // surface as a fragment diff here. + let dm = ref_shaped_project().build_datamodel(); + let (sccs_a, frag_a) = fresh_resolved_scc_and_combined_fragment(&dm); + let (sccs_b, frag_b) = fresh_resolved_scc_and_combined_fragment(&dm); + + // Non-vacuous: the payload is the resolved `{ce,ecc}` dt SCC. + assert_eq!(sccs_a[0].phase, SccPhase::Dt); + assert_eq!( + sccs_a[0].element_order.len(), + 6, + "the dt SCC element_order must be the 6 interleaved (member,elem) \ + pairs (got {:?})", + sccs_a[0].element_order + ); + assert_eq!( + sccs_a, sccs_b, + "the emitted resolved_sccs (members + element_order + phase) must \ + be byte-identical across two fresh-DB compiles" + ); + assert_eq!( + frag_a, frag_b, + "the assembled combined DT fragment (PerVarBytecodes: symbolic \ + code + literals + all side-channels) must be byte-identical \ + across two fresh-DB compiles -- a nondeterministic interleave / \ + per-member resource renumber would diff here (AC2.3)" + ); +} + +#[test] +fn assembled_init_combined_fragment_is_byte_stable_across_fresh_dbs() { + // The INIT combined fragment (the MULTI-member `{cs,ecs}` init + // recurrence behind stocks -- AC2.4's synthetic-ident + // `SymbolicCompiledInitial` path): build it TWICE on fresh databases + // and assert the emitted `resolved_sccs` (phase Initial) and the + // combined init `PerVarBytecodes` are byte-identical. This pins + // determinism of the init combined-fragment construction + // specifically (a distinct phase from the dt flows path). + let dm = two_stock_init_recurrence_datamodel(); + let (sccs_a, frag_a) = fresh_resolved_scc_and_combined_fragment(&dm); + let (sccs_b, frag_b) = fresh_resolved_scc_and_combined_fragment(&dm); + + assert_eq!( + sccs_a[0].phase, + SccPhase::Initial, + "the resolved SCC must be the init-phase {{cs,ecs}} recurrence" + ); + assert!( + sccs_a[0].members.len() >= 2, + "AC2.4: the init SCC must be MULTI-member (got {:?})", + sccs_a[0].members + ); + assert_eq!( + sccs_a, sccs_b, + "the emitted init resolved_sccs (members + element_order + phase) \ + must be byte-identical across two fresh-DB compiles" + ); + assert_eq!( + frag_a, frag_b, + "the assembled combined INIT fragment (PerVarBytecodes, the one \ + the synthetic-ident SymbolicCompiledInitial carries) must be \ + byte-identical across two fresh-DB compiles (AC2.3 determinism, \ + init path)" + ); +} From 4f7cf875b4e809c46dad5457e1380abbb9495adf Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 17:33:04 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 32/72] engine: phase 2 review doc-accuracy fixes (no logic change) Address the Phase 2 code review's documentation/comment-consistency findings; all four are comment/doc-only and change no executable code. resolve_recurrence_sccs's scoping note asserted a MUST that Task 6 was deliberately not built to satisfy: it claimed Task 6 must plumb the real module_input_names into SCC identification before relying on element_order. As-built, assemble_module -> var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod consumes the same no-input wiring (lower_var_fragment(.., &[]), inputs = BTreeSet::new(), build_caller_module_refs(.., &[])) that matches build_var_info(.., &[]), so the verdict's element_order and the combined fragment's segmentation agree by construction. The with-inputs compute_transitive re-run is the soundness backstop for multi-member (N>=2) SCCs exactly as for the N=1 single-variable case (its .unwrap_or_else / symmetric init Err arm clears resolved_sccs + sets has_cycle on any residual genuine cycle), so a no-input vs with-inputs wiring mismatch for an input-wired sub-model degrades only to a conservative CircularDependency, never a wrong element_order or miscompile. The note now states that as-built decision, drops the false MUST, and points at GH #573 for the deferred plumbing. static_view_element_offsets's rustdoc only justified the extra-edge (over-approximation) direction; added the dropped-coordinate invariant: a legitimately-addressed element has relative offset in [0, var_size), so relative >= 0 always holds for addressable elements and an elem < 0 is an unaddressable arithmetic artifact -- dropping it cannot lose a real edge. simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md's db_dep_graph_tests.rs bullet was stale (only mentioned the dt-phase primitive + SCC accessor); extended it to also cover the init-phase relation/verdict tests, the multi-member symbolic- builder / GH #575 regression guards, and the combined-fragment-precondition tests added in Phase 2. Recorded the former name of the AC2.5-transitioned simulate.rs test (ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular) in its rustdoc so git-blame / grep stay continuous across the Phase 2 Task 9 rename. --- src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md | 2 +- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs | 55 +++++++++++++++++++++++---- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 6 +++ 3 files changed, 55 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md b/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md index a9b9a2566..343ca3959 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md +++ b/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md @@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ The primary compilation path uses salsa tracked functions for fine-grained incre - **`src/db_ltm_ir_tests.rs`** - Tests for the reference-site IR: the per-AST-site `(shape, in_reducer)` contract (the `ref_site_*` regression guards, ported from `db_analysis.rs`) plus the public `ClassifiedSite` contract -- `(shape, target_element, routing)` per site, the AC1.4 `StarRange` consistency, and the AC1.5 SIZE / scalar-source-reducer `Direct` routing, each cross-checked against `enumerate_agg_nodes`. - **`src/db_macro_registry.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- like `db_ltm_ir`, only to keep `db.rs` under the per-file line cap) - The per-project macro-registry salsa query. `project_macro_registry(db, project) -> MacroRegistryResult` wraps the pure `module_functions::MacroRegistry` (resolver) and exposes the build error. Registry-build *validation* (recursion cycle, duplicate macro name, macro/model name collision) can't be re-derived from the canonical-name-keyed `SourceProject.models`, so `macro_registry_build_error` runs `MacroRegistry::build` over the datamodel `Vec` at sync time and stores its typed `(ErrorCode, message)` on the `SourceProject` input; the query reads it back and surfaces it as a project-level diagnostic so `compile_project_incremental` fails with a clear message. `enclosing_macro_for_var` resolves a macro-body variable's enclosing-macro name (#554, the renamed-intrinsic precedence). - **`src/db_dep_graph.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- like `db_ltm_ir` / `db_macro_registry`, only to keep `db.rs` under the per-file line cap) - Owns the **model dependency-graph cycle gate** and its shared relations. The production gate `model_dependency_graph_impl` lives here (the transitive-closure DFS `compute_transitive`/`compute_inner`; the SCC-aware back-edge break `same_resolved_scc`; the SCC-as-collapsed-node transitive accumulation -- every member of a resolved recurrence SCC ends with the identical member-free union of the SCC's *external* successors so the topo sort never re-sees the intra-SCC cycle; and the SCC-contiguous topological runlist sort `topo_sort_str` so a resolved SCC's members are emitted as one byte-stable contiguous block at the SCC's slot for Phase-2-Task-6 combined-fragment injection). The thin `#[salsa::tracked]` wrappers `crate::db::model_dependency_graph` / `model_dependency_graph_with_inputs` stay in `db.rs` (the `ModelDepGraphResult` salsa types do) and delegate straight here. Also holds the single shared **dt-phase cycle relation** `dt_walk_successors(var_info, name) -> Vec<&str>` (Stock/Module/absent ⇒ `[]`; otherwise `dt_deps` filtered to known, non-stock targets, module-targets kept -- exactly the successor set `compute_inner` iterates for dt-phase cycle detection), the **init-phase** analogue `init_walk_successors` (a stock is NOT an init sink), the shared `VarInfo` map builder `build_var_info` (consumed verbatim by `model_dependency_graph_impl` and the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor, so the accessor observes the *exact* `var_info` the engine builds -- never a reconstruction), and the recurrence-SCC element-acyclicity refinement `resolve_recurrence_sccs` / `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` / `symbolic_phase_element_order` (GH #575: the cross-member-comparable symbolic `SymVarRef` element graph; N=1 self-recurrence is just the 1-member case). Defining each relation once and using it in both the gate and the accessor makes the accessor's relation the engine's relation by construction. Also hosts the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor: `dt_cycle_sccs` (uncapped `crate::ltm::scc_components` Tarjan over the `dt_walk_successors` adjacency → `DtCycleSccs { multi, self_loops }`, sorted/byte-stable), the pure `dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation` predicate (functional core), and `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` (imperative shell -- cross-checks the instrumented SCC set against the engine's real `CircularDependency` flagging on the same compiled model, panics on divergence), plus `array_producing_vars` / `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` (the set of variables whose engine-lowered non-initial exprs contain an array-producing builtin, over the same `build_var_info` universe). -- **`src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs`** - Tests for the dt-phase cycle-relation primitive and the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor, in their own file alongside the production code to keep `db.rs`/`db_tests.rs` under the per-file line cap: the `dt_walk_successors` invariant per node kind (Stock/Module/Aux/absent, BTreeSet-sorted order), `dt_cycle_sccs` integration (clean DAG / two-node cycle / self-loop, each via the consistency-checked accessor), byte-stability, the pure consistency predicate in both divergence directions plus all consistent pairings, and `array_producing_vars` membership over the four positive/negative cases. +- **`src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs`** - Tests for the dt- *and init*-phase cycle-relation primitives, the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor, the recurrence-SCC element-acyclicity verdict, and the multi-member symbolic builder, in their own file alongside the production code to keep `db.rs`/`db_tests.rs` under the per-file line cap: the `dt_walk_successors` invariant per node kind (Stock/Module/Aux/absent, BTreeSet-sorted order), `dt_cycle_sccs` integration (clean DAG / two-node cycle / self-loop, each via the consistency-checked accessor), byte-stability, the pure consistency predicate in both divergence directions plus all consistent pairings, and `array_producing_vars` membership over the four positive/negative cases. Phase 2 adds: the `init_walk_successors` invariant (a stock is NOT an init sink, modules omitted, unknown-dep filtering, BTreeSet-sorted order) and the init-phase relation/verdict tests (`resolve_init_*` / `init_recurrence_behind_stock_*` / `two_stock_init_*` -- a stock-broken dt chain with a forward init element recurrence resolves init-only, a genuine init element cycle stays `CircularDependency`, and a both-relations aux self-recurrence is not double-resolved as a separate init SCC); the multi-member symbolic-builder / GH #575 regression guards (`resolve_dt_two_member_ref_shaped_scc_resolves_interleaved`, the genuine multi-variable element 2-cycle / scalar 2-cycle staying `Unresolved` via the symbolic builder, the N=1 self-recurrence remaining byte-identical to Phase 1, an unsourceable member ⇒ `Unresolved` with no panic, and the `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` no-panic contract); and the combined-fragment preconditions (`model_dep_graph_*` -- a resolved multi-member SCC survives the dependency graph with `has_cycle == false`, members carry the SCC's external deps, and the SCC's members are emitted as one byte-stable contiguous runlist block even with an interposing external variable, so Task 6's combined-fragment injection lands in correct relative order). - **`src/db_ltm.rs`** - LTM (Loops That Matter) equation parsing and compilation as salsa tracked functions. `model_ltm_variables` is the unified entry point: generates link scores, loop scores, pathway scores, and composite scores for any model (root, stdlib, user-defined), and also caches the loop-id -> cycle-partition mapping on `LtmVariablesResult::loop_partitions` so post-simulation consumers can normalize loop scores without re-running Tarjan. Relative loop scores are no longer emitted as synthetic variables; see `ltm_post.rs` for the post-simulation computation. Auto-detects sub-model behavior by checking for input ports with causal pathways. Also handles implicit helper/module vars synthesized while parsing LTM equations. `LtmSyntheticVar` carries an `equation: datamodel::Equation` (so an arrayed-per-element-equation target's link score can be a real `Equation::Arrayed` partial-per-element rather than a `"0"` placeholder) plus a `dimensions` field (list of dimension names) so A2A link/loop scores expand to per-element slots during simulation and discovery. Reducer subexpressions are routed through aggregate nodes: `enumerate_agg_nodes` (`ltm_agg.rs`) hoists each statically-describable inlined reducer (whole-extent or sliced) into a synthetic `$⁚ltm⁚agg⁚{n}` aux carrying a `read_slice` / `result_dims`, and `model_ltm_variables` emits that aux plus its two link-score halves -- `source[] → agg` (one scalar `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[]→{agg}`, or `…→{agg}[]` for an arrayed agg, per *read* row -- only the rows the slice reads, scored by the reducer's `classify_reducer` algebraic shortcut over that row's co-reduced slice via `emit_source_to_agg_link_scores`/`read_slice_rows`) and `agg → target` (a Bare partial of `target`'s equation with the reducer subexpr AST-substituted by the agg name; one scalar `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{agg}→{to}[{e}]` per target element for an arrayed `target` -- the agg side carries an `[]` subscript when the agg is itself arrayed, *and* the `Δsource` denominator of that link-score equation projects the same `[]` subscript (`generate_scalar_to_element_equation`'s `source_ref_override`), since the bare multi-slot agg name doesn't compile as a scalar denominator -- or a single `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{agg}→{to}` for a scalar one). An *arrayed* synthetic agg's two halves use the same agg-half emitters with subscripted agg names; this is exact for the diagonal case (`result_dims` equal the target's iterated dims) but the strict-prefix *broadcast* case (`SUM(matrix[D1,*])` inside an A2A body over `D1 x D2`) over-subscribes the agg into the cross-product -- tracked as GH #528, the loop score degrades to 0 there. A reducer over a *dynamic index* (`SUM(pop[idx,*])`) and a *mapped*-dimension sliced reducer (`SUM(matrix[State,*])` over `matrix[Region,D2]` with a `State→Region` mapping) are the carve-outs: not hoisted, so the reference stays on the conservative path (`DynamicIndex` for the dynamic-index case). `emit_per_shape_link_scores` covers the *non*-reducer (Bare / FixedIndex) references; the obsolete per-shape `⁚wildcard`/`⁚dynamic` link-score variants were retired. The exhaustive path consumes the tiered enumerator (`model_loop_circuits_tiered`) via `build_loops_from_tiered`: fast-path circuits (PureScalar / PureSameElementA2A) materialize directly into Loops, and the slow path flows through `build_element_level_loops` (preserved as the slow-path consumer) which groups element-level circuits into A2A loops (shared ID, with dimensions) or element-subscripted cross-element loops. The per-element distinction for cross-dimensional edges is encoded in the link's `from` string (e.g., `"pop[nyc]"`) and the visited element of an A2A target on the link's `to` string (`"mp[boston]"`), not as a separate shape field, so the loop-score equation references the per-element link score that `try_cross_dimensional_link_scores` emits (named `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[{elem}]→{to}` for an arrayed-source → scalar-target reducer edge -- and `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[{d1,d2}]→{to}[{d1}]` for an arrayed-result reducer) and the subscripted-after-quote A2A slot `"$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}→{to}"[e]` for a cross-element edge that visits one slot of an A2A score. The mirror cross-dimensional case -- a scalar-source → arrayed-target edge -- is handled by the sibling `try_scalar_to_arrayed_link_scores`, which emits one scalar `LtmSyntheticVar` per *target* element, named `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}→{to}[{elem}]` (the element rides in the `to` side instead of the `from` side); a single Bare-A2A var would be undiscoverable because the discovery parser would invent a `{from}[{elem}]` node that doesn't match the scalar source's bare node. A *disjoint*-dim arrayed→arrayed edge whose target is a per-element-equation (`Ast::Arrayed`) variable referencing the source by literal element subscripts of a dimension disjoint from the target's (`target[D1,D2]` whose `` equations reference `source[m]`, `m ∈ D3`, D3 disjoint from D1/D2) is handled by `try_disjoint_dim_arrayed_link_scores` (called from `emit_link_scores_for_edge` before the `emit_per_shape_link_scores` fallback): it reuses the `model_ltm_reference_sites` IR for `(from, to)` (each site's `shape` is `FixedIndex(elems)` for `source[m]`), and emits one `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[{m}]→{to}` per distinct referenced source element -- an `Equation::Arrayed` over `to`'s dims (via the salsa-cached shaped path → `build_arrayed_link_score_equation`), holding `source[m]` live in the slots that reference it and the trivial-zero guard form (`source[m]` frozen at `PREVIOUS`) elsewhere -- not the silent scalarized stand-in the pre-#510 path produced (`link_score_dimensions` returned `[]` for the disjoint edge, so `retarget_ltm_equation_dims` collapsed the per-element `Equation::Arrayed` to the first slot's text). If the target references the source via a *non-literal* index (a `DynamicIndex` site) the edge is not statically scoreable: `emit_unscoreable_disjoint_edge_warning` accumulates a `CompilationDiagnostic` `Warning` naming the edge and *no* link-score variable is emitted (and the caller does not fall through to `emit_per_shape_link_scores`, which would build the misleading scalarized stand-in). A loop running through an inlined reducer traverses `… → from[d] → $⁚ltm⁚agg⁚{n} → to[e] → …` in the un-trimmed loop-score chain, but the synthetic agg nodes are trimmed from each *reported* `Loop`/`FoundLoop` node sequence (like the internal stocks of `DELAY3`/`SMOOTH`). A cross-element feedback loop *through* an inlined reducer visits the (subscript-free, or for an arrayed agg `[]`-subscripted) agg node more than once, so Johnson never emits it directly: `recover_cross_agg_loops` (`db_ltm.rs`, called from `build_element_level_loops`) reconstructs it from the agg-touching elementary "petals" (`agg → … → agg`), stitching pairwise-disjoint petal subsets of size ≥2 in every distinct *cyclic ordering* (`cyclic_orderings(m)` -- index 0 pinned to kill rotations, mirror reversals skipped: `1` for m=2, (m-1)!/2 for m≥3, via hand-rolled Heap's algorithm), so each disjoint subset yields (m-1)!/2 distinct directed cycles that share a `loop_score` (same edge multiset ⇒ same commutative product). It is bounded by a deterministic petal priority (fewest internal nodes first, then a stable joined-name tiebreaker -- makes truncation reproducible), a soft per-agg petal cap (`MAX_AGG_PETALS = 8`, bounding the `2^k` subset enumeration), and a model-wide loop-count budget (`MAX_CROSS_AGG_LOOPS = 256`, threaded as `agg_loop_budget` from `build_loops_from_tiered`/`build_element_level_loops`, `#[cfg(test)]`-overridable via `AggLoopBudgetGuard`); clipping sets `LtmVariablesResult.agg_recovery_truncated` and accumulates a `Warning` (mirroring the auto-flip-to-discovery gate). `recover_agg_hop_polarities` then patches the (variable-graph-invisible, hence Unknown) agg hops for monotone reducers (GH #516). The exhaustive loop-iteration path strips the subscript before calling `try_cross_dimensional_link_scores` (which keys `source_vars` by variable name) and dedupes on the stripped key. The auto-flip gate fires on either the variable-level SCC (cheap pre-Johnson check) or the slow-path subgraph SCC (computed inside the tiered enumerator), so pure-A2A models with thousands of element-level circuits no longer get pulled into discovery just because their full element-graph SCC is N times their variable-level SCC. `compile_ltm_synthetic_fragment` is the shared select-and-compile helper (salsa-cached `(from, to)` path vs. direct compilation of the prepared equation) used by both `assemble_module`'s LTM pass and `model_ltm_fragment_diagnostics` -- a salsa-tracked diagnostic pass (driven by `model_all_diagnostics` when `ltm_enabled`, mirroring the auto-flip warning's reachability) that emits a `Warning` for every LTM synthetic variable whose fragment fails to compile. Without it `assemble_module` silently drops the failed fragment and the variable reads a constant 0 -- the silent-stubbing path that previously masked a wrong arrayed flow-to-stock link score (GH #466 tracks the remaining gap: the diagnostic-collection FFI paths leave `ltm_enabled` false, so neither this warning nor the auto-flip warning reaches `simlin_project_get_errors` today). - **`src/db_ltm_tests.rs`** - Unit tests for LTM equation text generation via salsa tracked functions. - **`src/db_ltm_unified_tests.rs`** - Tests for `model_ltm_variables`: simple models, stdlib modules (SMOOTH), passthrough modules, discovery mode. diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs index 6c3bbb487..812a2afcc 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs @@ -683,6 +683,26 @@ pub(crate) fn var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod( /// extra element only ever forces a conservative `CircularDependency`, /// never a wrong run order (the loud-safe over-approximation contract the /// prior `collect_read_slots` documented, preserved here). +/// +/// **Why dropping a negative relative offset cannot lose a real edge (the +/// loud-safe-relevant direction).** The loop computes the variable- +/// relative offset `relative = element_offset + view.offset + Σ +/// coord·stride` and keeps it only when `relative >= 0` (the `elem >= 0` +/// guard). A coordinate the view *legitimately addresses* maps to absolute +/// slot `entry.offset + relative` where `entry.offset = layout_offset(name)`, +/// and that slot lies inside `name`'s storage span `[entry.offset, +/// entry.offset + var_size)` by construction; subtracting `entry.offset` +/// gives `relative in [0, var_size)`, so `relative >= 0` *always* holds for +/// an addressable element. A `relative < 0` is therefore an +/// arithmetically-impossible-to-address coordinate (an out-of-bounds +/// `offset`/`stride` combination, not a slot any real read touches), so the +/// guard only discards non-reads -- it can never drop a real data-flow +/// edge. This is the *opposite* of the loud-safe-violating "drop a real +/// read" case: an over-counted element is conservative here, and the only +/// elements dropped are ones the view cannot read at all. (The original +/// `Expr`-level `collect_read_slots` instead inserted unconditionally via +/// `as usize`; the explicit `elem >= 0` filter here is the equivalent +/// addressable-only set, just made explicit in symbolic space.) fn static_view_element_offsets(view: &crate::compiler::symbolic::SymbolicStaticView) -> Vec { let base_elem = match &view.base { crate::compiler::symbolic::SymStaticViewBase::Var(v) => v.element_offset, @@ -1193,13 +1213,34 @@ pub(crate) struct DtSccResolution { /// holds for the multi-member SCCs Subcomponent B (GH #575) now resolves /// as well as for single-variable self-recurrences: the symbolic /// element-graph verdict only ever *adds* a conservative reject, and the -/// with-inputs re-run is the soundness backstop. `element_order` is still -/// NOT consumed here -/// (it rides on the emitted `ResolvedScc`). Subcomponent B's combined- -/// fragment injection (Task 6, which consumes `element_order` to build -/// the combined per-element fragment) MUST plumb the real -/// `module_input_names` into this identification before relying on the -/// order; do not treat the `&[]` argument as neutral. +/// with-inputs re-run is the soundness backstop. +/// +/// **As-built decision -- no-input wiring is loud-safe; `module_input_names` +/// plumbing is deferred (GH #573).** `element_order` is NOT consumed here +/// (it rides on the emitted `ResolvedScc`); Subcomponent B's combined- +/// fragment injection (Task 6, `assemble_module` -> +/// `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`) deliberately consumes the *same* +/// no-input wiring: the symbolic per-member fragments are lowered with +/// `lower_var_fragment(.., &[], ..)` / `inputs = BTreeSet::new()` / +/// `build_caller_module_refs(.., &[])`, matching this SCC identification's +/// `build_var_info(.., &[])`, so the verdict's `element_order` and the +/// combined fragment's per-element segmentation agree by construction. The +/// real `module_input_names` are intentionally NOT plumbed into either +/// side, because the with-inputs `compute_transitive` re-run is the +/// soundness backstop for the multi-member (N>=2) SCCs Subcomponent B +/// resolves *exactly as it is for the N=1 single-variable self-recurrence +/// case*: that re-run's `.unwrap_or_else` clears `resolved_sccs` and sets +/// `has_cycle` on any residual genuine cycle (the init re-run has the +/// symmetric `Err` arm), so the only way the no-input vs with-inputs +/// wiring can differ for an input-wired sub-model's self/multi-recurrence +/// is a *conservative* `CircularDependency` (a missed resolution) -- never +/// a wrong `element_order` or a miscompile. (`ref.mdl` / `interleaved.mdl` +/// / `init_recurrence.mdl` are all flat root models with no module inputs, +/// so the corpus is unaffected regardless.) Full `module_input_names` +/// plumbing into this identification is a deferred item tracked by GH #573; +/// it is *not* required for soundness given the backstop, so the `&[]` +/// argument is loud-safe (not neutral, but never unsound) and there is no +/// outstanding MUST on Task 6. pub(crate) fn resolve_recurrence_sccs( db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index 389156620..50eb1f308 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -1527,6 +1527,12 @@ fn init_recurrence_mdl_multi_member_init_scc_simulates() { /// INTER-variable element-acyclic recurrence SCCs (`ce`<->`ecc` / /// `a`<->`y`). Before Subcomponent B they were rejected with /// `CircularDependency`; this test originally asserted exactly that. +/// +/// Formerly named `ref_interleaved_inter_variable_cycles_report_circular` +/// (the Phase 1 form that asserted `CircularDependency`); this is the +/// AC2.5-transitioned successor of that test, renamed in Phase 2 Task 9. +/// The old name is recorded here so `git blame`/`git log -S` and a plain +/// grep on either name stay continuous across the rename. /// Subcomponent B (GH #575) resolves the multi-member SCC and injects one /// combined per-element fragment, so the fixtures now compile and /// simulate. From a122fd1e19436964d7c8b5a50b6acfed1879d1df Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 17:45:23 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 33/72] doc: reconcile phase 3 to phase 2 symbolic accessor (GH #575 follow-through) --- .../phase_03.md | 193 +++++++++++------- 1 file changed, 118 insertions(+), 75 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_03.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_03.md index 34f734167..244a2963c 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_03.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_03.md @@ -6,18 +6,34 @@ the helper is sourceable from its parent variable's `implicit_vars`; otherwise a loud-safe fallback keeps the `CircularDependency` rejection (no panic, no silent miscompile). -**Architecture:** Phase 1 introduced the production accessor -`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` (returns `Option>`; `None` ⇒ -loud-safe fallback to `CircularDependency`). Its Phase-1 no-`SourceVariable` -arm simply returns `None`. Phase 3 extends that arm: when a graph node has no -`SourceVariable` (it is a synthetic helper, identified by the `$\u{205A}` -prefix and absent from `model.variables`), source its per-element lowered -exprs from the **parent variable's `ParsedVariableResult.implicit_vars`** — -reusing the exact `model_implicit_var_info → parent → parsed.implicit_vars[index] → lower_variable` -chain the production function `compile_implicit_var_fragment` already -implements. Return `None` (loud-safe) only when parent-sourcing also fails. -The `#[cfg(test)]` `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` / `array_producing_vars` -abort/panic contract is left **unchanged** (a false negative there is still +**Architecture (REVISED for the Phase 2 GH #575 symbolic rebuild — supersedes +the original `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` framing):** Phase 1 introduced +`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` (`Option>`) as the production +element-graph source. **Phase 2's GH #575 re-architecture replaced it**: the +SCC element graph (`symbolic_phase_element_order`, `db_dep_graph.rs`) and the +combined fragment (`combine_scc_fragment`) now consume +**`var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`** (`db.rs:3240`, returns +`Option` — layout-independent symbolic `SymVarRef` bytecode). +`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` has **zero production callers** (only +`#[cfg(test)]` tests) and carries a now-stale `#[cfg_attr(not(test), +allow(dead_code))]` whose justification ("Phase 3 restores a production +consumer") is false. Phase 3 therefore targets the **symbolic** accessor: +its no-`SourceVariable` arm is `let sv = source_vars.get(var_name)?;` +(`db.rs:3253`) which already returns `None` (the loud-safe contract — Task 1 +hardens/documents it *there*). Phase 3 extends *that* arm: when a graph node +has no `SourceVariable` (a synthetic helper, `$\u{205A}` prefix, absent from +`model.variables`), source its per-element **symbolic `PerVarBytecodes`** from +the **parent variable's `implicit_vars`**, mirroring the exact +`model_implicit_var_info → parent → parsed.implicit_vars[index] → parse_var → +lower_variable → compile → symbolize` chain the production function +`compile_implicit_var_fragment` (`db.rs:3759`) already implements (it already +produces a helper's symbolic `PerVarBytecodes`). Return `None` (loud-safe) +only when parent-sourcing also fails. The now-orphaned +`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` and its `#[cfg(test)]` tests are **removed** in +Task 1 (dead post-rebuild; the project hard rule prefers simple maintainable +code over preserving a superseded interface). The `#[cfg(test)]` +`var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` / `array_producing_vars` abort/panic contract +is a **separate** pair, left **unchanged** (a false negative there is still wrong; its test must pass unchanged — AC3.3). C-LEARN's SCC contains no such helpers, so this is general-correctness robustness, not on C-LEARN's critical path; implement **fallback-first, then parent-sourcing**. @@ -35,37 +51,46 @@ the helper-bearing SCC is typically multi-node). ## Design deviations (verified — these override the design doc) -1. **The parent-sourcing mechanism already exists in production.** - `model_implicit_var_info` (`db.rs:1033-1073`, `#[salsa::tracked(returns(ref))]`) - returns `HashMap` keyed by canonical - implicit-var name; `ImplicitVarMeta` (`db.rs:1011-1019`) carries - `parent_source_var: SourceVariable` and `index_in_parent: usize`. The - production function `compile_implicit_var_fragment` (`db.rs:3600+`) - **already** does `parse_source_variable_with_module_context(.., meta.parent_source_var, ..)` - (`db.rs:3614-3619`) → `parsed.implicit_vars.get(meta.index_in_parent)` - (`db.rs:3620`) → `crate::variable::parse_var` (`db.rs:3633-3639`) → - `crate::model::lower_variable` (`db.rs:3650-3693`). Phase 3 **mirrors this - chain**, it does NOT invent a new mechanism, and it does **NOT** route - helpers through `lower_var_fragment` (that bridge is `SourceVariable`-keyed - and structurally cannot lower a helper, which has no `SourceVariable`). - `extract_implicit_var_deps` (`db_implicit_deps.rs:21-121`) is the - dependency-extraction analog and is a useful model for building the - helper's element edges. +1. **The parent-sourcing mechanism already exists in production AND already + produces symbolic `PerVarBytecodes`.** `model_implicit_var_info` + (`#[salsa::tracked(returns(ref))]`) returns + `HashMap` keyed by canonical implicit-var name; + `ImplicitVarMeta` carries `parent_source_var: SourceVariable` and + `index_in_parent: usize`. The production function + `compile_implicit_var_fragment` (`db.rs:3759`, line numbers shifted by the + Phase 2 rebuild — locate by name) **already** does + `parse_source_variable_with_module_context(.., meta.parent_source_var, ..)` + → `parsed.implicit_vars.get(meta.index_in_parent)` → + `crate::variable::parse_var` → `crate::model::lower_variable` → compile → + `symbolize_bytecode` → a helper `PerVarBytecodes` (it `use`s + `PerVarBytecodes, ReverseOffsetMap, VariableLayout`). Phase 3 **mirrors + this chain to fill `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`'s no-`SourceVariable` + arm**, returning the helper's symbolic `PerVarBytecodes` so + `symbolic_phase_element_order` + `combine_scc_fragment` consume it exactly + like a real member. It does NOT invent a new mechanism, and it does **NOT** + route helpers through `lower_var_fragment` (that bridge is + `SourceVariable`-keyed and structurally cannot lower a helper). + `extract_implicit_var_deps` (`db_implicit_deps.rs`) is the + dependency-extraction analog and a useful reference. 2. **Synthetic-helper naming prefix is `$` + U+205A (`$\u{205A}`)**, pattern `$\u{205A}{parent}\u{205A}{n}\u{205A}{func}` (with optional `\u{205A}arg{i}` / `\u{205A}{subscript_suffix}` tail). The design glossary's `$⸢` (U+2E22) shorthand is wrong — `$⸢` appears nowhere in `src/simlin-engine/src/`. Use `\u{205A}`. A node is a synthetic helper iff `model.variables(db).get(name)` is `None` AND it resolves in `model_implicit_var_info`. -3. **`var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` is `db_dep_graph.rs:435-496`** (file is - 501 lines; `#[cfg(test)]` attr at line 434), rustdoc rationale - `405-433` (not 421-433); `Var::new` Err panic at `484-488`. Behavior - matches the design. **It and `array_producing_vars` (`383-403`, - `#[cfg(test)]` at 383) have no production callers** — the abort contract - and the production parent-sourcing contract are cleanly separable, so - AC3.3 is structurally satisfiable: Phase 3 changes only the **production** - accessor (`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod`, added in Phase 1), never the - `#[cfg(test)]` panic wrapper. +3. **`var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` and `array_producing_vars` are a + SEPARATE `#[cfg(test)]` pair from `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod`** (locate + by name — Phase 2 shifted `db_dep_graph.rs` substantially and moved + `model_dependency_graph_impl` into it). They have no production callers; + their abort/panic contract and the production parent-sourcing contract are + cleanly separable, so AC3.3 is structurally satisfiable: **Phase 3 changes + only the production *symbolic* accessor `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` + (`db.rs:3240`)** and *removes* the now-orphaned production-dead + `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` + its `#[cfg(test)]` tests; it never touches + the `array_producing_vars` / `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` + `#[cfg(test)]` panic wrapper, so + `array_producing_vars_flags_exactly_the_two_positive_cases` must still pass + verbatim (AC3.3). 4. **AC3.1 has no existing fixture.** No `test/sdeverywhere/models/` model combines a shift-mapped subrange recurrence with a PREVIOUS/INIT/SMOOTH helper. A new fixture must be authored, and whether the MDL converter @@ -106,30 +131,37 @@ Same as Phases 1-2: TDD mandatory; `db_dep_graph.rs` unit tests in **Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC3.2, element-cycle-resolution.AC3.3 **Files:** -- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` (added in Phase 1) — make its no-`SourceVariable` / `Fatal` / `Var::new`-Err arms return `None` explicitly and document the loud-safe contract. -- Do **not** touch `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` (`db_dep_graph.rs:435-496`) or `array_producing_vars` (`db_dep_graph.rs:383-403`). +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` (`db.rs:3240`) — make its no-`SourceVariable` / `Fatal` / compile-or-symbolize-fail arms return `None` explicitly and document the loud-safe contract (this is the accessor `symbolic_phase_element_order` / `combine_scc_fragment` actually consume). +- Remove the now production-dead `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` (`db_dep_graph.rs`, currently `#[cfg_attr(not(test), allow(dead_code))]`) and its `#[cfg(test)]` tests (`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod_*` in `db_dep_graph_tests.rs`) — Phase 2's GH #575 rebuild left it with zero production callers and its `allow(dead_code)` justification ("Phase 3 restores a production consumer") is now false; the project hard rule prefers simple maintainable code over preserving a superseded interface. Update any stale doc-comment references that mention it. +- Do **not** touch `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` or `array_producing_vars` (the separate `#[cfg(test)]` pair — locate by name). **Implementation:** -Phase 1 already returns `None` from `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` on -no-`SourceVariable`. This task hardens and documents that as the explicit -loud-safe contract before adding parent-sourcing: any in-SCC node that cannot -be element-sourced ⇒ the element-relation builder treats the whole SCC as -unresolved ⇒ `model_dependency_graph_impl` keeps `has_cycle` + accumulates -`CircularDependency` (Phase 1 Task 5 / Phase 2 Task 3 verdict logic). No -production code path may panic. Confirm the `#[cfg(test)]` -`var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` panic wrapper and `array_producing_vars` are -entirely untouched (they have no production callers; their abort contract is -preserved verbatim). +`var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` already returns `None` on no-`SourceVariable` +(`let sv = source_vars.get(var_name)?;`, `db.rs:3253`). This task hardens and +documents that as the explicit loud-safe contract before adding parent-sourcing +(Task 2): any in-SCC node that cannot be element-sourced ⇒ +`symbolic_phase_element_order` returns `None` ⇒ the SCC is unresolved ⇒ +`model_dependency_graph_impl` keeps `has_cycle` + accumulates +`CircularDependency` (Phase 1/2 verdict + Task 5b SCC-aware gate). No +production code path may panic (the `?` is the loud-safe signal, never a +panic/expect). Then delete the orphaned `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` + its +dead tests as above. Confirm the `#[cfg(test)]` `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` +panic wrapper and `array_producing_vars` are entirely untouched (separate +functions, no production callers; their abort contract preserved verbatim). **Testing:** - AC3.2: `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` — a recurrence SCC where one in-cycle node is forced unsourceable (a `#[cfg(test)]` override/stub making the parent-sourcing lookup return `None`, or a synthetic orphan node): assert the model is rejected with `CircularDependency`, **no panic**, and no silent - miscompile (the other members are NOT partially resolved). + miscompile (the other members are NOT partially resolved). Drive this + through the production symbolic path (`model_dependency_graph` / + `symbolic_phase_element_order` → `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`). - AC3.3: run the existing `array_producing_vars_flags_exactly_the_two_positive_cases` - (`db_dep_graph_tests.rs:323-423`) unchanged — it must still pass (proves - the `#[cfg(test)]` abort contract is intact). + (locate by name) unchanged — it must still pass (proves the separate + `#[cfg(test)]` `array_producing_vars`/`var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` abort + contract is intact and was not collaterally affected by removing + `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod`). **Verification:** Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io array_producing_vars` and @@ -143,40 +175,51 @@ the new loud-safe test — pass. **Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC3.1 **Files:** -- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` — extend the no-`SourceVariable` arm with parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing. +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` (`db.rs:3240`) — extend the no-`SourceVariable` arm with parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing that returns the helper's symbolic `PerVarBytecodes`. **Implementation:** -When `model.variables(db).get(var_name)` is `None`, before returning `None`, -attempt parent-sourcing, mirroring `compile_implicit_var_fragment` -(`db.rs:3600+`): +When `model.variables(db).get(var_name)` is `None` (the `?` at `db.rs:3253`), +instead of returning `None`, attempt parent-sourcing, mirroring +`compile_implicit_var_fragment` (`db.rs:3759` — locate by name) which already +performs this exact chain and already produces a helper `PerVarBytecodes`: 1. `let info = model_implicit_var_info(db, model, project);` - (`db.rs:1033-1073`). `let meta = info.get(&canonical(var_name))` — if - `None` ⇒ return `None` (loud-safe; genuinely unsourceable). -2. `let parsed = parse_source_variable_with_module_context(db, meta.parent_source_var, project, );` - (`db.rs:793-808`). Use the same module-ident-context construction - `compile_implicit_var_fragment` uses. -3. `let implicit_dm_var = parsed.implicit_vars.get(meta.index_in_parent)` — - `None` ⇒ return `None`. + `let meta = info.get(&canonical(var_name))` — `None` ⇒ return `None` + (loud-safe; genuinely unsourceable — AC3.2). +2. `module_ident_context_for_model(db, model, project, module_input_names)` + then `parse_source_variable_with_module_context(db, meta.parent_source_var, + ..)` — use the *same* construction `compile_implicit_var_fragment` uses + (it has a `module_ident_context_for_model` helper; reuse it). +3. `parsed.implicit_vars.get(meta.index_in_parent)` — `None` ⇒ return `None`. 4. Parse + lower the synthesized `datamodel::Variable` via - `crate::variable::parse_var` then `crate::model::lower_variable` - (the non-module branch of `compile_implicit_var_fragment:3633-3693`; - the module branch constructs a `Variable::Module` directly). On any - parse/lower failure ⇒ return `None` (loud-safe). -5. Extract the requested phase's per-element `Vec` (the lowered - helper's `AssignCurr` slots) and return `Some(...)`. + `crate::variable::parse_var` then `crate::model::lower_variable` (the + non-module branch of `compile_implicit_var_fragment`; the module branch + constructs a `Variable::Module`). On any parse/lower failure ⇒ `None` + (loud-safe). +5. Compile + `symbolize_bytecode` the requested phase exactly as + `compile_implicit_var_fragment` / `compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes` + does, returning `Some(PerVarBytecodes)` for the helper (same `SymVarRef` + layout-independent form every other member produces, so + `symbolic_phase_element_order` builds the helper's element edges and + `combine_scc_fragment` interleaves its segments exactly like a real + member). Prefer factoring/reusing the shared step with + `compile_implicit_var_fragment` over duplicating the chain (DRY; "single + shared relation, never re-derive"). - This is reuse of an existing production chain, not a re-derivation. The - `#[cfg(test)]` accessors remain untouched. + `#[cfg(test)]` `array_producing_vars`/`var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` + accessors remain untouched. **Testing:** `db_dep_graph_tests.rs`: a `TestProject` (or the Task 3 fixture) whose recurrence SCC includes a synthetic helper — assert -`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` returns `Some` for the helper node (sourced -from the parent's `implicit_vars`) and that the SCC's element graph is -buildable. (The end-to-end simulate proof is Task 3.) +`var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` returns `Some(PerVarBytecodes)` for the +helper node (sourced from the parent's `implicit_vars`) and that +`symbolic_phase_element_order` builds the SCC's element graph (helper node +present). (The end-to-end simulate proof is Task 3.) RED-first: before the +extension the helper ⇒ `None` ⇒ SCC unresolved; after ⇒ `Some` ⇒ resolvable. **Verification:** -Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` — pass. -**Commit:** `engine: source synthetic-helper element exprs from parent implicit_vars (AC3.1)` +Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` — pass. +**Commit:** `engine: source synthetic-helper symbolic fragment from parent implicit_vars (AC3.1)` From caa57c4e966dad2d68957ac44fca00e81bae08bd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 17:54:50 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 34/72] engine: loud-safe fallback for unsourceable in-SCC nodes (AC3.2, AC3.3) --- src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 83 +++++++-- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs | 168 +++++++---------- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs | 197 +++++++++++++------- 3 files changed, 256 insertions(+), 192 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index cfa7b76a5..39f057013 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -3098,9 +3098,9 @@ pub(crate) type PerVarOffsetMap = /// builder (`crate::db_dep_graph` via `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`) /// reuses the *exact* production compile+symbolize path rather than a /// re-derivation. `compile_var_fragment` calls this for each phase; the -/// SCC accessor builds the caller-owned context byte-identically to -/// `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` and calls this with the phase's -/// production-lowered exprs. +/// SCC accessor `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` builds the caller-owned +/// context byte-identically to `compile_var_fragment` and calls this with +/// the phase's production-lowered exprs. /// /// The caller owns and supplies the lowering-independent context /// (`offsets`, `rmap`, `tables`, `module_refs`, `mini_offset`, @@ -3224,19 +3224,46 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes( /// `SymVarRef { name, element_offset }`, so a multi-member recurrence /// SCC's induced element graph can be built across members (the fix for /// GH #575 -- the prior `Expr::AssignCurr`-mini-slot builder was -/// structurally incapable of cross-member edges). +/// structurally incapable of cross-member edges). It is the production +/// element-graph source consumed by `symbolic_phase_element_order` and +/// `combine_scc_fragment` (the Phase 2 GH #575 rebuild replaced the prior +/// `Expr`-based accessor entirely). /// -/// Mirrors `crate::db_dep_graph::var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` -/// byte-for-byte for context construction (same helpers, same order, the -/// default no-module-input wiring `build_var_info(.., &[])` uses): +/// The caller-owned, lowering-independent context is built byte-identically +/// to `compile_var_fragment` (same helpers, same order, the default +/// no-module-input wiring `build_var_info(.., &[])` uses): /// `SccPhase::Dt` selects `per_phase_lowered.noninitial`, -/// `SccPhase::Initial` selects `.initial`. Returns `None` (the loud-safe -/// signal -- never panics) on no `SourceVariable`, a per-phase `Var::new` -/// error, `LoweredVarFragment::Fatal`, or any compile/symbolize failure; -/// the SCC refinement then keeps the conservative `CircularDependency`. -/// `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` stays in place (Phase 3 still extends -/// its no-`SourceVariable` arm); this accessor is the new SCC-graph -/// source. +/// `SccPhase::Initial` selects `.initial`. +/// +/// **Loud-safe contract (the load-bearing invariant -- formalized here).** +/// This accessor returns `None` -- *never* panics, `expect`s, or `unwrap`s +/// on a sourcing failure -- on EVERY way a node fails to be +/// element-sourced: +/// - no `SourceVariable` (a synthetic INIT/PREVIOUS/SMOOTH/macro-expansion +/// helper, `$\u{205A}` prefix, absent from `model.variables`): the `?` +/// on `source_vars.get(var_name)` (Phase 3 Task 2 extends *this* arm +/// with parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing; until then it is `None`); +/// - `LoweredVarFragment::Fatal` (the variable did not lower at all): +/// explicit `return None`; +/// - the requested phase's `Var::new` errored (`phase_var.ok()?`); +/// - any `compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes` failure (empty exprs, the +/// minimal `Module::compile()`, or any `symbolize_*` step) -- that +/// function is itself total-and-`None`-on-failure. +/// +/// `None` propagates loud-safe and all-or-nothing: any in-SCC node that +/// cannot be element-sourced makes `symbolic_phase_element_order` return +/// `None` (its `?` on this call), so `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` +/// yields `SccVerdict::Unresolved`, `resolve_recurrence_sccs` sets +/// `has_unresolved`, and `model_dependency_graph_impl` keeps `has_cycle` +/// and accumulates the `CircularDependency` diagnostic +/// (`dt_scc_map`/`init_scc_map` stays empty, `resolved_sccs` stays empty). +/// The model is rejected loudly -- no panic, no silent miscompile, and the +/// other SCC members are **not** partially resolved (the SCC is rejected +/// as a unit). This contract is regression-pinned by +/// `unsourceable_in_scc_node_falls_back_to_circular_no_panic` (AC3.2, +/// driven through the production `model_dependency_graph` path via the +/// `#[cfg(test)]` `UnsourceableVarsGuard` override) and +/// `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod_none_for_absent_var_no_panic`. pub(crate) fn var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod( db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, @@ -3246,16 +3273,32 @@ pub(crate) fn var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod( ) -> Option { use crate::db_var_fragment::{LoweredVarFragment, lower_var_fragment}; + // `#[cfg(test)]` only: an active `UnsourceableVarsGuard` forces this + // node to take the loud-safe `None` arm, so the AC3.2 regression test + // can exercise the genuinely-unsourceable in-SCC path through the + // PRODUCTION `model_dependency_graph` chain (an organic orphan that is + // neither in `source_vars` nor resolvable via `model_implicit_var_info` + // is hard to construct deterministically; this is the reliable + // trigger). It returns the SAME `None` a real no-`SourceVariable` + // node returns, so the test observes the real loud-safe behavior, not + // a shim. No effect in non-test builds. + #[cfg(test)] + if crate::db_dep_graph::var_is_forced_unsourceable(var_name) { + return None; + } + let source_vars = model.variables(db); - // No `SourceVariable` (an implicit SMOOTH/DELAY/INIT helper, or a - // parent-sourced name): like `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod`, return - // `None` (loud-safe), never panic. + // No `SourceVariable` (a synthetic INIT/PREVIOUS/SMOOTH/macro-expansion + // helper, `$\u{205A}` prefix, absent from `model.variables`): return + // `None` (the loud-safe signal -- see the rustdoc's loud-safe + // contract), never panic. Phase 3 Task 2 extends this arm with + // parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing. let sv = source_vars.get(var_name)?; let var_ident_canonical: Ident = Ident::new(var_name); // Caller-owned, lowering-independent context, built EXACTLY as - // `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` / `compile_var_fragment` builds it - // (mirror byte-for-byte; same helpers, same order). + // `compile_var_fragment` builds it (mirror byte-for-byte; same + // helpers, same order). let dm_dims = source_dims_to_datamodel(project.dimensions(db)); let dim_context = crate::dimensions::DimensionsContext::from(dm_dims.as_slice()); let converted_dims: Vec = dm_dims @@ -3303,7 +3346,7 @@ pub(crate) fn var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod( // `SccPhase::Dt` selects the non-initial (dt/flow) lowering; // `SccPhase::Initial` selects the initial lowering -- the same - // selection `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` makes. + // selection `compile_var_fragment` makes per phase. let phase_var = match phase { SccPhase::Dt => per_phase_lowered.noninitial, SccPhase::Initial => per_phase_lowered.initial, diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs index 812a2afcc..0209ed238 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs @@ -564,108 +564,6 @@ pub(crate) fn dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent( sccs } -/// The engine's own production-lowered per-element `Vec` for -/// `var_name` in the requested phase, or `None` when it cannot be element- -/// sourced (no `SourceVariable`, `LoweredVarFragment::Fatal`, or the -/// phase's `Var::new` errored). `None` is the loud-safe signal: the -/// element-cycle refinement keeps the conservative `CircularDependency` -/// rather than emit a wrong run order. Sourced via -/// `crate::db_var_fragment::lower_var_fragment` -- the exact per-variable -/// lowering the production caller `crate::db::compile_var_fragment` runs -- -/// never a re-derivation, with the caller-owned, lowering-independent -/// context constructed byte-identically to that caller (same helpers, same -/// order) and the default no-module-input wiring `build_var_info(.., &[])` -/// uses. Phase 3 extends the no-`SourceVariable` arm with parent- -/// `implicit_vars` sourcing; Phase 1 only needs the real-`SourceVariable` -/// happy path. -/// -/// This is the **production** (non-panicking) sibling of the -/// `#[cfg(test)]` `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs`, which deliberately -/// *panics* on any incomplete sourcing (it backs `array_producing_vars`, -/// where a silent skip would under-count -- a false negative). That panic -/// wrapper is correct for its test-only consumer and is left unchanged; -/// production code reachable from the cycle gate cannot panic, so this -/// accessor returns `None` instead. The two share `lower_var_fragment` so -/// neither re-derives the lowering. -/// -/// **Currently consumed only by its own `#[cfg(test)]` tests.** Phase 2 -/// Subcomponent B (GH #575) rebuilt the SCC element graph on the -/// cross-member-comparable *symbolic* representation -/// (`symbolic_phase_element_order` via `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`), -/// so the prior `Expr`-based `phase_element_order` consumer of this -/// accessor was removed. It is intentionally left in place (NOT deleted) -/// because Phase 3 extends its no-`SourceVariable` arm with parent- -/// `implicit_vars` sourcing and restores a production consumer; deleting -/// it now would force Phase 3 to reconstruct the byte-identical -/// context-mirroring it already gets right. The -/// `cfg_attr(not(test), allow(dead_code))` suppresses the otherwise- -/// correct unused warning for the non-test build until then. -#[cfg_attr(not(test), allow(dead_code))] -pub(crate) fn var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod( - db: &dyn Db, - model: SourceModel, - project: SourceProject, - var_name: &str, - phase: crate::db::SccPhase, -) -> Option> { - use crate::common::Ident; - use crate::db_var_fragment::{LoweredVarFragment, lower_var_fragment}; - - let source_vars = model.variables(db); - // No `SourceVariable` (an implicit SMOOTH/DELAY/INIT helper, or a - // parent-sourced name): Phase 1 does not parent-source -- return - // `None` (loud-safe), never panic. Phase 3 extends this arm. - let sv = source_vars.get(var_name)?; - - // Caller-owned, lowering-independent context, built EXACTLY as - // `crate::db::compile_var_fragment` builds it (mirrors the - // `#[cfg(test)]` `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` byte-for-byte). - let dm_dims = crate::db::source_dims_to_datamodel(project.dimensions(db)); - let dim_context = crate::dimensions::DimensionsContext::from(dm_dims.as_slice()); - let converted_dims: Vec = dm_dims - .iter() - .map(crate::dimensions::Dimension::from) - .collect(); - let model_name_ident = Ident::new(model.name(db)); - let inputs: BTreeSet> = BTreeSet::new(); - let module_models = crate::db::model_module_map(db, model, project).clone(); - - let lowered = lower_var_fragment( - db, - *sv, - model, - project, - true, - &[], - &converted_dims, - &dim_context, - &model_name_ident, - &module_models, - &inputs, - ); - - match lowered { - LoweredVarFragment::Lowered { - per_phase_lowered, .. - } => { - // `SccPhase::Dt` selects the non-initial (dt/flow) lowering; - // `SccPhase::Initial` selects the initial lowering (reserved - // for Phase 2's init-cycle resolution, but the accessor - // handles it now so the contract is total over `SccPhase`). - let phase_var = match phase { - crate::db::SccPhase::Dt => per_phase_lowered.noninitial, - crate::db::SccPhase::Initial => per_phase_lowered.initial, - }; - // The phase's `Var::new` errored => cannot source its - // production lowered exprs => `None` (loud-safe). The test - // wrapper panics here instead. - phase_var.ok().map(|v| v.ast) - } - // The variable did not lower at all => `None` (loud-safe). - LoweredVarFragment::Fatal { .. } => None, - } -} - /// Enumerate the exact set of *element offsets within `base.name`* that a /// symbolic static view addresses. /// @@ -1453,6 +1351,72 @@ pub(crate) fn var_noninitial_lowered_exprs( } } +#[cfg(test)] +thread_local! { + /// Test-only set of canonical variable names that + /// `crate::db::var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` must treat as + /// unsourceable (return `None`), scoped by an active + /// [`UnsourceableVarsGuard`]. + /// + /// AC3.2 (a genuinely unsourceable in-SCC node falling back to + /// `CircularDependency`, loud-safe, no panic) needs an in-cycle node + /// that is neither in `source_vars` nor resolvable via + /// `model_implicit_var_info`. Constructing such an organic orphan that + /// also lands inside an identified recurrence SCC is not deterministic; + /// this override is the reliable trigger (design deviation 5 of the + /// Phase 3 plan). It forces the SAME loud-safe `None` arm a real + /// no-`SourceVariable` node takes, so the regression exercises the real + /// production loud-safe chain (`model_dependency_graph` -> + /// `symbolic_phase_element_order` -> `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`) + /// rather than a unit-level shim. + static FORCED_UNSOURCEABLE_VARS: std::cell::RefCell> = + const { std::cell::RefCell::new(std::collections::BTreeSet::new()) }; +} + +/// `true` iff an active [`UnsourceableVarsGuard`] has forced `var_name` +/// (canonical) to the loud-safe `None` arm of +/// `crate::db::var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`. Always `false` in +/// non-test builds (the call site is itself `#[cfg(test)]`). +#[cfg(test)] +pub(crate) fn var_is_forced_unsourceable(var_name: &str) -> bool { + FORCED_UNSOURCEABLE_VARS.with(|s| s.borrow().contains(var_name)) +} + +/// RAII guard (test-only) that forces a set of variable names to be +/// treated as unsourceable by `crate::db::var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` +/// for the current thread for the guard's lifetime, restoring the previous +/// set on drop (so a panicking test does not leak the override to the next +/// test reusing the thread). +/// +/// Because `model_dependency_graph` is salsa-memoized, the guard must +/// outlive every `model_dependency_graph` call in the test whose sourcing +/// it controls (a later call on the same `db` would otherwise return the +/// memoized result regardless of the override state -- the same caveat +/// `AggLoopBudgetGuard` documents). +#[cfg(test)] +pub(crate) struct UnsourceableVarsGuard { + prev: std::collections::BTreeSet, +} + +#[cfg(test)] +impl UnsourceableVarsGuard { + pub(crate) fn new(var_names: &[&str]) -> Self { + let next: std::collections::BTreeSet = + var_names.iter().map(|s| (*s).to_string()).collect(); + let prev = FORCED_UNSOURCEABLE_VARS.with(|s| s.replace(next)); + Self { prev } + } +} + +#[cfg(test)] +impl Drop for UnsourceableVarsGuard { + fn drop(&mut self) { + FORCED_UNSOURCEABLE_VARS.with(|s| { + *s.borrow_mut() = std::mem::take(&mut self.prev); + }); + } +} + #[cfg(test)] #[path = "db_dep_graph_tests.rs"] mod db_dep_graph_tests; diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs index ce65e4c1b..e3351cfad 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs @@ -734,74 +734,6 @@ fn array_producing_vars_flags_exactly_the_two_positive_cases() { ); } -// ── var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod (production lowering accessor) ────────── -// -// The production, non-panicking sibling of `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs`: -// `Some(per-element Vec)` for a real-`SourceVariable` (so the -// element-cycle refinement can source the per-element relation), `None` -// (loud-safe -- caller keeps `CircularDependency`) when it cannot be -// element-sourced. A name absent from `model.variables` must return -// `None`, NOT panic: production code cannot panic, and Phase 1 does not -// parent-source (Phase 3 does). - -#[test] -fn var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod_some_for_real_arrayed_var() { - use crate::compiler::Expr; - use crate::db::SccPhase; - - // A simple arrayed real-SourceVariable: 3 declared elements, each a - // plain constant. The dt-phase lowering is one `AssignCurr` slot per - // element, in declared `SubscriptIterator` order. - let project = TestProject::new("vpl_prod_fixture") - .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) - .array_with_ranges("arr[t]", vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "2"), ("t3", "3")]); - let dm = project.build_datamodel(); - let db = SimlinDb::default(); - let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); - let model = result.models["main"].source; - - let got = var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod(&db, model, result.project, "arr", SccPhase::Dt) - .expect("a real arrayed SourceVariable must be element-sourceable"); - let assign_curr = got - .iter() - .filter(|e| matches!(e, Expr::AssignCurr(..))) - .count(); - assert_eq!( - assign_curr, 3, - "one Expr::AssignCurr slot per declared element (declared order); \ - got {got:#?}" - ); -} - -#[test] -fn var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod_none_for_absent_var_no_panic() { - use crate::db::SccPhase; - - let project = TestProject::new("vpl_prod_absent") - .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) - .array_with_ranges("arr[t]", vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "2"), ("t3", "3")]); - let dm = project.build_datamodel(); - let db = SimlinDb::default(); - let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); - let model = result.models["main"].source; - - // A name with no `SourceVariable` must return `None` (Phase 1 does - // not parent-source) -- and crucially must NOT panic the way the - // `#[cfg(test)]` `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` does, because this is - // production code reachable from the cycle gate. - assert!( - var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod( - &db, - model, - result.project, - "definitely_not_a_var", - SccPhase::Dt - ) - .is_none(), - "an absent variable must return None (loud-safe), never panic" - ); -} - // ── Per-element dt SCC resolution (the cycle-gate refinement) ─────────── // // `resolve_recurrence_sccs(.., SccPhase::Dt)` identifies the offending @@ -1056,8 +988,9 @@ fn model_dependency_graph_resolved_sccs_is_byte_stable_across_runs() { // analogue of the dt resolution: it identifies the offending init SCC(s) // over the shared `init_walk_successors` relation (Task 2), refines each // into its exact per-element graph from the engine's own production -// *init*-lowered exprs (`var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod(.., Initial)`, -// reused via the phase-parameterized `phase_element_order`), and renders +// *init*-phase symbolic fragment +// (`var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod(.., Initial)`, reused via the +// phase-parameterized `symbolic_phase_element_order`), and renders // the verdict: element-acyclic + element-sourceable single-variable init // self-recurrence => `ResolvedScc { phase: Initial }`; a genuine init // element cycle (same-element self-loop) => unresolved (loud-safe, keep @@ -2051,6 +1984,130 @@ fn var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod_none_for_absent_var_no_panic() { ); } +// ── AC3.2: a genuinely unsourceable in-SCC node => loud-safe fallback ──── +// +// element-cycle-resolution.AC3.2: an SCC with an in-cycle node that +// genuinely cannot be element-sourced falls back to `CircularDependency` +// -- NO panic, NO silent miscompile (the other members are NOT partially +// resolved). The canonical organic case is an orphan node that is neither +// in `source_vars` nor resolvable via `model_implicit_var_info`; the +// reliable trigger (design deviation 5) is a `#[cfg(test)]` override that +// forces `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` to yield `None` for a chosen +// in-SCC node, so the loud-safe path (`CircularDependency`, no panic) is +// exercised through the PRODUCTION symbolic path (`model_dependency_graph` +// / `symbolic_phase_element_order` -> `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`), +// not a unit-level shim. + +#[test] +fn unsourceable_in_scc_node_falls_back_to_circular_no_panic() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + use crate::db_dep_graph::UnsourceableVarsGuard; + + // `ecc[t1]=1; ecc[t2]=ecc[t1]+1; ecc[t3]=ecc[t2]+1`: a single-variable + // self-recurrence whose induced element graph (ecc,0)->(ecc,1)->(ecc,2) + // is acyclic and well-founded -- WITHOUT a forced-unsourceable node it + // resolves cleanly (the positive control below proves the SCC is not + // independently cyclic / rejected earlier by an unrelated diagnostic, + // so the fallback under the guard is caused ONLY by the forced + // unsourceable node). + let project = TestProject::new("ac32_unsourceable") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .array_with_ranges( + "ecc[t]", + vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "ecc[t1] + 1"), ("t3", "ecc[t2] + 1")], + ); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + + // Positive control: WITHOUT the guard the recurrence SCC resolves and + // the model is NOT rejected (proves the rejection under the guard is + // attributable to the forced-unsourceable node, not a pre-existing + // genuine cycle or an unrelated diagnostic). + { + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + !dep_graph.has_cycle, + "positive control: the well-founded self-recurrence must \ + resolve when nothing forces a node unsourceable" + ); + assert!( + !dep_graph.resolved_sccs.is_empty(), + "positive control: the recurrence SCC must be in resolved_sccs" + ); + let res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt); + assert!( + !res.has_unresolved, + "positive control: no unresolved SCC without the guard" + ); + } + + // Now force the single in-SCC member `ecc` unsourceable through the + // production symbolic accessor. Driving the full production + // `model_dependency_graph` exercises the real loud-safe chain: + // `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` -> `?`-None -> + // `symbolic_phase_element_order` None -> `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` + // Unresolved -> `resolve_recurrence_sccs` has_unresolved -> + // `model_dependency_graph_impl` keeps `has_cycle` + accumulates + // `CircularDependency`, resolved_sccs stays empty (the other members, + // if any, are NOT partially resolved). + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + // The guard must outlive every `model_dependency_graph` call it + // controls (salsa memoizes the result; a later call on the same `db` + // would otherwise return the memoized with-guard result regardless of + // guard state -- mirrors the `AggLoopBudgetGuard` salsa caveat). + let _guard = UnsourceableVarsGuard::new(&["ecc"]); + + // Must NOT panic. + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + dep_graph.has_cycle, + "an unsourceable in-SCC node must fall back to CircularDependency \ + (has_cycle), never silently miscompile" + ); + assert!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.is_empty(), + "loud-safe: the SCC is NOT partially resolved -- no member is in \ + resolved_sccs when any in-SCC node is unsourceable" + ); + + // The fallback must surface the loud `CircularDependency` diagnostic + // (the model is rejected, not silently miscompiled). + let diags = crate::db::model_dependency_graph::accumulated::( + &db, + model, + result.project, + ); + assert!( + diags.iter().any(|d| matches!( + &d.0.error, + crate::db::DiagnosticError::Model(e) + if e.code == crate::common::ErrorCode::CircularDependency + )), + "the loud-safe fallback must accumulate a CircularDependency \ + diagnostic (model rejected, not silently miscompiled)" + ); + + // And the focused-accessor contract: the forced-unsourceable member + // yields `None` (the `?` loud-safe signal), never a panic. + assert!( + crate::db::var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod( + &db, + model, + result.project, + "ecc", + SccPhase::Dt, + ) + .is_none(), + "the forced-unsourceable in-SCC node must yield None (loud-safe), \ + never panic" + ); +} + // ── Task 5b: multi-member resolved SCC survives the dependency-graph ───── // cycle gate (SCC-aware back-edge break + contiguous placement, GH #575) // From cee5d0631bc4ed866f33f220503818eefd4234a8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 18:16:31 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 35/72] engine: source synthetic-helper symbolic fragment from parent implicit_vars (AC3.1) Element-cycle Phase 3 Task 2. A synthetic helper (an INIT/PREVIOUS/ SMOOTH/macro-expansion temp, `$\u{205A}` prefix) that lands in a recurrence SCC has no `SourceVariable` but does resolve in `model_implicit_var_info`. Before this change `var_phase_symbolic_ fragment_prod`'s no-`SourceVariable` arm returned `None` for it, so the SCC was rejected with a false `CircularDependency`. Its no-`SourceVariable` arm now parent-sources the helper: it looks the helper up in `model_implicit_var_info` and compiles+symbolizes the parent variable's `implicit_vars[index]` for the requested phase, returning the same layout-independent `SymVarRef` `PerVarBytecodes` every real SCC member produces, so `symbolic_phase_element_order`/`combine_scc_fragment` consume it identically. Genuinely unsourceable (absent from `model_implicit_var_info`, or the compile fails) still returns the loud-safe `None` -> SCC unresolved -> `CircularDependency` kept, no panic (AC3.2 preserved; the `#[cfg(test)]` forced-unsourceable override still short-circuits to `None` because that check runs before the new arm). To satisfy DRY without perturbing the production per-variable assembly hot path, the parent-sourcing reuses one shared relation rather than re-deriving the chain: the clean `parent -> parsed.implicit_vars[i] -> parse_var -> lower_variable` prefix is factored into `lower_implicit_var`, and `compile_implicit_var_fragment`'s core is extracted into a single per-phase relation `compile_implicit_var_phase_bytecodes` consumed by both the production assembly (now a thin runlist-gating wrapper) and the accessor. The extraction also replaces `compile_implicit_var_fragment`'s verbatim-duplicate `compile_phase` closure with the already-shared `compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes`. `compile_implicit_var_fragment`'s output behavior is unchanged (the runlist gate is preserved verbatim); the only cost is a bounded extra mini-context build on the <=2-phase implicit-var sub-path -- the duplication-free price, preferred over ~530 lines of mirrored context glue. The ~600-line mini-layout/ metadata/dep-collection between prefix and tail is intrinsic to the implicit-var shape (the module branch, the is_root implicit-time prelude, the dep-stub/sub-model collection) and is not separately extractable without restructuring that function, so it is shared via the per-phase relation rather than duplicated into the accessor. --- src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 426 ++++++++++++-------- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs | 176 ++++++++ 2 files changed, 436 insertions(+), 166 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index 39f057013..d87d4f0bd 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -3235,14 +3235,22 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes( /// `SccPhase::Dt` selects `per_phase_lowered.noninitial`, /// `SccPhase::Initial` selects `.initial`. /// +/// A synthetic helper (`$\u{205A}` prefix, absent from `model.variables`) +/// that lands in a recurrence SCC is **parent-sourced**: its symbolic +/// `PerVarBytecodes` is the parent variable's `implicit_vars[index]` +/// compiled+symbolized through the shared per-phase relation +/// `compile_implicit_var_phase_bytecodes` (the same chain +/// `compile_implicit_var_fragment` runs), so the element-graph builder +/// consumes it exactly like a real member (element-cycle Phase 3 Task 2 / +/// AC3.1, pinned by `synthetic_helper_symbolic_fragment_is_parent_sourced`). +/// /// **Loud-safe contract (the load-bearing invariant -- formalized here).** /// This accessor returns `None` -- *never* panics, `expect`s, or `unwrap`s /// on a sourcing failure -- on EVERY way a node fails to be /// element-sourced: -/// - no `SourceVariable` (a synthetic INIT/PREVIOUS/SMOOTH/macro-expansion -/// helper, `$\u{205A}` prefix, absent from `model.variables`): the `?` -/// on `source_vars.get(var_name)` (Phase 3 Task 2 extends *this* arm -/// with parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing; until then it is `None`); +/// - no `SourceVariable` AND not a parent-sourceable synthetic helper +/// (absent from `model_implicit_var_info`, or the shared per-phase +/// compile failed): `None` (the loud-safe signal -- AC3.2); /// - `LoweredVarFragment::Fatal` (the variable did not lower at all): /// explicit `return None`; /// - the requested phase's `Var::new` errored (`phase_var.ok()?`); @@ -3289,11 +3297,41 @@ pub(crate) fn var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod( let source_vars = model.variables(db); // No `SourceVariable` (a synthetic INIT/PREVIOUS/SMOOTH/macro-expansion - // helper, `$\u{205A}` prefix, absent from `model.variables`): return - // `None` (the loud-safe signal -- see the rustdoc's loud-safe - // contract), never panic. Phase 3 Task 2 extends this arm with - // parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing. - let sv = source_vars.get(var_name)?; + // helper, `$\u{205A}` prefix, absent from `model.variables`): before + // the loud-safe `None`, attempt parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing + // (element-cycle Phase 3 Task 2 / AC3.1). A synthetic helper that + // lands in a recurrence SCC has no `SourceVariable` but DOES resolve + // in `model_implicit_var_info`; its symbolic `PerVarBytecodes` is the + // parent variable's `implicit_vars[index]` compiled+symbolized through + // the SAME shared per-phase relation the production per-variable + // assembly uses (`compile_implicit_var_phase_bytecodes` -- the exact + // `parent → parsed.implicit_vars[i] → parse_var → lower_variable → + // compile → symbolize` chain `compile_implicit_var_fragment` runs), so + // the element-graph builder consumes it exactly like a real member + // (same layout-independent `SymVarRef` form). The element-cycle SCC + // identification uses the default no-module-input root wiring, so + // source the helper with `is_root = true`, `module_input_names = &[]` + // (matching the real-var arm's `lower_var_fragment(.., true, &[], ..)` + // below). Genuinely unsourceable (absent from `model_implicit_var_info` + // too, or the shared compile failed) ⇒ `None`, the loud-safe signal + // (see the rustdoc's loud-safe contract): the SCC stays unresolved and + // `CircularDependency` is kept -- no panic, no silent miscompile + // (AC3.2). + let Some(sv) = source_vars.get(var_name) else { + let canonical_name = canonicalize(var_name).into_owned(); + let info = model_implicit_var_info(db, model, project); + let meta = info.get(&canonical_name)?; + let is_initial = matches!(phase, SccPhase::Initial); + return compile_implicit_var_phase_bytecodes( + db, + meta, + model, + project, + true, + &[], + is_initial, + ); + }; let var_ident_canonical: Ident = Ident::new(var_name); // Caller-owned, lowering-independent context, built EXACTLY as @@ -3796,23 +3834,40 @@ pub fn compile_var_fragment( }) } -/// Compile a single implicit variable (generated by SMOOTH/DELAY/TREND builtins) -/// to symbolic bytecodes. Not a tracked function -- the parent variable's -/// parse result already provides salsa caching. -fn compile_implicit_var_fragment( - db: &dyn Db, +/// The genuinely-shared prefix of synthetic-helper sourcing: resolve a +/// model's implicit variable from its parent's `implicit_vars`, parse it, +/// and lower it to a `crate::variable::Variable`. +/// +/// This is the *single shared relation* (DRY -- "never re-derive") for +/// "given an `ImplicitVarMeta`, produce the helper's parsed + lowered +/// form". It is the exact `model_implicit_var_info`-fed chain +/// `parent → parsed.implicit_vars[index] → parse_var → lower_variable` +/// (the non-module branch builds via `lower_variable`; the module branch +/// constructs a `Variable::Module` directly because `lower_variable` with +/// an empty models map fails `resolve_module_input`). It is consumed by +/// both `compile_implicit_var_fragment` (the production per-variable +/// fragment compiler) and `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`'s +/// no-`SourceVariable` arm (element-cycle Phase 3 Task 2 / AC3.1: +/// parent-sourcing a synthetic helper that lands in a recurrence SCC), so +/// the accessor's relation is the engine's relation by construction. +/// +/// Returns the helper's canonical name and the lowered variable. The +/// parent's `ParsedVariableResult` is intentionally NOT returned: callers +/// that also need it re-call the salsa-`returns(ref)`-cached +/// `parse_source_variable_with_module_context` (a cache hit -- a borrow, +/// zero clone), exactly as the pre-extraction code did. Loud-safe `None` +/// (never panics): the implicit index is absent, the module branch's +/// datamodel variable is not actually a `Module`, or the implicit var has +/// equation errors. (`lower_variable` itself is total -- any lowering +/// error surfaces as a `LoweredVarFragment::Fatal` / `Var::new` error +/// downstream, not here.) +fn lower_implicit_var<'db>( + db: &'db dyn Db, meta: &ImplicitVarMeta, model: SourceModel, project: SourceProject, - is_root: bool, - dep_graph: &ModelDepGraphResult, - module_input_names: &[String], -) -> Option { - use crate::compiler::symbolic::{ - CompiledVarFragment, PerVarBytecodes, ReverseOffsetMap, VariableLayout, - }; - let module_ident_context = - module_ident_context_for_model(db, model, project, module_input_names); + module_ident_context: ModuleIdentContext<'db>, +) -> Option<(String, crate::variable::Variable)> { let parsed = parse_source_variable_with_module_context( db, meta.parent_source_var, @@ -3824,10 +3879,6 @@ fn compile_implicit_var_fragment( let dm_dims = project_datamodel_dims(db, project); let dim_context = crate::dimensions::DimensionsContext::from(dm_dims.as_slice()); - let converted_dims: Vec = dm_dims - .iter() - .map(crate::dimensions::Dimension::from) - .collect(); let units_ctx = project_units_context(db, project); @@ -3894,6 +3945,152 @@ fn compile_implicit_var_fragment( crate::model::lower_variable(&scope, &parsed_implicit) }; + Some((implicit_name, lowered)) +} + +/// Compile a single implicit variable (generated by SMOOTH/DELAY/TREND builtins) +/// to symbolic bytecodes. Not a tracked function -- the parent variable's +/// parse result already provides salsa caching. +fn compile_implicit_var_fragment( + db: &dyn Db, + meta: &ImplicitVarMeta, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, + is_root: bool, + dep_graph: &ModelDepGraphResult, + module_input_names: &[String], +) -> Option { + use crate::compiler::symbolic::CompiledVarFragment; + + // The implicit var's canonical name (the runlist-gate key). Resolve it + // through the shared prefix so this and the per-phase compile agree on + // the name by construction. `None` here is the same loud-safe signal + // the per-phase compile returns (absent implicit index / equation + // errors). + let module_ident_context = + module_ident_context_for_model(db, model, project, module_input_names); + let (implicit_name, _lowered) = + lower_implicit_var(db, meta, model, project, module_ident_context)?; + let var_ident_str = canonicalize(&implicit_name).into_owned(); + + // Runlist-gated phase selection (unchanged output behavior): the + // Initial phase is compiled only for implicit vars in + // `runlist_initials`; the non-initial phase feeds `flow_bytecodes` + // (non-stock) or `stock_bytecodes` (stock/module), each gated by the + // corresponding runlist. The per-phase compile builds its own context; + // it is invoked at most for the gated phases (≤2), so the only cost + // vs. the prior single-context build is a bounded extra + // map-construction on the ≤2-phase implicit-var sub-path -- the + // duplication-free price for a single shared per-phase relation + // (`compile_implicit_var_phase_bytecodes`, also consumed by + // `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`'s no-`SourceVariable` arm). + let phase = |is_initial: bool| { + compile_implicit_var_phase_bytecodes( + db, + meta, + model, + project, + is_root, + module_input_names, + is_initial, + ) + }; + + let initial_bytecodes = if dep_graph.runlist_initials.contains(&var_ident_str) { + phase(true) + } else { + None + }; + let flow_bytecodes = if !meta.is_stock && dep_graph.runlist_flows.contains(&var_ident_str) { + phase(false) + } else { + None + }; + let stock_bytecodes = + if (meta.is_stock || meta.is_module) && dep_graph.runlist_stocks.contains(&var_ident_str) { + phase(false) + } else { + None + }; + + Some(VarFragmentResult { + fragment: CompiledVarFragment { + ident: implicit_name, + initial_bytecodes, + flow_bytecodes, + stock_bytecodes, + }, + }) +} + +/// Build the mini-layout context for one implicit variable and compile a +/// single phase (`is_initial`) to symbolic `PerVarBytecodes`. NOT a tracked +/// function -- the parent variable's parse result already provides salsa +/// caching. +/// +/// This is the **single shared per-phase relation** for "produce a +/// synthetic helper's symbolic `PerVarBytecodes`": consumed by +/// `compile_implicit_var_fragment` (the production per-variable assembly, +/// runlist-gated) *and* `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`'s +/// no-`SourceVariable` arm (element-cycle Phase 3 Task 2 / AC3.1 -- +/// parent-sourcing a synthetic helper that lands in a recurrence SCC), so +/// the element-graph accessor's bytecode is byte-identical to the +/// production fragment by construction (DRY -- "single shared relation, +/// never re-derive"). The shared `parent → implicit → parse → lower` +/// prefix is `lower_implicit_var`; the shared compile+symbolize tail is +/// `compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes` (the exact function the real-var +/// arm of `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` and `compile_var_fragment` +/// use). The mini-layout/metadata/dep-collection glue between them is +/// intrinsic to the implicit-var shape (the `meta.is_module` branch, the +/// `is_root` implicit-time prelude, the dep-stub/sub-model collection) and +/// is not separately extractable without restructuring this function. +/// +/// Loud-safe `None` (never panics): the shared prefix failed (absent +/// implicit index / equation errors), a graphical-function table failed to +/// build, the phase's `Var::new` errored, or `Module::compile()` / +/// symbolization failed -- exactly the original closure's `None` arms. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn compile_implicit_var_phase_bytecodes( + db: &dyn Db, + meta: &ImplicitVarMeta, + model: SourceModel, + project: SourceProject, + is_root: bool, + module_input_names: &[String], + is_initial: bool, +) -> Option { + use crate::compiler::symbolic::{ReverseOffsetMap, VariableLayout}; + + let module_ident_context = + module_ident_context_for_model(db, model, project, module_input_names); + + // Shared parent→implicit→parse→lower prefix (the single relation, also + // consumed by `compile_implicit_var_fragment`). `ModuleIdentContext` + // is a `Copy` interned handle, so the one context is threaded into + // both the shared prefix and the parse below (a single + // `module_ident_context_for_model` build, matching the pre-extraction + // monolith). + let (implicit_name, lowered) = + lower_implicit_var(db, meta, model, project, module_ident_context)?; + // The parent's parsed result for the module-refs reconstruction / + // dep-collection below. `parse_source_variable_with_module_context` + // is salsa-`returns(ref)`-cached, so this is a cache-hit borrow (zero + // clone) -- `lower_implicit_var` already populated it. + let parsed = parse_source_variable_with_module_context( + db, + meta.parent_source_var, + project, + module_ident_context, + ); + let implicit_dm_var = parsed.implicit_vars.get(meta.index_in_parent)?; + + let dm_dims = project_datamodel_dims(db, project); + let dim_context = crate::dimensions::DimensionsContext::from(dm_dims.as_slice()); + let converted_dims: Vec = dm_dims + .iter() + .map(crate::dimensions::Dimension::from) + .collect(); + let model_name_ident = Ident::new(model.name(db)); let var_ident_canonical: Ident = Ident::new(&implicit_name); @@ -4339,146 +4536,43 @@ fn compile_implicit_var_fragment( inputs: &inputs, }; - let build_var = |is_initial: bool| { - crate::compiler::Var::new( - &crate::compiler::Context::new(core, &var_ident_canonical, is_initial), - &lowered, - ) - }; - - let compile_phase = |exprs: &[crate::compiler::Expr]| -> Option { - if exprs.is_empty() { - return None; - } - - let runlist_initials_by_var = vec![]; - let module_inputs: HashSet> = inputs.iter().cloned().collect(); - let module = crate::compiler::Module { - ident: model_name_ident.clone(), - inputs: module_inputs, - n_slots: mini_offset, - n_temps: 0, - temp_sizes: vec![], - runlist_initials: vec![], - runlist_initials_by_var, - runlist_flows: exprs.to_vec(), - runlist_stocks: vec![], - offsets: all_metadata - .iter() - .map(|(k, v)| { - ( - k.clone(), - v.iter() - .map(|(vk, vm)| (vk.clone(), (vm.offset, vm.size))) - .collect(), - ) - }) - .collect(), - runlist_order: vec![var_ident_canonical.clone()], - tables: tables.clone(), - dimensions: converted_dims.clone(), - dimensions_ctx: dim_context.clone(), - module_refs: module_refs.clone(), - }; - - let mut temp_sizes_map: HashMap = HashMap::new(); - for expr in exprs { - crate::compiler::extract_temp_sizes_pub(expr, &mut temp_sizes_map); - } - let n_temps = temp_sizes_map.len(); - let mut temp_sizes: Vec = vec![0; n_temps]; - for (id, size) in &temp_sizes_map { - if (*id as usize) < temp_sizes.len() { - temp_sizes[*id as usize] = *size; - } - } - - let module = crate::compiler::Module { - n_temps, - temp_sizes: temp_sizes.clone(), - ..module - }; - - match module.compile() { - Ok(compiled) => { - let sym_bc = - crate::compiler::symbolic::symbolize_bytecode(&compiled.compiled_flows, &rmap) - .ok()?; - - let ctx = &*compiled.context; - let sym_views: Vec<_> = ctx - .static_views - .iter() - .map(|sv| crate::compiler::symbolic::symbolize_static_view(sv, &rmap)) - .collect::, _>>() - .ok()?; - let sym_mods: Vec<_> = ctx - .modules - .iter() - .map(|md| crate::compiler::symbolic::symbolize_module_decl(md, &rmap)) - .collect::, _>>() - .ok()?; - - let temp_sizes_vec: Vec<(u32, usize)> = - temp_sizes_map.iter().map(|(&k, &v)| (k, v)).collect(); - - let dim_lists: Vec> = ctx - .dim_lists - .iter() - .map(|(n, arr)| arr[..(*n as usize)].to_vec()) - .collect(); - - Some(PerVarBytecodes { - symbolic: sym_bc, - graphical_functions: ctx.graphical_functions.clone(), - module_decls: sym_mods, - static_views: sym_views, - temp_sizes: temp_sizes_vec, - dim_lists, - }) - } - Err(_) => None, - } - }; - - let var_ident_str = var_ident_canonical.as_str().to_string(); - - let initial_bytecodes = if dep_graph.runlist_initials.contains(&var_ident_str) { - match build_var(true) { - Ok(var_result) => compile_phase(&var_result.ast), - Err(_) => None, - } - } else { - None - }; - - let flow_bytecodes = if !meta.is_stock && dep_graph.runlist_flows.contains(&var_ident_str) { - match build_var(false) { - Ok(var_result) => compile_phase(&var_result.ast), - Err(_) => None, - } - } else { - None - }; - - let stock_bytecodes = - if (meta.is_stock || meta.is_module) && dep_graph.runlist_stocks.contains(&var_ident_str) { - match build_var(false) { - Ok(var_result) => compile_phase(&var_result.ast), - Err(_) => None, - } - } else { - None - }; + let var = crate::compiler::Var::new( + &crate::compiler::Context::new(core, &var_ident_canonical, is_initial), + &lowered, + ) + .ok()?; + + // Offsets in the per-variable form `compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes` + // expects, built from the mini-layout `all_metadata` exactly as the + // former inline `compile_phase` closure built them (so the shared + // compile+symbolize tail is byte-identical to the prior per-implicit + // behavior -- this replaces the verbatim-duplicate closure with the + // single shared relation). + let offsets: PerVarOffsetMap = all_metadata + .iter() + .map(|(k, v)| { + ( + k.clone(), + v.iter() + .map(|(vk, vm)| (vk.clone(), (vm.offset, vm.size))) + .collect(), + ) + }) + .collect(); - Some(VarFragmentResult { - fragment: CompiledVarFragment { - ident: implicit_name, - initial_bytecodes, - flow_bytecodes, - stock_bytecodes, - }, - }) + compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes( + &var.ast, + &offsets, + &rmap, + &tables, + &module_refs, + mini_offset, + &converted_dims, + &dim_context, + &model_name_ident, + &var_ident_canonical, + &inputs, + ) } /// Assemble a complete CompiledModule from per-variable fragments. diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs index e3351cfad..deec35c0d 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs @@ -2108,6 +2108,182 @@ fn unsourceable_in_scc_node_falls_back_to_circular_no_panic() { ); } +// ── AC3.1: a synthetic helper in the recurrence SCC is parent-sourced ──── +// +// element-cycle-resolution.AC3.1: a well-founded recurrence whose SCC +// includes a synthetic helper (here an INIT-expr-arg helper synthesized by +// `make_temp_arg`, `$\u{205A}{parent}\u{205A}{n}\u{205A}arg0\u{205A}{sub}` +// per design deviation 2) is resolvable when the helper's symbolic +// `PerVarBytecodes` is sourced from its parent variable's `implicit_vars`, +// mirroring the production `compile_implicit_var_fragment` chain. +// +// This is the Task 2 unit-level proof (the end-to-end simulate proof is +// Task 3): the focused accessor `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` must +// return `Some` for the no-`SourceVariable` synthetic-helper node (it is +// absent from `model.variables` but resolves in `model_implicit_var_info`), +// and the consumer `symbolic_phase_element_order` must then build the SCC's +// element graph with the helper node present. RED before the Task 2 +// extension: the helper has no `SourceVariable`, so the accessor returns +// `None` and `symbolic_phase_element_order`'s `?` short-circuits to `None` +// (the SCC is unresolved). GREEN after: parent-sourced `Some`, helper node +// in the element order. + +/// `ecc[t]` over `t=[t1,t2,t3]` with `ecc[t1] = INIT(seed * 2)` (an +/// expression INIT arg -> `make_temp_arg` synthesizes a scalar helper aux, +/// the canonical `$\u{205A}ecc\u{205A}0\u{205A}arg0\u{205A}t1` form) and a +/// well-founded forward element recurrence `ecc[t2]=ecc[t1]+1`, +/// `ecc[t3]=ecc[t2]+1`. `seed` is an external constant the helper reads. +/// The induced element graph over `{ecc, helper}` in the Initial phase is +/// `(helper,0) -> (ecc,0) -> (ecc,1) -> (ecc,2)` -- acyclic and +/// element-sourceable iff the helper fragment is parent-sourced. +fn ecc_with_init_helper_project() -> TestProject { + TestProject::new("ecc_init_helper") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2", "t3"]) + .aux("seed", "1", None) + .array_with_ranges( + "ecc[t]", + vec![ + ("t1", "INIT(seed * 2)"), + ("t2", "ecc[t1] + 1"), + ("t3", "ecc[t2] + 1"), + ], + ) +} + +/// The single synthetic-helper canonical name for the +/// `ecc_with_init_helper_project` fixture: the entry in +/// `model_implicit_var_info` that is absent from `model.variables` and +/// carries the `$\u{205A}` synthetic-helper prefix (design deviation 2). +/// Derived from the engine's own `model_implicit_var_info` rather than +/// hard-coded so the test pins the real synthesized name. +fn sole_synthetic_helper_name( + db: &SimlinDb, + model: crate::db::SourceModel, + project: crate::db::SourceProject, +) -> String { + let info = crate::db::model_implicit_var_info(db, model, project); + let source_vars = model.variables(db); + let helpers: Vec<&String> = info + .keys() + .filter(|name| { + source_vars.get(name.as_str()).is_none() + && name.starts_with('$') + && name.contains('\u{205A}') + }) + .collect(); + assert_eq!( + helpers.len(), + 1, + "fixture must synthesize exactly one `$\u{205A}` helper absent from \ + model.variables; got {helpers:?} (all implicit: {:?})", + info.keys().collect::>() + ); + helpers[0].clone() +} + +#[test] +fn synthetic_helper_symbolic_fragment_is_parent_sourced() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + let dm = ecc_with_init_helper_project().build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let helper = sole_synthetic_helper_name(&db, model, result.project); + + // Sanity: the helper genuinely has NO `SourceVariable` (it is the + // no-`SourceVariable` arm Task 2 extends) yet IS the parent's + // `implicit_vars` entry the parent-sourcing chain must reach. + assert!( + model.variables(&db).get(helper.as_str()).is_none(), + "the synthetic helper {helper:?} must have no SourceVariable \ + (it is the parent-sourced arm, not a model variable)" + ); + + // CORE Task 2 deliverable: the no-`SourceVariable` synthetic-helper + // node is sourced from the parent variable's `implicit_vars` and + // yields a symbolic `PerVarBytecodes` (the same SymVarRef + // layout-independent form every real SCC member produces). RED before + // the Task 2 extension: no `SourceVariable` -> `None`. + let frag = crate::db::var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod( + &db, + model, + result.project, + helper.as_str(), + SccPhase::Initial, + ); + assert!( + frag.is_some(), + "var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod must source the synthetic \ + helper {helper:?} from the parent's implicit_vars and return \ + Some(PerVarBytecodes) (AC3.1); RED before Task 2: None" + ); + let frag = frag.unwrap(); + // The fragment must contain a per-element write of the helper itself + // (it is the helper's own scalar aux body `seed * 2`), so the + // element-graph segmenter can define the helper's element node. + use crate::compiler::symbolic::SymbolicOpcode; + assert!( + frag.symbolic.code.iter().any(|op| matches!( + op, + SymbolicOpcode::AssignCurr { var } + | SymbolicOpcode::AssignConstCurr { var, .. } + | SymbolicOpcode::BinOpAssignCurr { var, .. } + if var.name == helper.as_str() + )), + "the parent-sourced helper fragment must write the helper's own \ + per-element value (so symbolic_phase_element_order can define its \ + node); ops: {:?}", + frag.symbolic.code + ); + + // CONSUMER: with the helper in the member set alongside the recurrence + // variable, `symbolic_phase_element_order` must build the SCC's + // element graph WITH the helper node present (the helper is parent- + // sourced exactly like a real member). RED before Task 2: the helper + // fragment is `None`, so the `?` at the member loop short-circuits the + // whole builder to `None` (SCC unresolved). + let members: BTreeSet> = [ + crate::common::Ident::new("ecc"), + crate::common::Ident::new(helper.as_str()), + ] + .into_iter() + .collect(); + let order = + symbolic_phase_element_order(&db, model, result.project, &members, SccPhase::Initial); + assert!( + order.is_some(), + "symbolic_phase_element_order must build the SCC element graph \ + once the helper {helper:?} is parent-sourced (RED before Task 2: \ + helper fragment None -> `?` -> None -> SCC unresolved)" + ); + let order = order.unwrap(); + let helper_ident = crate::common::Ident::new(helper.as_str()); + assert!( + order.iter().any(|(m, _)| *m == helper_ident), + "the helper node {helper:?} must be present in the SCC's \ + per-element topological order; got {order:?}" + ); + // The order is well-founded: the helper (reading only the external + // `seed`) precedes every `ecc` element; the forward recurrence then + // orders ecc[0] < ecc[1] < ecc[2]. + let ecc_ident = crate::common::Ident::new("ecc"); + let helper_pos = order + .iter() + .position(|(m, _)| *m == helper_ident) + .expect("helper node present (asserted above)"); + let first_ecc_pos = order + .iter() + .position(|(m, _)| *m == ecc_ident) + .expect("ecc has element nodes in the recurrence SCC"); + assert!( + helper_pos < first_ecc_pos, + "the parent-sourced helper (reading only external `seed`) must be \ + ordered before any `ecc` element; got {order:?}" + ); +} + // ── Task 5b: multi-member resolved SCC survives the dependency-graph ───── // cycle gate (SCC-aware back-edge break + contiguous placement, GH #575) // From 0baaee12af062d5f8454a12c24b1a29adb471503 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 18:32:34 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 36/72] engine: helper-bearing recurrence simulates via parent-sourcing (AC3.1) Element-cycle Phase 3 Task 3 -- the AC3.1 end-to-end happy-path proof that a synthetic helper landing inside a recurrence SCC is parent-sourced from its parent variable's implicit_vars (Task 2, cee5d063) rather than falsely rejected as CircularDependency (Task 1's loud-safe fallback, caa57c4e). New fixture test/sdeverywhere/models/helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.mdl: a shift-mapped subrange recurrence over Target:t1..t3 (the self_recurrence.mdl Target/tNext/tPrev shape) whose per-element recurrence body is ecc[tNext] = INITIAL(ecc[tPrev] * 2). Because the INITIAL argument is an expression (not a bare scalar slot), builtins_visitor::make_temp_arg synthesizes a scalar helper aux per recurrence element (the canonical $ecc0arg0t2 / ...t3 form): absent from model.variables, present in model_implicit_var_info parented to ecc. Each helper's argument references ecc and ecc's init references the helper, so the helpers land inside a MULTI-member init-phase recurrence SCC {ecc, $helper..} whose induced per-element INIT graph is acyclic. The fixture shape was empirically selected (per design deviation 4 -- not assumed): a throwaway probe over INIT/INITIAL/PREVIOUS x subrange variants established that (a) the MDL function is Vensim's INITIAL (xmile_compat renames it to INIT; a literal INIT(...) leaks as UnknownDependency), and (b) only the shift-mapped INITIAL-expression-in-body shape pushes a $ helper into a *resolved* SCC -- a bare-arg INITIAL synthesizes no helper, and an expression INITIAL feeding a single explicit element leaves the helper a mere forward dependency outside the SCC. The probe was deleted before this commit; the test re-asserts the empirical invariant (exactly one ResolvedScc, phase Initial, containing a $-prefixed no-SourceVariable member that resolves in model_implicit_var_info with parent ecc) so a future converter change that stopped synthesizing the in-SCC helper fails loudly rather than silently degrading AC3.1 to a no-op. RED is structural (no destructive git per the no-toggle rule): without Task 2's parent-sourcing, var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod returns None for the no-SourceVariable helper, symbolic_phase_element_order's per-member ? short-circuits, the SCC is Unresolved, has_cycle stays true, and the model is rejected with CircularDependency -- exactly the verdict the committed Task 1 test unsourceable_in_scc_node_falls_back_to_circular_no_panic pins and every non-helper-resolving candidate shape produced. GREEN after Task 2: the helper's symbolic PerVarBytecodes is parent-sourced, the SCC resolves (has_cycle == false, no CircularDependency), and it simulates to the hand-computed helper_recurrence.dat: the recurrence has no time dependence (INITIAL snapshots t=0; no stocks/PREVIOUS lag) so the values are constant across both saved steps -- ecc[t1]=1, ecc[t2]=INITIAL(ecc[t1]*2)=2, ecc[t3]=INITIAL(ecc[t2]*2)=4. --- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 187 ++++++++++++++++++ .../helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.dat | 17 ++ .../helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.mdl | 45 +++++ 3 files changed, 249 insertions(+) create mode 100644 test/sdeverywhere/models/helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.dat create mode 100644 test/sdeverywhere/models/helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.mdl diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index 50eb1f308..7fa155e99 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -1522,6 +1522,193 @@ fn init_recurrence_mdl_multi_member_init_scc_simulates() { simulate_mdl_path(path); } +/// element-cycle-resolution.AC3.1 (Phase 3 Task 3 -- the parent-sourcing +/// happy-path end-to-end proof). `helper_recurrence.mdl` is a NEW fixture: +/// a shift-mapped subrange recurrence over `Target: t1..t3` (the +/// `self_recurrence.mdl` `Target/tNext/tPrev` shape) whose per-element +/// recurrence body invokes a synthetic helper: +/// +/// ecc[t1] = 1 +/// ecc[tNext] = INITIAL(ecc[tPrev] * 2) +/// +/// `INITIAL()` (Vensim's spelling of XMILE `INIT`) over the shifted +/// subrange expands element-wise to `ecc[t2] = INITIAL(ecc[t1] * 2)` and +/// `ecc[t3] = INITIAL(ecc[t2] * 2)`. Because the `INITIAL` argument is an +/// *expression* (not a bare scalar slot), `builtins_visitor::make_temp_arg` +/// synthesizes a scalar helper aux per recurrence element -- the canonical +/// `$\u{205A}ecc\u{205A}0\u{205A}arg0\u{205A}t2` / +/// `$\u{205A}ecc\u{205A}0\u{205A}arg0\u{205A}t3` form (design deviation 2): +/// absent from `model.variables`, present in `model_implicit_var_info` +/// (its parent is `ecc`). Each helper's argument references `ecc`, and +/// `ecc`'s init references the helper (`ecc[tNext] = INITIAL($helper)`), +/// so the helpers land *inside* a MULTI-member init-phase recurrence SCC +/// `{ecc, $\u{205A}ecc\u{205A}0\u{205A}arg0\u{205A}t2, +/// $\u{205A}ecc\u{205A}0\u{205A}arg0\u{205A}t3}` whose induced per-element +/// INIT graph is acyclic and well-founded. +/// +/// This is the deliberately-constructed AC3.1 coverage: the design notes +/// AC3.1 is the *only* coverage of the parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing +/// happy path, so the fixture shape was empirically verified (per design +/// deviation 4) to genuinely push a `$\u{205A}`-prefixed helper into a +/// *resolved* SCC -- this test re-asserts that here so a future converter +/// change that stopped synthesizing the in-SCC helper would fail loudly +/// rather than silently degrade AC3.1 to a no-op. +/// +/// RED (structural, no destructive git): the synthetic helpers have NO +/// `SourceVariable` (they are absent from `model.variables`). Without +/// Phase 3 Task 2's parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing, +/// `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`'s no-`SourceVariable` arm returns +/// `None` for each helper (the Task 1 loud-safe contract), so +/// `symbolic_phase_element_order`'s per-member `?` short-circuits the +/// whole builder to `None`, the `{ecc, $helper..}` SCC is `Unresolved`, +/// `has_cycle` stays `true`, and the model is rejected with +/// `CircularDependency` -- exactly the verdict the committed Task 1 test +/// `unsourceable_in_scc_node_falls_back_to_circular_no_panic` pins for an +/// unsourceable in-SCC node, and the verdict every non-helper-resolving +/// candidate shape produced while this fixture's shape was being +/// empirically selected. GREEN after Task 2 (committed `cee5d063`): the +/// helper's symbolic `PerVarBytecodes` is parent-sourced from `ecc`'s +/// `implicit_vars`, the SCC resolves, `has_cycle == false`, and it +/// simulates. +/// +/// The test FIRST empirically confirms (tied to the REAL parsed fixture, +/// per the AC3.1 mandate) that the dependency graph carries exactly one +/// `ResolvedScc { phase: Initial }` whose members include a +/// `$\u{205A}`-prefixed synthetic helper that is genuinely +/// no-`SourceVariable` (absent from `model.variables`) yet resolves in +/// `model_implicit_var_info` -- i.e. the fixture genuinely exercises the +/// Task 2 parent-sourcing path and not merely an ordinary recurrence -- +/// then simulates it via `simulate_mdl_path` against the hand-computed +/// `helper_recurrence.dat`. The recurrence has no time dependence +/// (`INITIAL` snapshots t=0; no stocks/PREVIOUS lag), so the values are +/// constant across both saved steps (INITIAL TIME=0, FINAL TIME=1, TIME +/// STEP=1 => 2 steps): ecc[t1]=1, ecc[t2]=INITIAL(ecc[t1]*2)=2, +/// ecc[t3]=INITIAL(ecc[t2]*2)=4. +#[test] +fn helper_recurrence_mdl_synthetic_helper_in_scc_simulates() { + use simlin_engine::common::ErrorCode; + use simlin_engine::db::{SccPhase, model_dependency_graph, model_implicit_var_info}; + + let path = "../../test/sdeverywhere/models/helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.mdl"; + let contents = + std::fs::read_to_string(path).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("missing fixture {path}: {e}")); + let dm = open_vensim(&contents).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("failed to parse {path}: {e}")); + + let mut db = SimlinDb::default(); + let sync = sync_from_datamodel_incremental(&mut db, &dm, None); + let sync = sync.to_sync_result(); + let model = sync.models["main"].source; + let dep_graph = model_dependency_graph(&db, model, sync.project); + + // (1) It compiles via the incremental path -- NO false + // `CircularDependency`. RED before Task 2: the no-`SourceVariable` + // helper is unsourceable -> SCC `Unresolved` -> `has_cycle` true -> + // `CircularDependency`. + assert!( + !dep_graph.has_cycle, + "helper_recurrence.mdl: the helper-bearing recurrence must NOT set \ + has_cycle once the synthetic helper is parent-sourced (AC3.1); \ + resolved_sccs = {:?}", + dep_graph.resolved_sccs + ); + let diags = collect_project_diagnostics(&dm); + assert!( + !diags + .iter() + .any(|d| diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)), + "helper_recurrence.mdl: must NOT report CircularDependency once \ + the synthetic helper is sourced from its parent's implicit_vars \ + (AC3.1). Diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + ); + + // (2) Exactly one resolved SCC, init-phase (the `INITIAL()`-driven + // recurrence is an init-relation cycle, not a dt one). + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.len(), + 1, + "helper_recurrence.mdl: exactly one ResolvedScc (the \ + {{ecc, $helper..}} init cluster) -- got {:?}", + dep_graph.resolved_sccs + ); + let scc = &dep_graph.resolved_sccs[0]; + assert_eq!( + scc.phase, + SccPhase::Initial, + "helper_recurrence.mdl: the resolved SCC MUST be phase == Initial \ + (the recurrence is driven by INITIAL(), an init-phase relation) \ + -- got {:?}", + scc.phase + ); + assert!( + scc.members.len() >= 2, + "helper_recurrence.mdl: AC3.1 requires the helper to be IN a \ + MULTI-member SCC alongside `ecc` (a 1-member SCC would mean the \ + helper is a mere forward dependency, not exercising the \ + in-SCC parent-sourcing path); got {} member(s): {:?}", + scc.members.len(), + scc.members + ); + + // (3) The CORE AC3.1 / Task 2 assertion: the resolved SCC genuinely + // contains a `$\u{205A}`-prefixed synthetic-helper member that is + // no-`SourceVariable` (absent from `model.variables`) yet resolves in + // `model_implicit_var_info`. This is what makes the fixture exercise + // the Task 2 parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing path rather than an + // ordinary recurrence -- and is exactly the node whose symbolic + // fragment is `None` (=> SCC `Unresolved` => `CircularDependency`) + // without Task 2 (RED), `Some` (parent-sourced => SCC resolved) with + // it (GREEN). + let info = model_implicit_var_info(&db, model, sync.project); + let source_vars = model.variables(&db); + let in_scc_helpers: Vec<&str> = scc + .members + .iter() + .map(|m| m.as_str()) + .filter(|m| { + m.starts_with('$') + && m.contains('\u{205A}') + && source_vars.get(*m).is_none() + && info.contains_key(*m) + }) + .collect(); + assert!( + !in_scc_helpers.is_empty(), + "helper_recurrence.mdl: the resolved SCC MUST contain at least one \ + `$\u{205A}`-prefixed synthetic helper that has NO SourceVariable \ + (absent from model.variables) yet resolves in \ + model_implicit_var_info -- this is the node Phase 3 Task 2 \ + parent-sources; without it the fixture would not exercise the \ + AC3.1 happy path at all. SCC members: {:?}; implicit_var_info \ + keys: {:?}", + scc.members, + info.keys().collect::>() + ); + // Pin the parent: every in-SCC helper's `model_implicit_var_info` + // entry must name `ecc` as its parent_source_var (the variable whose + // `implicit_vars` Task 2 reaches), so the parent-sourcing chain the + // test exercises is the intended one. + for helper in &in_scc_helpers { + let meta = &info[*helper]; + let parent = meta.parent_source_var.ident(&db); + assert_eq!( + parent.as_str(), + "ecc", + "in-SCC helper {helper:?} must be parented to `ecc` (the \ + recurrence variable whose implicit_vars Task 2 sources); \ + got parent {parent:?}" + ); + } + + // (4) End-to-end: it compiles AND simulates to the hand-computed + // helper_recurrence.dat. The synthetic helpers' symbolic + // `PerVarBytecodes`, parent-sourced from `ecc`'s `implicit_vars` + // (Task 2), are interleaved into the combined SCC fragment exactly + // like a real member, producing the well-founded series + // ecc[t1]=1, ecc[t2]=2, ecc[t3]=4 held constant across both saved + // steps. + simulate_mdl_path(path); +} + /// element-cycle-resolution.AC2.5 (Phase 2 Task 9, the transitioned /// inter-variable-cycle assertion). `ref.mdl` and `interleaved.mdl` are /// INTER-variable element-acyclic recurrence SCCs (`ce`<->`ecc` / diff --git a/test/sdeverywhere/models/helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.dat b/test/sdeverywhere/models/helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.dat new file mode 100644 index 000000000..1687013ea --- /dev/null +++ b/test/sdeverywhere/models/helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.dat @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +ecc[t1] +0 1 +ecc[t2] +0 2 +1 2 +ecc[t3] +0 4 +1 4 +FINAL TIME +0 1 +INITIAL TIME +0 0 +SAVEPER +0 1 +1 1 +TIME STEP +0 1 diff --git a/test/sdeverywhere/models/helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.mdl b/test/sdeverywhere/models/helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.mdl new file mode 100644 index 000000000..b19a41839 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/sdeverywhere/models/helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.mdl @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ +{UTF-8} +Target: (t1-t3) + ~ + ~ | + +tNext: (t2-t3) -> tPrev + ~ + ~ | + +tPrev: (t1-t2) -> tNext + ~ + ~ | + +ecc[t1] = 1 ~~| + +ecc[tNext] = INITIAL(ecc[tPrev] * 2) ~~| + +FINAL TIME = 1 + ~ Month + ~ The final time for the simulation. + | + +INITIAL TIME = 0 + ~ Month + ~ The initial time for the simulation. + | + +SAVEPER = TIME STEP + ~ Month [0,?] + ~ The frequency with which output is stored. + | + +TIME STEP = 1 + ~ Month [0,?] + ~ The time step for the simulation. + | + +\\\---/// Sketch information - do not modify anything except names +V300 Do not put anything below this section - it will be ignored +*View 1 +$192-192-192,0,Times New Roman|12||0-0-0|0-0-0|0-0-255|-1--1--1|-1--1--1|96,96,100,0 +///---\\\ +:L<%^E!@ +1:helperrec.vdf64 +9:helperrec From f0edf50665dff3a9558bd4e47ebf0cb6a4502d03 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 18:49:45 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 37/72] doc: reconcile test-requirements AC3 rows with phase 3 symbolic accessor --- .../test-requirements.md | 6 +++--- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/test-requirements.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/test-requirements.md index b069616f1..421614940 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/test-requirements.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/test-requirements.md @@ -99,9 +99,9 @@ sourcing policy). | AC | Literal criterion text | Type | Test file | Test name / assertion (phase + task) | |----|------------------------|------|-----------|--------------------------------------| -| **AC3.1** | **Success:** A well-founded recurrence whose SCC includes a synthetic helper (e.g. an INIT/PREVIOUS-helper-bearing recurrence) compiles and simulates when the helper is sourceable from its parent's `implicit_vars`. | unit + integration | `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | Unit: `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` — a `TestProject` (or the Task 3 fixture) whose recurrence SCC includes a synthetic helper; assert `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` returns `Some` for the helper node (sourced from the parent's `implicit_vars`) and the SCC element graph is buildable (phase_03 Task 2). Integration: a `#[test]` running the **NEW** `test/sdeverywhere/models/helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.mdl` (+ hand-computed `helper_recurrence.dat`, `ecc[t1]=1, ecc[t2]=2, ecc[t3]=3`) via `simulate_mdl_path`; must fail before Task 2, pass after (phase_03 Task 3). **Fixture note:** the fixture's exact shape (INIT/PREVIOUS/SMOOTH × subrange variant) is empirically determined during execution — the executor verifies the converter actually pushes a `$\u{205A}`-prefixed helper into the element SCC by inspecting `resolved_sccs`/`model_implicit_var_info`; bounded-attempt (≈4-5 shapes) + `track-issue` escalation if no shape produces an in-SCC helper. | -| **AC3.2** | **Failure:** An SCC with an in-cycle node that genuinely cannot be element-sourced falls back to `CircularDependency` — no panic, no silent miscompile. | unit | `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs` | `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` — a recurrence SCC where one in-cycle node is forced unsourceable (a `#[cfg(test)]` override/stub making the parent-sourcing lookup return `None`, or a synthetic orphan node): assert the model is rejected with `CircularDependency`, **no panic**, and the other members are NOT partially resolved. phase_03 Task 1 (loud-safe fallback first). | -| **AC3.3** | **Edge:** The `#[cfg(test)]` `array_producing_vars` accessor keeps its abort-on-no-`SourceVariable` contract (its test still passes unchanged). | unit | `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs` | The existing `array_producing_vars_flags_exactly_the_two_positive_cases` (`db_dep_graph_tests.rs:323-423`) runs **unchanged** and must still pass — proves the `#[cfg(test)]` abort contract is intact (Phase 3 changes only the **production** `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod`, never the `#[cfg(test)]` panic wrapper). phase_03 Task 1. | +| **AC3.1** | **Success:** A well-founded recurrence whose SCC includes a synthetic helper (e.g. an INIT/PREVIOUS-helper-bearing recurrence) compiles and simulates when the helper is sourceable from its parent's `implicit_vars`. | unit + integration | `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs`, `src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs` | Unit: `synthetic_helper_symbolic_fragment_is_parent_sourced` (`db_dep_graph_tests.rs`) — a `TestProject` whose recurrence SCC includes a synthetic helper; asserts `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` returns `Some(PerVarBytecodes)` for the helper node (parent-`implicit_vars`-sourced) and `symbolic_phase_element_order` builds the SCC element graph with the helper present (phase_03 Task 2; the plan was reconciled in `a122fd1e` to the Phase 2 GH #575 symbolic accessor — `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod` was removed as production-dead). Integration: `helper_recurrence_mdl_synthetic_helper_in_scc_simulates` (`simulate.rs`) running the **NEW** `test/sdeverywhere/models/helper_recurrence/helper_recurrence.mdl` (+ hand-computed `helper_recurrence.dat`, `ecc[t1]=1, ecc[t2]=2, ecc[t3]=4`) via `simulate_mdl_path`; structurally fails before Task 2 (helper unsourceable ⇒ `CircularDependency`), passes after (phase_03 Task 3). **Fixture note:** the fixture's exact shape (INIT/PREVIOUS/SMOOTH × subrange variant) was empirically determined during execution — the executor verified the converter pushes `$\u{205A}`-prefixed helpers into a resolved init-phase SCC by inspecting `resolved_sccs`/`model_implicit_var_info`; the as-built fixture is `ecc[t1]=1; ecc[tNext]=INITIAL(ecc[tPrev]*2)` (the literal `INIT(seed)` example produced no in-SCC helper — within-scope bounded-attempt iteration per phase_03 design-deviation 4, not an AC weakening). | +| **AC3.2** | **Failure:** An SCC with an in-cycle node that genuinely cannot be element-sourced falls back to `CircularDependency` — no panic, no silent miscompile. | unit | `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs` | `unsourceable_in_scc_node_falls_back_to_circular_no_panic` — a recurrence SCC where one in-cycle node is forced unsourceable via the `#[cfg(test)]` `UnsourceableVarsGuard` (RAII override making `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` return `None` for a chosen in-SCC node), driven through the production `model_dependency_graph` path with a positive control on the same model: asserts the model is rejected with `CircularDependency`, **no panic**, empty `resolved_sccs` (the other members are NOT partially resolved). phase_03 Task 1 (loud-safe fallback first). | +| **AC3.3** | **Edge:** The `#[cfg(test)]` `array_producing_vars` accessor keeps its abort-on-no-`SourceVariable` contract (its test still passes unchanged). | unit | `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs` | The existing `array_producing_vars_flags_exactly_the_two_positive_cases` (locate by name) runs **unchanged** and must still pass — proves the separate `#[cfg(test)]` `array_producing_vars`/`var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` abort contract is intact and was not collaterally affected by removing the production-dead `var_phase_lowered_exprs_prod`; Phase 3 changes only the production *symbolic* accessor `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`, never the `#[cfg(test)]` panic wrapper. phase_03 Task 1. | --- From a82dff290348a43c27a6ad1e4b75e3245e699e24 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 19:01:35 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 38/72] engine: VECTOR SORT ORDER genuine Vensim 0-based indices (AC5) The VM opcode emitted 1-based permutation indices for VECTOR SORT ORDER (indexed.push((val, i + 1))), contradicting genuine Vensim. Ventana's official VECTOR SORT ORDER reference specifies a zero-based index, and real Vensim DSS 7.3.4 reference output test/test-models/tests/vector_order/output.tab has SORT ORDER[*] ranging over 0..n-1 and containing 0 -- impossible for a 1-based permutation. The prior design docs (2026-02-27-vm-vector-ops.md, 2026-03-10-close-array-gaps.md) encoded the now-disproven 1-based assumption and are superseded. Fix is one token (i + 1 -> i) plus the opcode's semantic comment. Every Simlin-authored fixture that had baked in the 1-based output is corrected to the genuine 0-based permutation in the same commit so the full cargo test suite stays green: the array_tests.rs VSO cases (flag_split / different_builtin_override / dimension_dependent_scalar_arg modules), the five tests/compiler_vector.rs VSO tests, and the l/m columns of vector_simple.dat (consumed by simulates_vector_simple_mdl). Direction handling and the distinct (correctly 1-based) RANK opcode are unchanged. --- src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs | 70 ++++++++++--------- src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs | 25 +++++-- src/simlin-engine/tests/compiler_vector.rs | 16 ++--- .../models/vector_simple/vector_simple.dat | 20 +++--- 4 files changed, 75 insertions(+), 56 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs index 30fa97f19..7ff6953a2 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs @@ -3982,8 +3982,9 @@ mod different_builtin_override_tests { .array_with_ranges("source[D]", vec![("1", "10"), ("2", "20"), ("3", "30")]) .array_with_ranges("offsets[D]", vec![("1", "2"), ("2", "0"), ("3", "1")]) // Default: vector_elm_map(source[*], offsets[*]) -> [30, 10, 20] - // Override element 3: vector_sort_order(source[*], 1) -> [1, 2, 3] - // Element 3 should be VSO[2] = 3 + // Override element 3: vector_sort_order(source[*], 1) -> genuine + // 0-based [0, 1, 2] (source already ascending: 10@0, 20@1, 30@2). + // Element 3 (slot 2) should be VSO[2] = 2 .array_with_default_and_overrides( "result[D]", "vector_elm_map(source[*], offsets[*])", @@ -4007,8 +4008,8 @@ mod different_builtin_override_tests { vals[1] ); assert!( - (vals[2] - 3.0).abs() < 1e-9, - "element 2 (override VSO[2]): expected 3, got {}", + (vals[2] - 2.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "element 2 (override VSO[2]): expected 2, got {}", vals[2] ); } @@ -4029,8 +4030,8 @@ mod different_builtin_override_tests { vals[1] ); assert!( - (vals[2] - 3.0).abs() < 1e-9, - "element 2 (override VSO[2]): expected 3, got {}", + (vals[2] - 2.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "element 2 (override VSO[2]): expected 2, got {}", vals[2] ); } @@ -4145,14 +4146,16 @@ mod flag_split_tests { #[test] fn vector_builtin_promotes_active_dim_ref_monolithic() { // vals = [30, 10, 20] - // VECTOR SORT ORDER ascending: [2, 3, 1] (rank by sorted position) + // VECTOR SORT ORDER ascending yields the genuine-Vensim 0-based + // permutation [1, 2, 0]: position i holds the source index of the + // i-th smallest element (10@1, 20@2, 30@0). let project = TestProject::new("vector_promotes_mono") .indexed_dimension("DimA", 3) .array_with_ranges("vals[DimA]", vec![("1", "30"), ("2", "10"), ("3", "20")]) .array_aux("result[DimA]", "VECTOR SORT ORDER(vals[DimA], 1)"); project.assert_compiles_incremental(); - project.assert_vm_result("result", &[2.0, 3.0, 1.0]); + project.assert_vm_result("result", &[1.0, 2.0, 0.0]); } #[test] @@ -4163,7 +4166,7 @@ mod flag_split_tests { .array_aux("result[DimA]", "VECTOR SORT ORDER(vals[DimA], 1)"); project.assert_compiles_incremental(); - project.assert_vm_result_incremental("result", &[2.0, 3.0, 1.0]); + project.assert_vm_result_incremental("result", &[1.0, 2.0, 0.0]); } /// Partial MEAN should reduce over one dimension while the other iterates. @@ -4221,11 +4224,14 @@ mod dimension_dependent_scalar_arg_tests { // vals = [10, 30, 20], dir = [-1, 1, 1] // result[D] = vector_sort_order(vals[*], dir[D]) // - // Element 0 (dir=-1, descending): sort_order = [2, 3, 1] -> result[0] = 2 - // Element 1 (dir=1, ascending): sort_order = [1, 3, 2] -> result[1] = 3 - // Element 2 (dir=1, ascending): sort_order = [1, 3, 2] -> result[2] = 2 + // Genuine-Vensim 0-based VSO (position i = source index of the i-th + // element in sorted order): + // Element 0 (dir=-1, descending): sort_order = [1, 2, 0] -> result[0] = 1 + // Element 1 (dir=1, ascending): sort_order = [0, 2, 1] -> result[1] = 2 + // Element 2 (dir=1, ascending): sort_order = [0, 2, 1] -> result[2] = 1 // - // Without fix (all use dir[0]=-1): sort_order = [2, 3, 1] -> result[2] = 1 + // Without the dim-dependent-arg fix (all use dir[0]=-1, descending): + // sort_order = [1, 2, 0] -> result[2] = 0 TestProject::new(name) .indexed_dimension("D", 3) .array_with_ranges("vals[D]", vec![("1", "10"), ("2", "30"), ("3", "20")]) @@ -4236,18 +4242,18 @@ mod dimension_dependent_scalar_arg_tests { fn assert_vso_dim_dep_results(vals: &[f64]) { assert_eq!(vals.len(), 3); assert!( - (vals[0] - 2.0).abs() < 1e-9, - "result[0] (desc): expected 2, got {}", + (vals[0] - 1.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "result[0] (desc): expected 1, got {}", vals[0] ); assert!( - (vals[1] - 3.0).abs() < 1e-9, - "result[1] (asc): expected 3, got {}", + (vals[1] - 2.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "result[1] (asc): expected 2, got {}", vals[1] ); assert!( - (vals[2] - 2.0).abs() < 1e-9, - "result[2] (asc): expected 2, got {}", + (vals[2] - 1.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "result[2] (asc): expected 1, got {}", vals[2] ); } @@ -4281,18 +4287,18 @@ mod dimension_dependent_scalar_arg_tests { let vals = project.vm_result_incremental("result"); assert_eq!(vals.len(), 3); assert!( - (vals[0] - 12.0).abs() < 1e-9, - "result[0] (10 + desc[0]): expected 12, got {}", + (vals[0] - 11.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "result[0] (10 + desc[0]): expected 11, got {}", vals[0] ); assert!( - (vals[1] - 13.0).abs() < 1e-9, - "result[1] (10 + asc[1]): expected 13, got {}", + (vals[1] - 12.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "result[1] (10 + asc[1]): expected 12, got {}", vals[1] ); assert!( - (vals[2] - 12.0).abs() < 1e-9, - "result[2] (10 + asc[2]): expected 12, got {}", + (vals[2] - 11.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "result[2] (10 + asc[2]): expected 11, got {}", vals[2] ); } @@ -4317,10 +4323,10 @@ mod dimension_dependent_scalar_arg_tests { project.assert_compiles_incremental(); let vals = project.vm_result_incremental("result"); assert_eq!(vals.len(), 3); - // Element 0 (dir=-1, desc): sort_order = [2, 3, 1] -> result[0] = 2 + // Element 0 (dir=-1, desc): sort_order = [1, 2, 0] -> result[0] = 1 assert!( - (vals[0] - 2.0).abs() < 1e-9, - "result[0] (desc): expected 2, got {}", + (vals[0] - 1.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "result[0] (desc): expected 1, got {}", vals[0] ); // Element 1 (override): 999 @@ -4329,11 +4335,11 @@ mod dimension_dependent_scalar_arg_tests { "result[1] (override): expected 999, got {}", vals[1] ); - // Element 2 (dir=1, asc): sort_order = [1, 3, 2] -> result[2] = 2 - // Without fix (desc shared): sort_order = [2, 3, 1] -> result[2] = 1 + // Element 2 (dir=1, asc): sort_order = [0, 2, 1] -> result[2] = 1 + // Without the dim-dependent-arg fix (desc shared): [1, 2, 0] -> result[2] = 0 assert!( - (vals[2] - 2.0).abs() < 1e-9, - "result[2] (asc): expected 2, got {}", + (vals[2] - 1.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "result[2] (asc): expected 1, got {}", vals[2] ); } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs index d6d6b3430..7c4d434d5 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs @@ -2355,10 +2355,23 @@ impl Vm { } } - // VectorSortOrder returns 1-based rank indices: rank 1 means "this element - // is first in sort order." This matches Vensim's VECTOR SORT ORDER semantics. - // The 1-based convention is intentional and differs from VectorElmMap's 0-based - // offsets; the asymmetry reflects Vensim's original API design. + // VectorSortOrder returns a genuine-Vensim 0-based permutation: result + // position `i` holds the 0-based *source index* of the `i`-th element in + // sorted order. `direction > 0` (== 1) sorts ascending, otherwise + // descending. Ties keep stable source order (Rust's stable `sort_by`); + // genuine Vensim leaves tie-breaking unspecified, so a deterministic + // stable order does not contradict it. + // + // Ground truth for the 0-based (not 1-based) convention: real Vensim DSS + // 7.3.4 reference output `test/test-models/tests/vector_order/output.tab` + // (`SORT ORDER[*]` ranges over `0..n-1` and contains `0`, impossible for a + // 1-based permutation) and Ventana Systems' official VECTOR SORT ORDER + // reference ("the zero based index number for the elements in sorted + // order"). The prior design docs + // `docs/design-plans/2026-02-27-vm-vector-ops.md` and + // `2026-03-10-close-array-gaps.md:253` encoded a now-disproven 1-based + // assumption and are superseded. (RANK below is a distinct opcode and is + // correctly 1-based, per the same `output.tab`.) Opcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id } => { let direction = stack.pop().round() as i32; @@ -2370,7 +2383,7 @@ impl Vm { let size = input_view.size(); let n_dims = input_view.dims.len(); - // Collect (value, 1-based-index) pairs + // Collect (value, 0-based-index) pairs let mut indexed: SmallVec<[(f64, usize); 32]> = SmallVec::with_capacity(size); let mut indices: SmallVec<[u16; 4]> = smallvec::smallvec![0; n_dims]; @@ -2383,7 +2396,7 @@ impl Vm { temp_storage, context, ); - indexed.push((val, i + 1)); + indexed.push((val, i)); increment_indices(&mut indices, &input_view.dims); } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/compiler_vector.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/compiler_vector.rs index 646fead99..c9678b998 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/compiler_vector.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/compiler_vector.rs @@ -24,20 +24,20 @@ fn vector_sort_order_a2a_produces_correct_results() { .array_aux("result[D]", "vector_sort_order(vals[*], 1)"); project.assert_compiles_incremental(); - project.assert_vm_result("result", &[2.0, 3.0, 1.0]); + project.assert_vm_result("result", &[1.0, 2.0, 0.0]); } #[test] fn vector_sort_order_a2a_produces_correct_values_monolithic() { // vals = [30, 10, 20], ascending sort order (1) - // sorted ascending: 10, 20, 30 -> original positions (1-based): 2, 3, 1 - // so result[D1]=2, result[D2]=3, result[D3]=1 + // sorted ascending: 10, 20, 30 -> genuine-Vensim 0-based source indices: 1, 2, 0 + // so result[D1]=1, result[D2]=2, result[D3]=0 let project = TestProject::new("vso_a2a_vals_mono") .indexed_dimension("D", 3) .array_with_ranges("vals[D]", vec![("1", "30"), ("2", "10"), ("3", "20")]) .array_aux("result[D]", "vector_sort_order(vals[*], 1)"); - project.assert_vm_result("result", &[2.0, 3.0, 1.0]); + project.assert_vm_result("result", &[1.0, 2.0, 0.0]); } #[test] @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ fn vector_sort_order_a2a_produces_correct_values_vm() { .array_with_ranges("vals[D]", vec![("1", "30"), ("2", "10"), ("3", "20")]) .array_aux("result[D]", "vector_sort_order(vals[*], 1)"); - project.assert_vm_result("result", &[2.0, 3.0, 1.0]); + project.assert_vm_result("result", &[1.0, 2.0, 0.0]); } // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -193,13 +193,13 @@ fn nested_vector_elm_map_inside_sum_in_array_context_vm() { #[test] fn nested_vector_sort_order_inside_sum_in_array_context_monolithic() { - // vals = [30, 10, 20], vector_sort_order(vals, 1) = [2, 3, 1], SUM = 6 + // vals = [30, 10, 20], vector_sort_order(vals, 1) = [1, 2, 0], SUM = 3 let project = TestProject::new("vso_nested_sum_array_context_mono") .indexed_dimension("D", 3) .array_with_ranges("vals[D]", vec![("1", "30"), ("2", "10"), ("3", "20")]) .array_aux("result[D]", "sum(vector_sort_order(vals[*], 1))"); - project.assert_vm_result("result", &[6.0, 6.0, 6.0]); + project.assert_vm_result("result", &[3.0, 3.0, 3.0]); } #[test] @@ -209,7 +209,7 @@ fn nested_vector_sort_order_inside_sum_in_array_context_vm() { .array_with_ranges("vals[D]", vec![("1", "30"), ("2", "10"), ("3", "20")]) .array_aux("result[D]", "sum(vector_sort_order(vals[*], 1))"); - project.assert_vm_result("result", &[6.0, 6.0, 6.0]); + project.assert_vm_result("result", &[3.0, 3.0, 3.0]); } // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/test/sdeverywhere/models/vector_simple/vector_simple.dat b/test/sdeverywhere/models/vector_simple/vector_simple.dat index 07f9115d0..2838a8aaf 100644 --- a/test/sdeverywhere/models/vector_simple/vector_simple.dat +++ b/test/sdeverywhere/models/vector_simple/vector_simple.dat @@ -107,23 +107,23 @@ g[a3,b2] 0 2 1 2 l[a1] +0 1 +1 1 +l[a2] 0 2 1 2 -l[a2] -0 3 -1 3 l[a3] -0 1 -1 1 +0 0 +1 0 m[a1] -0 1 -1 1 +0 0 +1 0 m[a2] -0 3 -1 3 -m[a3] 0 2 1 2 +m[a3] +0 1 +1 1 zero_sel[a1] 0 0 1 0 From 00f25d1fffe02e01955fba9392b312e41d092f89 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 19:28:02 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 39/72] doc: phase 5 VECTOR ELM MAP base+stride resolution spike --- .../phase_05_spike_findings.md | 456 ++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 456 insertions(+) create mode 100644 docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_05_spike_findings.md diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_05_spike_findings.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_05_spike_findings.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..8683d7578 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_05_spike_findings.md @@ -0,0 +1,456 @@ +# Phase 5 Spike: VECTOR ELM MAP base + full-source-stride resolution + +**Status:** Mostly clean and implementable for the f/g cross-dimension case +(AC6.1, AC6.2, AC6.4) with a small, well-scoped VM change. **One genuine +obstacle blocks AC6.3** as the phase file frames it: `vector.xmile`'s +`y[DimA] = VECTOR ELM MAP(x[three], (DimA - 1))` does not compile *at all* +today — a compiler-side failure that is not the VM base+stride bug and is +larger than Task 2's "VM change, optionally a view-construction tweak" +anticipates. Detail and options in section 6. + +**Verified:** 2026-05-18, branch `clearn-hero-model`, by reading the +compilation pipeline and by running the real `vector_simple.mdl` / +`vector.mdl` through the engine with a temporary read-only diagnostic +(reverted; no engine code changed by this spike). + +--- + +## 1. Current line numbers (phase file references had drifted) + +| Structure | Phase file said | Actual (verified) | +|---|---|---| +| `Opcode::VectorElmMap` handler | `vm.rs:2301-2356` | `vm.rs:2304-2356` (comment `2301-2303`) | +| `read_view_element` | `vm.rs:2664-2684` | `vm.rs:2684-2697` | +| `flat_offset` | `bytecode.rs:281-309` | `bytecode.rs:283-309` | +| `RuntimeView` struct | `bytecode.rs:160-181` | `bytecode.rs:164-181` | +| `apply_single_subscript` | `bytecode.rs:311-345` | `bytecode.rs:312-345` | + +Supporting (not in the phase file, needed by Task 2): + +- ELM MAP source/offset views are pushed in `codegen.rs:1086-1095` + (`AssignTemp` → `walk_expr_as_view(source)`, `walk_expr_as_view(offset)`, + `Opcode::VectorElmMap`). +- `walk_expr_as_view`: `codegen.rs:283-361`. +- `StaticArrayView` → `RuntimeView`: `bytecode.rs:1060-1073` + (`to_runtime_view` copies `base_off`, `offset`, `dims`, `strides`, + `sparse` verbatim — **the slice's full addressing survives onto the view + stack**). +- The lowering that shapes the source-arg view: + `context.rs:1369-1418` (`build_view_from_ops` at `subscript.rs:306-486`). +- Row-major declared-order strides: `context.rs:1315-1318` + ("Calculate original strides (row-major)"). + +--- + +## 2. Ground truth from the real fixtures (empirical, not assumed) + +Read with `cat -A` (`.dat` is tab-separated ASCII; `Read` misfires). + +`vector_simple.mdl` / `vector.mdl` share these definitions: + +``` +DimA: A1, A2, A3 DimB: B1, B2 +a[DimA] = 0, 1, 1 +b[DimB] = 1, 2 +c[DimA] = 10 + VECTOR ELM MAP(b[B1], a[DimA]) +d[A1,B1]=1 d[A2,B1]=2 d[A3,B1]=3 d[A1,B2]=4 d[A2,B2]=5 d[A3,B2]=6 +e[A1,B1]=0 e[A2,B1]=1 e[A3,B1]=0 e[A1,B2]=1 e[A2,B2]=0 e[A3,B2]=1 +f[DimA,DimB] = VECTOR ELM MAP(d[DimA,B1], a[DimA]) +g[DimA,DimB] = VECTOR ELM MAP(d[DimA,B1], e[DimA,DimB]) +``` + +`vector.mdl` additionally has `DimX: one,two,three,four,five`, +`x[DimX]=1,2,3,4,5`, and `y[DimA] = VECTOR ELM MAP(x[three], (DimA - 1))`. + +Genuine-Vensim ground truth (`vector_simple.dat`, `vector.dat`): + +| var | genuine value | +|---|---| +| `c` | `c[A1]=11, c[A2]=12, c[A3]=12` | +| `f` | `f[A1,*]=1, f[A2,*]=5, f[A3,*]=6` (constant across DimB) | +| `g` | `g[A1,B1]=1, g[A1,B2]=4, g[A2,B1]=5, g[A2,B2]=2, g[A3,B1]=3, g[A3,B2]=6` | +| `y` | `y[A1]=3, y[A2]=4, y[A3]=5` | + +`vector_simple.dat` has no `c` column (it is MDL-only here; `c` ground +truth comes from `vector.dat`, identical model rows). + +### Current engine output (real MDL run, before Task 2) + +`vector_simple.mdl` and `vector.mdl` (with the failing `y` line removed) +both produce, identically: + +``` +c[a1]=11 c[a2]=12 c[a3]=12 <- already matches genuine +f[a1,*]=1 f[a2,*]=2 f[a3,*]=2 <- WRONG (genuine 1,5,6) +g[a1,b1]=1 g[a1,b2]=2 g[a2,b1]=2 +g[a2,b2]=1 g[a3,b1]=1 g[a3,b2]=2 <- WRONG (genuine 1,4,5,2,3,6) +``` + +`vector.mdl` *with* `y` fails to compile entirely: +`NotSimulatable: "failed to compile fragments for variables: y"`. +A 4-line model containing only `x` and that one `y` equation reproduces +the same failure, with **no model-level diagnostic emitted** (silent until +the assembly stage at `db.rs:4979`). + +So there are two independent problems: + +- **Problem A — the VM base+stride bug.** `c` (1-D source) is already + correct; `f`/`g` (cross-dimension source `d[DimA,B1]`) are wrong. This is + exactly the AC6.1/AC6.2/AC6.4 target and is cleanly fixable (sections 3–5). +- **Problem B — `y` does not compile.** A scalar source (`x[three]`) with + an arithmetic offset (`(DimA - 1)`) never reaches the VM. This blocks + AC6.3's "un-exclude `vector.xmile`" as written (section 6). + +--- + +## 3. How the source-arg view reaches the opcode + +`VECTOR ELM MAP(src, offs)` is hoisted into `AssignTemp(temp, App(VEM, +src, offs), out_view)`. `find_expr_array_view` (`mod.rs:872-879`) takes the +**offset** argument's view as the result shape — result element count and +iteration come from `offs`, not `src`. + +`codegen.rs:1086` emits, in order: a static view for `src`, a static view +for `offs`, then `Opcode::VectorElmMap`. The opcode reads +`offset_view = view_stack[len-1]`, `source_view = view_stack[len-2]` +(`vm.rs:2305-2306`). + +The source arg is lowered under `with_vector_builtin_wildcards` +(`context.rs:2239-2245`: `promote_active_dim_ref = true`, +`preserve_wildcards_for_iteration = true`). Three shapes occur in the +fixtures: + +**`b[B1]` (1-D, fully collapsed to scalar).** `view.dims.is_empty()` is +true and `promote_active_dim_ref` is set, so `context.rs:1396-1417` +promotes the `Single(B1)` op to `Wildcard` and rebuilds the **full `b` +array** view: `base_off=b`, `offset=0`, `dims=[2]`, `strides=[1]`. The base +established by the (now-promoted-away) element reference is `0`. This is +why `c` is already correct: `result[i] = b[round(offs[i])]` over the full +2-element `b`, `offs = a = [0,1,1]` ⇒ `[1,2,2]`, `+10` ⇒ `[11,12,12]`. ✓ + +**`d[DimA,B1]` (2-D, DimA is the A2A active dim of `f`/`g`, B1 a named +element).** This hits the `preserve_for_iteration` branch +(`context.rs:1369-1387`): `ActiveDimRef(DimA)` → `Wildcard`, but the +`Single(B1)` is **kept**. `build_view_from_ops` over `orig_dims=[3,2]`, +`orig_strides=[2,1]` (row-major, declared order DimA-outer, DimB-inner): + +- DimA → `Wildcard`: keeps `new_dims=[3]`, `new_strides=[2]`. +- DimB → `Single(0)` (B1 is element index 0): dimension removed, + `offset_adjustment += 0 * 1 = 0`. + +Result `ArrayView`: `base_off=d`, `offset=0`, `dims=[3]`, `strides=[2]`, +`dim_names=["DimA"]`. Carried verbatim onto the view stack by +`to_runtime_view`. + +**`x[three]` (1-D, fully collapsed to scalar — `y`'s source).** Same shape +as `b[B1]`: promoted to full `x` (`dims=[5]`, `strides=[1]`, base 0). The +source view is fine; the failure is elsewhere (section 6). + +### The actual bug in the opcode + +`vm.rs:2311-2329` flattens `source_view` into a `source_values` vec by +iterating exactly `source_view.size()` elements. For `d[DimA,B1]` that is 3 +elements at `flat_offset` `{0, 2, 4}` (offset 0, stride 2) ⇒ +`source_values = [d[A1,B1], d[A2,B1], d[A3,B1]] = [1, 2, 3]`. + +Then `vm.rs:2337-2353` computes, for each result element `i`, +`source_values[round(offset[i])]` with out-of-range ⇒ NaN. There is **no +per-element base** and the materialized vec is only the 3-element B1 +column — it cannot address the B2 column at all. + +`f` (offset `a = [0,1,1]`): `source_values[0]=1`, `[1]=2`, `[1]=2` ⇒ +`f=[1,2,2]`. Confirmed by the real run. Genuine wants `[1,5,6]`. + +The OOB→NaN guard at `vm.rs:2348-2352` is genuine Vensim and stays. + +--- + +## 4. The chosen base + stride computation (Problem A) + +Genuine Vensim, per the user-approved correction: result element `i` = +`source[base_i + offset[i]]` over the **full source array**, last subscript +fastest, out-of-range ⇒ `:NA:`/NaN, **no modulo**. + +Two quantities are needed at the opcode and are both already encoded in +`source_view` (a `RuntimeView`): + +**(a) Per-result-element base `base_i`.** This is the flat position the +first-argument element reference established, expressed in the source +variable's storage. The view's `offset` field already holds the static +part of it (the slice start). For the cross-dimension case the *remaining* +free axis of the source view is the dimension the offset walks; the base +for result element `i` is the source view's flat offset at the source's +position-`i` along that axis with the offset contribution set to zero. + +Concretely: after the source arg is lowered, `source_view` has exactly one +remaining free dimension (the wildcard-promoted axis — `DimA` for +`d[DimA,B1]`, the whole dim for the promoted 1-D `b`/`x` cases) plus +`offset` carrying the collapsed-subscript contribution. The per-element +base is + +``` +base_i = source_view.offset + i * source_view.strides[free_axis_for_i] +``` + +where `i` is the result element's index *projected onto the source's free +axis* (for `f`/`g`, result iterates `DimA × DimB`; the source free axis is +`DimA`; the projection is `result_index / DimB_size`, i.e. broadcast `DimB`). +For the promoted 1-D source (`c`), the source has no collapsed offset +(`offset = 0`), the free axis stride is `1`, and `base_i` reduces to `0` +when the offset reference is element-position-independent — which is why +`c` already works and must keep working. + +**(b) Full-array innermost stride for the offset step.** The offset +indexes *into the full source array*, innermost-fastest. The innermost +stride of the full source array is the stride of the source variable's +last declared dimension. For a `RuntimeView` that was sliced from a +contiguous variable, the smallest positive stride present (or `1` for a +contiguous full array) is that innermost stride. For the fixture sources it +is `1` in every case (`d` is row-major contiguous; `strides=[2,1]`, the +last/innermost dim stride is `1`; the promoted 1-D `b`/`x` have stride +`1`). So: + +``` +flat_i = base_i + round(offset[i]) * innermost_source_stride +value_i = curr[source_view.base_off + flat_i] // via read_view_element +``` + +with `value_i = NaN` when `offset[i]` is NaN **or** `flat_i` falls outside +`[source_view_full_lo, source_view_full_hi)` — the full storage extent of +the source variable, *not* the 3-element slice. The full extent is +`[min over the source's full dims of base, that + product(full_dims))`; +in practice, since the source variable is contiguous, it is +`[var_base, var_base + full_len)` where `full_len` is the product of the +source variable's *original* dimension sizes. + +### Exact change to `vm.rs:2311-2353` + +Replace the "materialize a flat `source_values` vec then index it" block +with a direct addressed read against the full source array: + +1. Delete the `source_values` materialization loop (`vm.rs:2311-2329`). +2. Compute, once: `inner_stride` = the innermost (smallest positive) + stride of `source_view` — for the contiguous fixtures this is `1`; + compute it as `*source_view.strides.iter().filter(|s| **s > 0).min()` + defaulting to `1`. Compute the full source extent + `[lo, hi)` from `source_view` (`lo = source_view.offset` rebased to the + variable; `hi = lo + full_source_len`). The full length is recoverable + from the source variable's declared dims; the simplest robust route is + to push the **full source-array view** for ELM MAP rather than the + sliced one (see "compiler-side option" below), making `lo = 0`, + `hi = source_view.size()`, and the base derivation trivial. +3. In the existing per-offset-element loop (`vm.rs:2337-2353`), for result + element `i` compute `base_i` per (a) and + `flat_i = base_i + round(offset_val) * inner_stride`; write + `temp_storage[temp_off + i] = if offset_val.is_nan() || flat_i out of + [lo,hi) { NaN } else { read_view_element(source_full, flat_i, ...) }`. +4. **No `rem_euclid`, no modulo.** `vm.rs:102`'s `Op2::Mod` is unrelated. + +**Compiler-side option (recommended, smaller VM diff).** The cleanest +shape is for `walk_expr_as_view(source)` to push the **full source-array +view** (all original dims, `offset = 0`) for ELM MAP, plus enough metadata +to recover `base_i`. The lowering at `context.rs:1396-1417` already does +exactly this promotion for the fully-collapsed 1-D case (`b[B1]` → full +`b`). Extending the same "promote `Single` → `Wildcard`" treatment to the +`preserve_for_iteration` branch (`context.rs:1369-1387`) for ELM MAP's +source argument — promoting the kept `Single(B1)` to `Wildcard` and +folding its offset (`B1`'s element index along DimB, here `0`) into a +per-result-element base — turns `d[DimA,B1]` into the full 2-D `d` view +(`dims=[3,2]`, `strides=[2,1]`, `offset=0`). Then the opcode needs only: + +``` +base_i = (i / DimB_size) * d.strides[DimA] + B1_index * d.strides[DimB] +flat_i = base_i + round(offset[i]) * d.strides[innermost] // *1 +``` + +The B1-index term is the "base from the first-arg element reference" the +phase file describes. For the fixtures `B1_index = 0`, so `base_i` is just +the `DimA`-row start, exactly reproducing genuine Vensim (verified in +section 5). This keeps the OOB→NaN test against the *full* `d` length (6), +not the slice (3). + +Either route is correct; the recommended one (push full view + derive base +from the collapsed-subscript offset) localizes the change and makes the +base term explicit. Task 2 should pick the compiler-side promotion: it +reuses the existing, tested 1-D promotion code path and keeps the VM +opcode a straightforward "full-array indexed read with a per-element base". + +--- + +## 5. Hand-derivation vs genuine `.dat` (Problem A) + +Source `d` full storage, row-major declared order `d[DimA,DimB]`, +`strides=[2,1]`, flat layout: + +``` +idx: 0 1 2 3 4 5 +val: d11=1 d12=4 d21=2 d22=5 d31=3 d32=6 +``` + +(`d[Ai,Bj]` flat index `= (i-1)*2 + (j-1)`.) + +### `f[DimA,DimB] = VECTOR ELM MAP(d[DimA,B1], a[DimA])` + +Result iterates `DimA × DimB`. Source free axis = `DimA`; `B1_index = 0`. +`base` for `DimA = Ak` is `(k-1)*2 + 0*1 = (k-1)*2`. Offset broadcasts +`a[DimA]` across `DimB`: `a = [0,1,1]`. + +| elem | base | offset | flat = base + offset*1 | d[flat] | genuine | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| A1,* | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 ✓ | +| A2,* | 2 | 1 | 3 | 5 | 5 ✓ | +| A3,* | 4 | 1 | 5 | 6 | 6 ✓ | + +Reproduces `f = [1,5,6]` exactly. + +### `g[DimA,DimB] = VECTOR ELM MAP(d[DimA,B1], e[DimA,DimB])` + +Same base as `f`. Offset is the full 2-D `e`: +`e[A1,B1]=0,e[A1,B2]=1,e[A2,B1]=1,e[A2,B2]=0,e[A3,B1]=0,e[A3,B2]=1`. + +| elem | base | offset | flat | d[flat] | genuine | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| A1,B1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 ✓ | +| A1,B2 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 4 | 4 ✓ | +| A2,B1 | 2 | 1 | 3 | 5 | 5 ✓ | +| A2,B2 | 2 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 2 ✓ | +| A3,B1 | 4 | 0 | 4 | 3 | 3 ✓ | +| A3,B2 | 4 | 1 | 5 | 6 | 6 ✓ | + +Reproduces `g = [1,4,5,2,3,6]` exactly. + +### `c[DimA] = 10 + VECTOR ELM MAP(b[B1], a[DimA])` + +Source promoted to full `b` (`dims=[2]`, `strides=[1]`, `offset=0`); +`base = 0` for all elements (the `B1` collapsed-subscript offset is `0` and +there is no free source axis the result projects onto — the source is fully +broadcast). `flat_i = 0 + round(a[i])*1`. `b` flat = `[1,2]`. + +| elem | offset (a) | flat | b[flat] | +10 | genuine | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| A1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 11 | 11 ✓ | +| A2 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 12 | 12 ✓ | +| A3 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 12 | 12 ✓ | + +Reproduces `c = [11,12,12]` — and matches the current engine output, so +the fix must leave this case unchanged. The chosen formula does (base 0, +full 2-element source). + +### `vector_simple` / `vector.xmile` OOB cases + +No fixture offset lands out of range under the genuine rule (all `base_i + +offset[i]` stay inside the full source). So the numeric gates pass +identically whether OOB→NaN or a hypothetical wrap were used — consistent +with the phase file's note that no real offset wraps. OOB→NaN is kept +because it is genuine Vensim (`:NA:`), pinned by the existing +`out_of_bounds_*` / `negative_offset_*` unit tests, which stay (their NaN +premise is correct genuine Vensim; only their *base* changes, and for those +1-D `source[*]` fixtures `base = 0`, so they are already correct and need +no edit — confirmed against Task 3's scope). + +**Conclusion for Problem A:** the base+stride approach is concrete, +localized, and reproduces every genuine `vector.dat` ELM MAP value +(`c`, `f`, `g`) exactly. AC6.1, AC6.2, AC6.4 are cleanly implementable. + +--- + +## 6. Obstacle: `y = VECTOR ELM MAP(x[three], (DimA - 1))` does not compile + +This blocks AC6.3 ("un-exclude `vector.xmile`", which contains `y`) and +AC6.2/Task 6's cited `y[A1]=3,y[A2]=4,y[A3]=5`. **It is not the VM +base+stride bug** — `y` never produces bytecode that runs. + +**Reproduction:** a 4-variable model (`DimA`, `DimX`, `x[DimX]=1..5`, +`y[DimA] = VECTOR ELM MAP(x[three], (DimA - 1))`) fails with +`NotSimulatable: "failed to compile fragments for variables: y"` and emits +**no model-level diagnostic** (silent until the assembly stage, +`db.rs:4979-4983`). + +**Root cause (from the pipeline):** ELM MAP takes its result shape from the +*offset* argument's view (`find_expr_array_view`, `mod.rs:872-879`: +`VectorElmMap(_, offset) -> find_expr_array_view(offset)`). That function +only returns a view for `Expr::StaticSubscript` / `Expr::TempArray` +(`mod.rs:874`). Here: + +- The source `x[three]` is a **scalar** (a single element, fully + collapsed), not an array view. +- The offset `(DimA - 1)` is an **arithmetic expression** (`Op2(Sub, …)`) + over the iteration dimension's position, not a `StaticSubscript`. + `find_expr_array_view` returns `None` for it. + +So the hoister cannot derive the result array shape for `y`, the +`AssignTemp` fragment for `y` is never built, and assembly later reports +the missing fragment. `f`/`g`/`c` all have an *array-valued* offset arg +(`a[DimA]`, `e[DimA,DimB]`) that is a `StaticSubscript`, so they hoist +fine; `y` is the only fixture whose offset is a derived expression and +whose source is a scalar. + +This is the same pattern the now-stale `simulate.rs:651-657` exclusion +comment already flagged ("`y[DimA] = VECTOR ELM MAP(x[three], (DimA-1))` +fails in VM incremental path") — except it fails at *compile/assembly*, not +in the VM. + +### Why this is larger than Task 2 anticipates + +Task 2 scopes itself to `vm.rs:2311-2353` plus "if the spike requires, the +compiler-side view construction that pushes the ELM MAP source argument". +Fixing `y` is a *different* compiler change: ELM MAP must derive its result +shape (and per-element offset values) when the offset is an arbitrary +scalar-valued expression evaluated per result element, and the source is a +scalar broadcast. That touches `find_expr_array_view` / the +`expand_arrayed_with_hoisting` shape inference (`mod.rs:1598-1650`), not +just the view push. It also needs the per-element-evaluated offset path +(the offset is `position(DimA) - 1`, recomputed for each `DimA` element), +which the current ELM MAP hoist (single whole-array offset view) does not +model. + +### Recommended decision for the orchestrator (before Task 2) + +Three viable paths, in order of preference: + +1. **Scope AC6.3 to the ELM MAP variables `vector.xmile` can actually + exercise, and narrow the `y` part to a tracked follow-up.** The phase + file's Task 6 already contemplates narrowing: "narrow the gate to the + ELM-MAP variables rather than weakening the whole comparison … only + narrow with a tracked issue". Land Problem A (the `f`/`g`/`c` fix + + `vector_simple.dat` + unit tests), include `vector.xmile` but exclude + the `y` variable from the comparison, and file a `track-issue` for + "ELM MAP with scalar source + per-element expression offset does not + compile". This keeps Phase 5 green and delivers AC6.1/AC6.2/AC6.4 plus + most of AC6.3 without scope creep. + +2. **Expand Task 2 to also fix the scalar-source / expression-offset + compile path.** Correct, but it is a separate, non-trivial compiler + change (shape inference + per-element offset evaluation) that the phase + plan did not budget. Only do this if AC6.3 must be fully met in Phase 5. + +3. **Defer all of `vector.xmile` (keep it excluded), land Problem A via + `vector_simple.dat` + unit tests only.** Weakest: loses the + genuine-Vensim regression gate AC6.3 explicitly wants. + +Option 1 is the best fit for the phase file's own "prefer full inclusion; +narrow with a tracked issue if a variable genuinely resists a general fix" +guidance. The `y` failure is a genuine, pre-existing, separately-scoped +compiler gap, not effort-avoidance. + +--- + +## 7. Summary for Task 2's implementor + +- **Do** implement the base+stride read for Problem A. Push the **full + source-array view** for ELM MAP's source (extend the existing + `context.rs:1396-1417` `Single → Wildcard` promotion to the + `preserve_for_iteration` branch for the ELM MAP source arg), fold the + collapsed-subscript element index into a per-result-element base, and in + `vm.rs:2311-2353` compute `flat_i = base_i + round(offset[i]) * + innermost_source_stride`, reading via `read_view_element` against the + full source, OOB (vs the **full** source extent) ⇒ NaN. +- **Do not** add `rem_euclid`/modulo. **Do not** change the OOB→NaN + semantics. **Do not** edit the 1-D `source[*]` OOB/negative unit tests' + expectations (their base is 0; already genuine). +- The hand-derivation in section 5 reproduces genuine `vector.dat` + `c=[11,12,12]`, `f=[1,5,6]`, `g=[1,4,5,2,3,6]` **exactly**. +- **Flag to orchestrator:** `y` (scalar source + expression offset) does + not compile today; it is out of Task 2's scope. Prefer option 1 in + section 6 (narrow AC6.3's `vector.xmile` gate to the ELM MAP array-offset + variables + `track-issue` for `y`). From 889bfb8931bcea31235d40b7ea769795e4f62515 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 20:18:34 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 40/72] engine: VECTOR ELM MAP genuine Vensim base+full-source (AC6) Implements genuine-Vensim VECTOR ELM MAP semantics (Phase 5, AC6.1-AC6.4): result element i = source[base_i + round(offset[i])] resolved over the source variable's full row-major contiguous storage, where base_i is the flat position established by the first-argument element reference. An offset (plus base) landing outside the source variable's full storage range, or a NaN offset, yields :NA: (NaN). There is NO modulo / NO wraparound -- the design doc's rem_euclid wording was factually wrong (Ventana's official VECTOR ELM MAP reference: out-of-range => :NA:); this follows the user-approved correction. The prior VM opcode flattened the *sliced* source view (e.g. for d[DimA,B1] only the 3-element B1 column at stride 2) and indexed it by the offset with no per-element base, so a cross-dimension source could never reach its second dimension (f/g produced [1,2,2] instead of genuine [1,5,6]/[1,4,5,2,3,6]). The opcode now distinguishes a full-array source (source[*], a fully-collapsed source[] promoted back to the whole array -- base 0, result[i] = source[round(offset[i])]) from a strict-slice source (a cross-dimension element reference -- base_i is the sliced view's flat_offset at the carried-dimension position projected from the result element via dimension-id matching, with the collapsed subscript folded into the view offset). The source variable's storage is contiguous row-major, so the offset steps the innermost (last declared) dimension with stride 1, and the out-of-range bound is the source variable's full element count -- threaded as a new VectorElmMap opcode field (full_source_len) computed in codegen from the unique per-variable (offset, size) layout, plumbed through the symbolic representation and pinned in the renumber pass (absolute, not a temp id). The opcode body is a sibling module (vm_vector_elm_map.rs) so vm.rs stays under the per-file line cap, matching the existing vm-adjacent helper split pattern. The existing 1-D source[*] unit tests (vector_elm_map_tests, the 7 hoisting modules, compiler_vector VEM tests) are already correct under genuine semantics (base 0 for a whole-array source), so they are left unchanged; their out-of-range/negative -> NaN cases stay (that premise is correct genuine Vensim :NA:). Added a focused cross-dimension unit test (f[DimA,DimB] = VECTOR ELM MAP(d[DimA,B1], a[DimA]) => 1,5,6) and a 1-D base=0 regression. vector_simple.dat f/g rows corrected to the genuine values (independently re-derived; identical to real-Vensim vector.dat). vector.xmile is un-excluded as a genuine-Vensim regression gate via a dedicated simulates_vector_xmile_genuine test that compares against the real-Vensim vector.dat through all three ensure_results paths (VM, protobuf, XMILE round-trip). The ELM MAP base/full-source variables c/f/g (and every other variable) are hard genuine-Vensim equality gates. Only two pre-existing, separately-tracked, out-of-scope variables are carved out: y (GitHub #578 -- scalar-source/expression-offset ELM MAP does not compile, a shape-inference gap distinct from this base/stride fix) and p (GitHub #576 -- dormant/unverified 2-D VECTOR SORT ORDER fixture data; a different builtin, unchanged here). Excluded variables are dropped from the compiled model so #578's non-compiling y cannot abort the project; the c/f/g genuine gate is not weakened. --- src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs | 84 ++++++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/bytecode.rs | 16 ++- src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs | 41 +++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs | 33 +++++- src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs | 1 + src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs | 109 ++++++------------ src/simlin-engine/src/vm_vector_elm_map.rs | 100 ++++++++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 101 ++++++++++++++-- src/simlin-engine/tests/test_helpers.rs | 26 +++++ .../models/vector_simple/vector_simple.dat | 34 +++--- 10 files changed, 437 insertions(+), 108 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/simlin-engine/src/vm_vector_elm_map.rs diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs index 7ff6953a2..65f6eb601 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs @@ -3584,6 +3584,90 @@ mod vector_elm_map_tests { vals[1] ); } + + // AC6.2: cross-dimension source resolves against the FULL source array. + // + // Genuine Vensim (Ventana's official VECTOR ELM MAP reference + the + // real-Vensim ground truth test/sdeverywhere/models/vector/vector.dat): + // result element i = source[base_i + round(offset[i])] over the full + // source array (last subscript fastest, innermost stride = 1 in the + // variable's row-major contiguous storage), where base_i is the flat + // position the first-argument element reference establishes; no modulo. + // + // Fixture (identical shape to vector_simple's f): + // DimA: A1,A2,A3 DimB: B1,B2 + // a[DimA] = 0, 1, 1 + // d[A1,B1]=1 d[A2,B1]=2 d[A3,B1]=3 d[A1,B2]=4 d[A2,B2]=5 d[A3,B2]=6 + // f[DimA,DimB] = VECTOR ELM MAP(d[DimA,B1], a[DimA]) + // + // d full storage, row-major declared order d[DimA,DimB], strides=[2,1]: + // idx: 0=d11=1 1=d12=4 2=d21=2 3=d22=5 4=d31=3 5=d32=6 + // Result iterates DimA x DimB; source free axis = DimA (the ActiveDimRef), + // B1 is the collapsed element subscript (DimB index 0, base contribution + // 0*stride_DimB = 0); offset a[DimA] broadcasts across DimB. + // A1,* : base = 0*2 + 0 = 0, offset 0 -> flat 0 -> d[0]=1 (genuine f[A1]=1) + // A2,* : base = 1*2 + 0 = 2, offset 1 -> flat 3 -> d[3]=5 (genuine f[A2]=5) + // A3,* : base = 2*2 + 0 = 4, offset 1 -> flat 5 -> d[5]=6 (genuine f[A3]=6) + // + // The pre-fix VM materialized only the 3-element B1 column (the sliced + // source view) with no per-element base, producing f=[1,2,2]; this test + // is the AC6.2 spec and fails against the pre-fix VM. + #[test] + fn cross_dimension_source_resolves_full_array_vm() { + let project = TestProject::new("vem_cross_dim_vm") + .named_dimension("DimA", &["A1", "A2", "A3"]) + .named_dimension("DimB", &["B1", "B2"]) + .array_with_ranges("a[DimA]", vec![("A1", "0"), ("A2", "1"), ("A3", "1")]) + .array_with_ranges( + "d[DimA,DimB]", + vec![ + ("A1,B1", "1"), + ("A2,B1", "2"), + ("A3,B1", "3"), + ("A1,B2", "4"), + ("A2,B2", "5"), + ("A3,B2", "6"), + ], + ) + .array_aux("f[DimA,DimB]", "vector_elm_map(d[DimA,B1], a[DimA])"); + let vals = project.vm_result_incremental("f"); + assert_eq!(vals.len(), 6, "expected 6 elements (DimA x DimB)"); + // f is row-major [DimA,DimB]: [f(A1,B1), f(A1,B2), f(A2,B1), f(A2,B2), + // f(A3,B1), f(A3,B2)] = [1,1,5,5,6,6] (f broadcast across DimB). + let expected = [1.0, 1.0, 5.0, 5.0, 6.0, 6.0]; + for (i, (&got, &want)) in vals.iter().zip(expected.iter()).enumerate() { + assert!( + (got - want).abs() < 1e-9, + "f[{i}] (genuine Vensim): expected {want}, got {got} (full vals: {vals:?})" + ); + } + } + + // AC6.4 defense-in-depth: a 1-D source[*] argument has base = 0 for all + // result elements (no ActiveDimRef element reference), so genuine Vensim + // reduces to result[i] = source[round(offset[i])] over the full source. + // This is what the pre-fix VM already did for the 1-D shape, so it must + // stay byte-identical after the base+full-source correction (the fold + // must not regress the 1-D case). + #[test] + fn one_d_source_base_is_zero_vm() { + let project = TestProject::new("vem_1d_base_zero_vm") + .indexed_dimension("D", 4) + .array_with_ranges( + "source[D]", + vec![("1", "10"), ("2", "20"), ("3", "30"), ("4", "40")], + ) + .array_with_ranges( + "offsets[D]", + vec![("1", "3"), ("2", "1"), ("3", "0"), ("4", "2")], + ) + .array_aux("result[D]", "vector_elm_map(source[*], offsets[*])"); + let vals = project.vm_result_incremental("result"); + // base=0 for every element: result[i] = source[offsets[i]] + // = [source[3], source[1], source[0], source[2]] = [40,20,10,30]. + project.assert_vm_result("result", &[40.0, 20.0, 10.0, 30.0]); + assert_eq!(vals.len(), 4); + } } mod arrayed_except_hoisting_tests { diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/bytecode.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/bytecode.rs index d49ae0081..f1bd0c14c 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/bytecode.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/bytecode.rs @@ -814,9 +814,17 @@ pub(crate) enum Opcode { /// The result is a single scalar pushed onto the arithmetic stack. VectorSelect {}, - /// Element-wise mapping operation; writes full result array to temp_storage. + /// Genuine-Vensim VECTOR ELM MAP; writes the full result array to + /// temp_storage. `full_source_len` is the source *variable's* total + /// element count (product of its full declared dimensions) -- the + /// out-of-range bound for the genuine `:NA:` rule. The source variable's + /// storage in `curr[]` is contiguous row-major, so the source view's + /// `base_off` plus a directly-computed flat index addresses it, and the + /// offset steps the innermost (last declared) dimension whose contiguous + /// stride is 1. VectorElmMap { write_temp_id: TempId, + full_source_len: u32, }, /// Produces an array of sort-order indices; writes to temp_storage. @@ -1587,7 +1595,11 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!((Opcode::VectorSelect {}).stack_effect(), (2, 1)); // VectorElmMap: reads views, writes to temp_storage, no arithmetic stack effect assert_eq!( - (Opcode::VectorElmMap { write_temp_id: 0 }).stack_effect(), + (Opcode::VectorElmMap { + write_temp_id: 0, + full_source_len: 0 + }) + .stack_effect(), (0, 0) ); // VectorSortOrder: pops 1 scalar (direction), writes to temp_storage diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs index 9f2f40c4a..d1576251b 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs @@ -203,6 +203,39 @@ impl<'module> Compiler<'module> { (self.static_views.len() - 1) as ViewId } + /// Total element count of the source *variable* referenced by an + /// expression, i.e. the product of its full declared dimensions. This is + /// the genuine-Vensim VECTOR ELM MAP out-of-range bound (`:NA:` is + /// returned for an offset that would map outside the source variable's + /// full storage). Each model variable owns a unique `[offset, offset+size)` + /// slot range (offsets are assigned by `i += size`), so the base offset + /// uniquely identifies the variable and its full `size`. Falls back to + /// the lowered view's element count when the source is not a plain + /// variable/subscript reference (e.g. a scalar `Var`), which is the + /// correct full extent for those non-sliced shapes. + fn full_source_len(&self, source: &Expr) -> u32 { + let (base_off, view_len) = match source { + Expr::StaticSubscript(off, view, _) => { + (Some(*off), view.dims.iter().product::().max(1)) + } + Expr::Var(off, _) => (Some(*off), 1usize), + Expr::TempArray(_, view, _) => (None, view.dims.iter().product::().max(1)), + _ => (None, 1usize), + }; + + if let Some(base_off) = base_off { + let model_offsets = &self.module.offsets[&self.module.ident]; + if let Some(size) = model_offsets + .values() + .find(|(off, _)| *off == base_off) + .map(|(_, size)| *size) + { + return size as u32; + } + } + view_len as u32 + } + /// Convert an ArrayView to a StaticArrayView for a variable fn array_view_to_static(&mut self, base_off: usize, view: &ArrayView) -> StaticArrayView { // Convert sparse info @@ -1084,10 +1117,18 @@ impl<'module> Compiler<'module> { if let Expr::App(builtin, _) = rhs.as_ref() { match builtin { BuiltinFn::VectorElmMap(source, offset) => { + // Genuine Vensim resolves the mapping over the + // source *variable's* full storage; capture its + // total element count before the (possibly + // sliced) source view is pushed so the VM can + // apply the out-of-range -> :NA: bound and the + // per-element base correctly. + let full_source_len = self.full_source_len(source); self.walk_expr_as_view(source)?; self.walk_expr_as_view(offset)?; self.push(Opcode::VectorElmMap { write_temp_id: *id as TempId, + full_source_len, }); self.push(Opcode::PopView {}); self.push(Opcode::PopView {}); diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs index ae6e3da40..b1cdcfb52 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs @@ -209,6 +209,7 @@ pub(crate) enum SymbolicOpcode { VectorSelect {}, VectorElmMap { write_temp_id: TempId, + full_source_len: u32, }, VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id: TempId, @@ -621,8 +622,12 @@ pub(crate) fn symbolize_opcode( Opcode::ArrayStddev {} => Ok(SymbolicOpcode::ArrayStddev {}), Opcode::ArraySize {} => Ok(SymbolicOpcode::ArraySize {}), Opcode::VectorSelect {} => Ok(SymbolicOpcode::VectorSelect {}), - Opcode::VectorElmMap { write_temp_id } => Ok(SymbolicOpcode::VectorElmMap { + Opcode::VectorElmMap { + write_temp_id, + full_source_len, + } => Ok(SymbolicOpcode::VectorElmMap { write_temp_id: *write_temp_id, + full_source_len: *full_source_len, }), Opcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id } => Ok(SymbolicOpcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id: *write_temp_id, @@ -986,8 +991,12 @@ pub(crate) fn resolve_opcode( SymbolicOpcode::ArrayStddev {} => Ok(Opcode::ArrayStddev {}), SymbolicOpcode::ArraySize {} => Ok(Opcode::ArraySize {}), SymbolicOpcode::VectorSelect {} => Ok(Opcode::VectorSelect {}), - SymbolicOpcode::VectorElmMap { write_temp_id } => Ok(Opcode::VectorElmMap { + SymbolicOpcode::VectorElmMap { + write_temp_id, + full_source_len, + } => Ok(Opcode::VectorElmMap { write_temp_id: *write_temp_id, + full_source_len: *full_source_len, }), SymbolicOpcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id } => Ok(Opcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id: *write_temp_id, @@ -1549,8 +1558,14 @@ pub(crate) fn renumber_opcode( n_sources: *n_sources, dest_temp_id: checked_add_u8(*dest_temp_id, temp_off_u8, "TempId")?, }, - SymbolicOpcode::VectorElmMap { write_temp_id } => SymbolicOpcode::VectorElmMap { + SymbolicOpcode::VectorElmMap { + write_temp_id, + full_source_len, + } => SymbolicOpcode::VectorElmMap { write_temp_id: checked_add_u8(*write_temp_id, temp_off_u8, "TempId")?, + // full_source_len is the source variable's absolute element count, + // not a temp id -- it is not renumbered on fragment concatenation. + full_source_len: *full_source_len, }, SymbolicOpcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id } => SymbolicOpcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id: checked_add_u8(*write_temp_id, temp_off_u8, "TempId")?, @@ -2905,10 +2920,18 @@ mod tests { // concatenation, just like LoadTempConst and BeginIter. let temp_off: u32 = 5; - let elm_map = SymbolicOpcode::VectorElmMap { write_temp_id: 0 }; + let elm_map = SymbolicOpcode::VectorElmMap { + write_temp_id: 0, + full_source_len: 6, + }; match renumber_opcode(&elm_map, 0, 0, 0, 0, temp_off, 0).unwrap() { - SymbolicOpcode::VectorElmMap { write_temp_id } => { + SymbolicOpcode::VectorElmMap { + write_temp_id, + full_source_len, + } => { assert_eq!(write_temp_id, 5); + // full_source_len passes through unchanged (absolute, not a temp id) + assert_eq!(full_source_len, 6); } other => panic!("expected VectorElmMap, got {:?}", other), } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs index eb9cb3611..71275fad8 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs @@ -106,6 +106,7 @@ mod units_infer; mod variable; pub mod vdf; mod vm; +mod vm_vector_elm_map; pub mod xmile; pub use self::common::{Error, ErrorCode, ErrorKind, Result, canonicalize}; diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs index 7c4d434d5..2e4372f93 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs @@ -492,7 +492,7 @@ fn collect_stock_offsets( /// Advance a multi-dimensional index in row-major order. Shared by all /// vector operation opcodes to iterate over array elements. #[inline] -fn increment_indices(indices: &mut [u16], dims: &[u16]) { +pub(crate) fn increment_indices(indices: &mut [u16], dims: &[u16]) { for d in (0..indices.len()).rev() { indices[d] += 1; if indices[d] < dims[d] { @@ -2298,80 +2298,39 @@ impl Vm { } } - // VectorElmMap uses 0-based offset indexing: offset 0 means "element at - // position 0 of the source array." This matches Vensim's VECTOR ELM MAP - // semantics where the offset array contains zero-based indices. - Opcode::VectorElmMap { write_temp_id } => { + // Genuine-Vensim VECTOR ELM MAP -- rule + citations on + // `crate::vm_vector_elm_map::vector_elm_map` (no modulo; + // OOB/NaN => `:NA:`). + Opcode::VectorElmMap { + write_temp_id, + full_source_len, + } => { let offset_view = &view_stack[view_stack.len() - 1]; let source_view = &view_stack[view_stack.len() - 2]; - - if !source_view.is_valid || !offset_view.is_valid { - Self::fill_temp_nan(temp_storage, context, *write_temp_id); - } else { - // Collect all source values - let source_size = source_view.size(); - let source_n_dims = source_view.dims.len(); - let mut source_values: SmallVec<[f64; 32]> = - SmallVec::with_capacity(source_size); - let mut src_indices: SmallVec<[u16; 4]> = - smallvec::smallvec![0; source_n_dims]; - for _ in 0..source_size { - let flat_off = source_view.flat_offset(&src_indices); - let val = Self::read_view_element( - source_view, - flat_off, - curr, - temp_storage, - context, - ); - source_values.push(val); - increment_indices(&mut src_indices, &source_view.dims); - } - - // Write mapped results to temp_storage - let temp_off = context.temp_offsets[*write_temp_id as usize]; - let offset_size = offset_view.size(); - let offset_n_dims = offset_view.dims.len(); - let mut off_indices: SmallVec<[u16; 4]> = - smallvec::smallvec![0; offset_n_dims]; - for i in 0..offset_size { - let flat_off = offset_view.flat_offset(&off_indices); - let offset_val = Self::read_view_element( - offset_view, - flat_off, - curr, - temp_storage, - context, - ); - let idx = offset_val.round(); - temp_storage[temp_off + i] = - if idx.is_nan() || idx < 0.0 || idx >= source_values.len() as f64 { - f64::NAN - } else { - source_values[idx as usize] - }; - increment_indices(&mut off_indices, &offset_view.dims); - } - } + crate::vm_vector_elm_map::vector_elm_map( + source_view, + offset_view, + *write_temp_id, + *full_source_len, + curr, + temp_storage, + context, + ); } - // VectorSortOrder returns a genuine-Vensim 0-based permutation: result - // position `i` holds the 0-based *source index* of the `i`-th element in - // sorted order. `direction > 0` (== 1) sorts ascending, otherwise - // descending. Ties keep stable source order (Rust's stable `sort_by`); - // genuine Vensim leaves tie-breaking unspecified, so a deterministic - // stable order does not contradict it. - // - // Ground truth for the 0-based (not 1-based) convention: real Vensim DSS - // 7.3.4 reference output `test/test-models/tests/vector_order/output.tab` - // (`SORT ORDER[*]` ranges over `0..n-1` and contains `0`, impossible for a - // 1-based permutation) and Ventana Systems' official VECTOR SORT ORDER - // reference ("the zero based index number for the elements in sorted - // order"). The prior design docs - // `docs/design-plans/2026-02-27-vm-vector-ops.md` and - // `2026-03-10-close-array-gaps.md:253` encoded a now-disproven 1-based - // assumption and are superseded. (RANK below is a distinct opcode and is - // correctly 1-based, per the same `output.tab`.) + // VectorSortOrder returns a genuine-Vensim 0-based + // permutation: result position `i` holds the 0-based source + // index of the `i`-th element in sorted order. `direction == + // 1` sorts ascending, otherwise descending. Ties keep stable + // source order (Rust's stable `sort_by`); genuine Vensim + // leaves tie-breaking unspecified, so this does not + // contradict it. Ground truth for the 0-based (not 1-based) + // convention: real Vensim DSS 7.3.4 reference output + // `test/test-models/tests/vector_order/output.tab` + // (`SORT ORDER[*]` ranges over `0..n-1` and contains `0`, + // impossible for a 1-based permutation) and Ventana's + // official VECTOR SORT ORDER reference. (RANK below is a + // distinct, correctly 1-based opcode, per the same file.) Opcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id } => { let direction = stack.pop().round() as i32; @@ -2681,7 +2640,7 @@ impl Vm { /// iteration index. For non-contiguous or sparse views, the caller must compute /// flat_off via `view.flat_offset(&indices)` or `view.offset_for_iter_index(iter_idx)`. #[inline] - fn read_view_element( + pub(crate) fn read_view_element( view: &RuntimeView, flat_off: usize, curr: &[f64], @@ -2698,7 +2657,11 @@ impl Vm { /// Fill a temp storage region with NaN. Uses `temp_offsets` to determine /// the correct region size, independent of potentially-invalid runtime views. - fn fill_temp_nan(temp_storage: &mut [f64], context: &ByteCodeContext, temp_id: TempId) { + pub(crate) fn fill_temp_nan( + temp_storage: &mut [f64], + context: &ByteCodeContext, + temp_id: TempId, + ) { let idx = temp_id as usize; let start = context.temp_offsets[idx]; let end = context diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/vm_vector_elm_map.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/vm_vector_elm_map.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..ca44227dc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/vm_vector_elm_map.rs @@ -0,0 +1,100 @@ +// Copyright 2026 The Simlin Authors. All rights reserved. +// Use of this source code is governed by the Apache License, +// Version 2.0, that can be found in the LICENSE file. + +//! Genuine-Vensim VECTOR ELM MAP opcode evaluation. +//! +//! Extracted from `vm.rs` (a sibling module purely for the per-file line +//! cap, like other `vm`-adjacent helpers in this crate). The hot +//! interpreter loop dispatches `Opcode::VectorElmMap` straight here. + +use smallvec::SmallVec; + +use crate::bytecode::{ByteCodeContext, RuntimeView, TempId}; +use crate::vm::{Vm, increment_indices}; + +/// Genuine-Vensim VECTOR ELM MAP: result element `i` = +/// `source[base_i + round(offset[i])]` over the source variable's FULL +/// row-major contiguous storage. `base_i` is the flat position the +/// first-argument *element reference* establishes; the offset steps the +/// source's innermost (last declared) dimension (stride 1 in contiguous +/// storage). An offset+base outside `[0, full_source_len)`, or a NaN +/// offset, yields `:NA:` (NaN). NO modulo / NO wraparound (the prior +/// implementation flattened the *sliced* view with no per-element base -- +/// the bug this corrects). +/// +/// Citations: Ventana Systems' official Vensim VECTOR ELM MAP reference +/// (0-based offset; base from arg-1's element reference; out-of-range => +/// :NA:, no modulo; full array, last subscript fastest) and real-Vensim +/// ground truth `test/sdeverywhere/models/vector/vector.dat` (identical +/// `vector_simple` rows): `c=[11,12,12]`, `f=[1,5,6]` (broadcast across +/// DimB), `g=[1,4,5,2,3,6]`. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +pub(crate) fn vector_elm_map( + source_view: &RuntimeView, + offset_view: &RuntimeView, + write_temp_id: TempId, + full_source_len: u32, + curr: &[f64], + temp_storage: &mut [f64], + context: &ByteCodeContext, +) { + if !source_view.is_valid || !offset_view.is_valid { + Vm::fill_temp_nan(temp_storage, context, write_temp_id); + return; + } + let temp_off = context.temp_offsets[write_temp_id as usize]; + let full_len = full_source_len as usize; + + // Full contiguous source => no per-element base (offset indexes the + // whole array). Otherwise a strict slice: remaining dims are the + // carried axes, `offset` holds the collapsed subscript's base. + let source_is_full_array = source_view.size() == full_len && source_view.is_contiguous(); + + // Carried source dim -> offset view axis of the same dimension id (so + // the sliced view's `flat_offset` evaluates the element reference at + // this result element); uncarried axes contribute 0. + let src_to_off_axis: SmallVec<[Option; 4]> = source_view + .dim_ids + .iter() + .map(|sd| offset_view.dim_ids.iter().position(|od| od == sd)) + .collect(); + + let offset_size = offset_view.size(); + let mut off_indices: SmallVec<[u16; 4]> = smallvec::smallvec![0; offset_view.dims.len()]; + let mut src_indices: SmallVec<[u16; 4]> = smallvec::smallvec![0; source_view.dims.len()]; + for i in 0..offset_size { + let off_flat = offset_view.flat_offset(&off_indices); + let offset_val = Vm::read_view_element(offset_view, off_flat, curr, temp_storage, context); + + // base_i: 0 for a full-array source; else the sliced view's flat + // offset at this element's carried-dim projection. + let base_i = if source_is_full_array { + 0i64 + } else { + for (k, slot) in src_indices.iter_mut().enumerate() { + *slot = match src_to_off_axis[k] { + Some(p) => off_indices[p], + None => 0, + }; + } + source_view.flat_offset(&src_indices) as i64 + }; + + // Contiguous row-major storage: stepping the source's innermost + // (last declared) dimension is a step of 1 flat slot. Read via + // read_view_element (strict-slice views may be temp-backed). + let elem = if offset_val.is_nan() { + f64::NAN + } else { + let flat_i = base_i + offset_val.round() as i64; + if flat_i < 0 || flat_i >= full_len as i64 { + f64::NAN + } else { + Vm::read_view_element(source_view, flat_i as usize, curr, temp_storage, context) + } + }; + temp_storage[temp_off + i] = elem; + increment_indices(&mut off_indices, &offset_view.dims); + } +} diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index 7fa155e99..b99321571 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ use simlin_engine::serde::{deserialize, serialize}; use simlin_engine::{Results, Vm, project_io}; use simlin_engine::{load_csv, load_dat, open_vensim, open_vensim_with_data, xmile}; -use test_helpers::ensure_results; +use test_helpers::{ensure_results, ensure_results_excluding}; const OUTPUT_FILES: &[(&str, u8)] = &[("output.csv", b','), ("output.tab", b'\t')]; @@ -196,6 +196,19 @@ fn simulate_path(xmile_path: &str) { } fn simulate_path_with(xmile_path: &str, compile: CompileFn) { + simulate_path_with_excluding(xmile_path, compile, &[]); +} + +/// Like [`simulate_path_with`], but carves a set of base-variable names out +/// of the comparison *and* the compiled model. Each excluded variable is +/// (a) removed from every datamodel model before compilation -- so a single +/// not-yet-supported variable does not block the whole model from +/// compiling -- and (b) skipped in every comparison path (VM, protobuf +/// round-trip, XMILE round-trip). Every *other* variable stays a hard +/// genuine-Vensim equality gate. Used to keep `vector.xmile`'s ELM MAP +/// base/full-source variables (`c`/`f`/`g`) as hard gates while excluding +/// only `y` (GitHub #578), rather than weakening the whole comparison. +fn simulate_path_with_excluding(xmile_path: &str, compile: CompileFn, excluded: &[&str]) { eprintln!("model: {xmile_path}"); let datamodel_project = { @@ -206,7 +219,17 @@ fn simulate_path_with(xmile_path: &str, compile: CompileFn) { if let Err(ref err) = datamodel_project { eprintln!("model '{xmile_path}' error: {err}"); } - datamodel_project.unwrap() + let mut datamodel_project = datamodel_project.unwrap(); + // Drop excluded variables from every model. An excluded variable is + // one we intentionally do not gate on yet (tracked separately); if + // it fails to compile it would otherwise abort the whole project + // and prevent gating the variables we DO support. + for model in &mut datamodel_project.models { + model + .variables + .retain(|v| !excluded.contains(&v.get_ident())); + } + datamodel_project }; // simulate the model using our bytecode VM @@ -218,7 +241,7 @@ fn simulate_path_with(xmile_path: &str, compile: CompileFn) { }; let expected = load_expected_results(xmile_path).unwrap(); - ensure_results(&expected, &results); + ensure_results_excluding(&expected, &results, excluded); // serialize our project through protobufs and ensure we don't see problems let results_proto = { @@ -236,7 +259,7 @@ fn simulate_path_with(xmile_path: &str, compile: CompileFn) { vm.run_to_end().unwrap(); vm.into_results() }; - ensure_results(&expected, &results_proto); + ensure_results_excluding(&expected, &results_proto, excluded); // serialize our project back to XMILE let serialized_xmile = xmile::project_to_xmile(&datamodel_project).unwrap(); @@ -251,7 +274,7 @@ fn simulate_path_with(xmile_path: &str, compile: CompileFn) { vm.run_to_end().unwrap(); (roundtripped_project, vm.into_results()) }; - ensure_results(&expected, &results_xmile); + ensure_results_excluding(&expected, &results_xmile, excluded); // finally ensure that if we re-serialize to XMILE the results are // byte-for-byte identical (we aren't losing any information) @@ -648,12 +671,21 @@ static TEST_SDEVERYWHERE_MODELS: &[&str] = &[ // array_tests::sum_of_conditional_tests. // "test/sdeverywhere/models/sumif/sumif.xmile", // - // VECTOR ELM MAP cross-dimension source: partially fixed (cross-dim subscripts, - // SUM wildcards, AssignTemp wildcards), but several variables still fail: - // - y[DimA] = VECTOR ELM MAP(x[three], (DimA-1)) fails in VM incremental path - // - Additional VECTOR SELECT cross-dimension patterns need compiler work - // The vector_simple subset passes via simulates_vector_simple_mdl. - // "test/sdeverywhere/models/vector/vector.xmile", + // VECTOR ELM MAP now matches genuine Vensim (per-element base + full + // source array, out-of-range -> :NA:, no modulo). vector.xmile is + // exercised through all three comparison paths by the dedicated + // `simulates_vector_xmile_genuine` test below, NOT here: that test keeps + // c/f/g (the ELM MAP base/full-source variables) and every other + // variable as hard genuine-Vensim gates against + // test/sdeverywhere/models/vector/vector.dat, narrowing the comparison + // to exclude only two pre-existing, separately-tracked, out-of-scope + // variables -- `y` (GitHub #578: scalar-source/expression-offset ELM MAP + // does not compile) and `p` (GitHub #576: dormant/unverified 2-D VECTOR + // SORT ORDER fixture data; a different builtin, unchanged here). This + // list runs an unconditional full comparison, which cannot carve out + // those variables; the narrowed gate lives in its own test instead of + // weakening every model's comparison. + // "test/sdeverywhere/models/vector/vector.xmile", // -> simulates_vector_xmile_genuine // // --- Permanently excluded (not test models) --- // @@ -676,6 +708,53 @@ fn simulates_arrayed_models_correctly() { } } +/// Genuine-Vensim regression gate for VECTOR ELM MAP cross-dimension +/// resolution (element-cycle-resolution.AC6.3 / AC6.2). `vector.xmile` is +/// compared against the real-Vensim `vector.dat` through all three +/// `ensure_results` paths (VM, protobuf round-trip, XMILE round-trip). +/// +/// Every variable is a hard genuine-Vensim equality gate. In particular the +/// ELM MAP base/full-source variables this phase fixes must match +/// `vector.dat` exactly: `c[A1..A3] = 10 + VECTOR ELM MAP(b[B1], a[DimA])` +/// is `11, 12, 12`; `f[DimA,DimB] = VECTOR ELM MAP(d[DimA,B1], a[DimA])` is +/// `1, 5, 6` (broadcast across DimB); and +/// `g[DimA,DimB] = VECTOR ELM MAP(d[DimA,B1], e[DimA,DimB])` is +/// `1, 4, 5, 2, 3, 6`. So do every non-ELM-MAP variable the model also +/// exercises (1-D VSO `l`/`m`, VECTOR SELECT `q`/`r`/`s`, reducers +/// `u`/`v`/`w`, and the rest). +/// +/// Exactly two variables are carved out, both pre-existing and +/// separately-tracked gaps unrelated to the ELM MAP base/full-source fix +/// (per the phase file's "prefer full inclusion; narrow only with a tracked +/// issue" guidance). First, `y[DimA] = VECTOR ELM MAP(x[three], (DimA-1))` +/// (GitHub #578): a scalar source plus an arithmetic (expression) offset +/// from which ELM MAP cannot yet infer a result shape, so `y` does not +/// compile at all -- a compiler shape-inference gap, NOT the base/stride +/// numeric bug fixed here; its genuine value `y[A1]=3,y[A2]=4,y[A3]=5` is +/// in `vector.dat`, and closing #578 lets `y` rejoin this gate. Second, +/// `p[DimA,DimB] = VECTOR SORT ORDER(o[DimA,DimB], ASCENDING)` (GitHub +/// #576): a genuinely 2-D VSO whose `vector.dat` `p` block is internally +/// inconsistent / encodes an sdeverywhere per-row semantic, with +/// genuine-Vensim multi-dimensional VSO semantics unverified by any live +/// fixture -- a different builtin (VSO, unchanged by this phase) out of +/// Phase 5's ELM MAP scope. +/// +/// Excluded variables are dropped from the compiled model (so #578's +/// non-compiling `y` cannot abort the project) and skipped in every +/// comparison; the genuine gate on `c`/`f`/`g` (and all other variables) +/// is NOT weakened. +#[test] +fn simulates_vector_xmile_genuine() { + simulate_path_with_excluding( + "../../test/sdeverywhere/models/vector/vector.xmile", + compile_vm, + // y: GitHub #578 (scalar-source/expression-offset ELM MAP compile + // gap). p: GitHub #576 (dormant/unverified 2-D VSO fixture data). + // Both pre-existing and out of Phase 5's ELM MAP scope. + &["y", "p"], + ); +} + #[test] fn simulates_lookup_arrayed() { simulate_path("../../test/lookup_arrayed/lookup_arrayed.xmile"); diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/test_helpers.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/test_helpers.rs index b93a33e59..bd6bb9da8 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/test_helpers.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/test_helpers.rs @@ -30,6 +30,20 @@ fn is_implicit_module_var(name: &str) -> bool { name.starts_with("$\u{205A}") } +/// Whether `ident` names an element of one of the excluded base variables. +/// A base name `"y"` excludes the scalar `y` and every arrayed element +/// `y[a1]`, `y[a2]`, ... (the `.dat`/results key form), so a single +/// not-yet-supported variable can be carved out of a comparison without +/// weakening the gate for every other variable. +fn is_excluded_var(ident: &str, excluded: &[&str]) -> bool { + excluded.iter().any(|&base| { + ident == base + || ident + .strip_prefix(base) + .is_some_and(|rest| rest.starts_with('[')) + }) +} + /// Compare expected results against simulation output. /// /// Iterates expected variable keys only, so extra variables in `results` @@ -37,6 +51,15 @@ fn is_implicit_module_var(name: &str) -> bool { /// epsilon of 2e-3 for non-Vensim data, with relative comparison for /// Vensim-sourced data. pub fn ensure_results(expected: &Results, results: &Results) { + ensure_results_excluding(expected, results, &[]); +} + +/// Like [`ensure_results`], but skips every expected variable whose base +/// name is in `excluded` (exact name or `name[...]` element). Used to keep +/// a genuine-Vensim regression gate hard for every variable *except* a +/// single, separately-tracked unsupported one -- the comparison stays an +/// unconditional equality check for all other variables. +pub fn ensure_results_excluding(expected: &Results, results: &Results, excluded: &[&str]) { assert_eq!(expected.step_count, results.step_count); assert_eq!(expected.iter().len(), results.iter().len()); @@ -45,6 +68,9 @@ pub fn ensure_results(expected: &Results, results: &Results) { let mut step = 0; for (expected_row, results_row) in expected.iter().zip(results.iter()) { for ident in expected.offsets.keys() { + if is_excluded_var(ident.as_str(), excluded) { + continue; + } let expected = expected_row[expected.offsets[ident]]; if !results.offsets.contains_key(ident) && (IGNORABLE_COLS.contains(&ident.as_str()) diff --git a/test/sdeverywhere/models/vector_simple/vector_simple.dat b/test/sdeverywhere/models/vector_simple/vector_simple.dat index 2838a8aaf..0faef2e1b 100644 --- a/test/sdeverywhere/models/vector_simple/vector_simple.dat +++ b/test/sdeverywhere/models/vector_simple/vector_simple.dat @@ -74,38 +74,38 @@ f[a1,b1] 0 1 1 1 f[a2,b1] -0 2 -1 2 +0 5 +1 5 f[a3,b1] -0 2 -1 2 +0 6 +1 6 f[a1,b2] 0 1 1 1 f[a2,b2] -0 2 -1 2 +0 5 +1 5 f[a3,b2] -0 2 -1 2 +0 6 +1 6 g[a1,b1] 0 1 1 1 g[a2,b1] -0 2 -1 2 +0 5 +1 5 g[a3,b1] -0 1 -1 1 +0 3 +1 3 g[a1,b2] -0 2 -1 2 +0 4 +1 4 g[a2,b2] -0 1 -1 1 -g[a3,b2] 0 2 1 2 +g[a3,b2] +0 6 +1 6 l[a1] 0 1 1 1 From bceeb949654fb50eecec1d4fe91a3b64b9b81f32 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 20:49:15 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 41/72] engine: harden VECTOR ELM MAP full_source_len roundtrip + strict-slice invariant --- src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs | 121 +++++++++++++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/vm_vector_elm_map.rs | 16 +++ 2 files changed, 137 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs index b1cdcfb52..50564b90a 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs @@ -996,6 +996,32 @@ pub(crate) fn resolve_opcode( full_source_len, } => Ok(Opcode::VectorElmMap { write_temp_id: *write_temp_id, + // `full_source_len` is the source variable's ABSOLUTE element + // count (`vm_vector_elm_map`'s full-array-vs-strict-slice + // threshold and the out-of-range `[0, full_source_len)` -> NaN + // guard). It is NOT a renumber-able resource id like + // temp/lit/gf/view/dim_list/module: it is invariant under + // `renumber_opcode` and copied through unchanged on fragment + // concatenation (see the matching arm in `renumber_opcode`). + // + // Roundtrip coverage of this invariant lives in the unit tests, + // NOT the end-to-end simulate gates, and intentionally so: + // `vm_vector_elm_map` only consumes `full_source_len` for those + // two purposes, and the genuine-Vensim corpus + // (`vector_simple.dat` / `vector.dat`) deliberately has no + // out-of-range offset and no shape that flips the full-array + // branch, so an inflated `full_source_len` is behaviorally + // invisible through `simulates_vector_simple_mdl` / + // `simulates_vector_xmile_genuine` (verified: those gates pass + // even with `full_source_len` hard-forced to a wrong constant in + // `renumber_opcode`). The authoritative regression coverage is + // therefore the symbolic path itself: + // `test_renumber_vector_builtin_temp_ids` (isolated + // `renumber_opcode`) and + // `test_vector_elm_map_full_source_len_survives_fragment_roundtrip` + // (the full `symbolize` -> `concatenate_fragments` (renumber at a + // non-zero temp offset) -> `resolve_bytecode` merge path), which + // fail loudly if this field is ever shifted. full_source_len: *full_source_len, }), SymbolicOpcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id } => Ok(Opcode::VectorSortOrder { @@ -2953,6 +2979,101 @@ mod tests { } } + #[test] + fn test_vector_elm_map_full_source_len_survives_fragment_roundtrip() { + // End-to-end belt-and-suspenders for the Phase 5 `full_source_len` + // opcode field. `test_renumber_vector_builtin_temp_ids` covers the + // isolated `renumber_opcode` call; this exercises the *real merge + // path* a compiled model takes -- `symbolize_opcode` -> + // `concatenate_fragments` (absorb + `renumber_fragment_code`) -> + // `resolve_bytecode` -- with the VECTOR ELM MAP opcode merged AFTER a + // temp-contributing fragment so its `write_temp_id` gets a *non-zero* + // renumber offset. The invariant under test: `full_source_len` is an + // absolute element count, NOT a renumber-able resource id, so it must + // come out of symbolize -> concatenate/renumber -> resolve + // byte-identical even though `write_temp_id` is offset. If + // `full_source_len` were ever (mistakenly) treated like a temp id, it + // would be shifted by `frag_a`'s temp count here and this test would + // fail; the existing renumber unit test would not catch that + // regression because it never drives the fragment merger. + const GENUINE_FULL_SOURCE_LEN: u32 = 6; // e.g. d[DimA,DimB] = 3 x 2 + let original = Opcode::VectorElmMap { + write_temp_id: 0, + full_source_len: GENUINE_FULL_SOURCE_LEN, + }; + + // The VectorElmMap opcode carries no variable offset, so an empty + // layout (=> empty ReverseOffsetMap) is sufficient for symbolization. + let empty_layout = VariableLayout::new(HashMap::new(), 0); + let rmap = ReverseOffsetMap::from_layout(&empty_layout); + let symbolic_elm_map = symbolize_opcode(&original, &rmap).unwrap(); + + // frag_a advances the temp namespace by 2 slots, so frag_b's + // VectorElmMap write_temp_id (0) must renumber to 2 after the merge. + let frag_a = PerVarBytecodes { + symbolic: SymbolicByteCode { + literals: vec![], + code: vec![SymbolicOpcode::Ret], + }, + graphical_functions: vec![], + module_decls: vec![], + static_views: vec![], + temp_sizes: vec![(0, 4), (1, 8)], + dim_lists: vec![], + }; + let frag_b = PerVarBytecodes { + symbolic: SymbolicByteCode { + literals: vec![], + code: vec![symbolic_elm_map], + }, + graphical_functions: vec![], + module_decls: vec![], + static_views: vec![], + temp_sizes: vec![(0, 4)], + dim_lists: vec![], + }; + + let no_base = ContextResourceCounts::default(); + let merged = concatenate_fragments(&[&frag_a, &frag_b], &no_base).unwrap(); + + // Resolve back to concrete bytecode (same empty layout: the + // VectorElmMap opcode carries no SymVarRef). + let resolved = resolve_bytecode(&merged.bytecode, &empty_layout).unwrap(); + + let elm_map = resolved + .code + .iter() + .find_map(|op| match op { + Opcode::VectorElmMap { + write_temp_id, + full_source_len, + } => Some((*write_temp_id, *full_source_len)), + _ => None, + }) + .expect("merged+resolved bytecode should contain a VectorElmMap opcode"); + + // The merge path actually ran a non-trivial renumber on this opcode: + // frag_a contributed temp ids 0 and 1, so frag_b's write_temp_id 0 + // became 2. (If this is 0, the merger never renumbered the opcode and + // the full_source_len assertion below would prove nothing.) + assert_eq!( + elm_map.0, 2, + "write_temp_id must be offset by frag_a's temp count, proving the \ + fragment merger renumbered this opcode" + ); + // The invariant: full_source_len is absolute, not renumbered. It must + // survive symbolize -> concatenate/renumber -> resolve unchanged even + // though write_temp_id was offset by 2. + assert_eq!( + elm_map.1, GENUINE_FULL_SOURCE_LEN, + "full_source_len must survive the symbolize -> fragment-merge -> \ + resolve round-trip byte-identical (it is an absolute element \ + count, not a renumber-able resource id); a corrupted value would \ + feed the VM a wrong full-source extent and break genuine VECTOR \ + ELM MAP results" + ); + } + #[test] fn test_renumber_opcode_u8_addition_overflow() { // temp_off=200 fits in u8, but base temp_id=100 + 200 = 300 overflows u8 diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/vm_vector_elm_map.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/vm_vector_elm_map.rs index ca44227dc..7717bedc1 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/vm_vector_elm_map.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/vm_vector_elm_map.rs @@ -60,6 +60,22 @@ pub(crate) fn vector_elm_map( .map(|sd| offset_view.dim_ids.iter().position(|od| od == sd)) .collect(); + // Strict-slice carried-axis invariant: when the source is NOT a full + // contiguous array every remaining (carried) source axis must appear in + // the offset view's dim_ids, so its `src_indices` slot is driven by the + // result element (the `None => 0` arm below is only the structurally + // unreachable uncarried-axis fallback for valid lowered shapes -- all + // exercised shapes, 1-D promoted, cross-dim `d[DimA,B1]`, and + // scalar-broadcast, satisfy this). An unresolved carried axis would + // silently read element 0 of that dimension (the silent-wrong + // direction), so make it loud in debug builds. Full-array sources skip + // this: `base_i` is hard-coded to 0 there and `src_to_off_axis` is + // unused. + debug_assert!( + source_is_full_array || src_to_off_axis.iter().all(Option::is_some), + "VECTOR ELM MAP strict-slice: every carried source axis must appear in the offset view's dim_ids; an unresolved carried axis would silently read element 0" + ); + let offset_size = offset_view.size(); let mut off_indices: SmallVec<[u16; 4]> = smallvec::smallvec![0; offset_view.dims.len()]; let mut src_indices: SmallVec<[u16; 4]> = smallvec::smallvec![0; source_view.dims.len()]; From 6f83c437e0596a576f8bd021db11ff461ad38bdb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 21:21:28 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 42/72] doc: expand phase 6 task 3 with element-level lagged-read strip (C-LEARN blocker, root-caused) --- .../phase_06.md | 142 ++++++++++++++---- 1 file changed, 112 insertions(+), 30 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md index eb7e1791f..f5724a0f5 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md @@ -199,40 +199,122 @@ Confirm no `catch_unwind` remains in `src/simlin-engine/tests/` -### Task 3: Re-verify #363 (root-cause any post-gate panic) - -**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC7.2, element-cycle-resolution.AC7.5 +### Task 3 (EXPANDED — element-level lagged-read strip; then re-verify #363) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC7.1, element-cycle-resolution.AC7.2, element-cycle-resolution.AC7.5 + +**Why expanded (Task 1 outcome (b), verified):** Task 1's structural gate +surfaced a genuine **Phase-1-3 cycle-resolution gap** (NOT a regression, NOT +numeric, NOT yet #363) blocking the C-LEARN compile: `compile_project_incremental` +returns `Err` with 2 `CircularDependency` diagnostics on +`main.previous_emissions_intensity_vs_refyr`, a member of a 22-member +multi-variable recurrence SCC. `symbolic_phase_element_order` returns `None` +via the `self_loop` branch because the induced element graph has 105 +element-self-loops, **every one a `SymLoadPrev` (PREVIOUS) read, never a +`LoadVar`**. Mechanism: C-LEARN's `SAMPLE IF TRUE(cond,input,init)` expands +(`xmile_compat.rs:359`) to `(IF cond THEN input ELSE PREVIOUS(SELF,init))` — a +PREVIOUS-wrapped same-element self-reference. `build_var_info` correctly +strips the *whole-variable* PREVIOUS self-edge (so it is not a `dt_cycle_sccs` +self-loop), but the 22-member SCC is still legitimately identified via the +*un-lagged* cross-element chain, so `symbolic_phase_element_order` IS reached, +and its read-opcode arm (`db_dep_graph.rs:814-821`) lumps `SymLoadPrev` / +`SymLoadInitial` in with current-value reads — over-collecting the lagged +self-read into a spurious element-self-loop ⇒ false `CircularDependency`. The +Phase-1 "loud-safe over-approximation" rustdoc (`db_dep_graph.rs:717-733`) +deemed this acceptable because it "only forces a conservative +`CircularDependency`" — but for C-LEARN's legitimately-identified +multi-variable SCC containing a PREVIOUS-self-ref it is **over-conservative +and blocks the plan's payoff**. **Files:** -- (Conditional) Modify: whichever incremental-pipeline source file panics on C-LEARN post-gate (converting the panic site to a typed `Result::Err`, per #363's prescribed fix). If no panic reproduces: update issue #363 status only. - -**Implementation:** -With the cycle gate resolved (Phases 1-3) and VECTOR ops corrected (Phases -4-5), run C-LEARN through the incremental pipeline (Task 1 / Task 2 tests) -under a **debug** build to surface any #363 panic with a backtrace -(`RUST_BACKTRACE=1`). Two outcomes: -- **No panic reproduces:** #363 was masked-or-already-fixed; Tasks 1-2 pass as - hard (no `catch_unwind`) tests. Comment on GitHub issue #363 that it is - re-verified resolved on branch `clearn-hero-model` (do not close unless the - user directs; per `CLAUDE.md`, use the `track-issue` agent to record the - re-verification outcome). -- **A panic reproduces:** root-cause it (it is now a hard failure by AC7.5). - Convert the panic site to a typed `Result::Err` flowing through - `NotSimulatable`/the diagnostic path (#363's prescribed fix), so the - pipeline returns a clean error instead of panicking. Add/extend a focused - unit test at the converted site if the root cause is isolatable to a small - fixture (preferred over relying solely on the heavy C-LEARN test). Then - Tasks 1-2 pass. - -**Testing:** -Tasks 1-2 are the integration proof. If a panic is converted to `Err`, add a -minimal unit test reproducing the converted condition (so coverage does not -depend on the `#[ignore]`d heavy test). +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` — `symbolic_phase_element_order` + read-opcode arm (`~814-821`); the `phase_element_order` PREVIOUS-safety + rustdoc (`~717-733`); the `db.rs` `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` + loud-safe contract comment (`~3260-3274`) — all in the same commit + (CLAUDE.md comment-freshness). +- Add: a minimized `#[cfg(test)]` fixture/test in `db_dep_graph_tests.rs`. +- (Conditional, the original Task 3) Modify whichever incremental-pipeline + source panics on C-LEARN *post-gate* (convert to typed `Result::Err`). + +**Implementation — Part A (the element-level lagged-read strip, the C-LEARN +blocker fix):** +Make the symbolic element graph **inherit `build_var_info`'s per-phase +PREVIOUS/INIT strip** (the element-level analogue of the variable-level strip +at `db_dep_graph.rs:261-264` / `:283-287`). The element graph models +*current-(phase-)timestep evaluation order*; a lagged/snapshot read is not a +current-timestep ordering edge. Mirror the variable-level strip **exactly and +phase-awarely** (verify the precise opcode↔strip correspondence against +`build_var_info` before coding — do not assume): +- **`SymbolicOpcode::SymLoadPrev`** (PREVIOUS — `prev_values` snapshot, prior + timestep): never contributes an element-graph edge, in **either** phase + (element-level analogue of `lagged_dt_previous` / `lagged_initial_previous`, + both stripped). +- **`SymbolicOpcode::SymLoadInitial`** (INIT — `initial_values` snapshot): + **phase-aware** — in the **`SccPhase::Dt`** graph it contributes **no** edge + (analogue of `init_only_dt` / `dt_init_only_referenced_vars` being stripped + from `dt_deps`); in the **`SccPhase::Initial`** graph it **DOES** contribute + an edge (INIT(x) during init is a genuine init-phase dependency — `build_var_info` + strips ONLY `lagged_initial_previous` from `initial_deps`, NOT INIT-refs). + Confirm this exact asymmetry against `build_var_info` and document it. +- `LoadVar` / `LoadSubscript` / `PushVarView` / `PushVarViewDirect` / + `PushStaticView`(Var base): unchanged — these are the current-value reads a + genuine cycle is made of. +- **AC4 soundness argument (must be airtight, stated in the rustdoc):** a + genuine current-timestep element cycle is a cycle of *current-value* reads; + `SymLoadPrev`/`SymLoadInitial`(dt) read a prior/initial snapshot, never the + current timestep's value, so excluding them **cannot drop a genuine-cycle + edge** (it can only remove a spurious lagged edge). This is the *correct* + element relation, not a new over/under-approximation: it makes the element + graph match the engine's actual per-phase relation (`build_var_info`), + exactly as Phase 1/2 made the SCC relation match the engine's. +- Rewrite the `db_dep_graph.rs:717-733` rustdoc and the `db.rs:3260-3274` + loud-safe contract: the prior "PREVIOUS is over-collected; loud-safe because + it only forces conservative `CircularDependency`" claim is **superseded** — + state that the element graph now inherits `build_var_info`'s per-phase + PREVIOUS/INIT strip (cite the exact `build_var_info` lines), why that is the + correct relation, and the AC4 argument. + +**Implementation — Part B (re-verify #363 post-gate):** with Part A landed and +the gate passing, run C-LEARN through the incremental pipeline (Task 1's test) +under a **debug** build (`RUST_BACKTRACE=1`). If **no panic** reproduces: #363 +was masked-or-already-fixed; record the re-verification via the `track-issue` +agent (comment on #363; do not close unless the user directs). If **a panic +reproduces**: it is now a hard failure (AC7.5) — root-cause it, convert the +panic site to a typed `Result::Err` through `NotSimulatable`/the diagnostic +path, add a focused unit test at the converted site. + +**Testing (TDD, mandatory):** +- RED-first: a minimized `#[cfg(test)]` fixture in `db_dep_graph_tests.rs` — + a multi-variable SCC where one member is `SAMPLE IF TRUE`-shaped (i.e. + `x[tNext] = IF c THEN y[tPrev] ELSE PREVIOUS(x[tNext], init)` with `y` + closing the cluster, the C-LEARN shape minimized) — currently RED with a + spurious `CircularDependency`; GREEN after Part A. Cover both a dt-phase and + (if constructible) an init-phase variant to exercise the `SymLoadInitial` + phase-asymmetry. +- **MANDATORY soundness pins (must stay GREEN unchanged — prove the strip + does not mask a genuine cycle):** `genuine_cycles_still_rejected`, + `resolve_dt_genuine_element_two_cycle_is_unresolved`, + `resolve_dt_scalar_two_cycle_is_unresolved`, the `x[dimA]=x[dimA]+1` + same-element self-cycle (AC4.2), `self_recurrence_resolves_and_no_self_token_leak`, + `previous_self_reference_still_resolves`, the `ref`/`interleaved`/ + `init_recurrence`/`helper_recurrence` end-to-end gates, and the full + `db_dep_graph` suite. If any requires modification to stay green, the strip + is unsound — STOP and report (do not edit a guard to pass). +- Part B's integration proof is Task 1's `compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural` + (left uncommitted in the working tree by the Task 1 dispatch — do **not** + commit `simulate.rs` in this Task; use it to verify Part A makes C-LEARN + compile+run+not-all-NaN, then the orchestrator sequences the Task 1 commit). **Verification:** -Run: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural --nocapture` -— passes with no panic. Any new unit test green in the default suite. -**Commit:** `engine: re-verify #363 post-cycle-gate (root-cause any panic)` +Run the minimized fixture (RED→GREEN) + the full soundness-pin set in the +default suite. Then `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release +-- --ignored compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural --nocapture` — C-LEARN now +compiles, runs to FINAL TIME, no all-NaN core series (Part A), no post-gate +panic (Part B; or the panic is converted to a typed `Err`). Commit only the +engine fix + unit fixture + rustdoc updates (NOT `simulate.rs`) via +`git commit` (pre-commit fmt/clippy/non-ignored cargo test 180s cap; NEVER +`--no-verify`). +**Commit:** `engine: element-level lagged-read strip in symbolic SCC graph; re-verify #363 (AC7.1, AC7.2, AC7.5)` --- From 1183899160e9a7d65eb157ae65f08f4c6a005305 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Mon, 18 May 2026 21:56:43 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 43/72] engine: element-level lagged-read strip in symbolic SCC graph; re-verify #363 (AC7.1, AC7.2, AC7.5) Part A: symbolic_phase_element_order's read-opcode arm now inherits build_var_info's exact per-phase PREVIOUS/INIT strip (the element-level analogue of the variable-level strip at db_dep_graph.rs:261-264 / :283-287). SymLoadPrev (PREVIOUS, prev_values snapshot) contributes no element edge in either phase; SymLoadInitial (INIT, initial_values snapshot) contributes none in SccPhase::Dt but keeps the edge in SccPhase::Initial (build_var_info strips only lagged_initial_previous from initial_deps, never INIT-refs). Current-value reads are unchanged. This makes the element graph match the engine's actual per-phase data-flow relation rather than the prior loud-safe over-approximation, which collected the lagged self-reads as current edges and minted 105 spurious element-self-loops on C-LEARN's SAMPLE-IF-TRUE-expanded members, blocking its legitimately-identified 22-member recurrence SCC with a false CircularDependency. AC4 soundness: a genuine current-timestep element cycle is a cycle of current-value reads, so excluding a prior/initial-snapshot read can never drop a genuine-cycle edge -- only a spurious lagged one. The superseded PREVIOUS-safety rustdoc on symbolic_phase_element_order and the var_phase_symbolic_ fragment_prod contract note in db.rs are rewritten in the same commit. Also fixes the true C-LEARN compile blocker that Part A unmasked: a variable that BOTH carries a direct whole-variable self-edge AND sits in a >=2 SCC via cross-member edges landed in both resolve_recurrence_ sccs's multi set and its self_loops set, so it was emitted as two overlapping ResolvedSccs. scc_map_from_resolved's last-write-wins map.insert then remapped the shared member, so same_resolved_scc no longer suppressed the genuine intra-cluster back-edges and the gate reported a false residual CircularDependency with resolved_sccs cleared. self_loops is now filtered to drop any node already a multi member (its self-edge is an intra-SCC edge of the larger SCC, already evaluated in that SCC's verified element_order), restoring the pairwise-disjoint invariant scc_map_from_resolved documents and relies on. With both fixes C-LEARN's false CircularDependency is fully dissolved (has_cycle=false; the 22-member SCC resolves in dt and init). Part B (#363 re-verification): with the gate clean, the incremental compiler does NOT panic on C-LEARN -- it returns a clean typed Result::Err. #363's panic was masked by the cycle gate and/or already fixed by prior phases; it does not reproduce. Recorded on #363 (left open). The residual clean assemble_simulation fragment-compile failure on synthetic temp-arg helpers is a distinct, out-of-scope gap filed as #580 (not a panic, not #363). Two RED-first unit tests added in db_dep_graph_tests.rs: the minimized SAMPLE-IF-TRUE-shaped multi-member SCC (RED via the SymLoadPrev element-self-loop before Part A, GREEN after) and the minimized self-loop-subsumed-by-multi-SCC double-resolution (RED via the duplicate ResolvedScc before the disjointness filter, GREEN after). All mandatory soundness pins stay GREEN unchanged. --- src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 14 + src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs | 144 +++++++++-- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs | 272 ++++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 407 insertions(+), 23 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index d87d4f0bd..b01346c6f 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -3229,6 +3229,20 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes( /// `combine_scc_fragment` (the Phase 2 GH #575 rebuild replaced the prior /// `Expr`-based accessor entirely). /// +/// This accessor returns the *whole* per-phase symbolic stream verbatim +/// (PREVIOUS/INIT reads included). Which opcodes become element-graph +/// *edges* is the consumer's concern: `symbolic_phase_element_order`'s +/// read-opcode arm inherits `build_var_info`'s exact per-phase +/// PREVIOUS/INIT strip (`SymLoadPrev` -> no edge in either phase; +/// `SymLoadInitial` -> no edge in `Dt`, edge in `Initial`; current-value +/// reads kept), so the element graph MATCHES the engine's actual +/// per-phase data-flow relation rather than over-collecting lagged reads. +/// See that function's rustdoc for the AC4 soundness argument and the +/// exact `db_dep_graph.rs` `build_var_info` line citations. The loud-safe +/// contract documented *here* is a distinct concern -- it is about a +/// node failing to be element-*sourced* (always `None`, never a panic), +/// not about which sourced opcodes are ordering edges. +/// /// The caller-owned, lowering-independent context is built byte-identically /// to `compile_var_fragment` (same helpers, same order, the default /// no-module-input wiring `build_var_info(.., &[])` uses): diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs index 0209ed238..b21449cfa 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs @@ -714,23 +714,58 @@ enum SccVerdict { /// element's symbolic segment -- deliberately NOT the LTM /// `model_element_causal_edges` graph (no lagged/feedback edges invented). /// -/// **PREVIOUS/lagged-read safety -- where the protection actually is.** -/// This graph does NOT inherit PREVIOUS-stripping: a read-opcode list -/// that includes `SymLoadPrev` is treated as an ordinary current-value -/// read edge here (exactly as the prior `Expr`-level builder collected the -/// `PREVIOUS`-argument slot through `for_each_expr_ref`). The reason a -/// PREVIOUS-only self-recurrence (e.g. `x[tNext]=PREVIOUS(x[tPrev],0)`) -/// is nonetheless safe is SCC *identification* upstream: -/// `build_var_info` strips `dt_previous_referenced_vars` from `dt_deps`, -/// so `dt_walk_successors` reports NO whole-variable self-edge for a -/// PREVIOUS-only recurrence, so `resolve_recurrence_sccs` never identifies -/// it as an SCC and this function is never invoked for it. For any SCC -/// that IS identified, including `SymLoadPrev` as an edge is the loud-safe -/// over-approximation direction: it can only ADD an element edge and -/// force a conservative `CircularDependency`, never DROP one and let a -/// genuine cycle through. dt stock-breaking is genuinely inherited (it is -/// reflected in the symbolic bytecode `lower_var_fragment` + -/// `compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes` produce, not re-implemented). +/// **PREVIOUS/INIT lagged-read strip -- the element graph inherits +/// `build_var_info`'s per-phase relation (NOT an over-approximation).** +/// The element graph models *current-(phase-)timestep evaluation order*. +/// A lagged/snapshot read is not a current-timestep ordering edge, so the +/// read-opcode arm inherits `build_var_info`'s exact per-phase +/// PREVIOUS/INIT strip (the element-level analogue of the variable-level +/// strip), `phase`-awarely: +/// - `SymLoadPrev` (PREVIOUS, `prev_values` snapshot, prior timestep): +/// contributes NO element edge in EITHER phase -- the analogue of +/// `build_var_info` retaining `dt_deps` against `lagged_dt_previous` +/// (`deps.dt_previous_referenced_vars`, `db_dep_graph.rs:262`) AND +/// `initial_deps` against `lagged_initial_previous` +/// (`deps.initial_previous_referenced_vars`, `:264`). +/// - `SymLoadInitial` (INIT, `initial_values` snapshot): NO edge in +/// `SccPhase::Dt` -- the analogue of `dt_deps` being retained against +/// `init_only_dt` (`deps.dt_init_only_referenced_vars`, `:261`); but +/// KEEPS the edge in `SccPhase::Initial`, because `build_var_info` +/// strips ONLY `lagged_initial_previous` from `initial_deps` (`:264`) +/// and does NOT strip INIT-refs (an `INIT(x)` read during the +/// initial-value computation is a genuine init-phase ordering edge; +/// `init_referenced_vars` feeds the Initials runlist, not a strip). +/// - `LoadVar`/`LoadSubscript`/`PushVarView`/`PushVarViewDirect` and a +/// `Var`-based `PushStaticView`: current-value reads, kept unchanged -- +/// the reads `build_var_info` never strips. +/// +/// **Why this is the CORRECT relation, not a new over/under-approximation +/// (the AC4 soundness argument).** A genuine current-(phase-)timestep +/// element cycle is, by definition, a cycle of *current-value* reads: +/// every edge on it is a read of some element's value *in the timestep +/// being ordered*. `SymLoadPrev` reads the `prev_values` snapshot (a +/// prior timestep) and `SymLoadInitial` reads the `initial_values` +/// snapshot (the initial timestep) -- in `SccPhase::Dt` neither is ever +/// the current dt timestep's value. Excluding them therefore CANNOT drop +/// an edge that lies on a genuine current-timestep cycle; it removes only +/// spurious lagged edges. This makes the element graph MATCH the engine's +/// actual per-phase data-flow relation (`build_var_info`) exactly -- +/// precisely as Phase 1/2 made the SCC relation match the engine's -- +/// rather than the prior loud-safe over-approximation (which collected +/// `SymLoadPrev`/`SymLoadInitial` as current edges and only "forced a +/// conservative `CircularDependency`"; that was over-conservative and +/// blocked C-LEARN's legitimately-identified multi-variable SCC, whose +/// `SAMPLE IF TRUE`-expanded members carry a PREVIOUS-wrapped same-element +/// self-read -- 105 spurious element-self-loops, every one a +/// `SymLoadPrev`). It is also why the upstream identification note still +/// holds: a *PREVIOUS-only* self-recurrence +/// (`x[tNext]=PREVIOUS(x[tPrev],0)`) is never even identified as an SCC +/// (`build_var_info` strips its whole-variable self-edge, so +/// `dt_walk_successors` reports none); for an SCC that IS identified via +/// an un-lagged cross-member chain, this strip is what lets its acyclic +/// current-value element graph resolve. dt stock-breaking is genuinely +/// inherited (it is reflected in the symbolic bytecode `lower_var_fragment` +/// + `compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes` produce, not re-implemented). fn symbolic_phase_element_order( db: &dyn Db, model: SourceModel, @@ -810,15 +845,53 @@ fn symbolic_phase_element_order( } pending_reads.clear(); } - // ── Reads consumed by the current element segment. + // ── Current-value reads consumed by the current element + // segment. These are the literal current-(phase-)timestep + // data-flow reads a genuine element cycle is made of; they + // are exactly the reads the variable-level relation keeps + // (`build_var_info` never strips a current-value dep). SymbolicOpcode::LoadVar { var } - | SymbolicOpcode::SymLoadPrev { var } - | SymbolicOpcode::SymLoadInitial { var } | SymbolicOpcode::LoadSubscript { var } | SymbolicOpcode::PushVarView { var, .. } | SymbolicOpcode::PushVarViewDirect { var, .. } => { pending_reads.insert((var.name.clone(), var.element_offset)); } + // ── PREVIOUS (`prev_values` snapshot, prior timestep): + // NEVER a current-timestep ordering edge, in EITHER phase. + // This is the element-level analogue of `build_var_info` + // stripping `lagged_dt_previous` + // (`deps.dt_previous_referenced_vars`) from `dt_deps` + // (`db_dep_graph.rs:262`) AND `lagged_initial_previous` + // (`deps.initial_previous_referenced_vars`) from + // `initial_deps` (`:264`) -- both phases. Contributing no + // edge makes the element graph MATCH the engine's actual + // per-phase relation; it cannot drop a genuine-cycle edge + // because a genuine current-timestep element cycle is a + // cycle of *current-value* reads and a `SymLoadPrev` reads + // a prior-timestep snapshot, never the current timestep's + // value (the AC4 soundness argument; see the fn rustdoc). + SymbolicOpcode::SymLoadPrev { .. } => {} + // ── INIT (`initial_values` snapshot): PHASE-AWARE. In the + // dt graph it is NOT a current-dt ordering edge -- the + // element-level analogue of `build_var_info` stripping + // `init_only_dt` (`deps.dt_init_only_referenced_vars`) + // from `dt_deps` (`db_dep_graph.rs:261`). In the init + // graph it IS a genuine init-phase dependency: an INIT(x) + // read during the initial-value computation orders x's + // initial value before this element, and `build_var_info` + // strips ONLY `lagged_initial_previous` from `initial_deps` + // (`:264`) -- it does NOT strip INIT-refs (those feed + // `init_referenced_vars`, the Initials runlist, not a + // strip). Excluding it in `Dt` cannot drop a genuine dt + // cycle (same AC4 argument: it is an initial-snapshot read, + // not a current-dt-timestep value); keeping it in + // `Initial` is required so a genuine init element cycle + // through INIT() is still detected. + SymbolicOpcode::SymLoadInitial { var } => { + if matches!(phase, crate::db::SccPhase::Initial) { + pending_reads.insert((var.name.clone(), var.element_offset)); + } + } SymbolicOpcode::PushStaticView { view_id } => { // Resolve the static view's base; if it is a model // variable, enumerate the EXACT element set it @@ -1173,14 +1246,39 @@ pub(crate) fn resolve_recurrence_sccs( } // The offending SCCs, in sorted/byte-stable order: every multi-var - // SCC (size >= 2), then every single-variable self-loop. A - // multi-variable SCC's members never overlap a self-loop's (a - // self-loop is its own size-1 component), so the two are disjoint. + // SCC (size >= 2), then every single-variable self-loop. + // + // Disjointness is NOT automatic. `scc_components` partitions nodes, so + // two `multi` SCCs never overlap; but `self_loops` is built + // independently from a *direct self-edge* `v -> v`, and a node can + // BOTH carry a direct self-edge AND sit in a >= 2 SCC via cross-member + // edges (C-LEARN's `emissions_with_cumulative_constraints`: a + // `SAMPLE IF TRUE`-shaped variable that whole-variable-references + // itself on its non-PREVIOUS path *and* closes the 22-member + // recurrence cluster). Tarjan places such a node in its >= 2 component + // (it is NOT a standalone size-1 SCC), and its self-edge is then an + // *intra-SCC* edge of that larger SCC -- already evaluated in the + // SCC's verified per-element `element_order` (Phase 2 Task 5/6), not a + // separate recurrence. Re-emitting it as its own 1-member + // `ResolvedScc` would (a) double-resolve it and (b) break the + // pairwise-disjoint invariant `scc_map_from_resolved` documents and + // relies on (its last-write-wins `map.insert` would remap the node to + // the 1-member SCC's id, so `same_resolved_scc` would no longer + // suppress the genuine intra-cluster back-edges incident to it -> a + // false residual `CircularDependency`; the C-LEARN blocker's true + // root cause, unmasked once Part A let the >= 2 SCC resolve). So a + // `self_loops` entry that is already a `multi` member is filtered out + // here: the >= 2 SCC subsumes it. let multi: Vec>> = crate::ltm::scc_components(&edges) .into_iter() .filter(|c| c.len() >= 2) .map(|c| c.into_iter().collect()) .collect(); + let multi_members: BTreeSet<&str> = multi + .iter() + .flat_map(|c| c.iter().map(|m| m.as_str())) + .collect(); + self_loops.retain(|v| !multi_members.contains(v.as_str())); let mut resolved: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut has_unresolved = false; diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs index deec35c0d..990b61e63 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs @@ -2760,3 +2760,275 @@ fn model_dep_graph_single_var_self_recurrence_byte_identical_to_phase1() { 1-member-SCC case must not change N=1 behavior)" ); } + +// ── Element-level lagged-read strip (the C-LEARN compile blocker) ─────── +// +// C-LEARN's `SAMPLE IF TRUE(cond,input,init)` expands +// (`mdl/xmile_compat.rs:358-366`) to +// `( IF cond THEN input ELSE PREVIOUS(SELF, init) )`. The hard-coded +// literal `SELF` is a *bare* `Var` inside `PREVIOUS()`, so the +// `self_allowed` Var arm (`builtins_visitor.rs`) un-rewrites it to the +// enclosing variable's bare name; arg0 is a bare non-module Var, so +// `previous_needs_temp_arg` is false and it stays `PREVIOUS(, init)` +// -> a direct `LoadPrev` -> `SymLoadPrev` reading THIS element's own slot +// (verified by dumping the production symbolic fragment: the `sit_x[1]` +// segment contains `SymLoadPrev(sit_x[1])`). A *subscripted* self-ref +// (`PREVIOUS(x[e],..)`) would instead be temp-arg-rewritten into a +// synthetic helper whose read is a CURRENT-value edge -- a structurally +// different (and already-resolving) shape; the bare form is the genuine +// C-LEARN shape and the one this fixture uses. +// +// When such a variable sits in a genuinely identified multi-variable +// recurrence SCC (the un-lagged cross-member chain closes the cluster, so +// `resolve_recurrence_sccs` IS reached), the same-element `SymLoadPrev` +// is, before Part A, mis-collected by `symbolic_phase_element_order`'s +// read-opcode arm as a current-value edge -> a spurious +// `(member,e)->(member,e)` element self-loop -> `self_loop` -> `None` -> a +// false `CircularDependency` (the verified C-LEARN root cause: 105 +// element-self-loops, every one a `SymLoadPrev`). After Part A the element +// graph inherits `build_var_info`'s per-phase PREVIOUS/INIT strip +// (`db_dep_graph.rs` real-var :261-264 / implicit :283-287; `SymLoadPrev` +// is the element-level analogue of `dt_previous_referenced_vars` / +// `initial_previous_referenced_vars`, stripped in BOTH phases), so the +// lagged self-read contributes no edge and the (acyclic, current-value) +// element graph resolves -- exactly as the variable-level relation already +// does for the whole-variable PREVIOUS self-edge. + +/// A two-element `ref.mdl`-shaped project whose only stateful structure is +/// the minimized C-LEARN `SAMPLE IF TRUE` blocker: a 2-member +/// whole-variable recurrence SCC `{sit_x, closer}` where `sit_x` carries +/// the `SAMPLE IF TRUE`-expanded body with the hard-coded bare `SELF` +/// (rendered here as the bare self-name `PREVIOUS(sit_x, 0)`, exactly what +/// `SELF` un-rewrites to): +/// +/// cond[t1]=1; cond[t2]=1 (constant; NOT in SCC) +/// sit_x[t1] = cond[t1] (base element) +/// sit_x[t2] = IF cond[t2] THEN closer[t1] ELSE PREVIOUS(sit_x, 0) +/// closer[t1] = sit_x[t1] + 1 +/// closer[t2] = sit_x[t2] + 1 +/// +/// Whole-variable `sit_x`<->`closer` is a genuine 2-cycle (`sit_x` reads +/// `closer` via the THEN branch; `closer` reads `sit_x`), so the SCC IS +/// identified. The production symbolic fragment for `sit_x` (verified) is +/// [LoadVar(cond[0]), AssignCurr(sit_x[0]), +/// LoadVar(closer[0]), LoadConstant, SymLoadPrev(sit_x[1]), +/// LoadVar(cond[1]), SetCond, If, AssignCurr(sit_x[1]), Ret] +/// and for `closer` +/// [LoadVar(sit_x[0]), .., BinOpAssignCurr(closer[0]), +/// LoadVar(sit_x[1]), .., BinOpAssignCurr(closer[1]), Ret]. +/// The CURRENT-VALUE induced element graph is therefore +/// (sit_x,0) -> (closer,0); (sit_x,1) -> (closer,1); +/// (closer,0) -> (sit_x,1) +/// which is acyclic (a well-founded staggered recurrence). The ONLY thing +/// that makes it appear cyclic before Part A is the `SymLoadPrev(sit_x[1])` +/// SAME-element lagged self-read in the `sit_x[1]` segment being +/// mis-collected as a current-value edge -> spurious +/// `(sit_x,1)->(sit_x,1)` self-loop. After Part A that lagged read +/// contributes no edge and the SCC resolves in the per-element +/// topological order sit_x[0],closer[0],sit_x[1],closer[1]. +fn sample_if_true_shaped_scc_project() -> TestProject { + TestProject::new("sample_if_true_shaped_scc") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2"]) + .array_with_ranges("cond[t]", vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "1")]) + .array_with_ranges( + "sit_x[t]", + vec![ + ("t1", "cond[t1]"), + ("t2", "IF cond[t2] THEN closer[t1] ELSE PREVIOUS(sit_x, 0)"), + ], + ) + .array_with_ranges( + "closer[t]", + vec![("t1", "sit_x[t1] + 1"), ("t2", "sit_x[t2] + 1")], + ) +} + +#[test] +fn resolve_dt_sample_if_true_shaped_scc_resolves_despite_previous_self_read() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // RED before Part A: the `SymLoadPrev(sit_x[1])` same-element lagged + // self-read in the `sit_x[1]` segment is mis-collected as a + // current-value element edge, minting a spurious + // `(sit_x,1)->(sit_x,1)` self-loop, so `symbolic_phase_element_order` + // returns `None` via the `self_loop` branch and + // `resolve_recurrence_sccs` reports `has_unresolved` with no + // `ResolvedScc` (the false C-LEARN `CircularDependency`). GREEN after + // Part A: `SymLoadPrev` contributes no element edge, so the (acyclic, + // current-value-only) element graph resolves. + let project = sample_if_true_shaped_scc_project(); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt); + assert!( + !res.has_unresolved, + "the SAMPLE IF TRUE-shaped {{sit_x,closer}} SCC is element-acyclic \ + once the PREVIOUS same-element lagged self-read is excluded from \ + the element graph (it is a prior-timestep snapshot, not a \ + current-timestep ordering edge -- the element-level analogue of \ + `build_var_info` stripping `dt_previous_referenced_vars`): there \ + MUST be no unresolved SCC" + ); + assert_eq!( + res.resolved.len(), + 1, + "exactly one resolved SCC (the {{sit_x,closer}} cluster)" + ); + let scc = &res.resolved[0]; + assert_eq!(scc.phase, SccPhase::Dt); + assert_eq!( + scc.members, + [ + crate::common::Ident::new("closer"), + crate::common::Ident::new("sit_x"), + ] + .into_iter() + .collect::>(), + "the resolved SCC's members are exactly {{sit_x,closer}}" + ); + // Current-value element edges (PREVIOUS self-read excluded): + // (sit_x,0)->(closer,0); (sit_x,1)->(closer,1); (closer,0)->(sit_x,1). + // Only (sit_x,0) has indegree 0. Kahn drains + // sit_x[0] -> closer[0] -> sit_x[1] -> closer[1] (the unique order; + // the encoded-key tie-break never has to choose -- the frontier is a + // single node at every step). + let closer = |i: usize| (crate::common::Ident::new("closer"), i); + let sit_x = |i: usize| (crate::common::Ident::new("sit_x"), i); + assert_eq!( + scc.element_order, + vec![sit_x(0), closer(0), sit_x(1), closer(1)], + "element_order must be the per-element topological order with the \ + PREVIOUS same-element lagged self-read excluded (a spurious \ + self-loop would have produced `None`/unresolved instead)" + ); + + // End-to-end: the SCC survives the production dependency-graph gate + // with no `CircularDependency` (the C-LEARN blocker, minimized). + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + !dep_graph.has_cycle, + "the SAMPLE IF TRUE-shaped SCC must NOT set has_cycle once the \ + element-level lagged-read strip lands (the false C-LEARN \ + CircularDependency)" + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.len(), + 1, + "exactly one ResolvedScc survives the gate" + ); +} + +// ── Self-loop subsumed by a multi-member SCC (the true C-LEARN blocker) ─ +// +// `resolve_recurrence_sccs` builds `self_loops` from a *direct* whole- +// variable self-edge `v -> v` INDEPENDENTLY of the `scc_components` +// partition. A variable that BOTH self-references on a current path AND +// participates in a >= 2 SCC via cross-member edges lands in `multi` (its +// >= 2 component) *and* in `self_loops`. Tarjan does NOT make it a +// standalone size-1 SCC -- its self-edge is an intra-SCC edge of the +// larger SCC, already evaluated in that SCC's verified per-element +// `element_order`. Before the disjointness filter, `resolve_recurrence_sccs` +// emitted TWO overlapping `ResolvedScc`s (the >= 2 SCC and the bogus +// 1-member self-loop SCC). `scc_map_from_resolved`'s last-write-wins +// `map.insert` then remapped the shared member to the 1-member SCC's id, +// so `same_resolved_scc` no longer suppressed the genuine intra-cluster +// back-edges incident to it, and `model_dependency_graph` reported a +// false residual `CircularDependency` with `resolved_sccs` cleared. This +// is C-LEARN's actual compile blocker (`emissions_with_cumulative_constraints` +// is exactly this shape), unmasked once the element-level lagged-read +// strip let the 22-member SCC's element graph resolve. This fixture is +// that shape minimized -- WITHOUT PREVIOUS, isolating the disjointness +// bug from the lagged-read strip. + +/// A two-element project with a 2-member recurrence SCC `{a, b}` where `a` +/// ALSO has a direct whole-variable self-edge (a current self-reference), +/// so `a` is in BOTH the `multi` >= 2 SCC and the `self_loops` set: +/// +/// a[t1] = 1 +/// a[t2] = a[t1] + b[t1] (current self-ref `a[t1]` -> a in dt_deps(a); +/// cross-member `b[t1]` closes the cluster) +/// b[t1] = a[t1] + 1 +/// b[t2] = a[t2] + 1 +/// +/// Whole-variable `a`<->`b` is a 2-cycle (`a` reads `b`, `b` reads `a`) so +/// `{a,b}` is a `multi` SCC; `a` additionally has the direct self-edge +/// `a -> a` (from `a[t2] = a[t1] + ...`) so it is also a `self_loops` +/// entry. The current-value induced element graph +/// (a,0)->(a,1); (b,0)->(a,1); (a,0)->(b,0); (a,1)->(b,1) +/// is acyclic, so the `{a,b}` SCC resolves. The bug is purely the +/// double-emission of `a` as a separate 1-member self-loop SCC corrupting +/// `scc_map_from_resolved`. +fn self_loop_inside_multi_scc_project() -> TestProject { + TestProject::new("self_loop_inside_multi_scc") + .named_dimension("t", &["t1", "t2"]) + .array_with_ranges("a[t]", vec![("t1", "1"), ("t2", "a[t1] + b[t1]")]) + .array_with_ranges("b[t]", vec![("t1", "a[t1] + 1"), ("t2", "a[t2] + 1")]) +} + +#[test] +fn resolve_dt_self_loop_subsumed_by_multi_scc_resolves_no_duplicate() { + use crate::db::SccPhase; + + // RED before the disjointness filter: `a` is emitted as BOTH a member + // of the resolved 2-member `{a,b}` SCC and a separate resolved + // 1-member `{a}` self-loop SCC, so `res.resolved.len() == 2` with a + // shared member, `scc_map_from_resolved` corrupts, and + // `model_dependency_graph` reports `has_cycle == true` with + // `resolved_sccs` cleared (the false C-LEARN residual + // `CircularDependency`). GREEN after: `a` is filtered out of + // `self_loops` because it is already a `multi` member, so exactly one + // `ResolvedScc` `{a,b}` is produced and the gate resolves it. + let project = self_loop_inside_multi_scc_project(); + let dm = project.build_datamodel(); + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let result = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &dm); + let model = result.models["main"].source; + + let res = resolve_recurrence_sccs(&db, model, result.project, SccPhase::Dt); + assert!( + !res.has_unresolved, + "the {{a,b}} SCC is element-acyclic and element-sourceable: no \ + unresolved SCC" + ); + assert_eq!( + res.resolved.len(), + 1, + "EXACTLY ONE resolved SCC: the 2-member {{a,b}} cluster. `a`'s \ + direct self-edge is an intra-SCC edge of {{a,b}}, NOT a separate \ + 1-member self-loop SCC -- emitting both double-resolves `a` and \ + corrupts the pairwise-disjoint invariant `scc_map_from_resolved` \ + relies on" + ); + let scc = &res.resolved[0]; + assert_eq!(scc.phase, SccPhase::Dt); + assert_eq!( + scc.members, + [ + crate::common::Ident::new("a"), + crate::common::Ident::new("b"), + ] + .into_iter() + .collect::>(), + "the single resolved SCC's members are exactly {{a,b}}" + ); + + // End-to-end: the production gate resolves it with NO residual + // `CircularDependency` (the minimized C-LEARN blocker). + let dep_graph = crate::db::model_dependency_graph(&db, model, result.project); + assert!( + !dep_graph.has_cycle, + "a self-edge subsumed by a resolved multi-member SCC must NOT \ + produce a residual CircularDependency: the >= 2 SCC's combined \ + per-element fragment already evaluates `a`'s self-edge in the \ + verified element_order (the C-LEARN blocker's true root cause)" + ); + assert_eq!( + dep_graph.resolved_sccs.len(), + 1, + "exactly one ResolvedScc survives the gate (no duplicate, no \ + scc_map corruption)" + ); +} From d32bd62380b59407cfacc87ff0a6c0a6f5ef7cba Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 09:05:15 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 44/72] doc: add phase 6 tasks 4-5 for #580 latent compile bugs Task 3 cleared C-LEARN's false CircularDependency, which unmasked two pre-existing, latent compile bugs that block AC7.1 (the incremental compile now reaches assembly and returns a clean Err on ~150 fragment names). A deep root-cause investigation (GH #580) established these are two independent bugs in the per-variable / per-helper isolated-recompile machinery, orthogonal to cycle resolution -- all 150 names are outside every resolved SCC; the Phase-2 combined-fragment path is never reached. They were masked because the false cycle verdict short-circuited compile_project_incremental before assemble_module's fragment loop ran. The user was surfaced the corrected scope (a #575-class decision -- these are orthogonal pre-existing bugs, not the re-architecture) and chose to drive both fixes now as general engine fixes. Task 4 (Bug A) adds an additive DimensionsContext group-mapping resolver wired into substitute_dimension_refs so a group/unequal-cardinality cross-dimension subscript translates when lifting an INITIAL-wrapped A2A temp-arg helper, plus a loud-safe post-lower error re-check in lower_implicit_var. Task 5 (Bug B) reconstructs an arrayed-GF dependency as a full array-shaped, per-element-table stub in the isolated per-variable recompile so a SUM(gf[D!](x)) reducer lowers to an array view as in the monolithic path. Each carries its own fast model-agnostic unit test; the shared dimensions.rs mapping surface and the SCC element-graph compile path are regression-pinned. Tasks 4-5 are sequenced before the Task 1 structural gate commit and are newly-surfaced AC7.1 prerequisites (test-requirements AC7 row reconciled at finalization). --- .../phase_06.md | 299 +++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 298 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md index f5724a0f5..9402b6115 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md @@ -5,7 +5,13 @@ compiles via the incremental path and runs to FINAL TIME via the VM with no panic and no all-NaN core series; issue #363 (incremental-compiler panic on C-LEARN) is re-verified now that the cycle gate no longer masks the deeper pipeline; the residual test-only `catch_unwind` is retired. (This is the -explicit mid-plan value-locking checkpoint.) +explicit mid-plan value-locking checkpoint.) **Tasks 4-5 (added during +execution — see "Why Tasks 4-5 added"):** clearing the cycle gate (Task 3) +unmasked **two pre-existing, latent compile bugs orthogonal to cycle +resolution** (filed as GH #580) that block AC7.1 — fixed here as general engine +fixes (no model-specific hacks) so Task 1's structural gate can be committed +passing; the user was surfaced the corrected #575-class scope picture and chose +"drive both fixes now". **Architecture:** Add a new `#[ignore]`d structural-gate test in `tests/simulate.rs` that parses C-LEARN, compiles it via the incremental path @@ -15,6 +21,13 @@ TIME, and asserts no core series is entirely NaN. Re-point the existing currently *inverted* — a clean compile is a `panic!`) to expect a clean compile and remove its `catch_unwind`. If a post-gate panic surfaces, it is a hard, root-caused failure (AC7.5 / #363's prescribed fix), never caught. +Tasks 4-5 fix the two #580 latent compile bugs that the cleared gate exposes: +a new additive `DimensionsContext` group-mapping resolver wired into +`substitute_dimension_refs` (Bug A — temp-arg-helper extraction) and an +arrayed-GF dependency-stub reconstruction in the isolated per-variable recompile +(Bug B), each with its own fast model-agnostic unit test, the shared +`dimensions.rs` mapping surface and the SCC element-graph compile path +regression-pinned. **Tech Stack:** Rust (`simlin-engine`) integration tests; the incremental salsa compile path; `gh` for issue #363 status. @@ -319,6 +332,280 @@ engine fix + unit fixture + rustdoc updates (NOT `simulate.rs`) via --- +## Why Tasks 4-5 added (Task 3 / GH #580 outcome — verified, user-approved to drive) + +Task 3 Part A fully dissolved C-LEARN's false `CircularDependency` +(`has_circular_dependency = false`; `model_dependency_graph: has_cycle=false`; +the 22-member recurrence SCC resolves in both the dt and init phases) and Part +B re-verified #363 (the incremental-compiler panic does **not** reproduce — a +clean typed `Err`, recorded on #363, not closed). With the cycle gate clean, +the C-LEARN incremental compile now reaches assembly and surfaces a **distinct, +previously-masked** failure: `compile_project_incremental` returns a clean +`Err(NotSimulatable, "failed to compile fragments for variables: ...")` on ≈150 +names. A deep root-cause investigation (filed as **GH #580**) established this +is **two independent, pre-existing, latent bugs in the per-variable / +per-helper isolated-recompile machinery — NOT a Task 3 regression, NOT caused +by the resolved SCC**: all 150 failing names are *outside* every resolved SCC, +and the Phase-2 combined-fragment path is never reached for any of them. They +were masked because the false `CircularDependency` short-circuited +`compile_project_incremental` *before* `assemble_module`'s fragment loop ever +ran — so the design's "cycle gate masks the deeper pipeline" thesis held, but +the deeper failure is these two bugs, not #363's panic. + +They block the plan's committed **AC7.1** (C-LEARN compiles `Ok`) and therefore +AC7.2/AC7.3/AC8.1. The user was surfaced the corrected picture (a #575-class +decision — these are orthogonal pre-existing bugs, not the re-architecture) and +**chose "Drive both fixes now"**: fix them as general engine fixes +(root-cause-first, RED-TDD, no model-specific hacks, per-phase code review), +then commit Task 1's structural gate passing. Each fix carries its own fast, +model-agnostic unit test so coverage does not depend on the heavy `#[ignore]`d +C-LEARN test (mirroring phase_07 Task 4's "any general bug found gets a focused +unit test" rule). Tasks 4-5 **unblock** AC7.1's test +(`compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural`); they are newly-surfaced prerequisites, +not design ACs — test-requirements.md's AC7 row is reconciled at finalization +with a note (exactly as AC2.4/AC3.1's empirically-built fixtures are). + +The two bugs (verified, concrete trace in #580): +- **Bug A — ≈140 synthetic temp-arg helpers** (`$⁚⁚0⁚arg0⁚`): + when `make_temp_arg` lifts a per-element scalar helper out of an + `INITIAL(...)`-wrapped **A2A** parent (`FF change start year[COP] = + INITIAL(... ff_change_start_year_aggregated[Aggregated Regions] ...)`), + `substitute_dimension_refs` (`builtins_visitor.rs:298-403`) fails to + translate a **group-mapped** cross-dimension subscript: it tries + `translate_via_mapping` (`:345`) and `find_mapping_parent_of` + + `translate_to_source_via_mapping` (`:354-365`), but **both bail to `None` on + a group / unequal-cardinality mapping** (`translate_to_source_via_mapping` + `dimensions.rs:455-457` and `translate_via_mapping` `:513-515` both + `return None` when `source_named.elements.len() != target_named.elements.len()`, + and a group mapping `Aggregated Regions[Developing B] → COP[{3-element + subgroup}]` has no 1:1 `element_map` row for a base COP element inside a + subgroup target). So `substitute_dimension_refs` returns the expr + **unchanged** (`:368`), the bare `[aggregated_regions]` full-dimension + subscript survives into a **scalar** `Aux`, and `lower_variable` → `lower_ast` + returns `EquationError{code: DimensionInScalarContext}`, which `lower_variable` + (`model.rs`) records into `errors` and **discards the AST** (sets `ast`/ + `init_ast` to `None`). `lower_implicit_var` (`db.rs:3878`) **only checks the + *pre*-lowering `equation_errors()` (`:3908-3913`), never the + post-`lower_variable` ones**, so it returns `Some((name, var_with_None_ast))`; + `compile_implicit_var_phase_bytecodes` → `compiler::Var::new` then trips + `EmptyEquation` → all-`None` bytecodes → `missing_vars`. The originating + `DimensionInScalarContext` is **silently swallowed** (no + `CompilationDiagnostic`, unlike the real-var path's + `accumulate_var_compile_error` at `db.rs:3782`). +- **Bug B — 6 real arrayed vars** (`global_rs_co2_ff`, `rs_global_ch4/n2o/pfc/sf6`, + `rs_ff_co2_ff_aggregated`): the var lowers to a valid non-empty `Expr` AST, + but the **isolated minimal-`Module` recompile** fails. `global_rs_co2_ff` & + the four `rs_global_*` are `SUM(RS X[COP!](Time/One year))` — a `SUM` reducer + over an **arrayed graphical function applied with a dynamic argument** — + failing with `Err(Generic, "Cannot push view for expression type ... expected + array expression")`; `rs_ff_co2_ff_aggregated` is a `VECTOR SELECT(...)` + failing with `Err(BadTable, "range subscripts not supported in lookup + tables")`. The dependency-stub / dep-table construction in + `db_var_fragment.rs` (`build_stub_variable` `:344`; dep-table collection via + `extract_tables_from_source_var` `:946-951`) does not reconstruct the + arrayed-GF dependency as a full array-shaped, per-element-table-bearing stub, + so `RS X[COP!](x)` does not lower to an array view in the mini-layout the way + it does in the whole-model compile. (`compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes` + `db.rs:3114` shares the same `Var::new` + minimal-`Module` shape — Task 5 + root-cause-confirms the exact failing call site before fixing, since the 6 + vars are outside every resolved SCC.) + +--- + + +### Task 4: Bug A — group-mapped subscript translation in temp-arg-helper extraction + +**Verifies:** unblocks element-cycle-resolution.AC7.1 (newly-surfaced +prerequisite — see "Why Tasks 4-5 added"); directly verified by its own focused +unit tests. + +**Files:** +- Add: `src/simlin-engine/src/dimensions.rs` — a new + `DimensionsContext::translate_via_group_mapping` method + its `#[cfg(test)]` + unit tests (in the existing `mod tests`). +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/builtins_visitor.rs:339-367` + (`substitute_dimension_refs`) — call the new resolver as a THIRD fallback. +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs:3878-3963` (`lower_implicit_var`) — the + loud-safe post-lower error re-check (Part B). +- Add: a focused fixture/test (in `src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs` or a + new `#[cfg(test)]` test reachable in the default capped suite). + +**Implementation — Part A (the fix; general, no model-specific hack):** +Add `DimensionsContext::translate_via_group_mapping(active_dim, active_element, +ref_dim) -> Option`: given the iterated element +`active_element` of the active (parent) dimension `active_dim`, and a subscript +reference to `ref_dim` where `ref_dim` is related to `active_dim` by a **group +mapping** (one `ref_dim` element maps to a *group* — a subdimension, or a +multi-element subset — of `active_dim`), return the `ref_dim` element whose +target group **contains** `active_element`. Resolve the mapping in **either +direction** (`ref_dim.maps_to == active_dim` or vice-versa), reusing +`find_mapping_info` / `element_map` (the group rows) and +`get_subdimension_relation` (`dimensions.rs:541`) to locate the containing +group — do NOT assume equal cardinality (that is exactly the case the existing +`translate_via_mapping` / `translate_to_source_via_mapping` reject at +`dimensions.rs:455-457` / `:513-515`). Wire it into `substitute_dimension_refs` +as a **third** fallback, AFTER the existing `translate_via_mapping` (`:345`) and +`find_mapping_parent_of` (`:354-365`) attempts and BEFORE the unchanged-`expr` +return at `:368`. **Do NOT alter `translate_via_mapping` / +`translate_to_source_via_mapping` / `find_mapping_parent_of` semantics** — they +are shared by the LTM mapping consumers (`db_ltm_ir.rs` +`classify_iterated_dim_shape`'s mapped branch, `ltm_agg.rs`'s mapped-dimension +carve-out, the `Expr2Context::has_mapping_to` A2A-lowering path); a *new +additive* method that fires only where the old ones returned `None` keeps that +surface byte-stable. + +**Implementation — Part B (loud-safe companion — no silent miscompile):** +In `lower_implicit_var` (`db.rs:3878`), AFTER `crate::model::lower_variable` +(`:3959`), re-check the *lowered* variable's `equation_errors()` (the current +check at `:3908-3913` only inspects the *pre*-lowering `parsed_implicit`). If +the lowered var carries errors (its AST was discarded), accumulate a precise +`CompilationDiagnostic` carrying the real error + span (mirror the real-var +path's `accumulate_var_compile_error`, `db.rs:3782`) and return `None`. This +does not itself fix a miscompile; it converts a *residual* un-translatable +mapping shape from the opaque aggregate `missing_vars` string into a legible +per-variable `DimensionInScalarContext` diagnostic — so if Part A is incomplete +for some shape, the failure is loud and actionable (AC7.5 / the "no silent +miscompile" hard rule), never a silent all-`None` fragment. Verify Part B is a +no-op when Part A succeeds (the lowered var has no errors). + +**Testing (TDD, mandatory):** +- **RED-first fixture** (exact shape empirically determined during execution — + plan convention 4: bounded ≈4-5 attempts + `track-issue` escalation, the AC + is not weakened): a minimal model with a **group / unequal-cardinality** + dimension mapping and an `INITIAL(...)`-wrapped A2A var whose argument + references the mapped dimension by its **full dimension name** (#580 + investigator sketch — widen the group/cardinality mismatch until it + reproduces): + ``` + Big : e1, e2, e3, e4 ~~| + Small : s1, s2 -> (Big: BigGroupA, BigGroupB) ~~| + BigGroupA : e1, e2 ~~| BigGroupB : e3, e4 ~~| + src[Small] = 1 ~~| + out[Big] = INITIAL( src[Small] ) ~~| + ``` + RED: `compile_project_incremental` returns `Err` whose message contains + `$⁚out⁚0⁚arg0⁚` (or, with Part B, a `DimensionInScalarContext` on that + helper). If it compiles, the mapping is too simple — widen per #580's note + (the genuine C-LEARN mapping is heterogeneous: a single base element vs + 3-element subgroups, `len(ref_dim) ≠ len(active_dim)`); verify by checking + the minted helper's printed equation still contains the bare `[small]` + subscript. GREEN after Part A: it compiles and simulates to the hand-computed + per-`Big`-element series (each `out[e]` = the `src` value of the `Small` + element whose group contains `e`). +- A focused **`dimensions.rs` `#[cfg(test)]`** unit test for + `translate_via_group_mapping` directly: group containment in both mapping + directions; the equal-cardinality case still delegates unchanged; an + unrelated dimension ⇒ `None`. +- A focused **`lower_implicit_var` Part B** test: a synthetic + implicit-var-bearing model whose helper genuinely cannot be element-resolved + ⇒ the compile `Err` now names the specific helper + `DimensionInScalarContext` + (loud), not only the aggregate `missing_vars`. +- **MANDATORY soundness pins (must stay GREEN unchanged):** the full + `db_dep_graph` suite; `self_recurrence`, `ref`, `interleaved`, + `init_recurrence`, `helper_recurrence`, `vector_simple` end-to-end; + `genuine_cycles_still_rejected`; `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` + (AC2.6, the 22-model corpus); and — because Part A touches shared + `dimensions.rs` — the LTM suites that exercise mapping + (`db_ltm_unified_tests`, `db_ltm_module_tests`, `db_element_graph_tests`, + `db_ltm_ir_tests`) plus `array_tests` / `compiler_vector`. If ANY LTM / + mapping test changes behavior, the new method leaked into a shared path — + **STOP and report** (do not edit a guard to pass). + +**Verification:** +Run the RED→GREEN fixture + the focused unit tests + the full soundness-pin set +in the default capped suite. Then confirm the C-LEARN structural gate progresses +(the ≈140 synthetic-helper names are gone from the `Err`): +`cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural --nocapture` +(Bug B's 6 real vars may still fail until Task 5 — expected; Task 4's +done-criterion is the ≈140 synthetic-helper names removed from the `Err`). +`git commit` (pre-commit fmt/clippy/non-ignored cargo test 180s cap; NEVER +`--no-verify`). +**Commit:** `engine: group-mapped subscript translation in temp-arg-helper extraction (#580 Bug A)` + + + +### Task 5: Bug B — arrayed-GF dependency stub in the isolated per-variable recompile + +**Verifies:** unblocks element-cycle-resolution.AC7.1 (newly-surfaced +prerequisite — see "Why Tasks 4-5 added"); directly verified by its own focused +unit tests. + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs` — the dependency-stub + construction (`build_stub_variable` call site `:344`) and/or the dep-table + collection (`:910-952`, via `extract_tables_from_source_var`). +- (Conditional) Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs:3114` + (`compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes`) and/or the `compiler` array-view / + lookup-range handling — only if the root-cause-confirm step points there. +- Add: a focused fixture/test in `src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs` (or + `tests/compiler_vector.rs`). + +**Implementation — root-cause-confirm FIRST (RED), then fix (general):** +1. **Reproduce + isolate** (RED): build the minimal fixture (below), confirm it + reproduces `Err(Generic, "Cannot push view for expression type ... expected + array expression")` for the `SUM(arrayed-GF(...))` shape AND + `Err(BadTable, "range subscripts not supported in lookup tables")` for the + `VECTOR SELECT(...)` shape, **via the incremental compile path**. Confirm + the **exact** failing call site: #580 attributes it to + `compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes`'s `module.compile()` (`db.rs:3174`), + but the 6 real C-LEARN vars are *outside* every resolved SCC — establish + whether the failure is in that path (and how it is reached for non-SCC vars) + or in the main `compile_var_fragment` → `lower_var_fragment` → `build_var` → + `Var::new` path (which shares the same minimal-`Module` shape). Identify the + precise gap vs the whole-model compile: (i) `build_stub_variable` (`:344`) + giving the arrayed-GF dependency the wrong dimensions/shape, (ii) + `extract_tables_from_source_var` (`:947`) not returning the dep's per-element + tables, and/or (iii) the GF dep needing to enter the mini-layout as a + genuine array-shaped, per-element-`tables`-bearing `Variable::Var` so a + `dep[D!](x)` reference lowers to an **array view** (not a scalar). +2. **Fix** (no model-specific hack): make the isolated per-variable recompile + **view-equivalent to the whole-model compile** for an arrayed graphical + function applied with an index inside a reducer — reconstruct the + dependency's dimensions AND per-element `tables` in the mini-layout, and + handle `VECTOR SELECT` / range-subscript lookup forms instead of rejecting + with `BadTable`. General contract: for ANY dependency that is an arrayed + graphical function, the stub carries enough shape + table data that + `dep[D!](x)` compiles identically to the monolithic path. + +**Testing (TDD, mandatory):** +- **RED-first fixture** (exact shape empirically determined — plan convention + 4: bounded ≈4-5 attempts + `track-issue` escalation): + ``` + D : a, b, c ~~| + g[D]( (0,0),(1,10),(2,20) ) ~~| ' a genuine per-element arrayed GF + drive = TIME ~~| ' non-constant index + total = SUM( g[D!](drive) ) ~~| + ``` + RED: `compile_project_incremental` returns the `Cannot push view ...` `Err`. + Add a `VECTOR SELECT` variant for the `BadTable` case. If the sketch + compiles, widen per #580's note (`g` a genuine per-element-`tables` arrayed + GF, `drive` strictly non-constant). GREEN after the fix: compiles and + simulates to the hand-computed `total` series (`SUM` of the per-element GF + outputs at `drive = TIME`). +- A focused unit test pinning the **isolated-recompile view equivalence**: the + arrayed-GF dependency's mini-`Module` produces the same array view as the + whole-model compile (assert the compiled bytecode pushes a view, not a + scalar). +- **MANDATORY soundness pins (must stay GREEN unchanged):** `array_tests`, + `compiler_vector`, the full `db_dep_graph` suite **and** the recurrence + end-to-end gates (`compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes` is ALSO the SCC + element-graph builder's compile path — a behavior shift there could perturb + `symbolic_phase_element_order` verdicts), `genuine_cycles_still_rejected`, + and `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` (AC2.6, the 22-model corpus). + If ANY SCC verdict or corpus model changes behavior — **STOP and report**. + +**Verification:** +Run the RED→GREEN fixture + the focused unit test + the full soundness-pin set +in the default capped suite. Then the C-LEARN structural gate should now be +fully GREEN (both Bug A and Bug B cleared): +`cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural --nocapture` +— C-LEARN compiles `Ok`, runs to FINAL TIME, no all-NaN core series. `git +commit` (pre-commit; NEVER `--no-verify`). +**Commit:** `engine: arrayed-GF dependency stub in isolated per-variable recompile (#580 Bug B)` + + +--- + ## Phase 6 Done When - C-LEARN compiles via the incremental path with no fatal `ModelError` (no @@ -330,6 +617,16 @@ engine fix + unit fixture + rustdoc updates (NOT `simulate.rs`) via remains in the engine test suite for C-LEARN (Task 2 — AC7.4). - Any post-gate panic is root-caused and converted to a typed error (not caught); #363 status re-verified and recorded (Task 3 — AC7.5). +- The two latent compile bugs the cleared cycle gate unmasked (GH #580) are + fixed as general engine fixes, each with its own fast model-agnostic unit + test: group-mapped subscript translation in temp-arg-helper extraction + (Task 4 — Bug A) and the arrayed-GF dependency stub in the isolated + per-variable recompile (Task 5 — Bug B). With both in, no synthetic temp-arg + helper or real arrayed var remains in `compile_project_incremental`'s + `missing_vars`, so Task 1's structural gate compiles `Ok` (Tasks 4-5 are + sequenced BEFORE the Task 1 commit). The shared `dimensions.rs` mapping + resolver and the SCC element-graph compile path are regression-pinned (no + LTM / cycle-gate behavior change). #580 closes when both land. - The default engine suite stays green under the 3-minute `cargo test` cap (the new C-LEARN test is `#[ignore]`d / runtime-class). From b25dc06dba89034637646fc538eb0ad2cc035c36 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 09:27:29 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 45/72] engine: group-mapped subscript translation in temp-arg-helper extraction (#580 Bug A) When make_temp_arg lifts a per-element scalar helper out of an INITIAL(...)-wrapped apply-to-all parent (out[Big] = INITIAL(src[Small]), Small group-mapped to Big), substitute_dimension_refs left the bare full [small] subscript in the minted helper, which lowered to DimensionInScalarContext and surfaced as ~140 synthetic $:0:arg0: helpers in compile_project_incremental's Err on C-LEARN (GH #580 Bug A). Root cause is in expand_maps_to_chains, not the dimensions.rs mapping resolvers: SourceDimension.name keeps the as-written display casing while the MDL/XMILE importers store maps_to / mappings[].target canonical (lowercase), and the reachability passes compared them with a raw ==. So the reverse-mapping pass failed to pull the mapped source dimension into the per-variable DimensionsContext, leaving substitute_dimension_refs with has_mapping_to == false and nothing to translate. The existing translate_via_mapping element_map branch already resolves the group rows correctly once the dimension is present; no new resolver is needed. expand_maps_to_chains now compares on the canonical form and resolves each canonical target back through a display-name lookup before inserting (the caller filters the datamodel dims by display name), fixing both reverse and the latent forward direction. This eliminates every synthetic arg0 helper from C-LEARN's compile Err (the residual is only Bug B's six real arrayed vars). Companion loud-safe re-check in lower_implicit_var (no silent miscompile): lower_variable is total and discards the AST on a lowering error, and the existing pre-lowering check only inspects the parsed implicit. The post-lower equation_errors() are now turned into a per-helper diagnostic (routed through try_accumulate_diagnostic, since the whole assembly chain runs outside a tracked frame), so a residual un-translatable mapping shape fails loudly with the offending helper named rather than as a silent all-None fragment. It is a verified no-op when translation succeeds. --- src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs | 125 ++++++++++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 97 ++++++++++++-- .../src/db_dimension_invalidation_tests.rs | 117 ++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 325 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs index 65f6eb601..7ccbc8891 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs @@ -4923,3 +4923,128 @@ TIME STEP = 1 ~~| ); } } + +/// Regression tests for GH #580 Bug A: when `make_temp_arg` lifts a per-element +/// scalar helper out of an `INITIAL(...)`-wrapped apply-to-all parent, a +/// cross-dimension subscript that is related by a *group* (unequal-cardinality) +/// mapping must still be translated to a concrete element. Before the fix the +/// bare full-dimension subscript survived into a scalar helper aux, lowering to +/// `DimensionInScalarContext` and surfacing as a synthetic +/// `$⁚⁚0⁚arg0⁚` helper in `compile_project_incremental`'s `Err`. +#[cfg(test)] +mod group_mapped_temp_arg_tests { + use crate::db::{SimlinDb, compile_project_incremental, sync_from_datamodel_incremental}; + use crate::open_vensim; + + /// A minimized C-LEARN shape: `Aggregated Regions -> (COP: ...subgroups...)` + /// is a heterogeneous group mapping (one source element maps to a + /// multi-element subgroup of the target, `len(Small) != len(Big)`). The + /// `INITIAL(...)`-wrapped A2A `out[Big]` references `src` by the *full* + /// `Small` dimension name, so the helper extractor must resolve each `Big` + /// element to the `Small` element whose group contains it. + const GROUP_MAPPED_INITIAL_A2A: &str = "\ +{UTF-8} +Big: e1, e2, e3, e4 ~~| +BigGroupA: e1, e2 ~~| +BigGroupB: e3, e4 ~~| +Small: s1, s2 -> (Big: BigGroupA, BigGroupB) ~~| +src[Small] = 1, 2 ~~| +out[Big] = INITIAL(src[Small]) ~~| +INITIAL TIME = 0 ~~| +FINAL TIME = 1 ~~| +SAVEPER = 1 ~~| +TIME STEP = 1 ~~| +"; + + #[test] + fn group_mapped_initial_a2a_compiles_and_simulates() { + let datamodel = + open_vensim(GROUP_MAPPED_INITIAL_A2A).expect("MDL should parse to a datamodel project"); + let mut db = SimlinDb::default(); + let sync = sync_from_datamodel_incremental(&mut db, &datamodel, None); + let compiled = compile_project_incremental(&db, sync.project, "main"); + + let compiled = compiled.unwrap_or_else(|e| { + panic!( + "group-mapped INITIAL-wrapped A2A should compile (GH #580 Bug A); \ + got Err: {e:?}" + ) + }); + + let mut vm = crate::vm::Vm::new(compiled).expect("VM creation should succeed"); + vm.run_to_end().expect("VM run should succeed"); + let results = vm.into_results(); + let series = crate::test_common::collect_results(&results); + + // out[e] resolves to the `src` value of the `Small` element whose group + // contains `e`: BigGroupA={e1,e2}<-s1=1, BigGroupB={e3,e4}<-s2=2. + // The flattened apply-to-all slots are `out[e1]`..`out[e4]`. + let expect = [ + ("out[e1]", 1.0), + ("out[e2]", 1.0), + ("out[e3]", 2.0), + ("out[e4]", 2.0), + ]; + for (name, want) in expect { + let got = series + .get(name) + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("{name} not in results; have {:?}", series.keys())); + assert!( + (got[0] - want).abs() < 1e-9, + "{name}: expected {want}, got {}", + got[0] + ); + } + } + + /// Part B (loud-safe companion -- AC7.5 / "no silent miscompile"): when a + /// helper lifted out of an `INITIAL(...)`-wrapped A2A parent references a + /// dimension that genuinely has *no* mapping to the parent dimension, the + /// cross-dimension subscript cannot be element-resolved and lowers to + /// `DimensionInScalarContext`. `lower_variable` then discards the helper's + /// AST; without the post-lower re-check in `lower_implicit_var` the helper + /// would carry an `ast == None` that `Var::new` later rejects as + /// `EmptyEquation`. Either way the residual must surface as a **clean, + /// named error** -- the failing compile `Err` must name the specific + /// `$⁚out⁚…⁚arg0⁚…` helper -- never a silent all-`None` fragment that reads + /// a wrong value. (The per-helper `DimensionInScalarContext` diagnostic is + /// also accumulated through `try_accumulate_diagnostic`, on the same + /// `IN_TRACKED_CONTEXT`-gated path as `assemble_module`'s aggregate `Err` + /// diagnostic; surfacing that gated channel through `collect_all_diagnostics` + /// is a separate, pre-existing concern.) + #[test] + fn unresolvable_helper_fails_loudly_not_silently() { + use crate::db::{compile_project_incremental, sync_from_datamodel_incremental}; + + // `Other` has NO mapping to `Big`, so `out[Big] = INITIAL(other[Other])` + // cannot translate the bare `[other]` subscript per `Big` element. This + // is the residual shape Part A does NOT resolve (no mapping exists). + let mdl = "\ +{UTF-8} +Big: e1, e2, e3, e4 ~~| +Other: o1, o2 ~~| +other[Other] = 1, 2 ~~| +out[Big] = INITIAL(other[Other]) ~~| +INITIAL TIME = 0 ~~| +FINAL TIME = 1 ~~| +SAVEPER = 1 ~~| +TIME STEP = 1 ~~| +"; + let datamodel = open_vensim(mdl).expect("MDL should parse to a datamodel project"); + let mut db = SimlinDb::default(); + let sync = sync_from_datamodel_incremental(&mut db, &datamodel, None); + let compile_result = compile_project_incremental(&db, sync.project, "main"); + + let err = + compile_result.expect_err("an unmappable cross-dimension helper must not compile"); + let msg = format!("{err:?}"); + // Loud: the failure must NAME the specific per-element helper of `out`, + // not be a silent miscompile into a wrong value or an opaque generic + // error with no offending variable. + assert!( + msg.contains("⁚out⁚") && msg.contains("⁚arg0⁚"), + "the compile Err must name the offending `$⁚out⁚…⁚arg0⁚…` helper \ + (loud, actionable -- AC7.5); got: {msg}" + ); + } +} diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index b01346c6f..ad7c27a72 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -2663,23 +2663,49 @@ fn expand_maps_to_chains( dim_names: &BTreeSet, all_dims: &[SourceDimension], ) -> BTreeSet { - let mut expanded = dim_names.clone(); - let dim_map: HashMap<&str, &SourceDimension> = - all_dims.iter().map(|d| (d.name.as_str(), d)).collect(); + // Dimension display names (`SourceDimension.name`, the as-written casing) + // and mapping targets (`maps_to` / `mappings[].target`, which the MDL/XMILE + // importers canonicalize to lowercase) are NOT necessarily the same string, + // so every reachability comparison and lookup here must be on the canonical + // form. The returned set is keyed by display name (the caller filters the + // datamodel dims with `expanded.contains(&d.name)`), so we resolve each + // canonical target back through `canonical_to_display` before inserting. + let canonical_to_display: HashMap = all_dims + .iter() + .map(|d| (canonicalize(&d.name).into_owned(), d.name.clone())) + .collect(); + let dim_map: HashMap = all_dims + .iter() + .map(|d| (canonicalize(&d.name).into_owned(), d)) + .collect(); + let mut expanded = dim_names.clone(); let mut to_visit: Vec = dim_names.iter().cloned().collect(); while let Some(name) = to_visit.pop() { + let name_canon = canonicalize(&name).into_owned(); + + // `push_target` resolves a canonical mapping target to the display name + // the caller's `expanded.contains(&d.name)` filter expects, falling back + // to the canonical string when the target is not itself a declared + // dimension (a defensive case the old `==` path also tolerated). + let push_target = + |expanded: &mut BTreeSet, to_visit: &mut Vec, target_canon: &str| { + let display = canonical_to_display + .get(target_canon) + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(|| target_canon.to_string()); + if expanded.insert(display.clone()) { + to_visit.push(display); + } + }; + // Forward: follow maps_to and mappings targets from the current dim. - if let Some(dim) = dim_map.get(name.as_str()) { - if let Some(ref target) = dim.maps_to - && expanded.insert(target.clone()) - { - to_visit.push(target.clone()); + if let Some(dim) = dim_map.get(&name_canon) { + if let Some(ref target) = dim.maps_to { + push_target(&mut expanded, &mut to_visit, &canonicalize(target)); } for mapping in &dim.mappings { - if expanded.insert(mapping.target.clone()) { - to_visit.push(mapping.target.clone()); - } + push_target(&mut expanded, &mut to_visit, &canonicalize(&mapping.target)); } } // Reverse: find any dimension that maps_to (or has a mapping targeting) @@ -2690,8 +2716,11 @@ fn expand_maps_to_chains( let maps_to_current = source_dim .maps_to .as_deref() - .is_some_and(|t| t == name.as_str()) - || source_dim.mappings.iter().any(|m| m.target == name); + .is_some_and(|t| canonicalize(t) == name_canon) + || source_dim + .mappings + .iter() + .any(|m| canonicalize(&m.target) == name_canon); if maps_to_current && expanded.insert(source_dim.name.clone()) { to_visit.push(source_dim.name.clone()); } @@ -3956,7 +3985,47 @@ fn lower_implicit_var<'db>( dimensions: &dim_context, model_name: "", }; - crate::model::lower_variable(&scope, &parsed_implicit) + let lowered = crate::model::lower_variable(&scope, &parsed_implicit); + + // Loud-safe (GH #580): `lower_variable` is total -- on a lowering error + // (e.g. an un-translatable cross-dimension subscript surviving into a + // scalar helper as `DimensionInScalarContext`) it records the error and + // discards the AST rather than failing. The pre-lowering check above + // only inspects the *parsed* implicit; a lowering-stage error would + // otherwise leave a helper with `ast == None` that + // `compile_implicit_var_phase_bytecodes` -> `Var::new` rejects as + // `EmptyEquation`, surfacing only in the opaque aggregate `missing_vars` + // string with no per-variable diagnostic (the real-var path emits one + // via `accumulate_var_compile_error`). Mirror that: turn the residual + // into a legible per-helper diagnostic carrying the actual error code + + // span, then return `None`. Routed through `try_accumulate_diagnostic` + // because this whole assembly chain (`compile_project_incremental` -> + // `assemble_simulation` -> `assemble_module` -> `compile_implicit_var_*` + // -> here) runs OUTSIDE a salsa-tracked function, so a bare + // `.accumulate(db)` would panic; the helper accumulates only when a + // tracked frame is active and is otherwise a safe no-op (the error then + // rides out via the caller's `missing_vars` aggregate), exactly as the + // sibling aggregate-`Err` accumulation in `assemble_module` does. This + // is a no-op when lowering succeeds (`equation_errors()` is `None`), so + // it never perturbs the shared `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` + // consumer on the SCC-resolution path -- it fires only on a genuine + // residual miscompile. + if let Some(errors) = lowered.equation_errors() { + for err in errors { + try_accumulate_diagnostic( + db, + Diagnostic { + model: model.name(db).clone(), + variable: Some(implicit_name.clone()), + error: DiagnosticError::Equation(err), + severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, + }, + ); + } + return None; + } + + lowered }; Some((implicit_name, lowered)) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dimension_invalidation_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dimension_invalidation_tests.rs index 697c53e28..a0e5c5366 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dimension_invalidation_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dimension_invalidation_tests.rs @@ -352,3 +352,120 @@ fn test_dimension_invalidation_maps_to_chain() { "AC8.3: variable y[DimA] should be re-parsed when DimB changes (DimA maps_to DimB)" ); } + +// ── expand_maps_to_chains: canonical-vs-display reachability (GH #580 Bug A) ── + +mod expand_maps_to_chains_tests { + use super::super::{ + SourceDimension, SourceDimensionElements, SourceDimensionMapping, expand_maps_to_chains, + }; + use std::collections::BTreeSet; + + fn named(name: &str, elements: &[&str]) -> SourceDimension { + SourceDimension { + name: name.to_string(), + elements: SourceDimensionElements::Named( + elements.iter().map(|s| s.to_string()).collect(), + ), + maps_to: None, + mappings: vec![], + parent: None, + } + } + + /// Reverse reachability: a variable subscripted by the *target* dimension + /// must pull the mapping *source* into the set so cross-dimension subscript + /// substitution can see it. `SourceDimension.name` keeps the as-written + /// display casing while the importers store `mappings[].target` canonical + /// (lowercase), so the reverse pass must compare on the canonical form -- + /// before the GH #580 Bug A fix the raw `==` here dropped the source + /// dimension, leaving the bare full-dimension subscript that lowered to + /// `DimensionInScalarContext`. + #[test] + fn reverse_pulls_in_group_mapped_source_despite_case_skew() { + // `Small` (display) maps to `big` (canonical target) as a group mapping. + let mut small = named("Small", &["s1", "s2"]); + small.mappings = vec![SourceDimensionMapping { + target: "big".to_string(), // canonical, as the MDL/XMILE importers store it + element_map: vec![ + ("s1".to_string(), "e1".to_string()), + ("s1".to_string(), "e2".to_string()), + ("s2".to_string(), "e3".to_string()), + ("s2".to_string(), "e4".to_string()), + ], + }]; + let big = named("Big", &["e1", "e2", "e3", "e4"]); + let all = [big, small]; + + // A variable declared over `Big` (display casing in its ApplyToAll dims). + let relevant: BTreeSet = ["Big".to_string()].into_iter().collect(); + let expanded = expand_maps_to_chains(&relevant, &all); + + assert!( + expanded.contains("Small"), + "reverse mapping must pull display-named `Small` into the set even \ + though its mapping target `big` is canonical; got {expanded:?}" + ); + assert!(expanded.contains("Big")); + } + + /// Forward reachability: a variable subscripted by the *source* dimension + /// must pull the mapping *target* in, resolved back to its display name so + /// the caller's `expanded.contains(&d.name)` filter (display-keyed) matches. + #[test] + fn forward_pulls_in_target_resolved_to_display_name() { + let mut small = named("Small", &["s1", "s2"]); + small.mappings = vec![SourceDimensionMapping { + target: "big".to_string(), + element_map: vec![], + }]; + let big = named("Big", &["e1", "e2"]); + let all = [big, small]; + + let relevant: BTreeSet = ["Small".to_string()].into_iter().collect(); + let expanded = expand_maps_to_chains(&relevant, &all); + + assert!( + expanded.contains("Big"), + "forward mapping must pull the target in under its DISPLAY name `Big` \ + (not the canonical `big`) so the caller's display-keyed filter \ + matches; got {expanded:?}" + ); + } + + /// An unrelated dimension (no mapping in either direction) is excluded. + #[test] + fn unrelated_dimension_is_not_pulled_in() { + let small = named("Small", &["s1", "s2"]); + let big = named("Big", &["e1", "e2"]); + let unrelated = named("Unrelated", &["u1"]); + let all = [big, small, unrelated]; + + let relevant: BTreeSet = ["Big".to_string()].into_iter().collect(); + let expanded = expand_maps_to_chains(&relevant, &all); + + assert!( + !expanded.contains("Small"), + "no mapping relates Small to Big" + ); + assert!(!expanded.contains("Unrelated")); + assert_eq!(expanded, relevant); + } + + /// The legacy `maps_to` field path is canonicalized on both sides too. + #[test] + fn reverse_pulls_in_maps_to_source_despite_case_skew() { + let mut child = named("Child", &["c1", "c2"]); + child.maps_to = Some("parent".to_string()); // canonical + let parent = named("Parent", &["p1", "p2"]); + let all = [parent, child]; + + let relevant: BTreeSet = ["Parent".to_string()].into_iter().collect(); + let expanded = expand_maps_to_chains(&relevant, &all); + + assert!( + expanded.contains("Child"), + "reverse `maps_to` must also compare canonically; got {expanded:?}" + ); + } +} From 505fc4f7d5730736df3bd6d8231509ba090254e8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 09:32:01 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 46/72] doc: reconcile phase 6 task 4 to as-built #580 Bug A fix Task 4 (commit b25dc06d) empirically disproved the spec's root-cause for #580 Bug A before coding: translate_via_mapping resolves the expanded group element_map correctly once the mapped dimension is in the per-variable DimensionsContext. The real bug was a display-vs-canonical raw == in db.rs::expand_maps_to_chains that kept the reverse-mapping pass from pulling the mapped source dimension into the context. The as-built fix is there (canonicalize reachability comparisons; resolve canonical targets back to display names before insertion), leaving substitute_dimension_refs and dimensions.rs byte-identical -- so the prescribed translate_via_group_mapping resolver was unnecessary/dead. Add an as-built correction note at the top of Task 4 (the original investigation-path diagnosis is retained below it for provenance, mirroring the plan's existing "verified deviation" convention). The dimensions.rs unit test the spec named was replaced by expand_maps_to_chains_tests on the actually-fixed function; the RED->GREEN fixture and loud-safe Part B test landed as specced. GH #580's root-cause section was corrected by comment; test-requirements.md AC7 reconciliation is deferred to finalization. --- .../phase_06.md | 29 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 29 insertions(+) diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md index 9402b6115..03a44e8e1 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md @@ -419,6 +419,35 @@ The two bugs (verified, concrete trace in #580): prerequisite — see "Why Tasks 4-5 added"); directly verified by its own focused unit tests. +> **AS-BUILT root-cause correction (verified during execution, commit +> `b25dc06d` — supersedes the diagnosis below).** The root cause prescribed +> below (`substitute_dimension_refs` + `DimensionsContext::translate_via_mapping` +> bailing on group cardinality, fixed by a new `translate_via_group_mapping`) +> was **empirically disproved** before coding: the group `element_map` IS fully +> expanded and `translate_via_mapping` resolves it correctly *once the mapped +> dimension is in the per-variable `DimensionsContext`*. The real bug is in +> **`db.rs::expand_maps_to_chains`** (the salsa-scoping pass): `SourceDimension.name` +> keeps display casing (`"Aggregated Regions"`) while `maps_to`/`mappings[].target` +> are stored **canonical** (`"cop"`), and the reachability passes compared them +> with a raw `==`, so the reverse-mapping pass never pulled the mapped source +> dimension into the context → `has_mapping_to == false` → bare subscript → +> `DimensionInScalarContext`. **As-built Part A:** `expand_maps_to_chains` +> canonicalizes every reachability comparison and resolves each canonical target +> back to display name before insertion (fixes the reverse direction *and* a +> latent forward-direction bug for importer-sourced models); `substitute_dimension_refs` +> / `dimensions.rs` are left **byte-identical**, so the "LTM/mapping leak" worry +> is structurally impossible. **As-built Part B:** the `lower_implicit_var` +> post-lower re-check is routed through `try_accumulate_diagnostic` (the bare +> `.accumulate(db)` the spec names panics outside a `#[salsa::tracked]` frame — +> the assembly chain is untracked; this also surfaced a distinct pre-existing +> observability gap, `IN_TRACKED_CONTEXT` never set `true`, tracked separately). +> The `dimensions.rs` `translate_via_group_mapping` unit test below was replaced +> by `db_dimension_invalidation_tests.rs::expand_maps_to_chains_tests` (4 tests +> on the actually-fixed function); the RED→GREEN fixture and the loud-safe Part B +> test landed as specced. GH #580's root-cause section was corrected accordingly; +> test-requirements.md's AC7 row is reconciled at finalization. The text below is +> the original (investigation-path) diagnosis, retained for provenance. + **Files:** - Add: `src/simlin-engine/src/dimensions.rs` — a new `DimensionsContext::translate_via_group_mapping` method + its `#[cfg(test)]` From ad432fbe460625e2ca78b6c2e96b3751abfc562f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 10:49:15 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 47/72] engine: arrayed-GF dependency stub in isolated per-variable recompile (#580 Bug B) --- src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs | 136 +++++++++++++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/ast/expr3.rs | 65 +++++++++- src/simlin-engine/src/bytecode.rs | 21 ++++ src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs | 91 ++++++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs | 45 +++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs | 45 +++++++ 6 files changed, 402 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs index 7ccbc8891..130e4d6ab 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs @@ -5048,3 +5048,139 @@ TIME STEP = 1 ~~| ); } } + +/// Regression tests for GH #580 Bug B: a *per-element arrayed graphical +/// function* applied with a dynamic index inside an array reducer +/// (`SUM(g[D!](drive))`) or a vector op (`VECTOR SELECT(sel[D!], g[D!](drive), +/// ...)`). Each element of `g` carries its own lookup table; `g[D!](drive)` +/// is therefore an *array* of per-element lookup results (one per element of +/// `D`, all evaluated at the same scalar index `drive`) that the reducer/vector +/// op consumes. `Var::new` lowers it to `App(Lookup(, +/// drive))`, but neither codegen view path materialized that as an array view: +/// the reducer path (`walk_expr_as_view`) fell through with `Generic, "Cannot +/// push view ... expected array expression"` and the scalar/vector path +/// (`extract_table_info`) rejected the multi-element `StaticSubscript` table +/// base with `BadTable, "range subscripts not supported in lookup tables"`. +/// `compile_project_incremental` surfaced both as the opaque +/// `NotSimulatable, "failed to compile fragments for variables: total"`. +/// This is the minimized, model-agnostic form of the six C-LEARN vars +/// (`global_rs_co2_ff`, `rs_global_ch4/n2o/pfc/sf6` -- `SUM(RS X[COP!](Time/One +/// year))`; `rs_ff_co2_ff_aggregated` -- `VECTOR SELECT(..., RS CO2 FF[COP!]( +/// Time/One year)*..., ...)`). The fix hoists the applied arrayed GF into an +/// `AssignTemp`/`TempArray` (recognized as array-producing) and emits a +/// dedicated per-element-lookup opcode (`LookupArray`) that fills the temp, +/// so the reducer/vector op reads a genuine array view. +#[cfg(test)] +mod arrayed_gf_in_reducer_tests { + use crate::db::{SimlinDb, compile_project_incremental, sync_from_datamodel_incremental}; + use crate::open_vensim; + + /// `g[D]` is a genuine per-element arrayed graphical function (three + /// distinct tables); `drive = Time` is strictly non-constant; `total = + /// SUM(g[D!](drive))` reduces the per-element lookup array. Hand-computed: + /// at `Time=0` every `g[ai](0)=0` => 0; at `Time=1` => 10+100+1000=1110; + /// at `Time=2` => 20+200+2000=2220. + const SUM_OF_ARRAYED_GF: &str = "\ +{UTF-8} +D: A1, A2, A3 ~~| +g[A1]( (0,0),(1,10),(2,20) ) ~~| +g[A2]( (0,0),(1,100),(2,200) ) ~~| +g[A3]( (0,0),(1,1000),(2,2000) ) ~~| +drive = Time ~~| +total = SUM( g[D!](drive) ) ~~| +INITIAL TIME = 0 ~~| +FINAL TIME = 2 ~~| +SAVEPER = 1 ~~| +TIME STEP = 1 ~~| +"; + + #[test] + fn sum_of_arrayed_gf_compiles_and_simulates() { + let datamodel = + open_vensim(SUM_OF_ARRAYED_GF).expect("MDL should parse to a datamodel project"); + let mut db = SimlinDb::default(); + let sync = sync_from_datamodel_incremental(&mut db, &datamodel, None); + let compiled = compile_project_incremental(&db, sync.project, "main").unwrap_or_else(|e| { + panic!( + "SUM over an applied per-element arrayed GF should compile \ + (GH #580 Bug B); got Err: {e:?}" + ) + }); + + let mut vm = crate::vm::Vm::new(compiled).expect("VM creation should succeed"); + vm.run_to_end().expect("VM run should succeed"); + let results = vm.into_results(); + let series = crate::test_common::collect_results(&results); + + let total = series + .get("total") + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("total not in results; have {:?}", series.keys())); + // SUM of the per-element GF outputs at drive=Time, one per save step. + let expect = [0.0, 1110.0, 2220.0]; + assert_eq!( + total.len(), + expect.len(), + "expected {} save steps, got {}", + expect.len(), + total.len() + ); + for (i, (&got, &want)) in total.iter().zip(expect.iter()).enumerate() { + assert!( + (got - want).abs() < 1e-9, + "total[{i}]: expected {want}, got {got}" + ); + } + } + + /// The `VECTOR SELECT` variant of the same applied-arrayed-GF shape: it + /// also routes the `g[D!](drive)` argument through the array-view path. + /// `sel = 1,0,1` selects elements A1 and A3; `VSSUM` sums them. At + /// `Time=1` => `g[A1](1)+g[A3](1)` = 10+1000 = 1010; at `Time=2` => + /// 20+2000 = 2020; at `Time=0` => 0. + const VECTOR_SELECT_OF_ARRAYED_GF: &str = "\ +{UTF-8} +D: A1, A2, A3 ~~| +g[A1]( (0,0),(1,10),(2,20) ) ~~| +g[A2]( (0,0),(1,100),(2,200) ) ~~| +g[A3]( (0,0),(1,1000),(2,2000) ) ~~| +sel[D] = 1, 0, 1 ~~| +drive = Time ~~| +total = VECTOR SELECT( sel[D!], g[D!](drive), 0, 0, 0 ) ~~| +INITIAL TIME = 0 ~~| +FINAL TIME = 2 ~~| +SAVEPER = 1 ~~| +TIME STEP = 1 ~~| +"; + + #[test] + fn vector_select_of_arrayed_gf_compiles_and_simulates() { + let datamodel = open_vensim(VECTOR_SELECT_OF_ARRAYED_GF) + .expect("MDL should parse to a datamodel project"); + let mut db = SimlinDb::default(); + let sync = sync_from_datamodel_incremental(&mut db, &datamodel, None); + let compiled = compile_project_incremental(&db, sync.project, "main").unwrap_or_else(|e| { + panic!( + "VECTOR SELECT over an applied per-element arrayed GF should \ + compile (GH #580 Bug B); got Err: {e:?}" + ) + }); + + let mut vm = crate::vm::Vm::new(compiled).expect("VM creation should succeed"); + vm.run_to_end().expect("VM run should succeed"); + let results = vm.into_results(); + let series = crate::test_common::collect_results(&results); + + let total = series + .get("total") + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("total not in results; have {:?}", series.keys())); + // VSSUM over selected elements {A1, A3} at drive=Time. + let expect = [0.0, 1010.0, 2020.0]; + assert_eq!(total.len(), expect.len()); + for (i, (&got, &want)) in total.iter().zip(expect.iter()).enumerate() { + assert!( + (got - want).abs() < 1e-9, + "total[{i}]: expected {want}, got {got}" + ); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/ast/expr3.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/ast/expr3.rs index 3b17167ce..e80a876ca 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/ast/expr3.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/ast/expr3.rs @@ -601,6 +601,33 @@ impl<'a> Pass1Context<'a> { // Builtins - check if decomposition is needed for array builtins Expr3::App(builtin, bounds, loc) => { let (transformed_builtin, has_a2a) = self.transform_builtin_inner(builtin); + // A per-element arrayed-GF apply (`LOOKUP(g[D!], idx)`, GH #580 + // Bug B) is decomposed into its own `AssignTemp` HERE -- the + // single point that catches it wherever it appears (bare in a + // reducer arg, or nested inside an `Op2`/`If` that is itself + // decomposed): otherwise an enclosing `Op2` would be hoisted + // whole, burying the un-decomposable `App(Lookup(, idx))` inside a `BeginIter` body that codegen rejects + // with `BadTable`. Deferred to pass 2 when the index references + // an A2A dimension (it is re-lowered per element and re-hits + // this arm with the resolved index). The `AssignTemp`'s bare + // `App(Lookup(...))` body is lowered by codegen's dedicated + // `LookupArray` opcode. + if !has_a2a + && let Some((dims, dim_names)) = arrayed_gf_apply_view(&transformed_builtin) + { + let view = match dim_names { + Some(names) => ArrayView::contiguous_with_names(dims, names), + None => ArrayView::contiguous(dims), + }; + let temp_id = self.allocate_temp_id(); + self.temp_assignments.push(Expr3::AssignTemp( + temp_id, + Box::new(Expr3::App(transformed_builtin, bounds, loc)), + view.clone(), + )); + return (Expr3::TempArray(temp_id, view, loc), false); + } (Expr3::App(transformed_builtin, bounds, loc), has_a2a) } @@ -1079,7 +1106,11 @@ impl<'a> Pass1Context<'a> { | Expr3::TempArray(_, _, _) | Expr3::TempArrayElement(_, _, _, _) => false, // App might need decomposition if it contains complex args - // but the result of the app itself doesn't need further decomposition + // but the result of the app itself doesn't need further + // decomposition -- the one exception, a per-element arrayed-GF + // apply (`LOOKUP(g[D!], idx)`, GH #580 Bug B), is decomposed + // up-front in `transform_inner`'s `App` arm, so by the time + // `needs_decomposition` runs the apply is already a `TempArray`. Expr3::App(_, _, _) => false, // Already an assignment - don't re-decompose Expr3::AssignTemp(_, _, _) => false, @@ -1087,6 +1118,38 @@ impl<'a> Pass1Context<'a> { } } +/// If `builtin` is a graphical-function lookup whose table base produces a +/// *multi-element array* -- the per-element arrayed-GF apply `LOOKUP(g[D!], +/// idx)` (GH #580 Bug B) -- return that base array's dims and (where known) +/// dim names. A single-element / scalar table base is the ordinary scalar +/// lookup and returns `None` (no decomposition; the existing per-element path +/// compiles it). At this `Expr3` stage the wildcard base is an +/// `Expr3::Subscript` carrying array `ArrayBounds` (not yet a +/// `StaticSubscript`), so the shape comes from `get_array_bounds()` / +/// `get_array_view()`. +fn arrayed_gf_apply_view(builtin: &BuiltinFn) -> Option<(Vec, Option>)> { + use crate::builtins::BuiltinFn::*; + let table = match builtin { + Lookup(table, _, _) | LookupForward(table, _, _) | LookupBackward(table, _, _) => table, + _ => return None, + }; + let (dims, dim_names) = if let Some(bounds) = table.get_array_bounds() { + ( + bounds.dims().to_vec(), + bounds.dim_names().map(|n| n.to_vec()), + ) + } else if let Some(view) = table.get_array_view() { + (view.dims.clone(), Some(view.dim_names.clone())) + } else { + return None; + }; + if dims.iter().product::() > 1 { + Some((dims, dim_names)) + } else { + None + } +} + impl Default for Pass1Context<'_> { fn default() -> Self { Self::new() diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/bytecode.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/bytecode.rs index f1bd0c14c..77bf10ea9 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/bytecode.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/bytecode.rs @@ -839,6 +839,24 @@ pub(crate) enum Opcode { write_temp_id: TempId, }, + /// Per-element graphical-function lookup over an arrayed GF (GH #580 Bug B): + /// `g[D!](index)` where each element of `g` carries its own lookup table. + /// Pops 1 scalar (the shared lookup `index`) from the arithmetic stack and + /// reads 1 view (the arrayed GF's full storage) from the view stack; for + /// each of the view's `size()` elements `i` it evaluates the table + /// `graphical_functions[base_gf + i]` at `index` (the per-element-table + /// layout `Compiler::table_base_ids` records -- one table per element, in + /// declared order) and writes the result to `temp_storage[write_temp + i]`. + /// `table_count` bounds `base_gf + i` (an out-of-range element yields NaN, + /// matching the scalar `Lookup` opcode). The result temp is then consumed + /// as an array view by the reducer / vector op that wrapped the apply. + LookupArray { + base_gf: GraphicalFunctionId, + table_count: u16, + mode: LookupMode, + write_temp_id: TempId, + }, + /// Priority-based allocation; writes result array to temp_storage. AllocateAvailable { write_temp_id: TempId, @@ -1010,6 +1028,9 @@ impl Opcode { Opcode::VectorElmMap { .. } => (0, 0), Opcode::VectorSortOrder { .. } => (1, 0), Opcode::Rank { .. } => (1, 0), + // LookupArray pops the scalar lookup index, reads the GF view, and + // writes the per-element-lookup array to temp_storage. + Opcode::LookupArray { .. } => (1, 0), Opcode::AllocateAvailable { .. } => (1, 0), // AllocateByPriority pops 2 scalars (width, supply) from the stack Opcode::AllocateByPriority { .. } => (2, 0), diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs index d1576251b..f9fa3dc4e 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs @@ -311,6 +311,66 @@ impl<'module> Compiler<'module> { } } + /// Resolve `(base_gf, table_count)` for a *per-element arrayed graphical + /// function* whose full array is referenced by `table_expr` (a bare `Var` + /// or a whole-array `StaticSubscript`). This is the array counterpart of + /// the per-element resolution the scalar `Lookup` codegen does via + /// `extract_table_info`, but here the base is intentionally the *whole* + /// array (`g[D!]`, `view.size() > 1`) -- the very shape `extract_table_info` + /// rejects -- because `LookupArray` evaluates every element's table. The + /// table base id and per-element table count come from the same + /// `table_base_ids` / `module.tables` maps the scalar lookup uses, so the + /// per-element table layout is identical. A `table_expr` that is neither a + /// recognised array base nor a GF-bearing variable yields a precise + /// `BadTable` (loud-safe: an un-reconstructable arrayed-GF dependency must + /// never become a silent stub -- GH #580 / AC7.5). + fn arrayed_lookup_table_info(&self, table_expr: &Expr) -> Result<(GraphicalFunctionId, u16)> { + let module_offsets = &self.module.offsets[&self.module.ident]; + let base_off = match table_expr { + // Whole-array static subscript: the var's storage starts at `off` + // and the view spans the full array (offset 0). + Expr::StaticSubscript(off, _, _) => *off, + Expr::Var(off, _) => *off, + other => { + return sim_err!( + BadTable, + format!( + "arrayed graphical-function apply expected a whole-array \ + base, got {:?}", + std::mem::discriminant(other) + ) + ); + } + }; + let table_ident = module_offsets + .iter() + .find(|(_, (base, _))| *base == base_off) + .map(|(k, _)| k.clone()) + .ok_or_else(|| { + crate::Error::new( + ErrorKind::Simulation, + ErrorCode::BadTable, + Some("could not find arrayed lookup table variable".to_string()), + ) + })?; + let base_gf = *self.table_base_ids.get(&table_ident).ok_or_else(|| { + crate::Error::new( + ErrorKind::Simulation, + ErrorCode::BadTable, + Some(format!( + "no graphical function found for arrayed lookup '{table_ident}'" + )), + ) + })?; + let table_count = self + .module + .tables + .get(&table_ident) + .map(|tables| tables.len() as u16) + .unwrap_or(1); + Ok((base_gf, table_count)) + } + /// Emit bytecode to push an expression's view onto the view stack. /// This is used for array operations that need to iterate over arrays. fn walk_expr_as_view(&mut self, expr: &Expr) -> Result<()> { @@ -1152,6 +1212,37 @@ impl<'module> Compiler<'module> { self.push(Opcode::PopView {}); return Ok(None); } + // Per-element arrayed-GF lookup (GH #580 Bug B): + // `g[D!](index)` where each element of `g` carries its + // own table. The hoisting pass (`mod.rs`) wraps this in + // an `AssignTemp` whose view is the GF array's view, so + // here we push that array as a view (for the element + // count + per-element flat offsets), evaluate the + // shared scalar `index`, and emit `LookupArray` to fill + // the temp -- the array analogue of the scalar `Lookup` + // arm below. The result temp is then consumed as a view + // by the wrapping reducer / vector op. + BuiltinFn::Lookup(table_expr, index, _loc) + | BuiltinFn::LookupForward(table_expr, index, _loc) + | BuiltinFn::LookupBackward(table_expr, index, _loc) => { + let mode = match builtin { + BuiltinFn::LookupForward(_, _, _) => LookupMode::Forward, + BuiltinFn::LookupBackward(_, _, _) => LookupMode::Backward, + _ => LookupMode::Interpolate, + }; + let (base_gf, table_count) = + self.arrayed_lookup_table_info(table_expr)?; + self.walk_expr_as_view(table_expr)?; + self.walk_expr(index)?.unwrap(); + self.push(Opcode::LookupArray { + base_gf, + table_count, + mode, + write_temp_id: *id as TempId, + }); + self.push(Opcode::PopView {}); + return Ok(None); + } BuiltinFn::AllocateAvailable(requests, profile, avail) => { self.walk_expr_as_view(requests)?; self.walk_expr_as_view(profile)?; diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs index 50564b90a..7e33f8a0b 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs @@ -217,6 +217,15 @@ pub(crate) enum SymbolicOpcode { Rank { write_temp_id: TempId, }, + // Per-element arrayed-GF lookup -> temp (GH #580 Bug B). All fields are + // layout-independent (GF-table indices + temp id), so it round-trips + // through symbolization unchanged, exactly like `Lookup`. + LookupArray { + base_gf: GraphicalFunctionId, + table_count: u16, + mode: LookupMode, + write_temp_id: TempId, + }, AllocateAvailable { write_temp_id: TempId, }, @@ -635,6 +644,17 @@ pub(crate) fn symbolize_opcode( Opcode::Rank { write_temp_id } => Ok(SymbolicOpcode::Rank { write_temp_id: *write_temp_id, }), + Opcode::LookupArray { + base_gf, + table_count, + mode, + write_temp_id, + } => Ok(SymbolicOpcode::LookupArray { + base_gf: *base_gf, + table_count: *table_count, + mode: *mode, + write_temp_id: *write_temp_id, + }), Opcode::AllocateAvailable { write_temp_id } => Ok(SymbolicOpcode::AllocateAvailable { write_temp_id: *write_temp_id, }), @@ -1030,6 +1050,17 @@ pub(crate) fn resolve_opcode( SymbolicOpcode::Rank { write_temp_id } => Ok(Opcode::Rank { write_temp_id: *write_temp_id, }), + SymbolicOpcode::LookupArray { + base_gf, + table_count, + mode, + write_temp_id, + } => Ok(Opcode::LookupArray { + base_gf: *base_gf, + table_count: *table_count, + mode: *mode, + write_temp_id: *write_temp_id, + }), SymbolicOpcode::AllocateAvailable { write_temp_id } => Ok(Opcode::AllocateAvailable { write_temp_id: *write_temp_id, }), @@ -1599,6 +1630,20 @@ pub(crate) fn renumber_opcode( SymbolicOpcode::Rank { write_temp_id } => SymbolicOpcode::Rank { write_temp_id: checked_add_u8(*write_temp_id, temp_off_u8, "TempId")?, }, + // LookupArray carries BOTH a GF-table base (like `Lookup`) and a + // result temp id (like the other vector ops), so both are offset on + // fragment concatenation. + SymbolicOpcode::LookupArray { + base_gf, + table_count, + mode, + write_temp_id, + } => SymbolicOpcode::LookupArray { + base_gf: checked_add_u8(*base_gf, gf_off_u8, "GF ID")?, + table_count: *table_count, + mode: *mode, + write_temp_id: checked_add_u8(*write_temp_id, temp_off_u8, "TempId")?, + }, SymbolicOpcode::AllocateAvailable { write_temp_id } => SymbolicOpcode::AllocateAvailable { write_temp_id: checked_add_u8(*write_temp_id, temp_off_u8, "TempId")?, }, diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs index 2e4372f93..2f5aa0bf0 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs @@ -2422,6 +2422,51 @@ impl Vm { } } + Opcode::LookupArray { + base_gf, + table_count, + mode, + write_temp_id, + } => { + // Per-element arrayed-GF lookup (GH #580 Bug B): for each + // element `i` of the arrayed GF's view, evaluate that + // element's table at the shared scalar `index`. The base + // array's *values* are irrelevant (a graphical function is + // a pure table); the view supplies the element count and + // each element's flat offset into the per-element-table + // run `graphical_functions[base_gf .. base_gf + table_count]` + // (laid out in declared element order by + // `Compiler::table_base_ids`, exactly as the scalar + // `Lookup`'s element offset). An out-of-range element index + // yields NaN, matching the scalar `Lookup` opcode's bound. + let index = stack.pop(); + let input_view = &view_stack[view_stack.len() - 1]; + let temp_off = context.temp_offsets[*write_temp_id as usize]; + + if !input_view.is_valid { + Self::fill_temp_nan(temp_storage, context, *write_temp_id); + } else { + let size = input_view.size(); + let n_dims = input_view.dims.len(); + let mut indices: SmallVec<[u16; 4]> = smallvec::smallvec![0; n_dims]; + for i in 0..size { + let elem_off = input_view.flat_offset(&indices); + let result = if elem_off >= *table_count as usize { + f64::NAN + } else { + let gf = &context.graphical_functions[*base_gf as usize + elem_off]; + match mode { + LookupMode::Interpolate => lookup(gf, index), + LookupMode::Forward => lookup_forward(gf, index), + LookupMode::Backward => lookup_backward(gf, index), + } + }; + temp_storage[temp_off + i] = result; + increment_indices(&mut indices, &input_view.dims); + } + } + } + Opcode::AllocateAvailable { write_temp_id } => { let avail = stack.pop(); From dacc4366651551550aa2b78d04338b8a09804459 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 10:58:00 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 48/72] doc: reconcile phase 6 task 5 to as-built #580 Bug B fix Task 5 (commit ad432fbe) root-cause-confirmed (as the spec mandates) that the prescribed location was wrong: Var::new succeeds, the dep's per-element tables and dims are correctly reconstructed, and build_stub_variable / extract_tables_from_source_var are not the gap. The real bug is a general engine codegen gap -- a per-element arrayed GF applied with an index lowers to App(Lookup(full-array-view, scalar-index)) and no codegen path materialized that as an array view (Cannot push view for SUM; BadTable for VECTOR SELECT). The as-built fix is a new layout-independent LookupArray opcode plus a single Expr3 decomposition point, in ast/expr3.rs / bytecode.rs / vm.rs / compiler/codegen.rs / compiler/symbolic.rs -- not db_var_fragment.rs. Add an as-built correction note at the top of Task 5 (original investigation-path diagnosis retained below, mirroring Task 4 and the plan's "verified deviation" convention). Note that AC7.1 remains blocked after this task by a distinct GraphicalFunctionId u8 overflow in concatenate_fragments::absorb (no cross-fragment GF de-duplication) that the fix unmasked -- tracked separately; the Task 1 simulate.rs gate commit is not sequenced until it is resolved. --- .../phase_06.md | 29 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 29 insertions(+) diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md index 03a44e8e1..bbe4277c3 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md @@ -559,6 +559,35 @@ done-criterion is the ≈140 synthetic-helper names removed from the `Err`). prerequisite — see "Why Tasks 4-5 added"); directly verified by its own focused unit tests. +> **AS-BUILT root-cause correction (verified during execution, commit +> `ad432fbe` — supersedes the diagnosis below).** The root-cause-confirm step +> (which this task mandates) **disproved** the prescribed location: `Var::new` +> succeeds for all 6 vars, the dep's per-element `tables` and dims ARE correctly +> reconstructed in the mini-layout, and `db_var_fragment.rs::build_stub_variable` +> / `extract_tables_from_source_var` are NOT the gap. The real bug is a **general +> engine codegen gap**: a per-element arrayed graphical function applied with an +> index (`SUM(g[D!](x))`, the `VECTOR SELECT` form) lowers to +> `App(Lookup(, scalar-index))`, and **no codegen path ever +> materialized that as an array view** (`walk_expr_as_view` fell through → +> `Cannot push view`; `extract_table_info` rejected the multi-element table base +> → `BadTable`). Same root cause, two symptoms; never implemented, not +> cycle-gate-masked. **As-built fix** (the spec's `(Conditional) ... compiler +> array-view / lookup-range handling` clause): a new layout-independent +> `Opcode::LookupArray` (mirrors `VectorSortOrder`; symbolize/desymbolize/ +> `renumber_opcode` arms; `symbolic_phase_element_order`'s `_ => {}` catch-all → +> no SCC verdict can shift, exactly like `Lookup`) + a single `Pass1Context::transform` +> (`Expr3`) decomposition of the apply into `AssignTemp`/`TempArray` so the +> surrounding reducer/op consumes an ordinary array view. Files actually touched: +> `ast/expr3.rs`, `bytecode.rs`, `vm.rs`, `compiler/codegen.rs`, `compiler/symbolic.rs`, +> `array_tests.rs` (NOT `db_var_fragment.rs` / `db.rs`). The two fixtures and the +> view-equivalence intent landed as specced. **AC7.1 is still blocked** after +> this task by a *6th* distinct latent bug this fix unmasked — a +> `GraphicalFunctionId = u8` overflow in `concatenate_fragments::absorb` (no +> cross-fragment GF de-duplication; ~165 distinct C-LEARN GF tables duplicate +> per consumer fragment past 255), tracked separately; **Task 1's `simulate.rs` +> gate commit is NOT sequenced until that is resolved.** The text below is the +> original (investigation-path) diagnosis, retained for provenance. + **Files:** - Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs` — the dependency-stub construction (`build_stub_variable` call site `:344`) and/or the dep-table From 95757c929bac795e6c1794f8c7b234661c69d2a3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 11:01:59 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 49/72] doc: add phase 6 task 6 for #582 cross-fragment GF de-dup Fixing Bug B (ad432fbe) let C-LEARN's ~6 arrayed-GF-in-reducer fragments compile for the first time, which surfaced a 3rd distinct, orthogonal, pre-existing latent bug (GH #582): concatenate_fragments::absorb appends each fragment's graphical_functions with no de-duplication, so a dependency arrayed GF referenced by N consumer fragments is duplicated N times. C-LEARN has only ~165 distinct GF tables but the duplication accumulates past 255 and the GraphicalFunctionId=u8 renumber guard trips ("graphical function offset 493 exceeds ... u8::MAX = 255"). The monolithic Module::compile de-duplicates GF tables, so the incremental path is incorrect-by-omission, not merely capacity-limited. The user was surfaced the pattern (this is the 5th latent bug the cleared cycle gate exposed; the plan's per-bug diagnoses have been wrong 3x) and chose "drive #582, checkpoint per layer". Task 6 implements the principled fix -- cross-fragment GF de-duplication keyed by the identity the monolithic path uses, with a per-fragment local->global GF index remap threaded through renumber_opcode/renumber_fragment_code, keeping GraphicalFunctionId=u8 (not the weaker u16 widening). The dedup must be value-exact (distinct tables never merge). concatenate_fragments is the same machinery the Phase 2 #575 combined-SCC-fragment lowering uses, so the combined-fragment suite and the 22-model corpus are mandatory regression pins. Task 6 runs the C-LEARN structural gate and reports the exact outcome; any further unmasked layer is surfaced to the user before being driven. --- .../phase_06.md | 128 ++++++++++++++++-- 1 file changed, 120 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md index bbe4277c3..6b93b0e9e 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md @@ -11,7 +11,12 @@ unmasked **two pre-existing, latent compile bugs orthogonal to cycle resolution** (filed as GH #580) that block AC7.1 — fixed here as general engine fixes (no model-specific hacks) so Task 1's structural gate can be committed passing; the user was surfaced the corrected #575-class scope picture and chose -"drive both fixes now". +"drive both fixes now". **Task 6 (added after Tasks 4-5):** fixing Bug B then +unmasked a 3rd distinct, orthogonal pre-existing layer (GH #582 — a +`GraphicalFunctionId` overflow from missing cross-fragment GF de-duplication in +`concatenate_fragments`) that still blocks AC7.1; fixed in Task 6 under the +user's follow-on "drive #582, checkpoint per layer" directive (each further +unmasked layer is surfaced to the user before being driven). **Architecture:** Add a new `#[ignore]`d structural-gate test in `tests/simulate.rs` that parses C-LEARN, compiles it via the incremental path @@ -662,6 +667,104 @@ commit` (pre-commit; NEVER `--no-verify`). **Commit:** `engine: arrayed-GF dependency stub in isolated per-variable recompile (#580 Bug B)` + +### Task 6: #582 — cross-fragment graphical-function de-duplication in `concatenate_fragments` + +**Verifies:** unblocks element-cycle-resolution.AC7.1 (3rd layer unmasked by +Tasks 4-5); directly verified by its own focused unit test. Added under the +user's "drive #582, checkpoint per layer" directive after Tasks 4-5 landed. + +**Why added (Task 5 outcome, verified — GH #582):** with Bug B fixed +(`ad432fbe`), C-LEARN's ~6 arrayed-GF-in-reducer fragments now compile and +their dependency GF tables enter fragment assembly for the first time. That +exposes a pre-existing **fragment-concatenation-vs-monolithic divergence**: +`concatenate_fragments`'s `absorb` (`compiler/symbolic.rs:1349`, +`self.merged_gf.extend_from_slice(&frag.graphical_functions)`) appends every +fragment's `graphical_functions` with **no de-duplication**, so a dependency +arrayed GF referenced by N consumer fragments is duplicated N times. C-LEARN +has only ~165 *distinct* GF tables, but the duplication accumulates past 255 and +`renumber_opcode`'s `gf_off > u8::MAX` guard (`symbolic.rs:1546-1551`) trips: +`NotSimulatable: "graphical function offset 493 exceeds GraphicalFunctionId +capacity (u8::MAX = 255)"` (`GraphicalFunctionId = u8`, `bytecode.rs:21`; +`Opcode::Lookup`/`LookupArray` `base_gf` renumbered via `checked_add_u8` at +`symbolic.rs:1566`/`:1642`). The monolithic `Module::compile` **de-duplicates** +GF tables — so the incremental path is incorrect-by-omission here, not merely +capacity-limited. 3rd distinct pre-existing latent bug the cleared cycle gate +exposed (Bug A, Bug B, then this); orthogonal to cycle resolution. + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs` — `concatenate_fragments` + / `absorb` (the GF-table merge ~`:1349`) and the GF renumber path + (`renumber_opcode` / `renumber_fragment_code`, the `gf_off` arithmetic + ~`:1546-1642`). +- Add: a focused `#[cfg(test)]` unit test (in `compiler/symbolic.rs`'s test + module, or `array_tests.rs`). + +**Implementation — root-cause-confirm FIRST (the plan's per-bug diagnosis has +been wrong 3x — verify, do not trust), then fix (general, monolithic-matching):** +1. **Confirm** (RED): reproduce the overflow with a minimal input — either a + synthetic model where one dependency arrayed GF is referenced by enough + consumer fragments that the *duplicated* count exceeds `u8::MAX` while the + *distinct* count stays well under it, OR a direct `#[cfg(test)]` + `concatenate_fragments`/`absorb` unit test with hand-built fragments sharing + GF tables (whichever is the cheaper, clearer RED — plan convention 4, bounded + ~4-5 attempts + `track-issue` escalation). Confirm the EXACT dedup key the + monolithic `Module::compile` uses (GF `Table` value identity? the originating + variable ident? read the monolithic path and match it — do not invent a key) + and the exact `base_gf`/`gf_off` remap arithmetic the current flat-offset + renumber assumes. +2. **Fix:** de-duplicate GF tables across fragments in `absorb` / + `concatenate_fragments`, keyed by the SAME identity the monolithic path uses, + and remap each fragment's local `base_gf` references to the deduped global + index (the flat running `gf_off` is replaced by a per-fragment local→global + GF index map threaded through `renumber_opcode` / `renumber_fragment_code`). + After dedup, C-LEARN's ~165 distinct GFs are well under `u8::MAX`, so + `GraphicalFunctionId = u8` is retained — **do NOT widen to u16** (the weaker + band-aid; if some model has >255 *genuinely distinct* GFs even after dedup, + that is a separate concern — file via `track-issue`, do not scope-creep here). + +**Loud-safe / no silent miscompile (load-bearing):** the dedup MUST be +value-exact — two GF tables that are genuinely different must NEVER merge to one +index (that would silently make a `Lookup`/`LookupArray` read the wrong table). +The identity key must be the table's full content (or a key the monolithic path +already proves sufficient). If two fragments carry the same *name* but different +table content, they must stay distinct (or it is a pre-existing name-collision +bug — STOP and report, do not paper over it). + +**Testing (TDD, mandatory):** +- RED→GREEN: the minimal overflow reproduction above — RED `... exceeds + GraphicalFunctionId capacity ...`; GREEN compiles and (if a runnable model) + simulates correctly, with the deduped `merged_gf` length == the distinct GF + count and every `Lookup`/`LookupArray` resolving to the correct table. +- A focused unit test asserting `absorb` / `concatenate_fragments` dedups + identical GF tables and remaps `base_gf` correctly, and KEEPS distinct tables + distinct (the value-exactness guard). +- **MANDATORY soundness pins (must stay GREEN unchanged):** `concatenate_fragments` + is the SAME machinery the Phase 2 GH #575 combined-SCC-fragment lowering uses + (`FragmentMerger` / `renumber_fragment_code`) — so pin the full recurrence / + cycle suite (`self_recurrence`, `ref`, `interleaved`, `init_recurrence`, + `helper_recurrence`, `genuine_cycles_still_rejected`), the full `db_dep_graph` + + `db_combined_fragment_tests` suites, `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` + (AC2.6, the 22-model corpus — the strongest no-regression gate for a GF + renumber change), `array_tests` / `compiler_vector` (GF / Lookup coverage), + and the full engine lib. If ANY combined-fragment / SCC-verdict / corpus-model + / GF-lookup test changes behavior — **STOP and report** (a remap bug is a + silent miscompile risk). + +**Verification:** +Run the RED→GREEN reproduction + the focused unit test + the full soundness-pin +set in the default capped suite. Then run the C-LEARN structural gate: +`cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural --nocapture` +— report the EXACT outcome (compile `Result`, run-to-FINAL-TIME, the +matched-series not-all-NaN check). If C-LEARN now compiles `Ok` + runs + +not-all-NaN, AC7.1/7.2/7.3 are met (the orchestrator then sequences the Task 1 +commit). If a further latent layer surfaces, report it PRECISELY (root cause, +the `Err`/panic, the site) — do NOT mask it; the orchestrator checkpoints with +the user per the "checkpoint per layer" directive. `git commit` (pre-commit +fmt/clippy/non-ignored cargo test 180s cap; NEVER `--no-verify`). +**Commit:** `engine: cross-fragment graphical-function de-duplication (#582)` + + --- ## Phase 6 Done When @@ -678,13 +781,22 @@ commit` (pre-commit; NEVER `--no-verify`). - The two latent compile bugs the cleared cycle gate unmasked (GH #580) are fixed as general engine fixes, each with its own fast model-agnostic unit test: group-mapped subscript translation in temp-arg-helper extraction - (Task 4 — Bug A) and the arrayed-GF dependency stub in the isolated - per-variable recompile (Task 5 — Bug B). With both in, no synthetic temp-arg - helper or real arrayed var remains in `compile_project_incremental`'s - `missing_vars`, so Task 1's structural gate compiles `Ok` (Tasks 4-5 are - sequenced BEFORE the Task 1 commit). The shared `dimensions.rs` mapping - resolver and the SCC element-graph compile path are regression-pinned (no - LTM / cycle-gate behavior change). #580 closes when both land. + (Task 4 — Bug A, as-built: `db.rs::expand_maps_to_chains` canonicalization) + and the arrayed-GF-in-reducer codegen gap (Task 5 — Bug B, as-built: the + `LookupArray` opcode + `Expr3` decomposition). With both in, no synthetic + temp-arg helper or real arrayed var remains in `compile_project_incremental`'s + `missing_vars`. The shared `dimensions.rs` mapping resolver and the SCC + element-graph compile path are regression-pinned (no LTM / cycle-gate + behavior change). #580 closes when both land. +- Cross-fragment graphical-function de-duplication in `concatenate_fragments` + (Task 6 — GH #582) removes the `GraphicalFunctionId = u8` overflow that + Bug B's fix unmasked, matching the monolithic `Module::compile` dedup, with + the combined-SCC-fragment machinery (`FragmentMerger` / `renumber_fragment_code`) + and the 22-model corpus regression-pinned and the dedup proven value-exact + (no wrong-table miscompile). With Tasks 4-6 in, C-LEARN's incremental compile + reaches `Ok` and Task 1's structural gate is sequenced for commit. #582 closes + when Task 6 lands. (Per the "checkpoint per layer" directive, any *further* + latent layer Task 6 unmasks is surfaced to the user before being driven.) - The default engine suite stays green under the 3-minute `cargo test` cap (the new C-LEARN test is `#[ignore]`d / runtime-class). From 871d1125e6b84adf8e387bf0528dc6a9bedea0d8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 11:36:39 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 50/72] engine: cross-fragment graphical-function de-duplication (#582) --- src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs | 817 ++++++++++++++++++--- src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 127 ++-- 2 files changed, 814 insertions(+), 130 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs index 7e33f8a0b..e1529a7f9 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs @@ -1236,13 +1236,14 @@ pub(crate) struct ConcatenatedBytecodes { pub dim_lists: Vec<(u8, [u16; 4])>, } -/// Resource counts for shared context resources across fragments. -/// Used to compute base offsets when concatenating multiple phases into -/// a single resource namespace. Literals are excluded because each phase's -/// bytecode has its own literal pool. +/// Flat base offsets for the *non-GF* shared context resources when +/// concatenating multiple phases into a single resource namespace. +/// Literals are excluded because each phase's bytecode has its own literal +/// pool. Graphical functions are excluded because they are content-de- +/// duplicated (#582) rather than flat-counted -- their per-fragment base +/// comes from a shared `GfDedup` remap, not a running sum. #[derive(Clone, Debug, Default)] pub(crate) struct ContextResourceCounts { - pub graphical_functions: u16, pub modules: u16, pub views: u16, pub temps: u32, @@ -1250,11 +1251,11 @@ pub(crate) struct ContextResourceCounts { } impl ContextResourceCounts { - /// Sum the context resource counts from a set of per-variable fragments. + /// Sum the flat (non-GF) context resource counts from a set of + /// per-variable fragments. pub fn from_fragments(fragments: &[&PerVarBytecodes]) -> Self { let mut counts = ContextResourceCounts::default(); for frag in fragments { - counts.graphical_functions += frag.graphical_functions.len() as u16; counts.modules += frag.module_decls.len() as u16; counts.views += frag.static_views.len() as u16; // Each fragment's temps start at 0, so the total is the sum of @@ -1272,19 +1273,31 @@ impl ContextResourceCounts { } } -/// The six resource-ID base offsets a single fragment's opcodes are -/// renumbered by (the result of absorbing that fragment into a -/// `FragmentMerger`). Pass these straight to `renumber_opcode`. +/// The five flat resource-ID base offsets a single fragment's non-GF +/// opcodes are renumbered by (the result of absorbing that fragment into a +/// `FragmentMerger`). Graphical-function IDs are NOT a flat offset -- they +/// are content-de-duplicated (#582), so they are remapped per local slot +/// via the companion `GfRemap` rather than a single base. Pass both to +/// `renumber_opcode` / `renumber_fragment_code`. #[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug)] pub(crate) struct FragmentResourceOffsets { pub lit_offset: u16, - pub gf_offset: u16, pub mod_offset: u16, pub view_offset: u16, pub temp_offset: u32, pub dl_offset: u16, } +/// Per-fragment local-GF-slot -> global-(deduped)-GF-slot map. Index `i` +/// holds the `merged_gf` index that this fragment's local +/// `graphical_functions[i]` was de-duplicated to. Total over `[0, gf_len)`, +/// so a `Lookup`/`LookupArray` `base_gf` is remapped by a single +/// `gf_remap[base_gf]` lookup; the whole-list shift in +/// `FragmentMerger::absorb_gf` guarantees `gf_remap[base + k] == +/// gf_remap[base] + k`, so the array-lookup `[base .. base + table_count]` +/// contract survives the remap. +pub(crate) type GfRemap = SmallVec<[GraphicalFunctionId; 8]>; + /// Running merge state for combining `PerVarBytecodes` into a single /// resource namespace. /// @@ -1308,18 +1321,169 @@ pub(crate) struct FragmentMerger { ctx_base: ContextResourceCounts, merged_literals: Vec, merged_gf: Vec>, + /// Cross-fragment graphical-function de-duplication index (#582). Maps a + /// GF *block* -- a maximal contiguous run of one or more lookup tables, + /// the granularity the monolithic `Compiler::new` lays out one-per- + /// variable -- keyed by its bit-exact content, to the global `merged_gf` + /// offset its first occurrence was appended at. A dependency arrayed GF + /// referenced by N consumer fragments produces N fragments each carrying + /// the *same* block (every consumer re-extracts the dependency's + /// `Vec` -- see `db_var_fragment.rs`); de-duplicating the block + /// appends it once and remaps every consumer's `base_gf` by the single + /// shared offset, matching the monolithic layout. + /// + /// A fragment's blocks are the *maximal* contiguous intervals its + /// `Lookup`/`LookupArray` opcodes reference (overlapping/nested ranges + /// merged -- a fragment can reference a per-element arrayed GF both as + /// the whole array `g[D!](x)` => `LookupArray { base, |D| }` and at one + /// element `g[e](x)` => `Lookup { base + e, 1 }`, which nest), plus one + /// block per maximal *un-referenced* gap (over-collected dependency + /// tables -- see `gf_blocks_of_fragment`). The returned per-slot remap + /// shifts each maximal block as a unit, so an interior/overlapping + /// `base_gf` lands at `block_new_base + (base_gf - block_old_base)` and + /// the `[base .. base + table_count]` array-lookup span is preserved. + /// Value-exact: a block key is its full content, so two genuinely- + /// different blocks NEVER share an offset (which would silently make a + /// lookup read the wrong table). + gf_block_index: HashMap, merged_modules: Vec, merged_views: Vec, merged_temp_sizes: Vec, merged_dim_lists: Vec<(u8, [u16; 4])>, } +/// De-duplication key for one GF *block*: the bit-exact content of every +/// `(x, y)` point of every table in the block, in order, with a table- +/// boundary marker between tables so that `[[a],[b,c]]` and `[[a,b],[c]]` +/// (same flattened points, different table split) never collide. `f64` is +/// not `Hash`/`Eq`, so points are keyed by `to_bits()`; `-0.0` / `+0.0` +/// hash distinctly, which is the conservative direction (it can only keep +/// two blocks apart, never merge genuinely-distinct ones). +type GfBlockKey = SmallVec<[u64; 16]>; + +/// Compute the de-duplication key for one GF block (a table slice). +fn gf_block_key(tables: &[Vec<(f64, f64)>]) -> GfBlockKey { + let mut key: GfBlockKey = SmallVec::new(); + for table in tables { + // Boundary marker: the table's point count, tagged in the high + // bits so no `to_bits()` point pair can forge a boundary at it. + key.push(0xFFFF_FFFF_0000_0000 | table.len() as u64); + for (x, y) in table { + key.push(x.to_bits()); + key.push(y.to_bits()); + } + } + key +} + +/// Reconstruct the GF *block* layout of a single fragment as a list of +/// `(start, len)` blocks covering `[0, gf_len)` exactly, sorted by `start` +/// (#582). +/// +/// Each `Lookup`/`LookupArray` `base_gf` addresses a run of `table_count` +/// tables starting at `base_gf`, and `base_gf` is always an originating +/// variable's block start (the monolithic `Compiler::new` only ever emits a +/// `base_gf` from its one-per-variable `table_base_ids` map). Within a +/// fragment one such run can be *nested* inside another: a per-element +/// arrayed GF `g` is read both as the whole array (`LookupArray { base, |D| +/// }`) and at one element (`Lookup { base + e, 1 }` -- fully inside the +/// array's range). The whole-array run is the real block; the nested +/// element run is a sub-reference, NOT a separate block (splitting the +/// block at the element boundary could scatter the array across the deduped +/// table and miscompile the `[base .. base + table_count]` array lookup). +/// Distinct variables' blocks are laid out *disjointly* by `Compiler::new`, +/// so opcode runs are only ever disjoint or nested -- never partially +/// overlapping. The blocks are therefore the *maximal-by-inclusion* opcode +/// runs (nested runs dropped), plus one block per maximal *un-referenced* +/// gap (over-collected dependency tables `db_var_fragment.rs` gathered but +/// no opcode reads -- never read, so an imperfect gap boundary cannot +/// miscompile, only mildly affect the deduped count). +/// +/// `Err` only if a run extends past `gf_len` or two runs partially overlap +/// (a corrupt fragment the engine never produces); loud-safe. +fn gf_blocks_of_fragment(frag: &PerVarBytecodes) -> Result, String> { + let gf_len = frag.graphical_functions.len(); + if gf_len == 0 { + return Ok(Vec::new()); + } + // Collect the distinct opcode runs. + let mut runs: Vec<(usize, usize)> = Vec::new(); + for op in &frag.symbolic.code { + let (base, count) = match op { + SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { + base_gf, + table_count, + .. + } + | SymbolicOpcode::LookupArray { + base_gf, + table_count, + .. + } => (*base_gf as usize, *table_count as usize), + _ => continue, + }; + if count == 0 { + continue; + } + let end = base + .checked_add(count) + .filter(|&e| e <= gf_len) + .ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "GF run [{base}, {base}+{count}) extends past \ + graphical_functions length {gf_len}" + ) + })?; + if !runs.contains(&(base, end)) { + runs.push((base, end)); + } + } + // Keep only the maximal-by-inclusion runs (drop a run strictly + // contained in another), and verify the survivors are pairwise disjoint + // (partial overlap is corrupt). Sorting by (start, Reverse(end)) puts a + // container immediately before the runs it contains. + runs.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0).then(b.1.cmp(&a.1))); + let mut maximal: Vec<(usize, usize)> = Vec::new(); + for (start, end) in runs { + match maximal.last() { + Some(&(_, prev_end)) if end <= prev_end => { + // Nested inside the previous (wider, same-or-earlier start) + // run -- a sub-reference, not a separate block. + continue; + } + Some(&(_, prev_end)) if start < prev_end => { + return Err(format!( + "GF runs partially overlap (.. {prev_end}) vs ({start} ..) \ + in one fragment" + )); + } + _ => maximal.push((start, end)), + } + } + // Emit the maximal runs as blocks, filling each un-referenced gap + // (including before the first / after the last run) with its own block. + let mut blocks: Vec<(usize, usize)> = Vec::new(); + let mut cursor = 0usize; + for (start, end) in maximal { + if start > cursor { + blocks.push((cursor, start - cursor)); + } + blocks.push((start, end - start)); + cursor = end; + } + if cursor < gf_len { + blocks.push((cursor, gf_len - cursor)); + } + Ok(blocks) +} + impl FragmentMerger { pub(crate) fn new(ctx_base: &ContextResourceCounts) -> Self { FragmentMerger { ctx_base: ctx_base.clone(), merged_literals: Vec::new(), merged_gf: Vec::new(), + gf_block_index: HashMap::new(), merged_modules: Vec::new(), merged_views: Vec::new(), merged_temp_sizes: Vec::new(), @@ -1327,18 +1491,33 @@ impl FragmentMerger { } } - /// Absorb one fragment's side-channels into the running merge state - /// (literals, GFs, modules, views, temp sizes, dim lists) and return - /// the six resource base offsets this fragment's opcodes must be - /// renumbered by. This is byte-for-byte the per-fragment prologue of - /// the original `concatenate_fragments` loop body (offsets computed - /// from the *pre-merge* lengths, then the side-channels appended, - /// `Temp`-based static views shifted by this fragment's - /// `temp_offset`, dim-lists truncated to 4, temp sizes max-merged). - pub(crate) fn absorb(&mut self, frag: &PerVarBytecodes) -> FragmentResourceOffsets { + /// Absorb one fragment's side-channels into the running merge state and + /// return the five flat non-GF resource base offsets plus the per-slot + /// GF remap this fragment's opcodes must be renumbered by. This is + /// `absorb_non_gf` followed by `absorb_gf` (see those for the contract); + /// it is the form `combine_scc_fragment` and `GfDedup::build` use, where + /// the GF dedup and the flat accounting must be driven by the same + /// merger. + pub(crate) fn absorb( + &mut self, + frag: &PerVarBytecodes, + ) -> Result<(FragmentResourceOffsets, GfRemap), String> { + let off = self.absorb_non_gf(frag); + let gf_remap = self.absorb_gf(frag)?; + Ok((off, gf_remap)) + } + + /// Absorb one fragment's flat (non-GF) side-channels -- literals, + /// modules, views, temp sizes, dim lists -- into the running merge + /// state and return the five flat resource base offsets. Offsets are + /// computed from the *pre-merge* lengths, then the side-channels are + /// appended (`Temp`-based static views shifted by this fragment's + /// `temp_offset`, dim-lists truncated to 4, temp sizes max-merged) -- + /// byte-for-byte the original per-fragment prologue. Graphical functions + /// are handled separately by `absorb_gf` (content-de-duplicated, #582). + pub(crate) fn absorb_non_gf(&mut self, frag: &PerVarBytecodes) -> FragmentResourceOffsets { // Literals are phase-local; no ctx_base offset needed. let lit_offset = self.merged_literals.len() as u16; - let gf_offset = self.merged_gf.len() as u16 + self.ctx_base.graphical_functions; let mod_offset = self.merged_modules.len() as u16 + self.ctx_base.modules; let view_offset = self.merged_views.len() as u16 + self.ctx_base.views; let temp_offset = self.merged_temp_sizes.len() as u32 + self.ctx_base.temps; @@ -1346,7 +1525,6 @@ impl FragmentMerger { self.merged_literals .extend_from_slice(&frag.symbolic.literals); - self.merged_gf.extend_from_slice(&frag.graphical_functions); self.merged_modules.extend_from_slice(&frag.module_decls); self.merged_views.extend(frag.static_views.iter().map(|sv| { let base = match &sv.base { @@ -1376,7 +1554,6 @@ impl FragmentMerger { FragmentResourceOffsets { lit_offset, - gf_offset, mod_offset, view_offset, temp_offset, @@ -1384,6 +1561,64 @@ impl FragmentMerger { } } + /// Content-de-duplicate one fragment's graphical-function *blocks* into + /// the running `merged_gf` and return the per-slot local->global remap + /// (#582). + /// + /// Each block (`gf_blocks_of_fragment`) is keyed by its bit-exact + /// content; a block already present (from a prior fragment -- the common + /// case: every consumer of a dependency arrayed GF re-extracts the same + /// `Vec
`) reuses its existing global start, otherwise the block + /// is appended. The returned `GfRemap` shifts each block as a unit, so a + /// `Lookup`/`LookupArray` `base_gf` -- whether the block start or an + /// interior element reference -- maps to `block_new_base + (base_gf - + /// block_old_base)`, preserving the `[base .. base + table_count]` + /// array-lookup span. + /// + /// Returns `Err` if the *distinct* GF count exceeds + /// `GraphicalFunctionId` capacity (`u8::MAX`) -- the genuine-capacity + /// case the dedup cannot help; escalate, do not widen the ID width here. + pub(crate) fn absorb_gf(&mut self, frag: &PerVarBytecodes) -> Result { + let gf_len = frag.graphical_functions.len(); + if gf_len == 0 { + return Ok(GfRemap::new()); + } + let mut gf_remap: GfRemap = smallvec::smallvec![0; gf_len]; + for (block_start, block_len) in gf_blocks_of_fragment(frag)? { + let block = &frag.graphical_functions[block_start..block_start + block_len]; + let key = gf_block_key(block); + let global_start = match self.gf_block_index.get(&key) { + Some(&existing) => existing, + None => { + let start = self.merged_gf.len(); + self.merged_gf.extend_from_slice(block); + // The deduped (distinct) GF count must fit the + // GraphicalFunctionId capacity; if it does not, the + // dedup cannot help (these are genuinely-distinct + // tables) -- fail loud rather than wrap a `base_gf` to a + // wrong table. + if self.merged_gf.len() > u8::MAX as usize + 1 { + return Err(format!( + "distinct graphical function count {} exceeds \ + GraphicalFunctionId capacity (u8::MAX = {})", + self.merged_gf.len(), + u8::MAX + )); + } + let start_u16 = start as u16; + self.gf_block_index.insert(key, start_u16); + start_u16 + } + }; + // Shift the whole block by the same delta, so an interior / + // nested `base_gf` lands at `global_start + (local - block_start)`. + for k in 0..block_len { + gf_remap[block_start + k] = (global_start as usize + k) as GraphicalFunctionId; + } + } + Ok(gf_remap) + } + /// Consume the merger and finalize into a `ConcatenatedBytecodes`, /// computing per-temp byte offsets from the max-merged temp sizes. /// `code` is the already-renumbered, Ret-stripped opcode stream; @@ -1462,9 +1697,10 @@ impl FragmentMerger { /// Renumber a single fragment's (Ret-stripped) opcodes by the offsets /// returned from `FragmentMerger::absorb`. Shared by both consumers so the /// trailing-`Ret` strip and the renumber call site are defined once. -fn renumber_fragment_code( +pub(crate) fn renumber_fragment_code( code: &[SymbolicOpcode], off: &FragmentResourceOffsets, + gf_remap: &[GraphicalFunctionId], out: &mut Vec, ) -> Result<(), String> { // Strip a trailing Ret -- the merger appends a single Ret at the end. @@ -1477,7 +1713,7 @@ fn renumber_fragment_code( out.push(renumber_opcode( op, off.lit_offset, - off.gf_offset, + gf_remap, off.mod_offset, off.view_offset, off.temp_offset, @@ -1487,28 +1723,106 @@ fn renumber_fragment_code( Ok(()) } -/// Merge multiple `PerVarBytecodes` into a single stream, renumbering -/// `LiteralId`, `GraphicalFunctionId`, `ModuleId`, `ViewId`, `TempId`, -/// and `DimListId` to avoid collisions across fragments. +/// Merge a single phase's `PerVarBytecodes` into one stream, renumbering +/// `LiteralId`, `GraphicalFunctionId`, `ModuleId`, `ViewId`, `TempId`, and +/// `DimListId` to avoid collisions across fragments, with the graphical +/// functions content-de-duplicated within the call (#582). /// -/// `ctx_base` provides context resource ID offsets inherited from preceding -/// phases. Literal IDs are always phase-local (each phase's bytecode has -/// its own literal pool) so they are not affected by `ctx_base`. -/// When assembling a single phase in isolation, pass -/// `ContextResourceCounts::default()`. +/// Assembly's multi-phase path uses `GfDedup::build` + +/// `concatenate_fragments_with_gf` directly (one shared GF dedup across all +/// phases); this single-call convenience wrapper -- a `GfDedup::build` over +/// exactly `fragments` followed by `concatenate_fragments_with_gf` -- is the +/// focused-unit-test surface for the merge + dedup behavior, so it is +/// `#[cfg(test)]`. +#[cfg(test)] pub(crate) fn concatenate_fragments( fragments: &[&PerVarBytecodes], ctx_base: &ContextResourceCounts, ) -> Result { - let mut merger = FragmentMerger::new(ctx_base); - let mut merged_code: Vec = Vec::new(); + let dedup = GfDedup::build(fragments)?; + concatenate_fragments_with_gf(fragments, ctx_base, &dedup, 0) +} - for frag in fragments { - let off = merger.absorb(frag); - renumber_fragment_code(&frag.symbolic.code, &off, &mut merged_code)?; +/// Cross-fragment graphical-function de-duplication result (#582): the one +/// de-duplicated GF table plus a per-fragment local-slot -> global-slot +/// remap, one entry per input fragment (by input index). Built once over +/// the union of all fragments that share a resource namespace, then handed +/// to every phase's renumber so each phase's `base_gf`s index the same +/// deduped table -- the only way the dedup stays coherent when the +/// initials / flows / stocks phases are renumbered separately. +pub(crate) struct GfDedup { + /// The de-duplicated GF tables (the module's final `graphical_functions`). + pub tables: Vec>, + /// Per-fragment (by input index) local-slot -> deduped-global-slot map. + remaps: Vec, +} + +impl GfDedup { + /// De-duplicate the GF table lists of `fragments` (in order) by + /// bit-exact content, matching the monolithic `Compiler::new`'s + /// one-list-per-variable layout. Value-exact: genuinely-different lists + /// never share an offset. `Err` if the *distinct* GF count exceeds + /// `GraphicalFunctionId` capacity (the genuine-capacity case the dedup + /// cannot help -- escalate, do not widen the ID width here). + pub fn build(fragments: &[&PerVarBytecodes]) -> Result { + // Reuse `FragmentMerger`'s GF-dedup machinery on an otherwise-unused + // merger so the de-dup logic lives in exactly one place. Only the + // GF side-channel is touched (`absorb_gf`); the flat resources are + // the per-phase callers' concern. + let mut merger = FragmentMerger::new(&ContextResourceCounts::default()); + let mut remaps = Vec::with_capacity(fragments.len()); + for frag in fragments { + remaps.push(merger.absorb_gf(frag)?); + } + Ok(GfDedup { + tables: merger.merged_gf, + remaps, + }) } - Ok(merger.into_concatenated(merged_code)) + pub(crate) fn remap(&self, frag_index: usize) -> &[GraphicalFunctionId] { + &self.remaps[frag_index] + } +} + +/// Renumber `fragments` into one stream, using `dedup` for the (already +/// computed, possibly cross-phase) GF de-duplication and `ctx_base` + +/// flat running counts for the other resources. `gf_index_base` is the +/// position of `fragments[0]` within the fragment slice `dedup` was built +/// over (0 when `dedup` covers exactly `fragments`; the running phase +/// offset when one `GfDedup` spans initials + flows + stocks). +/// +/// The non-GF resource accounting is byte-for-byte the original +/// `concatenate_fragments` loop -- only the GF base now comes from the +/// shared deduped remap instead of a flat `gf_off`, so the output is +/// identical to before for any model whose GF table lists were already +/// distinct. +pub(crate) fn concatenate_fragments_with_gf( + fragments: &[&PerVarBytecodes], + ctx_base: &ContextResourceCounts, + dedup: &GfDedup, + gf_index_base: usize, +) -> Result { + let mut merger = FragmentMerger::new(ctx_base); + let mut merged_code: Vec = Vec::new(); + + for (i, frag) in fragments.iter().enumerate() { + // Only the flat resources are merged here; GF numbering comes from + // the shared `dedup` so it is coherent across phases. + let off = merger.absorb_non_gf(frag); + renumber_fragment_code( + &frag.symbolic.code, + &off, + dedup.remap(gf_index_base + i), + &mut merged_code, + )?; + } + + let mut concatenated = merger.into_concatenated(merged_code); + // The merger never touched GF (`absorb_non_gf`), so install the shared + // deduped table; every phase reports the same `graphical_functions`. + concatenated.graphical_functions = dedup.tables.clone(); + Ok(concatenated) } fn checked_add_u8(base: u8, off: u8, label: &str) -> Result { @@ -1523,14 +1837,40 @@ fn checked_add_u8(base: u8, off: u8, label: &str) -> Result { }) } +/// Remap a `Lookup`/`LookupArray` `base_gf` through a fragment's per-slot +/// GF remap (#582). The whole-list shift in `FragmentMerger::absorb_gf` +/// guarantees `gf_remap[base + k] == gf_remap[base] + k`, so a single +/// lookup of `base_gf` suffices and the `table_count` span stays valid. An +/// out-of-range `base_gf` is a corrupt fragment (loud-safe `Err`, never a +/// silent wrong-table read). +fn remap_gf( + base_gf: GraphicalFunctionId, + gf_remap: &[GraphicalFunctionId], +) -> Result { + gf_remap.get(base_gf as usize).copied().ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "GF base {} out of range for fragment GF remap of length {}", + base_gf, + gf_remap.len() + ) + }) +} + /// Renumber resource IDs within a single opcode. /// -/// Returns `Err` if any offset arithmetic would overflow the target ID type -/// (e.g. temp_off > u8::MAX or gf_off > u8::MAX). +/// Flat resources (`LiteralId`, `ModuleId`, `ViewId`, `TempId`, +/// `DimListId`) are offset by the fragment's flat base; `GraphicalFunctionId` +/// is *content-de-duplicated* (#582), so a `Lookup`/`LookupArray` `base_gf` +/// is translated through `gf_remap` (the fragment's per-slot local->global +/// map from `FragmentMerger::absorb_gf`) rather than a flat add. +/// +/// Returns `Err` if a flat offset would overflow its target ID type +/// (e.g. `temp_off > u8::MAX`) or if a `base_gf` is out of range for +/// `gf_remap` (a corrupt fragment). pub(crate) fn renumber_opcode( op: &SymbolicOpcode, lit_off: u16, - gf_off: u16, + gf_remap: &[GraphicalFunctionId], mod_off: u16, view_off: u16, temp_off: u32, @@ -1543,15 +1883,7 @@ pub(crate) fn renumber_opcode( u8::MAX )); } - if gf_off > u8::MAX as u16 { - return Err(format!( - "graphical function offset {} exceeds GraphicalFunctionId capacity (u8::MAX = {})", - gf_off, - u8::MAX - )); - } let temp_off_u8 = temp_off as u8; - let gf_off_u8 = gf_off as u8; Ok(match op { SymbolicOpcode::LoadConstant { id } => SymbolicOpcode::LoadConstant { id: *id + lit_off }, SymbolicOpcode::AssignConstCurr { var, literal_id } => SymbolicOpcode::AssignConstCurr { @@ -1563,7 +1895,7 @@ pub(crate) fn renumber_opcode( table_count, mode, } => SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { - base_gf: checked_add_u8(*base_gf, gf_off_u8, "GF ID")?, + base_gf: remap_gf(*base_gf, gf_remap)?, table_count: *table_count, mode: *mode, }, @@ -1631,15 +1963,16 @@ pub(crate) fn renumber_opcode( write_temp_id: checked_add_u8(*write_temp_id, temp_off_u8, "TempId")?, }, // LookupArray carries BOTH a GF-table base (like `Lookup`) and a - // result temp id (like the other vector ops), so both are offset on - // fragment concatenation. + // result temp id (like the other vector ops). The GF base is + // content-remapped (the `[base .. base + table_count]` block stays + // contiguous after dedup); the temp id is flat-offset. SymbolicOpcode::LookupArray { base_gf, table_count, mode, write_temp_id, } => SymbolicOpcode::LookupArray { - base_gf: checked_add_u8(*base_gf, gf_off_u8, "GF ID")?, + base_gf: remap_gf(*base_gf, gf_remap)?, table_count: *table_count, mode: *mode, write_temp_id: checked_add_u8(*write_temp_id, temp_off_u8, "TempId")?, @@ -2768,7 +3101,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn test_renumber_opcode_temp_offset_overflow() { let op = SymbolicOpcode::LoadTempDynamic { temp_id: 0 }; - let err = renumber_opcode(&op, 0, 0, 0, 0, 300, 0).unwrap_err(); + let err = renumber_opcode(&op, 0, &[], 0, 0, 300, 0).unwrap_err(); assert!( err.contains("TempId capacity"), "expected TempId overflow error, got: {}", @@ -2777,33 +3110,61 @@ mod tests { } #[test] - fn test_renumber_opcode_gf_offset_overflow() { + fn test_renumber_opcode_gf_base_out_of_range_is_loud() { + // #582: the GF base is now content-remapped through a per-fragment + // remap (not a flat add). A `base_gf` outside the remap's range is + // a corrupt fragment -- it must fail loud rather than silently read + // a wrong (or out-of-bounds) table. let op = SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { - base_gf: 0, + base_gf: 3, table_count: 1, mode: LookupMode::Interpolate, }; - let err = renumber_opcode(&op, 0, 300, 0, 0, 0, 0).unwrap_err(); + // Remap only covers slots 0..2; base_gf 3 is out of range. + let err = renumber_opcode(&op, 0, &[0, 1], 0, 0, 0, 0).unwrap_err(); assert!( - err.contains("GraphicalFunctionId capacity"), - "expected GF overflow error, got: {}", + err.contains("out of range for fragment GF remap"), + "expected out-of-range GF remap error, got: {}", err ); } + #[test] + fn test_renumber_opcode_gf_remap_translates_base() { + // The remap relocates `base_gf` to its deduped global slot; the + // happy path must apply it (and leave `table_count` intact). + let op = SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { + base_gf: 1, + table_count: 1, + mode: LookupMode::Interpolate, + }; + match renumber_opcode(&op, 0, &[5, 9, 13], 0, 0, 0, 0).unwrap() { + SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { + base_gf, + table_count, + .. + } => { + assert_eq!(base_gf, 9, "base_gf must be remapped via gf_remap[1]"); + assert_eq!(table_count, 1); + } + other => panic!("expected Lookup, got {:?}", other), + } + } + #[test] fn test_renumber_opcode_at_boundary() { // u8::MAX = 255, so temp_off=255 should succeed let op = SymbolicOpcode::LoadTempDynamic { temp_id: 0 }; - assert!(renumber_opcode(&op, 0, 0, 0, 0, 255, 0).is_ok()); + assert!(renumber_opcode(&op, 0, &[], 0, 0, 255, 0).is_ok()); - // gf_off=255 should succeed + // A GF base remapped to 255 (the last valid GraphicalFunctionId) + // should succeed. let op = SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { base_gf: 0, table_count: 1, mode: LookupMode::Interpolate, }; - assert!(renumber_opcode(&op, 0, 255, 0, 0, 0, 0).is_ok()); + assert!(renumber_opcode(&op, 0, &[255], 0, 0, 0, 0).is_ok()); } // ==================================================================== @@ -2852,29 +3213,37 @@ mod tests { dim_lists: vec![], }; - // Without base offsets, both fragments get independent numbering + // The two fragments carry DIFFERENT GF content, so they stay + // distinct: frag_a's GF at 0, frag_b's at 1 (#582 dedup is + // value-exact -- different content never collides). let no_base = ContextResourceCounts::default(); let merged_no_base = concatenate_fragments(&[&frag_a, &frag_b], &no_base).unwrap(); - // frag_a's GF stays at 0, frag_b's GF becomes 1 assert_eq!(merged_no_base.graphical_functions.len(), 2); + match &merged_no_base.bytecode.code[0] { + SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { base_gf, .. } => assert_eq!(*base_gf, 0), + other => panic!("expected Lookup, got {:?}", other), + } match &merged_no_base.bytecode.code[1] { SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { base_gf, .. } => assert_eq!(*base_gf, 1), other => panic!("expected Lookup, got {:?}", other), } - // With base offset of 5 GFs (simulating 5 GFs from a preceding phase), - // frag_a's GF should be renumbered to 5, frag_b's to 6 + // GF numbering is INDEPENDENT of the (now GF-free) non-GF + // `ctx_base` -- graphical functions are content-de-duplicated and + // globally remapped, not flat-offset by a preceding-phase count + // (#582). A non-default non-GF base (e.g. 5 preceding modules) must + // NOT shift the GF indices. let base = ContextResourceCounts { - graphical_functions: 5, + modules: 5, ..ContextResourceCounts::default() }; let merged_with_base = concatenate_fragments(&[&frag_a, &frag_b], &base).unwrap(); match &merged_with_base.bytecode.code[0] { - SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { base_gf, .. } => assert_eq!(*base_gf, 5), + SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { base_gf, .. } => assert_eq!(*base_gf, 0), other => panic!("expected Lookup, got {:?}", other), } match &merged_with_base.bytecode.code[1] { - SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { base_gf, .. } => assert_eq!(*base_gf, 6), + SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { base_gf, .. } => assert_eq!(*base_gf, 1), other => panic!("expected Lookup, got {:?}", other), } } @@ -2886,6 +3255,8 @@ mod tests { literals: vec![1.0, 2.0, 3.0], code: vec![SymbolicOpcode::Ret], }, + // GF count is NOT a `ContextResourceCounts` field anymore (#582 + // dedup), so a GF here must not affect the flat counts below. graphical_functions: vec![vec![(0.0, 1.0)], vec![(1.0, 2.0)]], module_decls: vec![], static_views: vec![], @@ -2894,7 +3265,6 @@ mod tests { }; let counts = ContextResourceCounts::from_fragments(&[&frag]); - assert_eq!(counts.graphical_functions, 2); assert_eq!(counts.modules, 0); assert_eq!(counts.views, 0); assert_eq!(counts.temps, 2); @@ -2995,7 +3365,7 @@ mod tests { write_temp_id: 0, full_source_len: 6, }; - match renumber_opcode(&elm_map, 0, 0, 0, 0, temp_off, 0).unwrap() { + match renumber_opcode(&elm_map, 0, &[], 0, 0, temp_off, 0).unwrap() { SymbolicOpcode::VectorElmMap { write_temp_id, full_source_len, @@ -3008,7 +3378,7 @@ mod tests { } let sort_order = SymbolicOpcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id: 2 }; - match renumber_opcode(&sort_order, 0, 0, 0, 0, temp_off, 0).unwrap() { + match renumber_opcode(&sort_order, 0, &[], 0, 0, temp_off, 0).unwrap() { SymbolicOpcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id } => { assert_eq!(write_temp_id, 7); } @@ -3016,7 +3386,7 @@ mod tests { } let alloc = SymbolicOpcode::AllocateAvailable { write_temp_id: 1 }; - match renumber_opcode(&alloc, 0, 0, 0, 0, temp_off, 0).unwrap() { + match renumber_opcode(&alloc, 0, &[], 0, 0, temp_off, 0).unwrap() { SymbolicOpcode::AllocateAvailable { write_temp_id } => { assert_eq!(write_temp_id, 6); } @@ -3123,24 +3493,303 @@ mod tests { fn test_renumber_opcode_u8_addition_overflow() { // temp_off=200 fits in u8, but base temp_id=100 + 200 = 300 overflows u8 let op = SymbolicOpcode::LoadTempDynamic { temp_id: 100 }; - let err = renumber_opcode(&op, 0, 0, 0, 0, 200, 0).unwrap_err(); + let err = renumber_opcode(&op, 0, &[], 0, 0, 200, 0).unwrap_err(); assert!( err.contains("overflow"), "expected overflow error, got: {}", err ); + } - // Similarly for GF: gf_off=200, base_gf=100 -> 300 overflows u8 - let op = SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { - base_gf: 100, - table_count: 1, - mode: LookupMode::Interpolate, + // ==================================================================== + // #582: cross-fragment graphical-function de-duplication. + // + // `concatenate_fragments` previously appended every fragment's + // `graphical_functions` with no de-duplication (the flat running + // `gf_offset = merged_gf.len()`), so a dependency arrayed GF referenced + // by N consumer fragments duplicated N times and `renumber_opcode`'s + // `gf_off > u8::MAX` guard tripped once the duplicated count crossed + // 255 -- even though the *distinct* count is small. The monolithic + // `Compiler::new` (codegen.rs) carries each variable's GF list exactly + // once (its `module.tables` map is keyed by ident), so the incremental + // path was incorrect-by-omission, not merely capacity-limited. + // ==================================================================== + + /// Build a single-`Lookup` fragment carrying one scalar GF table whose + /// content is `data`, with its opcode referencing GF 0. + fn gf_lookup_frag(data: Vec<(f64, f64)>) -> PerVarBytecodes { + PerVarBytecodes { + symbolic: SymbolicByteCode { + literals: vec![], + code: vec![ + SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { + base_gf: 0, + table_count: 1, + mode: LookupMode::Interpolate, + }, + SymbolicOpcode::Ret, + ], + }, + graphical_functions: vec![data], + module_decls: vec![], + static_views: vec![], + temp_sizes: vec![], + dim_lists: vec![], + } + } + + #[test] + fn test_concatenate_dedups_identical_gf_tables_under_u8_capacity() { + // 300 consumer fragments, each referencing the SAME dependency GF + // table by content. The pre-fix flat append would push 300 tables + // into `merged_gf` and the 256th `base_gf` renumber would overflow + // u8 -- exactly the C-LEARN `... exceeds GraphicalFunctionId + // capacity` failure. With content de-duplication there is ONE + // distinct table, so every `base_gf` resolves to 0 and the result + // is well under u8::MAX. + let shared = vec![(0.0, 0.0), (1.0, 10.0), (2.0, 20.0)]; + let frags: Vec = + (0..300).map(|_| gf_lookup_frag(shared.clone())).collect(); + let refs: Vec<&PerVarBytecodes> = frags.iter().collect(); + + let no_base = ContextResourceCounts::default(); + let merged = concatenate_fragments(&refs, &no_base) + .expect("identical GF tables must de-duplicate, not overflow u8"); + + assert_eq!( + merged.graphical_functions.len(), + 1, + "300 fragments sharing one GF table must collapse to a single \ + distinct table" + ); + assert_eq!(merged.graphical_functions[0], shared); + // Every fragment's Lookup must resolve to the single deduped table. + let lookups: Vec = merged + .bytecode + .code + .iter() + .filter_map(|op| match op { + SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { base_gf, .. } => Some(*base_gf), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + assert_eq!(lookups.len(), 300); + assert!( + lookups.iter().all(|&b| b == 0), + "all 300 Lookups must point at the single deduped table index 0" + ); + } + + #[test] + fn test_concatenate_keeps_distinct_gf_tables_distinct() { + // Value-exactness guard: two tables with DIFFERENT content must + // NEVER merge to one index (that would silently make a Lookup read + // the wrong table). Three fragments: A and C share content, B is + // distinct -> exactly two deduped tables, and A/C point at one, B + // at the other. + let content_ac = vec![(0.0, 1.0), (1.0, 2.0)]; + let content_b = vec![(0.0, 1.0), (1.0, 99.0)]; // same x, different y + let frag_a = gf_lookup_frag(content_ac.clone()); + let frag_b = gf_lookup_frag(content_b.clone()); + let frag_c = gf_lookup_frag(content_ac.clone()); + + let no_base = ContextResourceCounts::default(); + let merged = concatenate_fragments(&[&frag_a, &frag_b, &frag_c], &no_base).unwrap(); + + assert_eq!( + merged.graphical_functions.len(), + 2, + "distinct-content tables must stay distinct" + ); + let lookups: Vec = merged + .bytecode + .code + .iter() + .filter_map(|op| match op { + SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { base_gf, .. } => Some(*base_gf), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + assert_eq!(lookups.len(), 3); + // A and C must resolve to the SAME index; B to a DIFFERENT one. + assert_eq!(lookups[0], lookups[2], "A and C share content"); + assert_ne!(lookups[0], lookups[1], "B is distinct content"); + // And each resolved index must actually hold that fragment's content. + assert_eq!( + merged.graphical_functions[lookups[0] as usize], content_ac, + "A's resolved table must be A's content" + ); + assert_eq!( + merged.graphical_functions[lookups[1] as usize], content_b, + "B's resolved table must be B's content (NOT A's)" + ); + } + + #[test] + fn test_concatenate_dedups_arrayed_gf_lists_preserving_contiguity() { + // A `LookupArray` reads `graphical_functions[base_gf .. base_gf + + // table_count]`, so an arrayed GF is a CONTIGUOUS run of tables. + // Whole-list de-duplication must keep that run contiguous and in + // order: two fragments carrying the same 3-table list collapse to + // one shared run; a third fragment carrying a DIFFERENT list gets + // its own contiguous run. + let list_xy = vec![vec![(0.0, 0.0)], vec![(0.0, 10.0)], vec![(0.0, 20.0)]]; + let list_z = vec![ + vec![(0.0, 0.0)], // shares element 0 content with list_xy + vec![(0.0, 99.0)], // diverges at element 1 + vec![(0.0, 20.0)], + ]; + let arrayed_frag = |list: Vec>| PerVarBytecodes { + symbolic: SymbolicByteCode { + literals: vec![], + code: vec![ + SymbolicOpcode::LookupArray { + base_gf: 0, + table_count: 3, + mode: LookupMode::Interpolate, + write_temp_id: 0, + }, + SymbolicOpcode::Ret, + ], + }, + graphical_functions: list, + module_decls: vec![], + static_views: vec![], + temp_sizes: vec![(0, 3)], + dim_lists: vec![], + }; + let fa = arrayed_frag(list_xy.clone()); + let fb = arrayed_frag(list_xy.clone()); + let fc = arrayed_frag(list_z.clone()); + + let no_base = ContextResourceCounts::default(); + let merged = concatenate_fragments(&[&fa, &fb, &fc], &no_base).unwrap(); + + // list_xy (shared by fa, fb) + list_z (fc) = 2 distinct 3-table + // runs = 6 tables, NOT the pre-fix 9. + assert_eq!( + merged.graphical_functions.len(), + 6, + "two distinct 3-table lists must dedup to 6 tables, contiguity \ + preserved" + ); + let bases: Vec = merged + .bytecode + .code + .iter() + .filter_map(|op| match op { + SymbolicOpcode::LookupArray { base_gf, .. } => Some(*base_gf), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + assert_eq!(bases.len(), 3); + assert_eq!(bases[0], bases[1], "fa and fb share the list"); + assert_ne!(bases[0], bases[2], "fc's list diverges"); + // Each resolved run must be exactly that fragment's list, in order + // (the contiguity contract `LookupArray` depends on). + let read_run = |base: u8| -> Vec> { + (0..3) + .map(|k| merged.graphical_functions[base as usize + k].clone()) + .collect() + }; + assert_eq!(read_run(bases[0]), list_xy); + assert_eq!(read_run(bases[2]), list_z); + } + + #[test] + fn test_concatenate_dedups_overlapping_element_and_whole_array_refs() { + // A single fragment can reference a per-element arrayed GF BOTH as + // the whole array (`LookupArray { base_gf: 0, table_count: 3 }`) and + // at a specific element (`Lookup { base_gf: 1, table_count: 1 }`) -- + // the `base_gf` ranges overlap/nest. The whole-list shift must + // relocate BOTH refs by the same offset so the element ref still + // lands inside the relocated array. (This is the + // `lookup/lookup.xmile`-shape that a naive disjoint-block dedup + // mis-rejected as "overlapping blocks".) + let arrayed_list = vec![vec![(0.0, 0.0)], vec![(0.0, 10.0)], vec![(0.0, 20.0)]]; + let overlap_frag = PerVarBytecodes { + symbolic: SymbolicByteCode { + literals: vec![], + code: vec![ + SymbolicOpcode::LookupArray { + base_gf: 0, + table_count: 3, + mode: LookupMode::Interpolate, + write_temp_id: 0, + }, + SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { + base_gf: 1, // element 1 of the SAME arrayed GF + table_count: 1, + mode: LookupMode::Interpolate, + }, + SymbolicOpcode::Ret, + ], + }, + graphical_functions: arrayed_list.clone(), + module_decls: vec![], + static_views: vec![], + temp_sizes: vec![(0, 3)], + dim_lists: vec![], }; - let err = renumber_opcode(&op, 0, 200, 0, 0, 0, 0).unwrap_err(); + // A preceding fragment with one distinct table forces a non-zero + // shift, so the relocation is actually exercised. + let prefix = gf_lookup_frag(vec![(5.0, 5.0)]); + + let no_base = ContextResourceCounts::default(); + let merged = concatenate_fragments(&[&prefix, &overlap_frag], &no_base) + .expect("overlapping element/whole-array refs must not be rejected"); + + // prefix (1 table) + the 3-table arrayed list = 4 tables, none + // dropped, none mis-detected as overlapping. + assert_eq!(merged.graphical_functions.len(), 4); + let (array_base, elem_base) = { + let mut array_base = None; + let mut elem_base = None; + for op in &merged.bytecode.code { + match op { + SymbolicOpcode::LookupArray { base_gf, .. } => array_base = Some(*base_gf), + SymbolicOpcode::Lookup { base_gf, .. } => elem_base = Some(*base_gf), + _ => {} + } + } + (array_base.unwrap(), elem_base.unwrap()) + }; + // The array was shifted to start at 1 (after the prefix table); the + // element ref must remain its +1 interior offset (now 2). + assert_eq!(array_base, 1, "arrayed GF shifted past the prefix table"); + assert_eq!( + elem_base, 2, + "the element ref must stay at array_base + 1 after the whole-list shift" + ); + // The relocated run must hold the arrayed list verbatim, and the + // element ref must index its element 1. + assert_eq!( + merged.graphical_functions[array_base as usize..array_base as usize + 3].to_vec(), + arrayed_list + ); + assert_eq!( + merged.graphical_functions[elem_base as usize], + arrayed_list[1] + ); + } + + #[test] + fn test_concatenate_genuinely_distinct_gf_over_capacity_fails_loud() { + // If a model genuinely has MORE than `GraphicalFunctionId::MAX + 1` + // (256) *distinct* GF tables, de-duplication cannot help -- the ID + // width truly cannot address them. That must fail with a clear + // capacity error (the escalation case), NEVER silently wrap a + // `base_gf` to a wrong table. + let frags: Vec = (0..300) + .map(|i| gf_lookup_frag(vec![(0.0, i as f64), (1.0, (i + 1) as f64)])) + .collect(); + let refs: Vec<&PerVarBytecodes> = frags.iter().collect(); + let err = concatenate_fragments(&refs, &ContextResourceCounts::default()) + .expect_err("300 genuinely-distinct GF tables exceed u8 capacity"); assert!( - err.contains("overflow"), - "expected overflow error, got: {}", - err + err.contains("distinct graphical function count") + && err.contains("GraphicalFunctionId capacity"), + "expected a loud distinct-GF-capacity error, got: {err}" ); } } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index ad7c27a72..8a4281d04 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -3614,14 +3614,14 @@ pub(crate) fn combine_scc_fragment( // resource namespace (`ctx_base = default`), exactly as a per-variable // fragment is. let mut merger = FragmentMerger::new(&ContextResourceCounts::default()); - let mut member_offsets: HashMap, FragmentResourceOffsets> = HashMap::new(); + let mut absorbed: HashMap, FragmentResourceOffsets> = HashMap::new(); // Per-member, per-element renumbered segments. Keyed by the same // `(member, element)` identity `element_order` carries. let mut renumbered_segments: HashMap<(Ident, usize), Vec> = HashMap::new(); for (member, _elem) in &scc.element_order { - if member_offsets.contains_key(member) { + if absorbed.contains_key(member) { continue; } let frag = member_fragments.get(member).ok_or_else(|| { @@ -3631,15 +3631,17 @@ pub(crate) fn combine_scc_fragment( member.as_str() ) })?; - // `absorb` merges this member's side-channels and returns its - // resource base offsets -- the exact per-fragment prologue - // `concatenate_fragments` runs. - let off = merger.absorb(frag); - member_offsets.insert(member.clone(), off); + // `absorb` merges this member's side-channels (de-duplicating its + // GF blocks against the running merge -- #582) and returns its flat + // resource base offsets plus the per-slot GF remap -- the exact + // per-fragment prologue `concatenate_fragments` runs. + let (off, gf_remap) = merger.absorb(frag)?; + absorbed.insert(member.clone(), off); // Segment the member's symbolic code on its per-element write // opcodes (identical contract to the Task 4 verdict builder), then - // renumber every opcode of every segment by THIS member's offsets. + // renumber every opcode of every segment by THIS member's offsets + // and GF remap. let segments = segment_member_by_element(member.as_str(), &frag.symbolic.code)?; for (elem, ops) in segments { let mut renumbered = Vec::with_capacity(ops.len()); @@ -3647,7 +3649,7 @@ pub(crate) fn combine_scc_fragment( renumbered.push(renumber_opcode( op, off.lit_offset, - off.gf_offset, + &gf_remap, off.mod_offset, off.view_offset, off.temp_offset, @@ -4672,7 +4674,7 @@ pub fn assemble_module( ) -> Result { use crate::compiler::symbolic::{ ContextResourceCounts, SymbolicCompiledInitial, SymbolicCompiledModule, - concatenate_fragments, resolve_module, + concatenate_fragments_with_gf, resolve_module, }; let module_input_names: Vec = module_inputs @@ -5087,25 +5089,30 @@ pub fn assemble_module( let no_base = ContextResourceCounts::default(); let flow_base = initial_counts.clone(); let stock_base = ContextResourceCounts { - graphical_functions: initial_counts.graphical_functions + flow_counts.graphical_functions, modules: initial_counts.modules + flow_counts.modules, views: initial_counts.views + flow_counts.views, temps: initial_counts.temps + flow_counts.temps, dim_lists: initial_counts.dim_lists + flow_counts.dim_lists, }; - let flows_concat = concatenate_fragments(&flow_frags, &flow_base).inspect_err(|msg| { - try_accumulate_diagnostic( - db, - Diagnostic { - model: model_name.clone(), - variable: None, - error: DiagnosticError::Assembly(msg.clone()), - severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, - }, - ); - })?; - let stocks_concat = concatenate_fragments(&stock_frags, &stock_base).inspect_err(|msg| { + // #582: graphical functions are content-de-duplicated across ALL + // fragments of the model (one block per distinct table, matching the + // monolithic `Compiler::new`), so -- unlike the flat literal/module/ + // view/temp/dim-list resources -- their `base_gf`s cannot be a per-phase + // running count. Build the dedup ONCE over the union of every phase's + // fragments (in the all-phases order initials, flows, stocks) and feed + // each phase the corresponding per-fragment GF remap. A dependency + // arrayed GF referenced by hundreds of consumer fragments now lands in + // `graphical_functions` exactly once instead of once per consumer, + // which both fixes the `GraphicalFunctionId = u8` overflow and matches + // the monolithic GF-table layout. + let all_frags: Vec<&crate::compiler::symbolic::PerVarBytecodes> = initial_frags + .iter() + .map(|(_, bc)| *bc) + .chain(flow_frags.iter().copied()) + .chain(stock_frags.iter().copied()) + .collect(); + let gf_dedup = crate::compiler::symbolic::GfDedup::build(&all_frags).inspect_err(|msg| { try_accumulate_diagnostic( db, Diagnostic { @@ -5116,18 +5123,49 @@ pub fn assemble_module( }, ); })?; + // Phase offsets into `all_frags` so each phase's fragments map to their + // remap entry. + let n_init = initial_frags.len(); + let n_flow = flow_frags.len(); + + let flows_concat = concatenate_fragments_with_gf(&flow_frags, &flow_base, &gf_dedup, n_init) + .inspect_err(|msg| { + try_accumulate_diagnostic( + db, + Diagnostic { + model: model_name.clone(), + variable: None, + error: DiagnosticError::Assembly(msg.clone()), + severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, + }, + ); + })?; + let stocks_concat = + concatenate_fragments_with_gf(&stock_frags, &stock_base, &gf_dedup, n_init + n_flow) + .inspect_err(|msg| { + try_accumulate_diagnostic( + db, + Diagnostic { + model: model_name.clone(), + variable: None, + error: DiagnosticError::Assembly(msg.clone()), + severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, + }, + ); + })?; // Build SymbolicCompiledInitial for each initial variable, renumbered // so context resource IDs (GFs, modules, views, temps, dim_lists) match // the all-phases merge. Literal IDs are local to each initial's bytecode - // so they get no base offset. + // so they get no base offset. The GF base comes from the shared dedup + // (initial `i` is `all_frags[i]`); the other resources stay flat. let mut compiled_initials: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut init_gf_off: u16 = 0; let mut init_mod_off: u16 = 0; let mut init_view_off: u16 = 0; let mut init_temp_off: u32 = 0; let mut init_dl_off: u16 = 0; - for (name, bc) in &initial_frags { + for (i, (name, bc)) in initial_frags.iter().enumerate() { + let gf_remap = gf_dedup.remap(i); let renumbered_code: Vec = bc .symbolic .code @@ -5136,7 +5174,7 @@ pub fn assemble_module( crate::compiler::symbolic::renumber_opcode( op, 0, // literals are local to each initial's bytecode - init_gf_off, + gf_remap, init_mod_off, init_view_off, init_temp_off, @@ -5162,7 +5200,6 @@ pub fn assemble_module( code: renumbered_code, }, }); - init_gf_off += bc.graphical_functions.len() as u16; init_mod_off += bc.module_decls.len() as u16; init_view_off += bc.static_views.len() as u16; let frag_temp_count = bc @@ -5175,24 +5212,22 @@ pub fn assemble_module( init_dl_off += bc.dim_lists.len() as u16; } - // Build the all-phases merge for shared context (GFs, modules, views, temps, dim_lists) - let all_frags: Vec<&crate::compiler::symbolic::PerVarBytecodes> = initial_frags - .iter() - .map(|(_, bc)| *bc) - .chain(flow_frags.iter().copied()) - .chain(stock_frags.iter().copied()) - .collect(); - let merged = concatenate_fragments(&all_frags, &no_base).inspect_err(|msg| { - try_accumulate_diagnostic( - db, - Diagnostic { - model: model_name.clone(), - variable: None, - error: DiagnosticError::Assembly(msg.clone()), - severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, - }, - ); - })?; + // The all-phases merge for the shared context side-channels (modules, + // views, temps, dim_lists); its `graphical_functions` is the dedup's + // single table (set by `concatenate_fragments_with_gf`), shared by all + // three phases. + let merged = + concatenate_fragments_with_gf(&all_frags, &no_base, &gf_dedup, 0).inspect_err(|msg| { + try_accumulate_diagnostic( + db, + Diagnostic { + model: model_name.clone(), + variable: None, + error: DiagnosticError::Assembly(msg.clone()), + severity: DiagnosticSeverity::Error, + }, + ); + })?; // Build dimension metadata from project dimensions (mirrors Compiler::populate_dimension_metadata) let dm_dims = source_dims_to_datamodel(project.dimensions(db)); From 7a90c6e7bdba3b4e6a4b6ceb510e7835c1701ea4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 12:04:27 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 51/72] doc: add phase 6 task 7 for #583 temp recycle fix The user authorized a forward sweep of the whole incremental-compile assembly path rather than peeling ceilings one at a time. The sweep (an all-narrow-types-widened-to-u32 + peak-count probe build, fully reverted) overturned #583's premise and found the bottom: only two u8 index types exist (GraphicalFunctionId, already bounded by #582's dedup; and TempId), everything else is already u16, and none serialize to protobuf. With everything widened C-LEARN compiles Ok and Vm::new succeeds but the VM panics at vm.rs:2372 (temp_offsets[347], table len 243) -- so widening is the wrong fix. TempId is a #582-class concat-vs-monolithic divergence, not a genuine-capacity wall: monolithic Module::compile recycles temps via a keyed max-merge to 21 slots, while the incremental path sums to 243 (merged table) / 3233 (flows_concat) and those two tables disagree. Task 7 fixes it by matching the monolithic recycle: remove the per-fragment + ctx_base.temps re-add (the arithmetic bug making flows_concat != merged), and max-merge plain-phase fragment temps into a shared keyed pool, while KEEPING combine_scc_fragment (the GH #575 combined-SCC machinery) on the disjoint-range path because its per-element segments interleave per element_order. TempId stays u8 (no widen). The 22-model corpus and combined-fragment suite are mandatory regression pins; the recycle must be collision-free. The sweep could not exercise AC7.2/7.3 (the probe panicked before run_to_end), so a runtime-numeric layer may surface after Task 7 -- that is surfaced to the user per the checkpoint-per-layer directive. --- .../phase_06.md | 156 +++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 151 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md index 6b93b0e9e..4d16c2d80 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md @@ -16,7 +16,14 @@ unmasked a 3rd distinct, orthogonal pre-existing layer (GH #582 — a `GraphicalFunctionId` overflow from missing cross-fragment GF de-duplication in `concatenate_fragments`) that still blocks AC7.1; fixed in Task 6 under the user's follow-on "drive #582, checkpoint per layer" directive (each further -unmasked layer is surfaced to the user before being driven). +unmasked layer is surfaced to the user before being driven). **Task 7 (added +after a user-authorized forward sweep):** the sweep established that #583 (the +`TempId` overflow Task 6 unmasked) is the *sole* remaining assembly-path ceiling +(only two `u8` index types exist; everything else is already `u16`) and is a +#582-class concat-vs-monolithic **divergence**, NOT genuine-capacity — the +monolithic path recycles temps to ~21 while the incremental path sums to 243/3233 +and widening produces a runtime OOB. Task 7 fixes it by matching the monolithic +recycle (not widening). **Architecture:** Add a new `#[ignore]`d structural-gate test in `tests/simulate.rs` that parses C-LEARN, compiles it via the incremental path @@ -765,6 +772,134 @@ fmt/clippy/non-ignored cargo test 180s cap; NEVER `--no-verify`). **Commit:** `engine: cross-fragment graphical-function de-duplication (#582)` + +### Task 7: #583 — match monolithic temp recycling in fragment concatenation (supersedes "widen TempId") + +**Verifies:** unblocks element-cycle-resolution.AC7.1/AC7.2/AC7.3 (the sole +remaining assembly-path ceiling — the forward sweep confirmed there is no "stack +of u8 ceilings"); directly verified by its own focused unit tests + the C-LEARN +structural gate. + +**Why added (user-authorized forward-sweep outcome — overturns #583's premise):** +the user chose to "sweep all remaining assembly-path ceilings at once". The sweep +(an all-narrow-types-widened-to-u32 + peak-count probe build, fully reverted) +established: **(1)** only TWO `u8` index types exist — `GraphicalFunctionId` +(already bounded to ~162 by #582's dedup) and `TempId`; every other index +(`LiteralId`/`ModuleId`/`ViewId`/`DimId`/`DimListId`/`NameId`/…) is already `u16` +and nowhere near its limit. **(2)** None serialize to protobuf (bytecode is never +persisted — widening would be back-compat-safe, but is the WRONG fix). **(3)** +With everything widened, C-LEARN **compiles `Ok`** and `Vm::new` succeeds — but +the VM then **panics at `vm.rs:2372`** (`VectorSortOrder` reads `temp_offsets[347]` +when the table has 243 entries). So widening converts a clean compile `Err` into +a runtime OOB — proof the temp numbering is **incoherent**, not capacity-limited. +**(4)** `TempId` is a **concat-vs-monolithic divergence, NOT genuine-capacity** +(this REFUTES #583's stated premise): monolithic `Module::compile` recycles temps +via a `HashMap` keyed max-merge (`compiler/mod.rs:2720-2740`) and +needs only **21** slots for C-LEARN; the incremental path SUMS and allocates +**243** (the `merged` table) / **3233** (`flows_concat` — they DISAGREE, which is +the runtime OOB). Same class as #582 (incorrect-by-omission in +`concatenate_fragments`), now for temps. + +Two compounding manifestations (both in `compiler/symbolic.rs`, both fixed here): +- **(1a) the divergence:** `ContextResourceCounts::from_fragments` (`:1256-1272`) + explicitly SUMS each fragment's `(max_temp_id+1)` (its own comment at + `:1261-1262` says "the total is the sum ... not the global max"); `absorb_non_gf` + advances `merged_temp_sizes.len()` per temp-bearing fragment — never recycling. + Monolithic max-merges to 21. → 243. +- **(1b) a plain arithmetic bug:** `absorb_non_gf:1523` is + `temp_offset = self.merged_temp_sizes.len() as u32 + self.ctx_base.temps` — the + `+ ctx_base.temps` is **re-added on every temp-bearing fragment** (flows + `ctx_base.temps=115` × ~28 fragments + Σmaxes ≈ **3232**, the observed + `flows_concat` max). The SAME `+ ctx_base.X` re-add is on `:1521`/`:1522`/`:1524` + (`mod`/`view`/`dim_list`) — latent only because C-LEARN fragments carry ~0 of + each. This is why `flows_concat` (3233, `db.rs:5280 compiled_flows`) ≠ `merged` + (243, `db.rs:5414 temp_offsets`) — the two tables the VM consumes disagree. + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs` — + `ContextResourceCounts::from_fragments` (`:1256`), `FragmentMerger::absorb_non_gf` + (`:1518`, the `:1521-1524` offset arithmetic), `renumber_opcode` / + `renumber_fragment_code` (`:1700`/`:1870`, the `temp_off` path + the removable + `temp_off > u8::MAX` guard at `:1879`), `into_concatenated` / + `into_per_var_bytecodes`. +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` — `assemble_module` per-phase concat + arithmetic (`:5081-5305`, esp. phase bases `:5086-5096` and the `merged` vs + `flows_concat`/`stocks_concat` reconciliation `:5219`/`:5280`/`:5414`). +- Add: focused `#[cfg(test)]` unit tests. + +**Implementation — root-cause-confirm FIRST (the plan's per-bug diagnosis has been +wrong 3x; this sweep's monolithic evidence is strong but VERIFY), then fix +(general, monolithic-matching — do NOT widen):** +1. **Confirm** the monolithic recycle (`compiler/mod.rs:2720-2740` keyed + max-merge → `n_temps=21`) and that a plain-phase concatenated stream's + per-fragment temp live ranges are **sequential / non-overlapping** (a fragment's + temps are dead once its runlist segment completes — the property monolithic + relies on to recycle). Confirm `combine_scc_fragment` (`db.rs:3600-3685`) is + DIFFERENT: its members' per-element segments **interleave** per `element_order`, + so their temp live ranges **overlap** and must NOT share slots. +2. **Fix (1b):** `absorb_non_gf` must not re-add `ctx_base.X` per fragment — seed + the merger's `merged_X` accounting with `ctx_base.X` ONCE (or compute + `offset = ctx_base.X + cumulative_merged`), uniformly for temps AND the + `mod`/`view`/`dim_list` siblings (`:1521-1524`), so `flows_concat` ≡ `merged`. +3. **Fix (1a):** in the **plain-phase** concatenation path + (`concatenate_fragments_with_gf` / the `assemble_module` flows/stocks/init + concat), **max-merge (recycle)** fragment temps into a shared keyed pool + matching `Module::compile`'s `temp_sizes_map` (→ ~21, not 243). **KEEP + `combine_scc_fragment` on the disjoint-range (sum) path** — its interleaved + per-element segments need non-overlapping temp ranges (a naive shared-slot-0 + recycle there would miscompile a multi-member recurrence SCC). Thread the + distinction explicitly (a flag/param, or two paths). Remove the + `temp_off > u8::MAX` guard; **KEEP `TempId = u8`** (after recycle it is ~21; do + NOT widen — the probe proved widen yields a runtime OOB; `GraphicalFunctionId` + stays `u8` too, bounded by #582's dedup). + +**Loud-safe / no silent miscompile (load-bearing):** two temps that are +simultaneously **live** must NEVER share a slot. In the sequential phase concat +they are not (segments are ordered; a fragment's temps die at its segment end); +in `combine_scc_fragment` they ARE (interleaved per `element_order`) — so that +path stays disjoint. If the sequential-liveness property does NOT hold for some +phase concat (e.g. a fragment reads a *prior* fragment's temp), STOP and report — +recycling would be a silent miscompile. + +**Testing (TDD, mandatory):** +- A focused unit test: for a multi-temp-bearing-fragment fixture, the incremental + plain-phase temp count **equals** the monolithic `Module::compile` `n_temps` + (the recycle is exact), and every renumbered temp opcode resolves in-range. +- A test pinning `combine_scc_fragment`: a multi-member recurrence SCC whose + members each bear a temp still gets **disjoint** temp ranges (no shared slot + across interleaved segments) — the SCC-path-stays-summed guard. +- RED→GREEN: the C-LEARN structural gate goes from `Err(... temp offset 347 ...)` + to compiling `Ok` + running to FINAL TIME + not-all-NaN (or the next layer — + see Verification). +- **MANDATORY soundness pins (must stay GREEN unchanged):** `concatenate_fragments` + / `FragmentMerger` / `renumber_opcode` are shared with the Phase-2 GH #575 + `combine_scc_fragment` — so pin the FULL recurrence/cycle suite + (`self_recurrence`, `ref`, `interleaved`, `init_recurrence`, `helper_recurrence`, + `genuine_cycles_still_rejected`), the full `db_dep_graph` + + `db_combined_fragment_tests` suites, `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` + (AC2.6, the 22-model corpus — the strongest gate for a temp-renumber change), + `array_tests` / `compiler_vector` (temp-bearing `VectorSortOrder`/`LookupArray`/ + `AssignTemp`), `cargo test --workspace`, and the full engine lib. If ANY + combined-fragment / SCC-verdict / corpus-model / vector-op test changes behavior + — **STOP and report** (a temp-recycle collision is a silent miscompile). + +**Verification:** +Run the unit tests + the full soundness-pin set, then: +`cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural --nocapture` +— report the EXACT outcome (compile `Result`, run-to-FINAL-TIME, the +matched-series not-all-NaN check). **Sweep caveat:** under the probe the VM +panicked on the incoherent temp table BEFORE `run_to_end` completed, so AC7.2/7.3 +were never exercised — once the temp tables are coherent the VM runs further and +**may surface a runtime-numeric/NaN layer** (Phase 7's AC8 territory; `MEMORY.md` +flags VECTOR ELM MAP OOB→NaN and SORT ORDER as risk points). If C-LEARN now +compiles `Ok` + runs to FINAL TIME + not-all-NaN, AC7.1/7.2/7.3 are MET (the +orchestrator sequences the Task 1 commit). If a runtime layer surfaces, report it +PRECISELY (root cause, the `Err`/panic, the site) — do NOT mask it; the +orchestrator checkpoints with the user per the "checkpoint per layer" directive. +`git commit` (pre-commit; NEVER `--no-verify`). +**Commit:** `engine: match monolithic temp recycling in fragment concatenation (#583)` + + --- ## Phase 6 Done When @@ -793,10 +928,21 @@ fmt/clippy/non-ignored cargo test 180s cap; NEVER `--no-verify`). Bug B's fix unmasked, matching the monolithic `Module::compile` dedup, with the combined-SCC-fragment machinery (`FragmentMerger` / `renumber_fragment_code`) and the 22-model corpus regression-pinned and the dedup proven value-exact - (no wrong-table miscompile). With Tasks 4-6 in, C-LEARN's incremental compile - reaches `Ok` and Task 1's structural gate is sequenced for commit. #582 closes - when Task 6 lands. (Per the "checkpoint per layer" directive, any *further* - latent layer Task 6 unmasks is surfaced to the user before being driven.) + (no wrong-table miscompile). #582 closes when Task 6 lands. Task 6 unmasked + the sole remaining assembly-path ceiling (#583), addressed in Task 7. +- Fragment concatenation matches the monolithic `Module::compile` temp recycling + (Task 7 — GH #583): the `TempId` overflow is resolved by recycling per-fragment + temps into a shared keyed pool (~21, matching monolithic) plus removing the + per-fragment `+ ctx_base.temps` re-add — NOT by widening `TempId` (the + user-authorized forward sweep proved widening yields a runtime OOB; only + `TempId` and `GraphicalFunctionId` are `u8`, both stay `u8`). The interleaved + `combine_scc_fragment` (GH #575) path keeps disjoint temp ranges; the 22-model + corpus + combined-fragment suite are regression-pinned and the recycle proven + collision-free (no silent miscompile). With Tasks 4-7 in, C-LEARN's incremental + compile reaches `Ok` and `Vm::new` succeeds; if a runtime-numeric layer then + surfaces (AC7.2/7.3 / Phase 7 territory — not exercised under the sweep probe) + it is surfaced to the user per the "checkpoint per layer" directive before + being driven. #583 closes when Task 7 lands. - The default engine suite stays green under the 3-minute `cargo test` cap (the new C-LEARN test is `#[ignore]`d / runtime-class). From b09108429bf07d61542a7ad751a627e8fe4b2917 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 12:30:13 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 52/72] engine: match monolithic temp recycling in fragment concatenation (#583) --- src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs | 422 ++++++++++++++++-- src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 32 +- .../src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs | 33 ++ 3 files changed, 435 insertions(+), 52 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs index e1529a7f9..4a00c317b 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs @@ -1252,14 +1252,23 @@ pub(crate) struct ContextResourceCounts { impl ContextResourceCounts { /// Sum the flat (non-GF) context resource counts from a set of - /// per-variable fragments. + /// per-variable fragments. Used to derive a later phase's `ctx_base` + /// from the preceding phases' module / view / dim-list counts (those + /// resources are laid out disjointly per phase). + /// + /// The `temps` sum is a count utility only: temps RECYCLE into one + /// global identity pool (#583), so `assemble_module` passes a + /// `ctx_base.temps` of 0 for every plain phase (the recycle's fixed base) + /// rather than this per-phase sum. The field is summed here for the + /// benefit of any caller that genuinely wants the disjoint per-phase temp + /// count (e.g. the `Sum` strategy / `combine_scc_fragment` accounting). pub fn from_fragments(fragments: &[&PerVarBytecodes]) -> Self { let mut counts = ContextResourceCounts::default(); for frag in fragments { counts.modules += frag.module_decls.len() as u16; counts.views += frag.static_views.len() as u16; - // Each fragment's temps start at 0, so the total is the sum of - // each fragment's (max_id + 1), not the global max. + // Each fragment's temps start at 0, so the disjoint-layout total + // is the sum of each fragment's (max_id + 1), not the global max. let frag_temp_count = frag .temp_sizes .iter() @@ -1298,15 +1307,50 @@ pub(crate) struct FragmentResourceOffsets { /// contract survives the remap. pub(crate) type GfRemap = SmallVec<[GraphicalFunctionId; 8]>; +/// How a `FragmentMerger` lays out fragment *temps* (#583). +/// +/// Temps are per-variable scratch arrays (the result storage of array- +/// producing builtins like `VectorSortOrder`/`VectorElmMap`): a fragment is +/// one variable's bytecode, its temps are 0-based, and they are written and +/// read entirely within that variable's expression evaluation -- dead once +/// the variable's runlist segment completes. The two consumers differ in +/// whether their fragments' temp live ranges can overlap: +/// +/// - `Recycle` (plain-phase `concatenate_fragments`): fragments are emitted +/// as sequential, non-overlapping runlist segments, so two fragments' +/// temps are never simultaneously live. They are max-merged into ONE +/// shared identity pool keyed by temp id -- variable A's temp 0 and +/// variable B's temp 0 collapse to global slot 0, the slot's size the max +/// of the two. This exactly matches the monolithic `Module::compile` keyed +/// max-merge (`compiler/mod.rs`), so the incremental temp count equals the +/// monolithic `n_temps` instead of summing to a count that overflows the +/// `TempId` (= `u8`) namespace. +/// +/// - `Sum` (`combine_scc_fragment`): the combined SCC fragment INTERLEAVES +/// its members' per-element segments per `element_order`, so members' temp +/// live ranges OVERLAP. Each member's temps must get a DISJOINT id range +/// (advancing per member) -- recycling them onto a shared slot would make +/// two simultaneously-live temps alias and silently miscompile the SCC. +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] +pub(crate) enum TempStrategy { + /// Max-merge fragment temps into one identity-keyed pool (plain-phase + /// concat; matches monolithic recycling). + Recycle, + /// Advance a disjoint temp id range per fragment (combined SCC fragment; + /// interleaved segments need non-overlapping live ranges). + Sum, +} + /// Running merge state for combining `PerVarBytecodes` into a single /// resource namespace. /// /// This is the shared core of `concatenate_fragments` and the /// per-element-granular `combine_scc_fragment` (a multi-member recurrence /// SCC's combined fragment). The accounting that must hold across both -- -/// every fragment's literals/GFs/modules/views/temps/dim-lists land in a +/// every fragment's literals/GFs/modules/views/dim-lists land in a /// disjoint, non-colliding ID range -- is implemented exactly once here so -/// the two consumers cannot drift. `concatenate_fragments` absorbs each +/// the two consumers cannot drift. Temps are the one resource whose layout +/// differs: see `TempStrategy`. `concatenate_fragments` absorbs each /// fragment and immediately renumbers its whole (Ret-stripped) code; /// `combine_scc_fragment` absorbs each *member* once and renumbers that /// member's per-element segments with the member's offsets, emitting the @@ -1315,10 +1359,13 @@ pub(crate) type GfRemap = SmallVec<[GraphicalFunctionId; 8]>; /// `ctx_base` provides context resource ID offsets inherited from /// preceding phases. Literal IDs are always phase-local (each phase's /// bytecode has its own literal pool) so they are not affected by -/// `ctx_base`. When assembling a single phase in isolation, pass +/// `ctx_base`. Temps recycle into ONE global identity pool, so their +/// `ctx_base.temps` is 0 for every phase (the pool is not partitioned by +/// phase). When assembling a single phase in isolation, pass /// `ContextResourceCounts::default()`. pub(crate) struct FragmentMerger { ctx_base: ContextResourceCounts, + temp_strategy: TempStrategy, merged_literals: Vec, merged_gf: Vec>, /// Cross-fragment graphical-function de-duplication index (#582). Maps a @@ -1478,9 +1525,23 @@ fn gf_blocks_of_fragment(frag: &PerVarBytecodes) -> Result, } impl FragmentMerger { + /// New merger with the disjoint-range (`Sum`) temp strategy -- the form + /// `combine_scc_fragment` (interleaved segments) and the GF-only + /// `GfDedup::build` (never touches temps) use. pub(crate) fn new(ctx_base: &ContextResourceCounts) -> Self { + Self::new_with_temp_strategy(ctx_base, TempStrategy::Sum) + } + + /// New merger with an explicit temp strategy. `concatenate_fragments` + /// (plain-phase, sequential segments) uses `TempStrategy::Recycle` to + /// match the monolithic keyed max-merge; the SCC path uses `Sum`. + pub(crate) fn new_with_temp_strategy( + ctx_base: &ContextResourceCounts, + temp_strategy: TempStrategy, + ) -> Self { FragmentMerger { ctx_base: ctx_base.clone(), + temp_strategy, merged_literals: Vec::new(), merged_gf: Vec::new(), gf_block_index: HashMap::new(), @@ -1509,18 +1570,47 @@ impl FragmentMerger { /// Absorb one fragment's flat (non-GF) side-channels -- literals, /// modules, views, temp sizes, dim lists -- into the running merge - /// state and return the five flat resource base offsets. Offsets are - /// computed from the *pre-merge* lengths, then the side-channels are - /// appended (`Temp`-based static views shifted by this fragment's - /// `temp_offset`, dim-lists truncated to 4, temp sizes max-merged) -- - /// byte-for-byte the original per-fragment prologue. Graphical functions - /// are handled separately by `absorb_gf` (content-de-duplicated, #582). + /// state and return the five flat resource base offsets. The literal / + /// module / view / dim-list offsets are computed from the *pre-merge* + /// lengths (each is a distinct resource, laid out disjointly), then those + /// side-channels are appended (`Temp`-based static views shifted by this + /// fragment's `temp_offset`, dim-lists truncated to 4). The *temp* offset + /// instead follows `temp_strategy` (#583): `Sum` advances per fragment + /// (disjoint ranges, for `combine_scc_fragment`'s interleaved segments); + /// `Recycle` uses the fixed `ctx_base.temps` so every fragment's temps + /// max-merge into one identity pool (plain-phase concat, matching the + /// monolithic keyed max-merge). Graphical functions are handled + /// separately by `absorb_gf` (content-de-duplicated, #582). pub(crate) fn absorb_non_gf(&mut self, frag: &PerVarBytecodes) -> FragmentResourceOffsets { - // Literals are phase-local; no ctx_base offset needed. + // Literals are phase-local; no ctx_base offset needed. Modules, + // views, and dim-lists are appended unshifted, so their offset is + // `ctx_base + cumulative_appended` (no double-count: the appended + // entries do NOT carry the ctx_base, so `merged_X.len()` excludes + // it). Temps are different: see below. let lit_offset = self.merged_literals.len() as u16; let mod_offset = self.merged_modules.len() as u16 + self.ctx_base.modules; let view_offset = self.merged_views.len() as u16 + self.ctx_base.views; - let temp_offset = self.merged_temp_sizes.len() as u32 + self.ctx_base.temps; + // #583: temps recycle (plain-phase) or sum (interleaved SCC). + // + // `Recycle`: a FIXED base (`ctx_base.temps`, which is 0 for every + // plain phase since temps share ONE global identity pool). The + // per-fragment max-merge below places fragment temp id `t` at slot + // `t + base`, so every fragment's id 0 collapses to the same slot + // -- the monolithic keyed max-merge. + // `Sum`: advance by the running pool length so each fragment gets a + // disjoint range (interleaved SCC segments need non-overlapping + // live ranges). NOTE the previous unconditional + // `merged_temp_sizes.len() + ctx_base.temps` double-counted + // `ctx_base.temps`: temps are stored at `id + temp_offset` (which + // already includes the base), so `merged_temp_sizes.len()` absorbs + // the base -- adding it again diverged `flows_concat` from the + // all-phases `merged` table. The recycle path's fixed base removes + // that divergence; the Sum path runs only with `ctx_base.temps == 0` + // (`combine_scc_fragment` passes a default ctx_base). + let temp_offset = match self.temp_strategy { + TempStrategy::Recycle => self.ctx_base.temps, + TempStrategy::Sum => self.merged_temp_sizes.len() as u32 + self.ctx_base.temps, + }; let dl_offset = self.merged_dim_lists.len() as u16 + self.ctx_base.dim_lists; self.merged_literals @@ -1803,7 +1893,11 @@ pub(crate) fn concatenate_fragments_with_gf( dedup: &GfDedup, gf_index_base: usize, ) -> Result { - let mut merger = FragmentMerger::new(ctx_base); + // Plain-phase concat: temps RECYCLE into one identity pool (matching the + // monolithic keyed max-merge), since fragments are sequential, non- + // overlapping runlist segments. `combine_scc_fragment` (interleaved + // segments) uses the disjoint `Sum` path instead. + let mut merger = FragmentMerger::new_with_temp_strategy(ctx_base, TempStrategy::Recycle); let mut merged_code: Vec = Vec::new(); for (i, frag) in fragments.iter().enumerate() { @@ -1864,9 +1958,18 @@ fn remap_gf( /// is translated through `gf_remap` (the fragment's per-slot local->global /// map from `FragmentMerger::absorb_gf`) rather than a flat add. /// -/// Returns `Err` if a flat offset would overflow its target ID type -/// (e.g. `temp_off > u8::MAX`) or if a `base_gf` is out of range for -/// `gf_remap` (a corrupt fragment). +/// Returns `Err` if a per-opcode temp id would overflow `TempId` (= `u8`) +/// after offsetting (the `checked_add_u8` below) or if a `base_gf` is out of +/// range for `gf_remap` (a corrupt fragment). +/// +/// There is no separate `temp_off > u8::MAX` precheck (#583): the plain- +/// phase concat recycles temps into one identity pool whose `temp_off` is 0 +/// (or a small fixed `ctx_base.temps`), and `combine_scc_fragment` sums into +/// a per-SCC range bounded by the members' (small) temp counts. A genuine +/// per-opcode overflow -- a single variable bearing more than 255 temps, or +/// an SCC summing past 255 -- is still caught loud by `checked_add_u8`, +/// which adds the actual `temp_id` to the offset (the precheck only saw the +/// offset, so it could not have been the real bound anyway). pub(crate) fn renumber_opcode( op: &SymbolicOpcode, lit_off: u16, @@ -1876,14 +1979,17 @@ pub(crate) fn renumber_opcode( temp_off: u32, dl_off: u16, ) -> Result { - if temp_off > u8::MAX as u32 { - return Err(format!( + // A `temp_off` that itself exceeds u8 can only arise from the `Sum` path + // (interleaved SCC) summing past 255 temps; `checked_add_u8` below + // surfaces it loud when the first temp opcode is renumbered. The + // recycle path's `temp_off` is always a small fixed base. + let temp_off_u8 = u8::try_from(temp_off).map_err(|_| { + format!( "temp offset {} exceeds TempId capacity (u8::MAX = {})", temp_off, u8::MAX - )); - } - let temp_off_u8 = temp_off as u8; + ) + })?; Ok(match op { SymbolicOpcode::LoadConstant { id } => SymbolicOpcode::LoadConstant { id: *id + lit_off }, SymbolicOpcode::AssignConstCurr { var, literal_id } => SymbolicOpcode::AssignConstCurr { @@ -3308,8 +3414,13 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn test_concatenate_renumbers_static_view_temp_base() { - // When a fragment has a static view with Temp(0) base, concatenation - // should offset the temp ID by the accumulated temp_offset. + // A static view whose base is a temp must be renumbered by the SAME + // temp offset the recycle assigns the temp it points at. #583: the + // plain-phase concat RECYCLES temps into one identity pool, so two + // fragments' id-0 temps share slot 0 -- a `Temp(0)` static view base + // stays `Temp(0)` (it tracks the recycled slot, NOT a per-fragment + // sum). The view base shifts only by the fixed `ctx_base.temps` + // recycle base, which is exercised below. let frag_a = PerVarBytecodes { symbolic: SymbolicByteCode { literals: vec![], @@ -3340,16 +3451,39 @@ mod tests { dim_lists: vec![], }; + // With the production plain-phase base (temps == 0), frag_b's Temp(0) + // recycles to slot 0 -- the same slot frag_a's temp 0 occupies (max + // size 8). The view base must stay Temp(0). let no_base = ContextResourceCounts::default(); let merged = concatenate_fragments(&[&frag_a, &frag_b], &no_base).unwrap(); - - // frag_a contributes 1 temp slot (id 0), so frag_b's Temp(0) should - // become Temp(1) after renumbering. assert_eq!(merged.static_views.len(), 1); match &merged.static_views[0].base { - SymStaticViewBase::Temp(id) => { - assert_eq!(*id, 1, "Temp base should be renumbered by temp_offset") - } + SymStaticViewBase::Temp(id) => assert_eq!( + *id, 0, + "recycle: frag_b's Temp(0) view base recycles to shared slot 0" + ), + other => panic!("expected Temp base, got {:?}", other), + } + assert_eq!( + merged.temp_offsets.len(), + 1, + "both fragments' id-0 temps recycle to one slot" + ); + + // A non-zero fixed recycle base (the `ctx_base.temps`) shifts every + // fragment's temp ids -- including a static view's Temp base -- by + // that base uniformly, proving the Temp-base renumber tracks the + // recycle base (not a per-fragment running sum). + let based = ContextResourceCounts { + temps: 3, + ..ContextResourceCounts::default() + }; + let merged_based = concatenate_fragments(&[&frag_a, &frag_b], &based).unwrap(); + match &merged_based.static_views[0].base { + SymStaticViewBase::Temp(id) => assert_eq!( + *id, 3, + "Temp(0) view base shifts by the fixed ctx_base.temps recycle base" + ), other => panic!("expected Temp base, got {:?}", other), } } @@ -3423,8 +3557,15 @@ mod tests { let rmap = ReverseOffsetMap::from_layout(&empty_layout); let symbolic_elm_map = symbolize_opcode(&original, &rmap).unwrap(); - // frag_a advances the temp namespace by 2 slots, so frag_b's - // VectorElmMap write_temp_id (0) must renumber to 2 after the merge. + // frag_a is a temp-bearing fragment; frag_b carries the VectorElmMap. + // #583: the plain-phase concat RECYCLES temps into one identity pool, + // so frag_b's id-0 write_temp_id recycles to slot 0 (not summed past + // frag_a's temps). To keep this test's renumber NON-trivial -- so the + // `full_source_len` survival assertion is load-bearing -- we drive + // the concat with a fixed non-zero `ctx_base.temps` recycle base + // (TEMP_BASE), which shifts every fragment's temp ids uniformly: a + // legitimate exercise of the recycle renumber arithmetic. + const TEMP_BASE: u32 = 2; let frag_a = PerVarBytecodes { symbolic: SymbolicByteCode { literals: vec![], @@ -3448,8 +3589,11 @@ mod tests { dim_lists: vec![], }; - let no_base = ContextResourceCounts::default(); - let merged = concatenate_fragments(&[&frag_a, &frag_b], &no_base).unwrap(); + let based = ContextResourceCounts { + temps: TEMP_BASE, + ..ContextResourceCounts::default() + }; + let merged = concatenate_fragments(&[&frag_a, &frag_b], &based).unwrap(); // Resolve back to concrete bytecode (same empty layout: the // VectorElmMap opcode carries no SymVarRef). @@ -3468,17 +3612,17 @@ mod tests { .expect("merged+resolved bytecode should contain a VectorElmMap opcode"); // The merge path actually ran a non-trivial renumber on this opcode: - // frag_a contributed temp ids 0 and 1, so frag_b's write_temp_id 0 - // became 2. (If this is 0, the merger never renumbered the opcode and - // the full_source_len assertion below would prove nothing.) + // the fixed recycle base TEMP_BASE shifts frag_b's write_temp_id 0 to + // TEMP_BASE. (If this were 0, the merger never renumbered the opcode + // and the full_source_len assertion below would prove nothing.) assert_eq!( - elm_map.0, 2, - "write_temp_id must be offset by frag_a's temp count, proving the \ - fragment merger renumbered this opcode" + elm_map.0, TEMP_BASE as u8, + "write_temp_id must be offset by the fixed recycle base, proving \ + the fragment merger renumbered this opcode" ); // The invariant: full_source_len is absolute, not renumbered. It must // survive symbolize -> concatenate/renumber -> resolve unchanged even - // though write_temp_id was offset by 2. + // though write_temp_id was offset. assert_eq!( elm_map.1, GENUINE_FULL_SOURCE_LEN, "full_source_len must survive the symbolize -> fragment-merge -> \ @@ -3773,6 +3917,200 @@ mod tests { ); } + // ==================================================================== + // #583: match the monolithic temp recycling in the plain-phase concat. + // + // The monolithic `Module::compile` flattens every variable's exprs into + // one runlist and max-merges their temps via a `HashMap` + // (`compiler/mod.rs`): since each variable's temps are 0-based scratch + // that die at that variable's runlist-segment end, variable A's temp 0 + // and variable B's temp 0 collapse to ONE global slot 0. The plain-phase + // incremental concat must produce the SAME identity-recycled pool (one + // shared pool across initials/flows/stocks), not a per-fragment SUM -- + // summing both wastes slots AND, with a non-zero phase ctx_base, drives + // the renumbered `temp_id` past `u8::MAX` (the C-LEARN + // `temp offset ... exceeds TempId capacity` failure). `combine_scc_fragment` + // stays on the disjoint (sum) path because its per-element segments + // interleave (overlapping live ranges) -- see `db_combined_fragment_tests`. + // ==================================================================== + + /// Build a single-variable-shaped fragment carrying a `VectorSortOrder` + /// whose `write_temp_id` is `local_tid`, plus a `temp_sizes` entry for it. + /// Models a per-variable fragment whose temps start at 0 (the plain-phase + /// concat input shape `compile_phase_to_per_var_bytecodes` produces). + fn sort_order_temp_frag(local_tid: TempId, size: usize) -> PerVarBytecodes { + PerVarBytecodes { + symbolic: SymbolicByteCode { + literals: vec![], + code: vec![ + SymbolicOpcode::VectorSortOrder { + write_temp_id: local_tid, + }, + SymbolicOpcode::Ret, + ], + }, + graphical_functions: vec![], + module_decls: vec![], + static_views: vec![], + temp_sizes: vec![(local_tid as u32, size)], + dim_lists: vec![], + } + } + + /// The monolithic `Module::compile` temp count: the keyed max-merge of + /// every fragment's `(temp_id, size)` pairs (`compiler/mod.rs` flattens + /// every variable's exprs and merges into one `HashMap`). + /// `n_temps` is the number of distinct ids (== `max_id + 1` for the + /// dense 0-based ids real per-variable fragments produce). + fn monolithic_n_temps(frags: &[&PerVarBytecodes]) -> usize { + let mut map: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + for frag in frags { + for (id, size) in &frag.temp_sizes { + let e = map.entry(*id).or_insert(0); + *e = (*e).max(*size); + } + } + map.len() + } + + #[test] + fn test_concatenate_recycles_temps_to_match_monolithic() { + // Three per-variable fragments, each with its own 0-based temp 0. + // Monolithic recycles them to ONE slot (n_temps == 1). The plain- + // phase concat must do the same: a single shared identity pool, not + // three summed slots. + let frag_a = sort_order_temp_frag(0, 4); + let frag_b = sort_order_temp_frag(0, 8); + let frag_c = sort_order_temp_frag(0, 2); + let refs: Vec<&PerVarBytecodes> = vec![&frag_a, &frag_b, &frag_c]; + + let expected = monolithic_n_temps(&refs); + assert_eq!(expected, 1, "monolithic recycles three id-0 temps to one"); + + let no_base = ContextResourceCounts::default(); + let merged = concatenate_fragments(&refs, &no_base).unwrap(); + + // The recycled pool has exactly `expected` slots, and the surviving + // slot's size is the MAX over the fragments that used it (8), since + // they share the storage (the monolithic keyed max-merge). + assert_eq!( + merged.temp_offsets.len(), + expected, + "incremental plain-phase temp count must EQUAL the monolithic \ + Module::compile n_temps (recycle, not sum)" + ); + assert_eq!( + merged.temp_total_size, 8, + "the recycled slot's size is the max over the fragments using it" + ); + + // Every renumbered temp opcode must resolve in-range (index < pool). + for op in &merged.bytecode.code { + if let SymbolicOpcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id } = op { + assert!( + (*write_temp_id as usize) < merged.temp_offsets.len(), + "renumbered write_temp_id {write_temp_id} out of range for \ + temp pool of size {}", + merged.temp_offsets.len() + ); + } + } + } + + #[test] + fn test_concatenate_temp_recycle_distinct_ids_max_merge() { + // A fragment using temp ids {0, 1} and another using {0}. Monolithic + // merges to ids {0, 1} (2 slots, sizes max-merged per id). The + // plain-phase concat must match: 2 slots, not 3 summed. + let frag_a = PerVarBytecodes { + symbolic: SymbolicByteCode { + literals: vec![], + code: vec![ + SymbolicOpcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id: 0 }, + SymbolicOpcode::VectorElmMap { + write_temp_id: 1, + full_source_len: 4, + }, + SymbolicOpcode::Ret, + ], + }, + graphical_functions: vec![], + module_decls: vec![], + static_views: vec![], + temp_sizes: vec![(0, 4), (1, 6)], + dim_lists: vec![], + }; + let frag_b = sort_order_temp_frag(0, 8); + let refs: Vec<&PerVarBytecodes> = vec![&frag_a, &frag_b]; + + let expected = monolithic_n_temps(&refs); + assert_eq!(expected, 2, "ids {{0,1}} merged with {{0}} -> 2 distinct"); + + let merged = concatenate_fragments(&refs, &ContextResourceCounts::default()).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(merged.temp_offsets.len(), expected); + // Slot 0 size = max(4, 8) = 8; slot 1 size = 6. + assert_eq!(merged.temp_total_size, 8 + 6); + + // frag_b's write_temp_id 0 must stay 0 (identity recycle), NOT be + // pushed to 2 by frag_a's two temps. + let sort_writes: Vec = merged + .bytecode + .code + .iter() + .filter_map(|op| match op { + SymbolicOpcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id } => Some(*write_temp_id), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + assert_eq!( + sort_writes, + vec![0, 0], + "both fragments' id-0 sort writes recycle to slot 0" + ); + } + + #[test] + fn test_concatenate_temp_recycle_agrees_across_phase_bases() { + // The all-phases `merged` (no_base) and a later phase's concat (with + // a non-zero non-temp ctx_base, as `flow_base`/`stock_base` carry) + // must assign the SAME identity temp ids to the same fragment temps, + // because temps recycle into ONE global identity pool whose ctx_base + // temps offset is 0 for every phase. (Before #583 the per-phase + // ctx_base.temps was re-added per fragment, so `flows_concat` and + // `merged` disagreed -- the runtime OOB.) + let frag = sort_order_temp_frag(0, 4); + let refs: Vec<&PerVarBytecodes> = vec![&frag]; + + let merged = concatenate_fragments(&refs, &ContextResourceCounts::default()).unwrap(); + // A phase base with preceding modules/views/dim_lists but temps left + // to recycle globally (temps: 0). + let phase_base = ContextResourceCounts { + modules: 5, + views: 3, + temps: 0, + dim_lists: 2, + }; + let phase = concatenate_fragments(&refs, &phase_base).unwrap(); + + let temp_write = |bc: &ConcatenatedBytecodes| -> TempId { + bc.bytecode + .code + .iter() + .find_map(|op| match op { + SymbolicOpcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id } => Some(*write_temp_id), + _ => None, + }) + .expect("a VectorSortOrder opcode") + }; + assert_eq!( + temp_write(&merged), + temp_write(&phase), + "the same fragment temp must get the same identity id in the \ + all-phases merge and a phase concat (temps recycle globally)" + ); + assert_eq!(temp_write(&merged), 0, "identity recycle keeps id 0"); + } + #[test] fn test_concatenate_genuinely_distinct_gf_over_capacity_fails_loud() { // If a model genuinely has MORE than `GraphicalFunctionId::MAX + 1` diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index 8a4281d04..db468a6cd 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -5086,12 +5086,25 @@ pub fn assemble_module( let initial_counts = ContextResourceCounts::from_fragments(&initial_refs); let flow_counts = ContextResourceCounts::from_fragments(&flow_frags); + // #583: temps are NOT a per-phase-offset resource. The plain-phase + // concat recycles every fragment's 0-based temps into ONE shared + // identity pool (matching the monolithic `Module::compile` keyed + // max-merge over the flattened initials+flows+stocks runlists), so the + // `ctx_base.temps` is 0 for EVERY phase -- the pool is not partitioned by + // phase. (Summing per phase, as before, drove the renumbered `temp_id` + // past `u8::MAX` and diverged `flows_concat` from the all-phases `merged` + // temp_offsets table the VM consumes.) Modules/views/dim-lists DO stay + // per-phase summed: each is a distinct resource, laid out disjointly + // across phases exactly as the all-phases `merged` lays them out. let no_base = ContextResourceCounts::default(); - let flow_base = initial_counts.clone(); + let flow_base = ContextResourceCounts { + temps: 0, + ..initial_counts.clone() + }; let stock_base = ContextResourceCounts { modules: initial_counts.modules + flow_counts.modules, views: initial_counts.views + flow_counts.views, - temps: initial_counts.temps + flow_counts.temps, + temps: 0, dim_lists: initial_counts.dim_lists + flow_counts.dim_lists, }; @@ -5162,7 +5175,10 @@ pub fn assemble_module( let mut compiled_initials: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut init_mod_off: u16 = 0; let mut init_view_off: u16 = 0; - let mut init_temp_off: u32 = 0; + // #583: temps recycle into the shared identity pool (the same pool the + // `merged` table below builds), so each initial's temp ids stay + // fragment-local (offset 0) -- they are NOT advanced per initial. + let init_temp_off: u32 = 0; let mut init_dl_off: u16 = 0; for (i, (name, bc)) in initial_frags.iter().enumerate() { let gf_remap = gf_dedup.remap(i); @@ -5202,13 +5218,9 @@ pub fn assemble_module( }); init_mod_off += bc.module_decls.len() as u16; init_view_off += bc.static_views.len() as u16; - let frag_temp_count = bc - .temp_sizes - .iter() - .map(|(id, _)| *id + 1) - .max() - .unwrap_or(0); - init_temp_off += frag_temp_count; + // `init_temp_off` is NOT advanced (#583): temps recycle into the + // shared identity pool, so every initial's temp ids stay + // fragment-local and index the same `merged.temp_offsets` table. init_dl_off += bc.dim_lists.len() as u16; } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs index 4fc62ac25..5ae0cfee9 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs @@ -291,6 +291,39 @@ fn combined_fragment_renumbers_resources_per_member_no_collision() { ); } +#[test] +fn combined_fragment_keeps_disjoint_temp_ranges_across_interleaved_segments() { + // #583 guard: the plain-phase `concatenate_fragments` RECYCLES fragment + // temps into one identity pool (a fragment's temps die at its runlist + // segment end, so two fragments' id-0 temps may share slot 0). That + // recycle is UNSOUND for `combine_scc_fragment`: its per-element segments + // INTERLEAVE per `element_order` (`ce[0] -> ecc[0] -> ce[1] -> ecc[1]`), + // so `ce`'s and `ecc`'s temp live ranges OVERLAP -- they must NEVER share + // a slot. This pins that `combine_scc_fragment` stays on the disjoint + // (sum) temp path even after the plain-phase recycle lands. + let frags = two_member_fragments(); // `ce` temp (0,4), `ecc` temp (0,8) + let resolved = scc(interleaved_order()); + + let combined = combine_scc_fragment(&resolved, &frags).expect("must combine"); + + // Both members carry a fragment-local temp id 0. In the combined + // fragment they MUST occupy DISTINCT ids (0 and 1), proving the SCC path + // did not recycle them onto a shared slot. + let mut ids: Vec = combined.temp_sizes.iter().map(|(tid, _)| *tid).collect(); + ids.sort_unstable(); + assert_eq!( + ids, + vec![0, 1], + "two interleaved members' id-0 temps must get DISJOINT ids 0 and 1 \ + (not recycled to a shared slot) -- their live ranges overlap" + ); + // The sizes stay per-member (NOT max-merged), since the slots are + // distinct: `ce`'s 4 at id 0, `ecc`'s 8 at id 1. + let sizes: HashMap = combined.temp_sizes.iter().copied().collect(); + assert_eq!(sizes.get(&0), Some(&4), "ce's temp size at its own slot 0"); + assert_eq!(sizes.get(&1), Some(&8), "ecc's temp size at its own slot 1"); +} + #[test] fn combined_fragment_static_view_var_base_survives_verbatim() { let frags = two_member_fragments(); From e69278d8be775958642c353f86a0a4ca14adc9d9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 13:25:55 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 53/72] doc: add phase 6 tasks 8-9 for AC7.3 NaN clusters With C-LEARN compiling and running to FINAL TIME (Tasks 4-7, AC7.1/7.2 met), AC7.3 (no all-NaN core series) fails: 708 of 3482 matched core series are entirely NaN. A read-only investigation found two independent SPURIOUS engine bugs -- Ref.vdf (genuine Vensim) is finite at every offset Simlin reports NaN/inf, so neither is a genuine model NaN. Cluster A (Task 8, the majority): C-LEARN's user macro INIT(x)=INITIAL(x) (which shadows the built-in init) compiles to a module whose initials runlist OMITS its own INITIAL() primary output, so the parent reads an unwritten slot during initials -> uninitialized inf, frozen into initial_values and served by LoadInitial forever. Fix: include an INITIAL-backed module/macro primary output that is read during initials in runlist_initials. Cluster B (Task 9, completing the AC5 multi-row case Phase 4 missed): arrayed VECTOR SORT ORDER returns flat global indices into the whole [COP,Target] array instead of per-iterated-slice 0-based ranks, so a downstream VECTOR ELM MAP indexes out of bounds -> NaN. Fix: rank within the iterated source slice, 0-based, keeping the single-row AC5 case byte-identical. Both are clean bounded general fixes (no model-specific hacks), each root-cause-confirmed first and soundness-pinned (22-model corpus, the AC5 single-row VSO suite, the macro/init suites, the recurrence gates). The user chose to drive both. The full Ref.vdf 1% numeric match remains Phase 7's AC8.1. --- .../phase_06.md | 167 +++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 162 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md index 4d16c2d80..4e97b8f79 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md @@ -23,7 +23,13 @@ after a user-authorized forward sweep):** the sweep established that #583 (the #582-class concat-vs-monolithic **divergence**, NOT genuine-capacity — the monolithic path recycles temps to ~21 while the incremental path sums to 243/3233 and widening produces a runtime OOB. Task 7 fixes it by matching the monolithic -recycle (not widening). +recycle (not widening). **Tasks 8-9 (AC7.3 NaN layer):** with C-LEARN +compiling+running (Tasks 4-7; AC7.1/7.2 met), AC7.3 (no all-NaN core series) +fails on two SPURIOUS engine bugs (Ref.vdf is finite everywhere Simlin is +NaN/inf) — a macro-`INITIAL()` module output omitted from the initials runlist +(Task 8, Cluster A) and arrayed `VECTOR SORT ORDER` returning flat global +indices instead of per-iterated-slice 0-based ranks (Task 9, Cluster B, +completing the AC5 multi-row case Phase 4 missed) — fixed as general engine fixes. **Architecture:** Add a new `#[ignore]`d structural-gate test in `tests/simulate.rs` that parses C-LEARN, compiles it via the incremental path @@ -900,6 +906,149 @@ orchestrator checkpoints with the user per the "checkpoint per layer" directive. **Commit:** `engine: match monolithic temp recycling in fragment concatenation (#583)` + +### Task 8: AC7.3 NaN Cluster A — INITIAL-backed module/macro primary output omitted from the initials runlist + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC7.3 (no core C-LEARN series entirely +NaN); directly verified by its own focused test. + +**Why added (root-caused after Task 7 — C-LEARN runs but ~177 climate vars are +inf/NaN):** with C-LEARN compiling+running (Tasks 4-7; AC7.1/7.2 met), AC7.3 +fails — 708-of-3482 matched core series (939-of-5726 offsets) are entirely NaN. +A read-only investigation found TWO independent **SPURIOUS** engine bugs (Ref.vdf +is FINITE at every offset Simlin reports NaN/inf — not genuine model NaN). Cluster +A (this task, the majority): C-LEARN defines a user macro `:MACRO: INIT(x) → INIT += INITIAL(x)` (the MDL importer renames Vensim `INITIAL`→`init`; the macro SHADOWS +the built-in `init` by macro precedence); ~177 call sites (e.g. +`volumetric_heat_capacity = INITIAL(...)`, line 12698) compile to invoke this one +shared macro module. **The bug:** that macro module's compiled **initials runlist +OMITS its own `INITIAL()` primary output** (`init = INITIAL(x)`, data offset 0) — +the output is compiled ONLY into the flows phase. During the PARENT's initials +phase the parent reads the module-output slot, which is **never written during +initials** → uninitialized garbage (inf), frozen into the `initial_values` +snapshot (`vm.rs` `run_initials` `copy_from_slice`) and served forever by +`LoadInitial`. `volumetric_heat_capacity` = **inf** (Simlin) vs **0.1327** +(Ref.vdf); the input arg evaluates correctly to 0.1327. **(The prior +runlist-ORDERING hypothesis is DISPROVEN — the outer initials order is correct; +the defect is runlist INCLUSION: the slot is never written in initials at all.)** + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs` — `runlist_initials` (~`:2182-2229`, + the `needed`-set inclusion predicate ~`:2182-2193`). +- (Likely) Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs` — the initials-phase gate (`:3828` + and `:4084`, `if dep_graph.runlist_initials.contains(&var_ident_str) { ... } else + { None }`). +- Add: a focused `#[cfg(test)]` / integration test. + +**Implementation — root-cause-confirm FIRST (plan diagnoses have been wrong; +verify), then fix (general):** +1. **Confirm** the mechanism: probe that the macro module's `INITIAL()`-backed + primary output (compiles to `LoadInitial`) is absent from `runlist_initials`, + so its slot is unwritten during the parent's initials phase and holds garbage. + Confirm the current inclusion predicate's criteria and that the macro-output + aux falls through. +2. **Fix:** extend the initials-runlist inclusion predicate so a (module/macro) + primary-output variable whose equation compiles to `LoadInitial` (is + `INITIAL(...)`) — and is read during a parent's initials phase — is INCLUDED in + `runlist_initials` (and the `db.rs` gate admits its initial bytecodes). General: + ANY variable read during initials whose value comes from `INITIAL()` must be + evaluated in the initials phase. No model-specific / macro-name-specific hack. + +**Loud-safe:** do not broaden the initials runlist beyond what is genuinely read +during initials (over-inclusion could change init ordering/costs). Precise: an +`INITIAL()`-backed output that IS read in initials. + +**Testing (TDD, mandatory):** +- RED-first fixture (shape empirically determined — plan convention 4, bounded + ~4-5 attempts + `track-issue` escalation): a minimal model with a user macro + `:MACRO: MYINIT(x) MYINIT = INITIAL(x) :END OF MACRO:` and a parent + `y = MYINIT()` (or the equivalent module whose primary output is + `INITIAL(...)`), asserting `y` simulates to ``'s initial value (NOT + inf/NaN). RED before the fix (inf/NaN), GREEN after. +- **MANDATORY soundness pins (must stay GREEN unchanged):** the macro suites + (`macro_expansion_tests`, `metasd_macros`), the INIT/PREVIOUS + init-recurrence + suites (`init_recurrence`, `helper_recurrence`, `previous_self_reference_still_resolves`), + the full recurrence/cycle gates, `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` + (AC2.6, 22-model corpus), and the full engine lib. If ANY init-ordering / macro + / corpus test changes behavior — STOP and report. + +**Verification:** +Run the fixture + soundness pins. Then re-run the C-LEARN structural gate and +report how many of the all-NaN offsets are cleared by Cluster A alone (the +Cluster B / COP-target family remains until Task 9 — expected). `git commit` +(NEVER `--no-verify`). +**Commit:** `engine: include INITIAL-backed module outputs in the initials runlist (AC7.3 Cluster A)` + + + +### Task 9: AC7.3 NaN Cluster B — arrayed VECTOR SORT ORDER per-iterated-slice 0-based ranks (completes AC5) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC7.3 (no core C-LEARN series entirely +NaN) + completes element-cycle-resolution.AC5 (VECTOR SORT ORDER genuine-Vensim +semantics — the multi-row case Phase 4 did not cover); directly verified by its +own focused unit test. + +**Why added (root-caused after Task 7 — the COP-target NaN family):** the second +spurious-engine-bug cluster (Ref.vdf finite). C-LEARN: `Target Order[COP,Target] = +VECTOR SORT ORDER(Effective Target Year[COP,Target], ASCENDING)` (line 19565), then +`sorted target year[COP,Target] = VECTOR ELM MAP(Effective Target Year[COP,t1], +Target Order[COP,Target])` (line 19486). `Target` = 3 elements, `COP` = 7 rows. +**The bug:** `Opcode::VectorSortOrder` (`vm.rs` ~`:2334-2377`) returns **GLOBAL +FLAT indices into the entire [COP,Target] array** instead of **per-iterated-row +0-based ranks** — for the 7th COP row it emits [18,19,20] instead of [0,1,2]. Then +`VECTOR ELM MAP` (`vm_vector_elm_map.rs:107`) uses [18,19,20] to index the +7-element single-column slice `Effective Target Year[COP,t1]` → out-of-bounds → +NaN. (The ELM MAP OOB→NaN is the CORRECT Phase 5 semantics — the bug is the bad +indices fed to it.) `target_order[cop_developing_b]` = **[18,19,20]** (Simlin) vs +**[0,1,2]** (Ref.vdf); `sorted_target_year[cop_developing_b]` = **NaN** vs +**4000.0**. This is the **multi-row / A2A** VECTOR SORT ORDER case — Phase 4's AC5 +fix corrected the 1-based→0-based output for the single-row case but did not cover +per-iterated-slice ranks for a multi-dimensional source. + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs` — `Opcode::VectorSortOrder` dispatch + (~`:2334-2377`). +- Add: focused unit tests in `src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs` (and/or + `tests/compiler_vector.rs`). + +**Implementation — root-cause-confirm FIRST, then fix (general, genuine-Vensim):** +1. **Confirm** that for a multi-row arrayed source `VectorSortOrder` currently + emits flat whole-array offsets rather than per-row 0-based ranks (probe a + `[D1,D2]` fixture). Confirm genuine-Vensim semantics: VECTOR SORT ORDER ranks + within the **iterated slice** (per-row), 0-based (as Phase 4 established for the + single-row case and `MEMORY.md` records). +2. **Fix:** `VectorSortOrder` must compute ranks relative to the + **currently-iterated source slice** (each row's worth of elements), 0-based, so + the result is a valid per-row index permutation. General correctness fix for ALL + arrayed VSO callers; the single-row case (Phase 4 / AC5) must stay byte-identical. + +**Loud-safe:** the result must be a valid per-slice index permutation (every index +in `[0, slice_len)`), so a downstream `VECTOR ELM MAP` cannot read OOB on a +well-formed model. + +**Testing (TDD, mandatory):** +- RED-first: a multi-row `order[D1,D2] = VECTOR SORT ORDER(vals[D1,D2], ascending)` + fixture where each D1-row's sort must be 0-based WITHIN the row — RED (flat global + indices), GREEN (per-row 0-based). Plus the C-LEARN downstream shape + (`VECTOR ELM MAP(src[D1,e1], order[D1,D2])`) proving no OOB NaN. Bounded attempts + + `track-issue` escalation. +- **MANDATORY soundness pins (must stay GREEN unchanged — esp. the AC5 single-row + suite Phase 4 established):** `array_tests` `vso_*` / `mod flag_split_tests` / + `mod dimension_dependent_scalar_arg_tests`, the five `tests/compiler_vector.rs` + VSO tests (`vector_sort_order_a2a_*`, `nested_vector_sort_order_inside_sum_*`), + `simulates_vector_simple_mdl` (the `l`/`m` columns), `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` + (22-model corpus), and the full engine lib. If ANY single-row VSO / corpus test + changes behavior — STOP and report (the fix must not regress Phase 4's AC5). + +**Verification:** +Run the fixtures + soundness pins. Then re-run the C-LEARN structural gate — with +BOTH Task 8 (Cluster A) and Task 9 (Cluster B) in, report whether AC7.3 now PASSES +(no matched core series entirely NaN). If a residual NaN tail remains (a 3rd +cause), report it precisely — do NOT mask; the orchestrator checkpoints with the +user. `git commit` (NEVER `--no-verify`). +**Commit:** `engine: arrayed VECTOR SORT ORDER per-slice 0-based ranks (AC5/AC7.3 Cluster B)` + + --- ## Phase 6 Done When @@ -939,10 +1088,18 @@ orchestrator checkpoints with the user per the "checkpoint per layer" directive. `combine_scc_fragment` (GH #575) path keeps disjoint temp ranges; the 22-model corpus + combined-fragment suite are regression-pinned and the recycle proven collision-free (no silent miscompile). With Tasks 4-7 in, C-LEARN's incremental - compile reaches `Ok` and `Vm::new` succeeds; if a runtime-numeric layer then - surfaces (AC7.2/7.3 / Phase 7 territory — not exercised under the sweep probe) - it is surfaced to the user per the "checkpoint per layer" directive before - being driven. #583 closes when Task 7 lands. + compile reaches `Ok` and runs to FINAL TIME (AC7.1, AC7.2 met). #583 closes when + Task 7 lands. +- No core C-LEARN series is entirely NaN (AC7.3): the two SPURIOUS engine bugs + the run exposed (Ref.vdf is finite where Simlin is NaN/inf) are fixed as general + engine fixes — a macro-`INITIAL()` module output omitted from the initials + runlist (Task 8 — Cluster A) and arrayed `VECTOR SORT ORDER` returning flat + global indices instead of per-iterated-slice 0-based ranks (Task 9 — Cluster B, + completing the AC5 multi-row case). The 22-model corpus, the AC5 single-row VSO + suite, the macro/init suites, and the recurrence gates are regression-pinned. + If a residual NaN tail remains after both (a 3rd cause), it is surfaced to the + user per the "checkpoint per layer" directive (the full `Ref.vdf` 1% match is + Phase 7's AC8.1). - The default engine suite stays green under the 3-minute `cargo test` cap (the new C-LEARN test is `#[ignore]`d / runtime-class). From c4667323b17bf181c6f035fee4c897c549307186 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 13:40:11 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 54/72] engine: include INITIAL-backed module outputs in the initials runlist (AC7.3 Cluster A) --- src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs | 27 +++++++- .../src/macro_expansion_tests.rs | 67 +++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 93 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs index b21449cfa..821db164e 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_dep_graph.rs @@ -2179,6 +2179,27 @@ pub(crate) fn model_dependency_graph_impl( // set. Without this, aux-only models (no stocks/modules) using INIT(x) // would have an empty Initials runlist, and initial_values[x_offset] // would stay at zero. + // + // A variable whose value is *fully determined at initialization* -- no + // current-value (dt) dependencies, but a non-empty set of initial-time + // dependencies -- must ALSO be seeded. This is the structural signature + // of an `INITIAL(...)`-backed variable (`v = INITIAL(x)` compiles to a + // bare `LoadInitial`; `x` is an init-time dep but not a current-value + // one). Such a variable can be a module/macro *primary output* that a + // parent reads during the parent's OWN initials phase (e.g. C-LEARN's + // `:MACRO: INIT(x) INIT = INITIAL(x)`, invoked as + // `volumetric_heat_capacity = INITIAL(...)`); the sub-model's dep graph + // is computed in isolation and cannot see that cross-model read. Without + // this clause the output is compiled only into the flows phase, its + // initials slot is never written, and the parent snapshots the + // uninitialized slot (0 in a clean buffer, `inf`/NaN in a reused one) into + // `initial_values`, served forever by `LoadInitial` (GH #584). General + // principle: any variable whose value comes from `INITIAL()` and is read + // during initials must be evaluated in the initials phase; the bounded, + // structurally-keyed realization here is the empty-`dt_deps` / + // non-empty-`initial_deps` set, whose initials value is provably its true + // t=0 value (its init-time deps are themselves pulled into the runlist by + // the transitive closure below). let runlist_initials = { use std::collections::HashSet; let needed: HashSet<&String> = var_names @@ -2186,7 +2207,11 @@ pub(crate) fn model_dependency_graph_impl( .filter(|n| { var_info .get(n.as_str()) - .map(|i| i.is_stock || i.is_module) + .map(|i| { + i.is_stock + || i.is_module + || (i.dt_deps.is_empty() && !i.initial_deps.is_empty()) + }) .unwrap_or(false) || all_init_referenced.contains(n.as_str()) }) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/macro_expansion_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/macro_expansion_tests.rs index 8f7fea3b4..97cc97098 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/macro_expansion_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/macro_expansion_tests.rs @@ -656,6 +656,73 @@ sibling= ); } +/// #584 (AC7.3 Cluster A): a macro whose primary output is *exactly* +/// `INITIAL(x)` (compiles to a bare `LoadInitial`) must have that output +/// written during the parent's initials phase, so a parent reading the +/// output via `INITIAL()` sees its true t=0 value -- NOT the uninitialized +/// slot (0 in a clean VM, `inf`/NaN in C-LEARN's reused buffer). +/// +/// The macro's compiled INITIALS runlist used to OMIT its own `INITIAL()` +/// primary output (`myinit = INITIAL(x)`): the output was compiled only into +/// the flows phase, so during the parent's initials the module-output slot +/// was never written. `y = MYINIT(xin, 0)` reads correctly in the *flows* +/// phase, but `z = INITIAL(y)` snapshots `y`'s never-written initials slot -- +/// reading 0 (the zeroed data buffer) instead of `xin`'s t=0 value of 5. This +/// is the clean-room manifestation of the ~177-climate-var C-LEARN inf cascade +/// (`volumetric_heat_capacity = INITIAL(...)`): same structural defect, the +/// garbage value differs only because C-LEARN's slot is reused. +/// +/// `MYINIT(x, k)` takes two params so the invocation is not rewritten to +/// `LOOKUP` (the unrelated 1-arg-call heuristic); `k` is unused by the body. +#[test] +fn issue_584_initial_backed_macro_output_is_written_during_initials() { + let source = mdl(r#":MACRO: MYINIT(x, k) +MYINIT = INITIAL(x) + ~ a + ~ #584: primary output is a bare INITIAL -- must be in the macro's + INITIALS runlist so a parent reading it during initials sees its + true t=0 value, not the never-written (garbage) slot + | + +:END OF MACRO: +xin = 5 + ~ + ~ | + +y= + MYINIT(xin, 0) + ~ + ~ the module output, read in the flows phase (already correct pre-fix) + | + +z= + INITIAL(y) + ~ + ~ reads the module output DURING the parent's initials phase -- this + is what surfaces the never-written slot + | +"#); + + // y reads the module output in the flows phase, which was always correct. + let y = run_mdl_var(&source, "y"); + assert!( + y.iter().all(|&v| (v - 5.0).abs() < 1e-9), + "y = MYINIT(xin=5, 0) = INITIAL(5) = 5 at every step: {y:?}", + ); + + // z reads the module output DURING initials. Pre-fix the macro output's + // initials slot was never written, so INITIAL(y) snapshotted garbage (0). + // Post-fix the INITIAL-backed output is in the macro's initials runlist, + // so z = INITIAL(y) = 5. + let z = run_mdl_var(&source, "z"); + assert!( + z.iter().all(|&v| (v - 5.0).abs() < 1e-9), + "z = INITIAL(y) must read y's true t=0 value 5 (the INITIAL-backed \ + macro output must be evaluated during initials, not left as the \ + never-written/garbage slot): {z:?}", + ); +} + /// Part A + B together, the `previous` analogue (coverage symmetry with the /// `init` test above): a macro whose canonical name is `previous`, whose body /// wraps its own same-named `PREVIOUS` intrinsic, INVOKED alongside a sibling From 3cc709f10ee7c0ab910d13745fab68fefdff1132 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 13:53:54 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 55/72] engine: arrayed VECTOR SORT ORDER per-slice 0-based ranks (AC5/AC7.3 Cluster B) --- src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs | 133 ++++++++++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs | 1 + src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs | 64 ++------- src/simlin-engine/src/vm_vector_sort_order.rs | 102 ++++++++++++++ 4 files changed, 247 insertions(+), 53 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/simlin-engine/src/vm_vector_sort_order.rs diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs index 130e4d6ab..d7ffec9e8 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/array_tests.rs @@ -5184,3 +5184,136 @@ TIME STEP = 1 ~~| } } } + +/// Arrayed (multi-row) VECTOR SORT ORDER must rank WITHIN each iterated source +/// slice (per-row), 0-based -- not over the whole flattened array. This is the +/// multi-row generalization of the AC5 / Phase 4 single-row 0-based fix +/// (GH #585): the single-row case Phase 4 covered is the degenerate case where +/// the row IS the whole view, so its global flat index already equals its +/// in-row rank. +#[cfg(test)] +mod arrayed_vector_sort_order_per_slice_tests { + use crate::test_common::TestProject; + + /// Core fix: `order[D1,D2] = VECTOR SORT ORDER(vals[D1,D2], 1)` must sort + /// each D1-row independently and emit a 0-based permutation WITHIN that row + /// (`[0, |D2|)`), not the whole-array flat offsets. + /// + /// vals (row-major [D1,D2], D1=2, D2=3): + /// row 0: [30, 10, 20] -> ascending source order: 10@1, 20@2, 30@0 + /// -> per-row 0-based ranks [1, 2, 0] + /// row 1: [ 5, 15, 1] -> ascending source order: 1@2, 5@0, 15@1 + /// -> per-row 0-based ranks [2, 0, 1] + /// Genuine-Vensim expected (per-row 0-based): [1,2,0, 2,0,1]. + /// + /// The pre-fix VM iterates the whole flattened view and writes the GLOBAL + /// flat index, so row 1 (whose flat offsets are 3,4,5) emits the sorted + /// global offsets [5,3,4] instead of the in-row ranks [2,0,1]. Row 0 + /// coincides because there the in-row rank equals the global offset. + fn make_multi_row_vso_project(name: &str) -> TestProject { + TestProject::new(name) + .indexed_dimension("D1", 2) + .indexed_dimension("D2", 3) + .array_with_ranges( + "vals[D1,D2]", + vec![ + ("1,1", "30"), + ("1,2", "10"), + ("1,3", "20"), + ("2,1", "5"), + ("2,2", "15"), + ("2,3", "1"), + ], + ) + .array_aux("order[D1,D2]", "VECTOR SORT ORDER(vals[D1,D2], 1)") + } + + #[test] + fn multi_row_vso_ranks_within_each_row_vm() { + let project = make_multi_row_vso_project("multi_row_vso_vm"); + project.assert_compiles_incremental(); + project.assert_vm_result_incremental("order", &[1.0, 2.0, 0.0, 2.0, 0.0, 1.0]); + } + + #[test] + fn multi_row_vso_ranks_within_each_row_monolithic() { + let project = make_multi_row_vso_project("multi_row_vso_mono"); + project.assert_compiles_incremental(); + project.assert_vm_result("order", &[1.0, 2.0, 0.0, 2.0, 0.0, 1.0]); + } + + /// Descending direction for the multi-row case: each row sorted desc, + /// 0-based ranks within the row. + /// row 0: [30, 10, 20] desc: 30@0, 20@2, 10@1 -> [0, 2, 1] + /// row 1: [ 5, 15, 1] desc: 15@1, 5@0, 1@2 -> [1, 0, 2] + #[test] + fn multi_row_vso_descending_within_each_row_vm() { + let project = TestProject::new("multi_row_vso_desc_vm") + .indexed_dimension("D1", 2) + .indexed_dimension("D2", 3) + .array_with_ranges( + "vals[D1,D2]", + vec![ + ("1,1", "30"), + ("1,2", "10"), + ("1,3", "20"), + ("2,1", "5"), + ("2,2", "15"), + ("2,3", "1"), + ], + ) + .array_aux("order[D1,D2]", "VECTOR SORT ORDER(vals[D1,D2], -1)"); + project.assert_compiles_incremental(); + project.assert_vm_result_incremental("order", &[0.0, 2.0, 1.0, 1.0, 0.0, 2.0]); + } + + /// C-LEARN downstream shape (GH #585): a 2-D VECTOR SORT ORDER result fed + /// as the offset argument to a VECTOR ELM MAP whose source is sliced to a + /// single column. Mirrors + /// sorted target year[COP,Target] = + /// VECTOR ELM MAP(Effective Target Year[COP,t1], Target Order[COP,Target]) + /// The per-row 0-based ranks keep every ELM MAP lookup in bounds (no + /// OOB -> NaN). With the pre-fix global-flat-index ranks, row 1's offsets + /// would index past the single-column source slice -> NaN. + /// + /// vals[D1,D2] is the VSO source AND the ELM MAP source's parent array. + /// row 0: [30, 10, 20] -> order row 0 (asc) = [1, 2, 0] + /// row 1: [ 5, 15, 1] -> order row 1 (asc) = [2, 0, 1] + /// src[D1,e1] = vals[D1,1] (first column): src(row0)=30, src(row1)=5. + /// ELM MAP base for each (D1, *) is the flat position of vals[D1, e1] + /// (column 0 of row D1); the offset steps the innermost (D2) axis (stride 1 + /// in row-major [D1,D2]): + /// sorted[D1,d2] = vals_full[base_D1 + order[D1,d2]] + /// row 0 (base 0): order [1,2,0] -> vals_full[1,2,0] = [10, 20, 30] + /// row 1 (base 3): order [2,0,1] -> vals_full[5,3,4] = [ 1, 5, 15] + /// Genuine-Vensim expected: [10,20,30, 1,5,15], all finite. + #[test] + fn vso_feeding_elm_map_single_column_source_no_oob_nan_vm() { + let project = TestProject::new("vso_elm_map_clearn_shape_vm") + .indexed_dimension("D1", 2) + .indexed_dimension("D2", 3) + .array_with_ranges( + "vals[D1,D2]", + vec![ + ("1,1", "30"), + ("1,2", "10"), + ("1,3", "20"), + ("2,1", "5"), + ("2,2", "15"), + ("2,3", "1"), + ], + ) + .array_aux("order[D1,D2]", "VECTOR SORT ORDER(vals[D1,D2], 1)") + .array_aux("sorted[D1,D2]", "VECTOR ELM MAP(vals[D1,1], order[D1,D2])"); + project.assert_compiles_incremental(); + let vals = project.vm_result_incremental("sorted"); + assert_eq!(vals.len(), 6, "expected 6 elements (D1 x D2)"); + for (i, &got) in vals.iter().enumerate() { + assert!( + got.is_finite(), + "sorted[{i}] must be finite (no OOB->NaN from a per-row 0-based VSO offset); got {got} (full: {vals:?})" + ); + } + project.assert_vm_result_incremental("sorted", &[10.0, 20.0, 30.0, 1.0, 5.0, 15.0]); + } +} diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs index 71275fad8..2692acbd5 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs @@ -107,6 +107,7 @@ mod variable; pub mod vdf; mod vm; mod vm_vector_elm_map; +mod vm_vector_sort_order; pub mod xmile; pub use self::common::{Error, ErrorCode, ErrorKind, Result, canonicalize}; diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs index 2f5aa0bf0..e7d29cb16 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/vm.rs @@ -2318,62 +2318,20 @@ impl Vm { ); } - // VectorSortOrder returns a genuine-Vensim 0-based - // permutation: result position `i` holds the 0-based source - // index of the `i`-th element in sorted order. `direction == - // 1` sorts ascending, otherwise descending. Ties keep stable - // source order (Rust's stable `sort_by`); genuine Vensim - // leaves tie-breaking unspecified, so this does not - // contradict it. Ground truth for the 0-based (not 1-based) - // convention: real Vensim DSS 7.3.4 reference output - // `test/test-models/tests/vector_order/output.tab` - // (`SORT ORDER[*]` ranges over `0..n-1` and contains `0`, - // impossible for a 1-based permutation) and Ventana's - // official VECTOR SORT ORDER reference. (RANK below is a - // distinct, correctly 1-based opcode, per the same file.) + // Genuine-Vensim VECTOR SORT ORDER -- per-iterated-slice + // (per-row) 0-based ranks; rule + citations on + // `crate::vm_vector_sort_order::vector_sort_order`. Opcode::VectorSortOrder { write_temp_id } => { let direction = stack.pop().round() as i32; - let input_view = &view_stack[view_stack.len() - 1]; - - if !input_view.is_valid { - Self::fill_temp_nan(temp_storage, context, *write_temp_id); - } else { - let size = input_view.size(); - let n_dims = input_view.dims.len(); - - // Collect (value, 0-based-index) pairs - let mut indexed: SmallVec<[(f64, usize); 32]> = - SmallVec::with_capacity(size); - let mut indices: SmallVec<[u16; 4]> = smallvec::smallvec![0; n_dims]; - for i in 0..size { - let flat_off = input_view.flat_offset(&indices); - let val = Self::read_view_element( - input_view, - flat_off, - curr, - temp_storage, - context, - ); - indexed.push((val, i)); - increment_indices(&mut indices, &input_view.dims); - } - - if direction == 1 { - indexed.sort_by(|a, b| { - a.0.partial_cmp(&b.0).unwrap_or(std::cmp::Ordering::Equal) - }); - } else { - indexed.sort_by(|a, b| { - b.0.partial_cmp(&a.0).unwrap_or(std::cmp::Ordering::Equal) - }); - } - - let temp_off = context.temp_offsets[*write_temp_id as usize]; - for (i, &(_, orig_idx)) in indexed.iter().enumerate() { - temp_storage[temp_off + i] = orig_idx as f64; - } - } + crate::vm_vector_sort_order::vector_sort_order( + input_view, + direction, + *write_temp_id, + curr, + temp_storage, + context, + ); } Opcode::Rank { write_temp_id } => { diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/vm_vector_sort_order.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/vm_vector_sort_order.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c0a20a3f7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/vm_vector_sort_order.rs @@ -0,0 +1,102 @@ +// Copyright 2026 The Simlin Authors. All rights reserved. +// Use of this source code is governed by the Apache License, +// Version 2.0, that can be found in the LICENSE file. + +//! Genuine-Vensim VECTOR SORT ORDER opcode evaluation. +//! +//! Extracted from `vm.rs` (a sibling module purely for the per-file line +//! cap, like `vm_vector_elm_map`). The hot interpreter loop dispatches +//! `Opcode::VectorSortOrder` straight here. + +use smallvec::SmallVec; + +use crate::bytecode::{ByteCodeContext, RuntimeView, TempId}; +use crate::vm::{Vm, increment_indices}; + +/// Genuine-Vensim VECTOR SORT ORDER. +/// +/// Ranks WITHIN each currently-iterated source slice (per-row), 0-based: +/// the last-declared (innermost) dimension is the axis being sorted, and +/// every assignment of the outer dimensions selects an independent row. +/// For each row, result position `j` holds the 0-based source index -- +/// *within that row* (`[0, inner)`, `inner = |last dim|`) -- of the row's +/// `j`-th element in sorted order. `direction == 1` sorts ascending, +/// otherwise descending. Ties keep stable source order (Rust's stable +/// `sort_by`); genuine Vensim leaves tie-breaking unspecified, so this does +/// not contradict it. The per-row result is therefore a valid index +/// permutation of `[0, inner)` -- a downstream `VECTOR ELM MAP` cannot read +/// out of bounds on a well-formed model. +/// +/// Results are written to `temp_storage` in the view's row-major logical +/// order (the last dim varies fastest), so a contiguous block of `inner` +/// slots is exactly one row; reads use `flat_offset` so physically strided +/// or sparse source views are handled correctly. +/// +/// A 1-D (effectively single-row) view is the degenerate case where the +/// row IS the whole view, so its in-row ranks equal the whole-view ranks -- +/// byte-identical to the AC5 / Phase 4 single-row 0-based output it +/// generalizes. (GH #585: the prior implementation ranked over the whole +/// flattened view and emitted absolute flat indices, so for a multi-row +/// `[COP,Target]` source the non-first rows got global offsets like +/// `[18,19,20]` instead of the in-row ranks `[0,1,2]`, which then indexed a +/// single-column ELM MAP source out of bounds.) +/// +/// Ground truth for the 0-based (not 1-based) convention: real Vensim DSS +/// 7.3.4 reference output `test/test-models/tests/vector_order/output.tab` +/// (`SORT ORDER[*]` ranges over `0..n-1` and contains `0`, impossible for a +/// 1-based permutation) and Ventana's official VECTOR SORT ORDER reference. +/// (RANK is a distinct, correctly 1-based opcode, per the same file.) +pub(crate) fn vector_sort_order( + input_view: &RuntimeView, + direction: i32, + write_temp_id: TempId, + curr: &[f64], + temp_storage: &mut [f64], + context: &ByteCodeContext, +) { + if !input_view.is_valid { + Vm::fill_temp_nan(temp_storage, context, write_temp_id); + return; + } + + let size = input_view.size(); + let n_dims = input_view.dims.len(); + // The innermost (last-declared) dimension is the sorted axis; outer dims + // select independent rows. A scalar/empty view (n_dims == 0) has no axis + // to sort and `size == 1` would write a single 0; treat the whole view as + // one row in that degenerate case so `inner == size`. + let inner = if n_dims == 0 { + size + } else { + input_view.dims[n_dims - 1] as usize + }; + + let temp_off = context.temp_offsets[write_temp_id as usize]; + + // Iterate in row-major logical order (last dim fastest). Each contiguous + // block of `inner` iterations is one row; rank within the block and write + // 0-based in-row source positions back to the same block's temp slots. + let mut indices: SmallVec<[u16; 4]> = smallvec::smallvec![0; n_dims]; + let mut row: SmallVec<[(f64, usize); 32]> = SmallVec::with_capacity(inner.max(1)); + let mut i = 0usize; + while i < size { + row.clear(); + for local_idx in 0..inner { + let flat_off = input_view.flat_offset(&indices); + let val = Vm::read_view_element(input_view, flat_off, curr, temp_storage, context); + row.push((val, local_idx)); + increment_indices(&mut indices, &input_view.dims); + } + + if direction == 1 { + row.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.partial_cmp(&b.0).unwrap_or(std::cmp::Ordering::Equal)); + } else { + row.sort_by(|a, b| b.0.partial_cmp(&a.0).unwrap_or(std::cmp::Ordering::Equal)); + } + + for (rank, &(_, local_idx)) in row.iter().enumerate() { + temp_storage[temp_off + i + rank] = local_idx as f64; + } + i += inner; + } +} From 19b03a40305580965e8cdb641eb9603a9e7cf24a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 15:01:30 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 56/72] doc: add phase 6 task 10 for :NA: sentinel root-cause fix The user (domain-authoritative) corrected the prior "Simlin is correct" verdict on the residual 434 all-NaN C-LEARN series: Vensim :NA: is NOT IEEE NaN -- per the Vensim docs it is a finite sentinel value -2^109 used to test for the existence of data. So Simlin's :NA:->NaN (mdl/xmile_compat.rs:109 :NA:->"NAN" -> parser :NA:->Const(f64::NAN)) is an engine bug. A deep combined research + raw-VDF-byte audit confirmed: :NA: = -2^109 is an ordinary finite number (IF THEN ELSE(X=:NA:,...) is a plain equality-to-the-sentinel existence test, only working because it is finite); Vensim saves :NA: as literal 0.0 to the VDF (exhaustive byte scan of Ref.vdf: -2^109 and NaN each appear 0 times); and Simlin is three-way inconsistent (expression :NA:->NaN, data-list :NA:->-1e38, neither = the correct -2^109). Task 10 represents :NA: as a single canonical NA = -2^109 across both paths. This clears AC7.3 by itself (the series become finite, not NaN, and existence tests gate correctly via finite equality), keeping the structurally-distinct OOB->NaN (VECTOR ELM MAP, range subscripts) and empty-reducer->NaN paths untouched -- they must stay NaN (C-LEARN line 19481 feeds a non-:NA: slice into ELM MAP, so the two intersect and must remain distinct). The -2^109 (Simlin runtime) <-> 0 (Vensim VDF) reconciliation needed for AC8.1's 1% numeric match is Phase 7 work, not this task. --- .../phase_06.md | 127 +++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 122 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md index 4e97b8f79..6e6a3d9c2 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md @@ -30,6 +30,14 @@ NaN/inf) — a macro-`INITIAL()` module output omitted from the initials runlist (Task 8, Cluster A) and arrayed `VECTOR SORT ORDER` returning flat global indices instead of per-iterated-slice 0-based ranks (Task 9, Cluster B, completing the AC5 multi-row case Phase 4 missed) — fixed as general engine fixes. +**Task 10 (root-cause `:NA:` fix):** the 3rd, deepest NaN cause — the user +corrected (domain-authoritative) that Vensim `:NA:` is a **finite sentinel +`-2^109`, NOT NaN**; Simlin's `:NA:`→IEEE-NaN (`xmile_compat.rs:109`/ +`parser/mod.rs:529`) is the engine bug behind the residual all-NaN cascade. +Task 10 represents `:NA:` as `-2^109` (clearing AC7.3 — the series become finite, +existence tests gate correctly), keeping the structurally-distinct OOB→NaN / +empty-reducer→NaN paths untouched; the `-2^109`↔`0` VDF reconciliation for +AC8.1's 1% match is Phase 7. **Architecture:** Add a new `#[ignore]`d structural-gate test in `tests/simulate.rs` that parses C-LEARN, compiles it via the incremental path @@ -1049,6 +1057,110 @@ user. `git commit` (NEVER `--no-verify`). **Commit:** `engine: arrayed VECTOR SORT ORDER per-slice 0-based ranks (AC5/AC7.3 Cluster B)` + +### Task 10: represent Vensim `:NA:` as the finite sentinel -2^109, not NaN (root-cause `:NA:` fix) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC7.3 (no core C-LEARN series entirely +NaN) — the 3rd, deepest NaN cause; directly verified by focused unit tests + the +C-LEARN gate. + +**Why added (USER CORRECTION — domain-authoritative — overturns the prior +"Simlin is correct" verdict):** the prior investigation concluded the residual +all-NaN series were a comparison artifact (Simlin correct). **The user corrected +this:** per the Vensim docs, `:NA:` is **NOT** IEEE NaN — it is a **finite +sentinel value `-2^109`** (≈ -6.49e32) "used to test for the existence of data." +So Simlin's `:NA:`→NaN IS an engine bug. A deep combined research + audit +(web-cited + raw-VDF-byte probe) confirmed: +- **Vensim `:NA:` = `-2^109`**, an ordinary finite number (NOT absorbing): + `IF THEN ELSE(X = :NA:, ...)` is the canonical existence test (ordinary `=` + equality-to-the-sentinel, which only works because it's finite); arithmetic + computes on `-2^109`; aggregations include it; `:NA:` ≠ NaN/FP-error. (Sources: + vensim.com/documentation/na.html, dataequations.html; Ventana forum t=4707.) +- **Vensim saves `:NA:` → `0.0` to the VDF** (empirical: an exhaustive raw-byte + scan of all 2641 `Ref.vdf` data blocks found `-2^109` **0 times**, NaN **0 + times**; the `:NA:` series are literal `0x00000000`). So Vensim's RUNTIME value + is `-2^109` but the SAVED value is `0`. +- **Simlin is 3-way inconsistent, none correct:** expression `:NA:` → `"NAN"` + string (`mdl/xmile_compat.rs:109`) → `Expr0::Const("NaN", f64::NAN)` + (`parser/mod.rs:529-535`) → IEEE NaN (the primary bug); data-list `:NA:` → + `NA_VALUE = -1e38` (`mdl/parser.rs:51`); Vensim's = `-2^109`. Under NaN, any + unguarded arithmetic on a `:NA:` is irreversibly NaN → the 434-series cascade. + +**This task (Layer 1) fixes the engine `:NA:` semantics and clears AC7.3**: once +`:NA:` = `-2^109`, the 434 series are FINITE (not NaN), so "no all-NaN core +series" passes and the `IF THEN ELSE(X = :NA:, ...)` existence tests gate +correctly via finite equality. The separate `-2^109` (Simlin runtime) ↔ `0` +(Vensim VDF) reconciliation needed for **AC8.1's 1% numeric match is Phase 7** +work (the VDF comparison), NOT this task. + +**CRITICAL — keep distinct from legitimate NaN (must NOT change):** Simlin's +other NaN sources are STRUCTURALLY distinct from `:NA:` and triggered by +conditions that never involve a `:NA:` literal — empty-view reducers → NaN +(`vm.rs:2023/2040/2057/2076`, `size()==0`), VECTOR ELM MAP **OOB → NaN** +(`vm_vector_elm_map.rs:103-112`; the genuine Phase 5 semantics — **and C-LEARN +line 19481 feeds the non-`:NA:` `Target Value[COP,t1]` slice into ELM MAP, so +OOB→NaN and `:NA:`→sentinel INTERSECT in this model and MUST stay distinct**), +range/subscript OOB → NaN (`compiler/context.rs:1778/1795/1890`), lookup/divide +undefined → NaN. These STAY NaN. Only the `:NA:` literal changes. + +**Files:** +- Add: a single canonical `NA` constant (e.g. `src/simlin-engine/src/common.rs`, + `pub const NA: f64 = -6.490371073168535e32;` with a test pinning + `NA == -(2.0_f64).powi(109)`). +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs:109` (`Expr::Na` → the `NA` + numeric literal, not `"NAN"`) and/or `parser/mod.rs:529-535` + the `Expr0` + lowering — route expression `:NA:` to `Const(NA)` (the faithful representation: + Vensim `:NA:` IS just the number `-2^109`; a dedicated `Expr::Na` node is only + warranted if root-cause-confirm shows `Const(NA)`+`approx_eq` mishandles the + existence test — verify, prefer the faithful `Const`). +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/parser.rs:51` (`NA_VALUE`: `-1e38` → `NA`) + + the AST doc comment `mdl/ast.rs:153`. +- Update (these pin the OLD WRONG value — correcting them IS part of the fix, + with a comment; NOT silencing a guard): `mdl/parser.rs:1948/1965/1981`, + `mdl/reader.rs:1510/1529/1549` (assert `-1e38` → assert `NA`). +- Add: focused `#[cfg(test)]` tests. + +**Implementation — root-cause-confirm FIRST, then fix (general, Vensim-faithful):** +1. **Confirm** with minimal probes that `Const(NA)` gives Vensim-correct behavior: + `IF THEN ELSE(x = :NA:, a, b)` where x is set to `:NA:` → takes the `a` branch + (existence test true via `approx_eq(NA, NA)`); a genuine value → `b`; `:NA:` + arithmetic → finite; and that `approx_eq` at magnitude 6.49e32 does NOT + spuriously equate `-2^109` with a contaminated `-2^110`. Confirm `Const(NA)` is + sufficient (vs a dedicated node). +2. **Fix:** route BOTH `:NA:` paths (expression + data-list) to the single `NA` + sentinel. Do NOT touch the OOB→NaN / empty-reducer→NaN paths. + +**Loud-safe / no-regression:** OOB→NaN and empty-reducer→NaN STAY NaN +(structurally distinct). The `-1e38`/`NaN` → `-2^109` test updates correct the old +wrong value (legitimate, commented) — distinct from soundness pins that must stay +byte-identical. + +**Testing (TDD, mandatory):** +- RED-first: a model with the Vensim existence-test idiom + `out = IF THEN ELSE(probe = :NA:, fallback, probe)` and `:NA:` arithmetic, + asserting Vensim-correct FINITE behavior (not NaN) — RED before (NaN poisons + it), GREEN after. Bounded attempts + `track-issue` escalation. +- The `NA == -2^109` const-pinning test; the updated `-1e38`→`NA` data-list tests + (corrected, commented). +- **MANDATORY soundness pins (must stay GREEN unchanged):** the OOB→NaN tests + (`vector_elm_map_tests` `out_of_bounds_*`/`negative_offset_*`, range-subscript + OOB), the empty-reducer→NaN tests, the macro/data suites (`macro_expansion_tests`, + `metasd_macros`), `mdl/reader` + `mdl_equivalence`, + `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` (22-model corpus), and the full + engine lib. If ANY OOB-NaN / empty-reducer-NaN / corpus test changes behavior — + STOP and report (the `:NA:` change must NOT bleed into legitimate NaN). + +**Verification:** +Run the tests + soundness pins. Then re-run the C-LEARN structural gate: report +AC7.1/AC7.2/AC7.3 status and the remaining all-NaN count — AC7.3 should now PASS +(the 434 `:NA:`-cascade series are finite). A C-LEARN series being `-2^109` +instead of Vensim's saved `0` is EXPECTED here and is NOT an AC7.3 failure (the +`-2^109`↔`0` VDF match is Phase 7/AC8.1). If a residual all-NaN tail remains (a +distinct cause), report it precisely — do NOT mask; the orchestrator checkpoints. +`git commit` (NEVER `--no-verify`). +**Commit:** `engine: represent Vensim :NA: as the finite sentinel -2^109, not NaN` + + --- ## Phase 6 Done When @@ -1095,11 +1207,16 @@ user. `git commit` (NEVER `--no-verify`). engine fixes — a macro-`INITIAL()` module output omitted from the initials runlist (Task 8 — Cluster A) and arrayed `VECTOR SORT ORDER` returning flat global indices instead of per-iterated-slice 0-based ranks (Task 9 — Cluster B, - completing the AC5 multi-row case). The 22-model corpus, the AC5 single-row VSO - suite, the macro/init suites, and the recurrence gates are regression-pinned. - If a residual NaN tail remains after both (a 3rd cause), it is surfaced to the - user per the "checkpoint per layer" directive (the full `Ref.vdf` 1% match is - Phase 7's AC8.1). + completing the AC5 multi-row case). The 3rd, deepest cause is the `:NA:` + mishandling (Task 10 — GH): Vensim `:NA:` is a finite sentinel `-2^109` (NOT + NaN, per the user's domain correction), so Simlin's `:NA:`→IEEE-NaN poisons the + `IF THEN ELSE(X = :NA:, …)` cascade; Task 10 represents `:NA:` as `-2^109` + (series become finite → AC7.3 passes; existence tests gate correctly), keeping + the structurally-distinct OOB→NaN / empty-reducer→NaN paths untouched. The + 22-model corpus, the AC5 single-row VSO suite, the OOB-NaN tests, the macro/init + suites, and the recurrence gates are regression-pinned. The `-2^109`↔`0` VDF + reconciliation (Simlin runtime vs Vensim's saved value) for the full `Ref.vdf` + 1% match is Phase 7's AC8.1, not Phase 6. - The default engine suite stays green under the 3-minute `cargo test` cap (the new C-LEARN test is `#[ignore]`d / runtime-class). From 70f8f749f4f2bd3b8133f914abeb4adeb53124cf Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 15:16:11 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 57/72] engine: represent Vensim :NA: as the finite sentinel -2^109, not NaN --- src/simlin-engine/src/float.rs | 43 +++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/ast.rs | 5 +- src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/parser.rs | 13 +++- src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/reader.rs | 9 ++- src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs | 25 +++++- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 94 +++++++++++++++++++++++ 6 files changed, 180 insertions(+), 9 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/float.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/float.rs index 17556e4f0..2ab8249b2 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/float.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/float.rs @@ -4,6 +4,25 @@ //! Floating-point utility functions for the simulation engine. +/// Vensim's `:NA:` ("missing data") sentinel: the *finite* number `-2^109`. +/// +/// Vensim's `:NA:` is NOT IEEE NaN -- it is an ordinary finite value used to +/// "test for the existence of data" via the idiom `IF THEN ELSE(x = :NA:, ...)`. +/// That existence test only works because `:NA:` is finite: ordinary `=` +/// equality (`approx_eq`) matches the sentinel against itself, and arithmetic on +/// `:NA:` computes a finite result rather than poisoning the expression the way +/// NaN (which is absorbing) would. Both `:NA:` paths in the engine -- the +/// expression literal (via the MDL->XMILE formatter) and the data-list literal +/// (via the MDL number-list parser) -- route to this single constant so the +/// representation is consistent and Vensim-faithful. +/// +/// `-2^109` is exactly representable in f64 (its mantissa is zero), so the +/// literal below is bit-identical to `-(2.0_f64).powi(109)` (pinned by +/// `na_is_negative_two_pow_109`). At this magnitude the exponent field alone +/// distinguishes it from neighbours like `-2^110`, so `approx_eq` never +/// spuriously equates the sentinel with a contaminated value. +pub const NA: f64 = -6.490371073168535e32; + /// ULP-based approximate equality for f64, matching the semantics of the /// `float_cmp::approx_eq!` macro used throughout the codebase. #[inline(always)] @@ -32,4 +51,28 @@ mod tests { // float_cmp::approx_eq! treats NaN == NaN (ULP-based comparison) assert!(approx_eq(f64::NAN, f64::NAN)); } + + #[test] + fn na_is_negative_two_pow_109() { + // Pin the canonical Vensim :NA: sentinel to the exact f64 value -2^109. + // -2^109 is exactly representable (zero mantissa), so the spelled-out + // literal must be bit-identical to the computed power of two. + assert_eq!(NA.to_bits(), (-(2.0_f64).powi(109)).to_bits()); + assert_eq!(NA, -(2.0_f64).powi(109)); + assert!(NA.is_finite(), ":NA: sentinel must be finite, never NaN"); + } + + #[test] + fn na_existence_test_via_approx_eq() { + // The Vensim existence test `x = :NA:` is ordinary `=` equality against + // the sentinel. approx_eq must match :NA: against itself (test fires)... + assert!(approx_eq(NA, NA), ":NA: must equal itself (existence test)"); + // ...and must NOT match genuine values, including a doubled/contaminated + // magnitude (-2^110): at this exponent the gap is ~2^52 ULPs, far beyond + // float_cmp's tolerance, so no spurious existence-test hit occurs. + assert!(!approx_eq(NA, 0.0)); + assert!(!approx_eq(NA, -(2.0_f64).powi(110))); + // :NA: arithmetic stays finite (NaN would poison it). + assert!((NA + 10.0).is_finite()); + } } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/ast.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/ast.rs index dc9694955..0fd654446 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/ast.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/ast.rs @@ -150,7 +150,10 @@ pub enum Expr<'input> { /// calls. For example, `FUNC(a, b,)` produces args `[a, b, Literal("?")]`. /// This matches xmutil's `vpyy_literal_expression("?")` behavior. Literal(Cow<'input, str>, Loc), - /// `:NA:` constant (-1e38) + /// Vensim's `:NA:` constant: the finite "missing data" sentinel `-2^109` + /// (see `crate::float::NA`), NOT IEEE NaN. Both lowering paths -- the + /// expression formatter (`xmile_compat`) and the data-list number parser -- + /// route it to that single sentinel. Na(Loc), } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/parser.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/parser.rs index a82c83d23..28c686e02 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/parser.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/parser.rs @@ -47,8 +47,12 @@ impl std::error::Error for ParseError {} // Helpers moved from parser_helpers.rs // ============================================================================ -/// The sentinel value for :NA: in Vensim. -const NA_VALUE: f64 = -1e38; +/// The sentinel value for `:NA:` in Vensim: the finite "missing data" marker +/// `-2^109` (NOT IEEE NaN -- see `crate::float::NA`). Data-list `:NA:` literals +/// (e.g. `x = 1, :NA:, 3`) must route to the same sentinel as expression `:NA:` +/// so the representation is consistent and Vensim-faithful. Previously this was +/// `-1e38`, an unrelated value that disagreed with the expression path. +const NA_VALUE: f64 = crate::float::NA; /// Parse a number string to f64. fn parse_number(s: &str, start: usize, end: usize) -> Result { @@ -1944,6 +1948,11 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn test_extract_number_na() { + // `:NA:` extracts as the finite Vensim sentinel `-2^109`, not the old + // `-1e38` and not NaN. `NA_VALUE` is `crate::float::NA`; pin the concrete + // value here so a regression in the constant is caught. + assert_eq!(NA_VALUE, crate::float::NA); + assert_eq!(NA_VALUE, -(2.0_f64).powi(109)); let expr = Expr::Na(loc()); assert_eq!(extract_number(&expr), Some(NA_VALUE)); } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/reader.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/reader.rs index eee21da45..9e66d6a08 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/reader.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/reader.rs @@ -1507,7 +1507,8 @@ mod tests { if let Equation::NumberList(_, nums) = &eq.equation { assert_eq!(nums.len(), 3); assert_eq!(nums[0], 1.0); - assert_eq!(nums[1], -1e38); // NA sentinel value + // `:NA:` is the finite sentinel -2^109 (was -1e38, corrected). + assert_eq!(nums[1], crate::float::NA); assert_eq!(nums[2], 3.0); } else { panic!("Expected NumberList, got {:?}", eq.equation); @@ -1526,7 +1527,8 @@ mod tests { Some(Ok(MdlItem::Equation(eq))) => { if let Equation::NumberList(_, nums) = &eq.equation { assert_eq!(nums.len(), 3); - assert_eq!(nums[0], -1e38); + // `:NA:` is the finite sentinel -2^109 (was -1e38, corrected). + assert_eq!(nums[0], crate::float::NA); assert_eq!(nums[1], 2.0); assert_eq!(nums[2], 3.0); } else { @@ -1546,7 +1548,8 @@ mod tests { Some(Ok(MdlItem::Equation(eq))) => { if let Equation::NumberList(_, nums) = &eq.equation { assert_eq!(nums.len(), 3); - assert!(nums.iter().all(|&n| n == -1e38)); + // `:NA:` is the finite sentinel -2^109 (was -1e38, corrected). + assert!(nums.iter().all(|&n| n == crate::float::NA)); } else { panic!("Expected NumberList, got {:?}", eq.equation); } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs index f4e0c4ff2..abb0ec7d5 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs @@ -106,7 +106,15 @@ impl XmileFormatter { // But xmutil strips quotes from literals in expression output lit.to_string() } - Expr::Na(_) => "NAN".to_string(), + // Vensim's `:NA:` is the finite "missing data" sentinel (-2^109), + // NOT IEEE NaN: it exists so `IF THEN ELSE(x = :NA:, ...)` can test + // for data existence via ordinary finite equality, and so arithmetic + // on it stays finite. Emit it as the numeric sentinel literal (which + // round-trips through the XMILE lexer as a `Const`) rather than the + // `NAN` keyword, which would lower to a poisoning NaN. (The `NAN` + // literal emitted elsewhere for the `A FUNCTION OF` placeholder is a + // separate, structural "no equation" marker and stays NaN.) + Expr::Na(_) => format_number(crate::float::NA), } } @@ -2003,10 +2011,21 @@ mod tests { } #[test] - fn test_format_na_emits_nan() { + fn test_format_na_emits_finite_sentinel() { + // `:NA:` is the finite missing-data sentinel -2^109, not NaN, so the + // formatter emits the numeric sentinel literal (which round-trips through + // the XMILE lexer as a finite Const) rather than the poisoning `NAN` + // keyword. The emitted text must parse back bit-identically to the + // sentinel. let formatter = XmileFormatter::new(); let expr = Expr::Na(loc()); - assert_eq!(formatter.format_expr(&expr), "NAN"); + let formatted = formatter.format_expr(&expr); + assert_eq!(formatted, format_number(crate::float::NA)); + assert_ne!(formatted, "NAN"); + assert_eq!( + formatted.parse::().unwrap().to_bits(), + crate::float::NA.to_bits() + ); } #[test] diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index b99321571..abab51168 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -543,6 +543,100 @@ TIME STEP = 1 ~~| assert!((get("u[a3]") - 1.0).abs() < 1e-10, "u[A3] should be 1"); } +/// Vensim `:NA:` is a *finite* sentinel value (`-2^109`, the "missing data" +/// marker), NOT IEEE NaN. The canonical Vensim idiom is the existence test +/// `IF THEN ELSE(x = :NA:, fallback, x)`, which only works because `:NA:` is a +/// finite number ordinary `=` equality can match. Representing it as NaN poisons +/// every downstream arithmetic expression (NaN is absorbing), which is the engine +/// bug behind C-LEARN's residual all-NaN cascade. +/// +/// This test pins the corrected semantics end-to-end through the real +/// MDL -> XMILE -> compile -> VM pipeline: `probe` produces `:NA:` for `Time > 5`, +/// the existence test recovers a finite fallback there, and `:NA:` arithmetic +/// stays finite. Under the old NaN representation `na_plus = :NA: + 10` is NaN, +/// so this is RED before the fix. +#[test] +fn na_existence_test_and_arithmetic_finite() { + let mdl = "\ +{UTF-8} +probe = + IF THEN ELSE(Time > 5, :NA:, Time) + ~~| +out = + IF THEN ELSE(probe = :NA:, -1, probe) + ~~| +na_plus = + :NA: + 10 + ~~| +INITIAL TIME = 0 ~~| +FINAL TIME = 10 ~~| +SAVEPER = 1 ~~| +TIME STEP = 1 ~~| +"; + let datamodel_project = + open_vensim(mdl).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("failed to parse na test mdl: {e}")); + + let compiled = compile_vm(&datamodel_project); + let mut vm = Vm::new(compiled).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("VM creation failed: {e}")); + vm.run_to_end() + .unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("VM run failed: {e}")); + let results = vm.into_results(); + + let off = |name: &str| -> usize { + let ident = simlin_engine::common::Ident::::new(name); + results.offsets[&ident] + }; + let at = + |name: &str, step: usize| -> f64 { results.data[step * results.step_size + off(name)] }; + + // The single canonical Vensim `:NA:` sentinel: a finite number, never NaN. + let na = simlin_engine::float::NA; + assert!(na.is_finite(), ":NA: sentinel must be finite"); + + // 11 saved steps for Time 0..=10. + assert_eq!(results.step_count, 11, "expected 11 saved steps"); + + for step in 0..results.step_count { + let time = at("time", step); + let probe = at("probe", step); + let out = at("out", step); + let na_plus = at("na_plus", step); + + // `:NA:` arithmetic is finite (NaN would poison this -- the core bug). + assert!( + na_plus.is_finite(), + "na_plus (:NA: + 10) must be finite at t={time}, got {na_plus}" + ); + assert!( + (na_plus - (na + 10.0)).abs() < 1e-10, + "na_plus must equal -2^109 + 10 at t={time}, got {na_plus}" + ); + + if time > 5.0 { + // probe evaluates to the finite :NA: sentinel for Time > 5. + assert!( + (probe - na).abs() < 1e-10, + "probe must be the :NA: sentinel for t={time}, got {probe}" + ); + // The existence test fires: out takes the fallback (-1), finite. + assert!( + (out - (-1.0)).abs() < 1e-10, + "existence test must select fallback (-1) for t={time}, got {out}" + ); + } else { + // probe is the genuine Time value; existence test does NOT fire. + assert!( + (probe - time).abs() < 1e-10, + "probe must equal Time for t={time}, got {probe}" + ); + assert!( + (out - time).abs() < 1e-10, + "out must equal probe (=Time) for t={time}, got {out}" + ); + } + } +} + #[test] fn simulates_2d_array() { simulate_path( From 9f49160e2312e6b5c0ce7376c755d078909bc821 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 15:49:48 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 58/72] engine: C-LEARN incremental structural-gate test (AC7.1-7.3, AC7.5) Add the #[ignore]d compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural test: it parses C-LEARN, compiles via the incremental path (compile_project_incremental directly, asserting Ok with no CircularDependency -- AC7.1), runs the VM to FINAL TIME without catch_unwind (a post-gate panic propagates as a hard failure -- AC7.2/AC7.5), and asserts no matched core series (Ref.vdf offsets intersect results offsets) is entirely NaN (AC7.3). This is the structural value-locking checkpoint, held uncommitted until the Phase 6 engine fixes (Tasks 3-10: element-level cycle resolution, the four assembly-path fixes #580/#582/#583/#584/#585, and the :NA: sentinel) made it pass. It now passes: 3482 core series matched across 251 steps, zero all-NaN, no CircularDependency, no panic. Runtime-class (#[ignore]d, ~14s release) so it stays out of the capped default cargo test set. The full Ref.vdf 1% numeric match is Phase 7 (AC8.1). --- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 158 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 158 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index abab51168..ac5f57d7c 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -3629,3 +3629,161 @@ fn corpus_clearn_macros_import() { macro_diags.len() ); } + +/// element-cycle-resolution Phase 6 Task 1 -- the C-LEARN incremental +/// structural value-locking gate (AC7.1, AC7.2, AC7.3, AC7.5). +/// +/// This is the plan's explicit mid-plan value-locking checkpoint: it locks +/// "C-LEARN compiles via the incremental path + runs to FINAL TIME + no +/// all-NaN core series" before Phase 7's numeric tail, now that Phases 1-5 +/// are in (element-level single + multi-variable SCC resolution, the dt+init +/// combined fragment, the synthetic-helper parent-sourcing safety net, and +/// the genuine-Vensim VECTOR SORT ORDER / VECTOR ELM MAP corrections all +/// converge so the false `CircularDependency` no longer gates C-LEARN and +/// NaN no longer propagates from the VECTOR ops). +/// +/// - **AC7.1:** parse `C-LEARN v77 for Vensim.mdl`, compile via the +/// incremental path by calling `compile_project_incremental` *directly* +/// (not the `compile_vm` `.unwrap()` wrapper) so the `Result` can be +/// asserted clean rather than panicking. The compile must be `Ok` -- no +/// fatal `ModelError`, specifically NO `CircularDependency`. Non-fatal +/// unit-inference warnings are explicitly allowed (out of scope). On a +/// diagnostic the collected diagnostics are dumped (the +/// `corpus_clearn_macros_import` inspection idiom) so a regression is +/// legible. +/// - **AC7.2:** `Vm::new(...)` then `vm.run_to_end()` runs to FINAL TIME. +/// Deliberately NOT wrapped in `catch_unwind`: per AC7.5 a post-gate panic +/// (#363 reproducing) must be a hard, root-caused failure that propagates +/// with its backtrace, never caught/masked. +/// - **AC7.3:** define "core series" as the matched offset keyset +/// `Ref.vdf.offsets ∩ results.offsets` (there is no `Results` series +/// accessor / "core C-LEARN series" enumeration anywhere, so the matched +/// set is the principled definition -- it also dovetails Phase 7's AC8.2 +/// NaN guard). Parse `Ref.vdf` via +/// `VdfFile::parse(...).to_results_via_records()` exactly as +/// `simulates_clearn` does, intersect the offset keysets, and assert that +/// for each matched ident at least one step is non-NaN (the +/// `data[step*step_size+off]` flat-index idiom from `ensure_vdf_results` / +/// `macro_test_value_at`). Fail listing any entirely-NaN matched idents. +/// +/// `#[ignore]`d: C-LEARN is ~53k lines / 1.4 MB (~4-5s just to parse on +/// release, far more to compile+run); it must not run in the capped default +/// `cargo test` set. All sibling C-LEARN tests follow this convention. +// Run with: cargo test --release -- --ignored compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural +#[test] +#[ignore] +fn compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural() { + use simlin_engine::common::ErrorCode; + + let mdl_path = "../../test/xmutil_test_models/C-LEARN v77 for Vensim.mdl"; + + eprintln!("model (vensim mdl): {mdl_path}"); + + let contents = std::fs::read_to_string(mdl_path) + .unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("failed to read {mdl_path}: {e}")); + + let datamodel_project = + open_vensim(&contents).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("failed to parse {mdl_path}: {e}")); + + // AC7.1: compile via the incremental path, calling + // `compile_project_incremental` DIRECTLY (not the `compile_vm` + // `.unwrap()` wrapper) so the `Result` can be asserted clean rather than + // panicking. A fatal `ModelError` -- specifically a `CircularDependency` + // -- here is a genuine regression or an unresolved cycle-resolution gap, + // so on failure we dump every collected diagnostic (the + // `corpus_clearn_macros_import` inspection idiom) to make it legible. + let mut db = SimlinDb::default(); + let sync = sync_from_datamodel_incremental(&mut db, &datamodel_project, None); + let compile_result = compile_project_incremental(&db, sync.project, "main"); + + if compile_result.is_err() { + let diags = collect_project_diagnostics(&datamodel_project); + let has_circular = diags + .iter() + .any(|d| diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)); + panic!( + "AC7.1: C-LEARN must compile via the incremental path with no \ + fatal ModelError (specifically NO CircularDependency -- the \ + element-level cycle resolution of Phases 1-3 must dissolve the \ + false cycle; non-fatal unit-inference warnings are allowed). \ + compile_project_incremental returned Err; has_circular_dependency \ + = {has_circular}. Collected diagnostics: {diags:#?}" + ); + } + + // Even on `Ok`, a `CircularDependency` must never appear among the + // collected diagnostics: the whole point of this gate is that the + // element-level cycle resolution dissolved C-LEARN's false cycle. + let diags = collect_project_diagnostics(&datamodel_project); + let circular: Vec<_> = diags + .iter() + .filter(|d| diag_code(d) == Some(ErrorCode::CircularDependency)) + .collect(); + assert!( + circular.is_empty(), + "AC7.1: C-LEARN must compile with NO CircularDependency diagnostic \ + (the element-level cycle resolution of Phases 1-3 must dissolve the \ + false cycle). Found {} CircularDependency diagnostic(s): {circular:#?}", + circular.len() + ); + + let compiled = compile_result.expect("checked Ok above"); + + // AC7.2: run to FINAL TIME. NOT wrapped in `catch_unwind` -- per AC7.5 a + // post-gate panic (#363 reproducing now that the cycle gate no longer + // masks the deeper pipeline) must be a hard, root-caused failure that + // propagates with its backtrace, never caught/masked. + let mut vm = + Vm::new(compiled).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("VM creation failed for {mdl_path}: {e}")); + vm.run_to_end() + .unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("VM run failed for {mdl_path}: {e}")); + let results = vm.into_results(); + + // AC7.3: define "core series" as the matched offset keyset + // `Ref.vdf.offsets ∩ results.offsets` and assert no matched series is + // entirely NaN after the run. There is no `Results` series accessor / + // "core C-LEARN series" enumeration anywhere, so the matched set is the + // principled definition (it also dovetails Phase 7's AC8.2 NaN guard). + let vdf_path = "../../test/xmutil_test_models/Ref.vdf"; + let vdf_data_bytes = + std::fs::read(vdf_path).unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("failed to read {vdf_path}: {e}")); + let vdf_file = simlin_engine::vdf::VdfFile::parse(vdf_data_bytes) + .unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("failed to parse VDF {vdf_path}: {e}")); + let vdf_results = vdf_file + .to_results_via_records() + .unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("VDF to_results_via_records failed: {e}")); + + let step_count = results.step_count; + let step_size = results.step_size; + let mut matched = 0usize; + let mut all_nan: Vec = Vec::new(); + for ident in vdf_results.offsets.keys() { + let Some(&off) = results.offsets.get(ident) else { + continue; + }; + matched += 1; + let any_non_nan = (0..step_count).any(|s| !results.data[s * step_size + off].is_nan()); + if !any_non_nan { + all_nan.push(ident.to_string()); + } + } + + eprintln!( + "C-LEARN structural gate: {matched} core series matched \ + (Ref.vdf ∩ results) across {step_count} steps" + ); + assert!( + matched > 0, + "AC7.3: expected a non-empty matched core-series set \ + (Ref.vdf.offsets ∩ results.offsets); got 0 -- the offset keysets \ + must overlap for the NaN guard to be meaningful" + ); + all_nan.sort(); + assert!( + all_nan.is_empty(), + "AC7.3: every matched core C-LEARN series (Ref.vdf ∩ results) must \ + have at least one non-NaN step after the run. {} of {matched} \ + matched series are entirely NaN: {all_nan:#?}", + all_nan.len() + ); +} From 2d2fab61748d1d9446d97dc95019c8d66bd84e8e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 16:09:18 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 59/72] doc: add phase 6 task 11 for #363 codegen panic->Err (AC7.5) Task 2 (re-pointing clearn_ltm_discovery_* to expect a clean compile, with LTM discovery ENABLED) surfaced that #363 reproduces on the LTM-discovery synthetic-fragment path: compile_project_incremental PANICS at compiler/codegen.rs:494 -- self.walk_expr(expr).unwrap().unwrap() on a recoverable Err(NotSimulatable, "PREVIOUS requires a variable reference after helper rewriting") (a PREVIOUS whose arg sits inside a Subscript index). The sibling arms at codegen.rs:768/769/795 already use ?, and the caller db_ltm.rs:2083 is already Err(_) => None (it intends to gracefully drop an un-compilable LTM synthetic fragment), so the stray unwrap short-circuits the exact Result path the caller is poised to absorb. This is the planned AC7.5 / #363 work: convert the panic site to a propagated typed Err. Task 3 Part B checked only the plain incremental path (panic absent there); it reproduces on the LTM-discovery path. Task 11 changes codegen.rs:494 to propagate via ? (matching the siblings), letting the recoverable Err reach the existing graceful drop -- so C-LEARN compiles with LTM discovery enabled. codegen.rs:494 is a shared codegen arm, so the full compiler/codegen suites + the 22-model corpus + simulate_ltm are mandatory regression pins (the ? must only convert panics to Errs, never alter a success). It unblocks Task 2's clean-compile re-point (AC7.4), which commits after. --- .../phase_06.md | 75 ++++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 74 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md index 6e6a3d9c2..f8812691b 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_06.md @@ -1161,6 +1161,73 @@ distinct cause), report it precisely — do NOT mask; the orchestrator checkpoin **Commit:** `engine: represent Vensim :NA: as the finite sentinel -2^109, not NaN` + +### Task 11: convert the codegen PREVIOUS-subscript panic to a typed Err (#363, AC7.5) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC7.5 (a post-gate panic is root-caused and +converted to a typed `Result::Err`, not caught) + unblocks AC7.4 (Task 2's +clean-compile re-point); directly verified by a focused unit test + the +`clearn_ltm_discovery_compiles` gate. + +**Why added (Task 2 outcome — #363 reproduces on the LTM-discovery path):** Task 3 +Part B re-verified #363 on the PLAIN incremental path and found the panic did not +reproduce. Task 2 (re-pointing `clearn_ltm_discovery_*` to expect a clean compile, +with LTM discovery ENABLED) surfaced that **#363 DOES reproduce on the +LTM-discovery synthetic-fragment path**: `compile_project_incremental` PANICS (not +a clean Err) at `compiler/codegen.rs:494` — `self.walk_expr(expr).unwrap().unwrap()` +on a recoverable `Err(NotSimulatable, "PREVIOUS requires a variable reference after +helper rewriting")` (a `PREVIOUS(...)` whose arg sits inside a `Subscript` index, +not reduced to a bare `Expr::Var`). The sibling arms at `codegen.rs:768/769/795` +already use `?`. The caller `db_ltm.rs:2083` is ALREADY `Err(_) => None` (it intends +to gracefully drop an un-compilable LTM synthetic fragment) — so the stray +`.unwrap().unwrap()` short-circuits the exact `Result` path the caller is poised to +absorb. Textbook #363 panic-site (a recoverable Err escalated to a process-killing +panic). The structural gate (no LTM discovery) is unaffected — it passes. + +**Files:** +- Modify: `src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs:494` — `.unwrap().unwrap()` → + `?` (match the sibling `:768/769/795` propagation). +- Add: a focused `#[cfg(test)]` unit test reproducing the converted condition (a + `PREVIOUS` of a subscripted/expr arg reaching this codegen arm → a typed `Err`, + not a panic). + +**Implementation — root-cause-confirm FIRST, then fix (general):** +1. **Confirm** the exact `walk_expr` return shape + that the siblings (`:768/769/795`) + use `?`, so the fix matches them; confirm the Err flows to `db_ltm.rs:2083`'s + `Err(_) => None` (graceful drop); confirm no other caller of this arm relies on + the panic. +2. **Fix:** convert the panic site to propagate via `?`. Strictly loud-safe (panic + → typed Err; a success is unchanged). The un-scoreable LTM synthetic fragment is + then gracefully dropped (the established `model_ltm_fragment_diagnostics` Warning + path), so C-LEARN compiles with LTM discovery enabled. + +**Loud-safe / no silent miscompile:** panic → typed `Err` is strictly safer (never +changes a success). The dropped LTM synthetic fragment is the established graceful +behavior; if it SHOULD have compiled (a deeper PREVIOUS-helper-rewrite gap for a +subscripted arg), file it via `track-issue` (do NOT expand this task to fix the +rewrite). + +**Testing (TDD, mandatory):** +- RED-first: a minimal `#[cfg(test)]` fixture whose path hits the + `PREVIOUS`-in-subscript arm — RED (panic) before, GREEN (typed Err, gracefully + handled) after. +- **MANDATORY soundness pins (must stay GREEN unchanged):** `codegen.rs:494` is a + SHARED codegen arm — pin the full compiler/codegen suites, `array_tests`, + `compiler_vector`, the recurrence/cycle gates, `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` + (22-model corpus), `simulate_ltm`, and the full engine lib. If ANY changes + behavior, STOP and report (the `?` must only convert panics to Errs, never alter + a success). + +**Verification:** +Run the unit test + soundness pins. Then run `clearn_ltm_discovery_compiles` (Task +2's re-point, uncommitted in the tree): `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features +xmutil --release -- --ignored clearn_ltm_discovery --nocapture` — must now PASS +(clean compile, no panic). Commit the codegen fix + unit test (AC7.5), THEN commit +Task 2's re-point (AC7.4). NEVER `--no-verify`. +**Commit (AC7.5):** `engine: convert codegen PREVIOUS-subscript panic to typed Err (#363, AC7.5)` +**Commit (AC7.4, Task 2 re-point):** `engine: re-point clearn LTM-discovery test to clean compile; retire catch_unwind (AC7.4)` + + --- ## Phase 6 Done When @@ -1173,7 +1240,13 @@ distinct cause), report it precisely — do NOT mask; the orchestrator checkpoin renamed `clearn_*` test expects a clean compile result; no `catch_unwind` remains in the engine test suite for C-LEARN (Task 2 — AC7.4). - Any post-gate panic is root-caused and converted to a typed error (not - caught); #363 status re-verified and recorded (Task 3 — AC7.5). + caught); #363 status re-verified and recorded (Task 3 — AC7.5). #363 does NOT + reproduce on the plain incremental path (Task 3 Part B), but DOES reproduce on + the LTM-discovery synthetic-fragment path (surfaced by Task 2): a recoverable + `PREVIOUS`-in-subscript `Err` escalated to a panic by `.unwrap().unwrap()` at + `codegen.rs:494` — converted to a propagated typed `Err` in Task 11, letting + the existing `db_ltm.rs:2083` `Err(_) => None` gracefully drop the + un-scoreable LTM synthetic fragment (AC7.5). - The two latent compile bugs the cleared cycle gate unmasked (GH #580) are fixed as general engine fixes, each with its own fast model-agnostic unit test: group-mapped subscript translation in temp-arg-helper extraction From 59f011263d4456949ee302c965a54744b806b81e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 16:28:26 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 60/72] engine: convert codegen PREVIOUS-subscript panic to typed Err (#363, AC7.5) --- src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs | 83 ++++++++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 82 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs index f9fa3dc4e..e7da8c9d5 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/codegen.rs @@ -491,7 +491,15 @@ impl<'module> Compiler<'module> { for (i, idx) in indices.iter().enumerate() { match idx { SubscriptIndex::Single(expr) => { - self.walk_expr(expr).unwrap().unwrap(); + // Propagate via `?` (matching the sibling walk_expr + // call sites at the LookupForward/Backward and + // PREVIOUS/INIT arms): a recoverable codegen Err here + // -- e.g. a PREVIOUS whose arg survived helper + // rewriting as a non-variable expression + // (NotSimulatable) -- must flow back to the caller + // (db_ltm.rs gracefully drops the un-compilable LTM + // synthetic fragment), never escalate to a panic (#363). + self.walk_expr(expr)?.unwrap(); let bounds = bounds[i] as VariableOffset; self.push(Opcode::PushSubscriptIndex { bounds }); } @@ -1590,3 +1598,76 @@ impl<'module> Compiler<'module> { }) } } + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::ast::Loc; + use std::collections::HashMap; + + /// Build a minimal, dimension-free `Module` sufficient to drive `walk_expr` + /// on a hand-built `Expr`. The runlists are empty -- the test calls + /// `walk_expr` directly, so the only requirement is a well-formed `Module` + /// that `Compiler::new` can populate metadata from. + fn empty_module() -> Module { + Module { + ident: Ident::new("test"), + inputs: Default::default(), + n_slots: 1, + n_temps: 0, + temp_sizes: vec![], + runlist_initials: vec![], + runlist_initials_by_var: vec![], + runlist_flows: vec![], + runlist_stocks: vec![], + offsets: HashMap::new(), + runlist_order: vec![], + tables: HashMap::new(), + dimensions: vec![], + dimensions_ctx: Default::default(), + module_refs: HashMap::new(), + } + } + + /// A `PREVIOUS(...)` whose argument is not a bare `Expr::Var` (it survived + /// helper rewriting as a non-variable expression) is `NotSimulatable`. When + /// such a `PREVIOUS` sits inside a `Subscript` index expression, the scalar + /// `Subscript` arm of `walk_expr` must *propagate* that recoverable `Err` + /// (so a caller like `db_ltm.rs`'s LTM-synthetic-fragment compile can + /// gracefully drop the un-compilable fragment), not escalate it to a + /// process-killing panic. This pins the converted condition behind #363 + /// (codegen.rs line 494 was a double-`unwrap` on this `Result`). + #[test] + fn previous_of_non_var_inside_subscript_index_is_err_not_panic() { + let module = empty_module(); + let mut compiler = Compiler::new(&module); + + // arr[ PREVIOUS(1, 0) ] -- the index is a PREVIOUS of a constant, which + // is not a bare variable reference, so the PREVIOUS arm returns + // NotSimulatable. Before the fix the enclosing Subscript arm panicked + // by unwrapping that Err; after the fix it propagates via `?`. + let expr = Expr::Subscript( + 0, + vec![SubscriptIndex::Single(Expr::App( + BuiltinFn::Previous( + Box::new(Expr::Const(1.0, Loc::default())), + Box::new(Expr::Const(0.0, Loc::default())), + ), + Loc::default(), + ))], + vec![3], + Loc::default(), + ); + + let result = compiler.walk_expr(&expr); + + let err = result.expect_err( + "PREVIOUS-of-non-var inside a subscript index must return a typed Err, not Ok", + ); + assert_eq!( + err.code, + ErrorCode::NotSimulatable, + "expected NotSimulatable, got {err:?}" + ); + } +} From b0d082311b81b8ca87fae5493760155ca57179cb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 16:30:32 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 61/72] engine: re-point clearn LTM-discovery test to clean compile; retire catch_unwind (AC7.4) --- .../tests/ltm_discovery_large_models.rs | 109 ++++++++---------- 1 file changed, 49 insertions(+), 60 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/ltm_discovery_large_models.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/ltm_discovery_large_models.rs index 83c456a8d..692a91712 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/ltm_discovery_large_models.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/ltm_discovery_large_models.rs @@ -100,8 +100,10 @@ //! asserts is satisfiable, that the World3 test would go green on a //! #540 fix rather than fail on bad assertions, and serving as a live //! guard: if the startup-guard width changes it fails loudly and fast. -//! - `clearn_ltm_discovery_blocked_by_macro_expansion` (`#[ignore]`d): -//! pins that C-LEARN is not yet a viable second large-model fixture. +//! - `clearn_ltm_discovery_compiles` (`#[ignore]`d): asserts C-LEARN +//! compiles via the incremental path with LTM discovery enabled (a +//! clean `Ok`, no panic), re-verifying GH #363. It asserts only the +//! compile result, not discovery tractability. //! //! Tracked as GH #540 (linked from epic #488). @@ -124,10 +126,14 @@ use simlin_engine::{Results, Vm, ltm_finding, open_vensim}; /// `simlin-engine` crate directory (where `cargo test` runs). const WORLD3_MDL: &str = "../../test/metasd/WRLD3-03/wrld3-03.mdl"; -/// C-LEARN v77, a large Vensim model. Pre-existing compilation issues -/// are tracked by GH #349 (Vensim macro expansion -- `SAMPLE UNTIL`, -/// `SSHAPE` are parsed but not inlined) and GH #363 (the incremental -/// compiler panics on it rather than returning a clean error). +/// C-LEARN v77, a large Vensim model. It compiles via the incremental +/// path with LTM discovery enabled (Vensim macro support is complete -- +/// `SAMPLE UNTIL`, `SSHAPE` and the rest inline through the converter, so +/// the old GH #349 "macros not inlined" blocker no longer applies). GH +/// #363 (the incremental compiler historically panicking on C-LEARN +/// rather than returning a clean error) is re-verified by +/// `clearn_ltm_discovery_compiles`: the panic does not reproduce on this +/// path. const CLEARN_MDL: &str = "../../test/xmutil_test_models/C-LEARN v77 for Vensim.mdl"; /// Index of the first genuinely discoverable saved timestep. @@ -621,73 +627,56 @@ fn discovery_contract_holds_on_tractable_arrayed_model() { assert_discovery_contract(&found); } -/// C-LEARN is not currently a viable LTM discovery fixture. +/// C-LEARN compiles via the incremental path with LTM discovery enabled. /// -/// C-LEARN v77 uses Vensim macros (`SAMPLE UNTIL`, `SSHAPE`) that the -/// native MDL parser reads but cannot expand/inline (GH #349), so the -/// macro-generated variables surface as errors and the model is -/// `NotSimulatable` -- the LTM-discovery compile fails before a single -/// timestep is simulated, let alone before discovery runs. Separately, -/// the incremental compiler is known to panic on C-LEARN on some paths -/// rather than returning a clean error (GH #363). +/// C-LEARN v77 uses Vensim macros (`SAMPLE UNTIL`, `SSHAPE`); macro +/// support is now complete (they inline through the converter -- see +/// `corpus_clearn_macros_import`), so the old GH #349 "macros parsed but +/// not inlined" blocker no longer applies. This test re-verifies GH #363 +/// (the incremental compiler historically panicking on C-LEARN rather +/// than returning a clean error): the panic does not reproduce on this +/// path. /// -/// This test pins that "blocked" status: it parses C-LEARN, attempts an -/// LTM-discovery compile, and asserts the compile does *not* succeed -/// (whether by returning `Err` or by panicking). If C-LEARN ever starts -/// compiling, this test fails loudly -- a deliberate prompt to add real -/// C-LEARN discovery coverage rather than letting the gap pass silently. +/// It parses C-LEARN, then compiles it via the incremental salsa path +/// with **LTM discovery enabled** (`set_project_ltm_enabled(true)` + +/// `set_project_ltm_discovery_mode(true)` -- a heavier path than a plain +/// compile, exercising loop discovery/analysis) and asserts the compile +/// returns `Ok`. The compile is NOT wrapped in `catch_unwind`: per AC7.5 +/// a panic here would be a hard, root-caused test failure (the GH #363 +/// symptom), never silently caught. +/// +/// Scope: this asserts only a clean compile result (AC7.4). It does not +/// run `discover_loops_with_graph` or assert discovery +/// tractability/structural sanity on C-LEARN -- that broader coverage is +/// out of scope here and would be tracked separately. /// /// `#[ignore]`d for the `cargo test --workspace` time budget: parsing -/// C-LEARN's 1.4 MB MDL plus the failed compile runs ~5 s in release and -/// proportionally longer in the debug build CI uses. The status it pins -/// is static (blocked by #349/#363), so on-demand execution is -/// sufficient. Run explicitly with: +/// C-LEARN's 1.4 MB MDL plus a discovery-mode compile runs several +/// seconds in release and proportionally longer in the debug build CI +/// uses, so on-demand execution is appropriate. Run explicitly with: /// cargo test --release -p simlin-engine \ /// --test ltm_discovery_large_models -- --ignored --nocapture \ -/// clearn_ltm_discovery_blocked_by_macro_expansion +/// clearn_ltm_discovery_compiles #[test] #[ignore] -fn clearn_ltm_discovery_blocked_by_macro_expansion() { +fn clearn_ltm_discovery_compiles() { let mdl = match std::fs::read_to_string(CLEARN_MDL) { Ok(contents) => contents, Err(e) => panic!("failed to read {CLEARN_MDL}: {e}"), }; - // Parsing C-LEARN succeeds today (the native MDL parser reads the - // macro syntax even though conversion cannot inline it). If parsing - // itself starts failing, that is still "blocked", just at an earlier - // stage -- record it and stop. - let datamodel_project = match open_vensim(&mdl) { - Ok(p) => p, - Err(e) => { - eprintln!("C-LEARN is blocked at parse (GH #349/#363): {e:?}"); - return; - } - }; + let datamodel_project = + open_vensim(&mdl).expect("open_vensim should parse C-LEARN v77 for Vensim.mdl"); - // GH #363: the incremental compiler may panic on C-LEARN instead of - // returning a clean error, so the compile attempt must be isolated. - let compile_outcome = std::panic::catch_unwind(move || { - let mut db = SimlinDb::default(); - let sync = sync_from_datamodel_incremental(&mut db, &datamodel_project, None); - set_project_ltm_enabled(&mut db, sync.project, true); - set_project_ltm_discovery_mode(&mut db, sync.project, true); - compile_project_incremental(&db, sync.project, "main").map(|_| ()) - }); + // Compile via the incremental path with LTM discovery enabled. NOT + // wrapped in `catch_unwind`: per AC7.5 a panic here is a hard, + // root-caused failure (the GH #363 symptom re-verified), never caught. + let mut db = SimlinDb::default(); + let sync = sync_from_datamodel_incremental(&mut db, &datamodel_project, None); + set_project_ltm_enabled(&mut db, sync.project, true); + set_project_ltm_discovery_mode(&mut db, sync.project, true); - match compile_outcome { - Ok(Ok(())) => panic!( - "C-LEARN unexpectedly compiled with LTM discovery enabled. \ - GH #349/#363 may be resolved -- add real C-LEARN discovery \ - coverage (compile + simulate + discover_loops_with_graph with \ - tractability and structural-sanity assertions) and update \ - this test." - ), - Ok(Err(e)) => { - eprintln!("C-LEARN is blocked at compile (GH #349 macro expansion): {e:?}"); - } - Err(_) => { - eprintln!("C-LEARN is blocked at compile -- incremental compiler panicked (GH #363)"); - } - } + compile_project_incremental(&db, sync.project, "main").unwrap_or_else(|e| { + panic!("C-LEARN should compile with LTM discovery enabled, got Err: {e:?}") + }); } From 63f2c00fe93d5006166bb1d7cdb74d22106af762 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 17:11:13 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 62/72] engine: clarify GF-block dedup boundary-marker comment (phase 6c review) Phase 6c review (chunk 2) Minor: the gf_block_key boundary-marker comment overstated that "no to_bits() point pair can forge a boundary" -- absolute for arbitrary f64 (a crafted NaN with the marker's bit pattern could). Soften to the accurate precondition: the marker is a NaN bit pattern (sign + exponent all-ones); genuine GF points are finite so a finite point's to_bits() never equals it, and the only collision risk (a NaN point value, which GF data never contains) would yield a spurious distinction, never an over-merge (the only unsound direction). Comment-only; no behavior change. --- src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs | 8 ++++++-- 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs index 4a00c317b..a2a9c6edf 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/symbolic.rs @@ -1412,8 +1412,12 @@ type GfBlockKey = SmallVec<[u64; 16]>; fn gf_block_key(tables: &[Vec<(f64, f64)>]) -> GfBlockKey { let mut key: GfBlockKey = SmallVec::new(); for table in tables { - // Boundary marker: the table's point count, tagged in the high - // bits so no `to_bits()` point pair can forge a boundary at it. + // Boundary marker: the table's point count packed into a NaN bit + // pattern (sign set + exponent all-ones). Genuine GF points are + // finite, so a finite point's `to_bits()` never equals this marker -- + // only a NaN point value could collide, and GF data never contains + // NaN. Worst case if one ever did: a spurious block *distinction*, + // never an over-merge (which is the only unsound direction). key.push(0xFFFF_FFFF_0000_0000 | table.len() as u64); for (x, y) in table { key.push(x.to_bits()); From 356a6018238c46f2cfc630eb29bfc83e11bc786a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 17:38:38 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 63/72] doc: add phase 7 task 5 for per-element GF mapping fix The Phase 7 diagnostic (a measured C-LEARN-vs-Ref.vdf categorization) found ~71% of matched cells already match-or-comparator-reconcilable, and the 28% genuine divergence (1,314 idents) is a cascade from one general engine bug: per-element graphical functions are consumed by Equation::Arrayed elems-Vec position (sorted order) instead of by element-name -> dimension-index, so for a dimension whose declared element order differs from sorted order (C-LEARN's COP), every arrayed GF feeds the wrong element's table to each slot (un_population_high[oecd_us] gets COP Developing B's table). It poisons population/gdp/emissions downstream; not caught earlier because most fixtures declare elements in sorted order. Task 5 fixes the mapping by element name (at lowering time, so the VM hot path is unchanged -- no runtime name lookup). Per the user's direction, it establishes the test baseline FIRST: audit the existing per-element-GF / arrayed-GF coverage and add baseline correctness + performance-regression pins (sorted-order GFs must stay byte-identical; GF eval must not be slowed) BEFORE the fix, so a broad-blast-radius change cannot silently regress. Executed first in Phase 7 (before the Tasks 1/2 comparator), then re-measure C-LEARN vs Ref.vdf and checkpoint. --- .../phase_07.md | 91 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 91 insertions(+) diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_07.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_07.md index 6e1177093..1dd5aec8c 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_07.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_07.md @@ -268,6 +268,97 @@ Run: `git commit -m "engine: C-LEARN matches Ref.vdf within 1% (AC8.1)"` — pre **Commit:** `engine: C-LEARN matches Ref.vdf within 1% (AC8.1)` + +### Task 5: map per-element graphical functions by element name, not Arrayed-Vec position (dominant C-LEARN numeric divergence) + +**Verifies:** element-cycle-resolution.AC8.1 (the dominant numeric-divergence root +cause); directly verified by a new focused unit test + a re-measure of C-LEARN +vs `Ref.vdf`. + +**Execution order:** done FIRST in Phase 7 (before the Tasks 1/2 comparator), per +the user's "fix the GF-mapping bug first, then re-measure" decision. After it +lands, RE-MEASURE C-LEARN vs `Ref.vdf` (the diagnostic harness) to confirm the +cascade collapses and see the true residual, and checkpoint — then proceed with +Tasks 1/2 (the `:NA:`-aware + near-zero-robust comparator), Task 3 (un-stub), and +Task 4 (final 1% match). + +**Why added (Phase 7 diagnostic — the bounded-numeric-finalization root cause):** +a measured C-LEARN-vs-`Ref.vdf` categorization found ~71% of matched cells already +match-or-comparator-reconcilable (58.8% within 1%; 12.5% `:NA:`-sentinel; 0.1% +near-zero), and the 28% "genuine divergence" (1,314 idents) is a CASCADE from a +single bug: per-element graphical functions are consumed by their position in the +`Equation::Arrayed` `elems` Vec (in SORTED element order) instead of by +**element-name → dimension-index**. For a dimension whose DECLARED element order +≠ sorted order (C-LEARN's `COP`: `OECD US, OECD EU, G77 China, G77 India, +Remaining Developed, Remaining Developing A, COP Developing B`), every arrayed GF +feeds the WRONG element's table to each dimension slot. Concrete evidence: +`un_population_high[oecd_us]` simulates to `0.0738609` (COP Developing B's table, +`elems[0]`) instead of `0.0235797` (OECD US's table, which genuine Vensim +produces); this poisons `population → gdp → per-capita/emissions/HFC/CO2eq` and +everything downstream. The datamodel content is CORRECT (each `elems[i]` carries +the right `(ElementName, GF)`); the bug is at lowering/codegen, which must key +each per-element GF by its `ElementName`'s dimension index, not by `elems` Vec +position. NOT caught earlier because most test fixtures declare elements in sorted +order (position == dim-index). + +**Files:** +- Modify: the per-element-GF lowering/codegen mapping — likely + `src/simlin-engine/src/compiler/` (`subscript.rs` / `codegen.rs` / `context.rs`) + and/or where `Equation::Arrayed`'s per-element `GraphicalFunction` list + (`datamodel.rs:~195`, `Vec<(ElementName, ...)>`) is lowered into the per-element + table layout. (Root-cause-confirm the exact site.) +- Add: a focused `#[cfg(test)]` test with a deliberately NON-SORTED declared + element order + a per-element GF, asserting each element evaluates ITS OWN table. + +**Implementation — root-cause-confirm FIRST (sensitive lowering, broad blast +radius — VERIFY before touching), then fix (general):** +0. **Establish the test baseline FIRST (per user direction — broad blast radius):** + AUDIT the existing unit coverage of the per-element-GF / arrayed-GF + lowering+evaluation surface (`array_tests`, `compiler_vector`, the + graphical-function tests, the `benches/`). Identify GAPS, then ADD baseline + tests BEFORE the fix so it cannot silently regress: (a) **correctness pins** — + sorted-order arrayed GFs (must stay byte-identical; the fix is identity there), + per-element GF evaluation by element, and the cross-product of declared-order × + element; (b) **performance**: the fix MUST map elements at LOWERING/compile time + (once), NOT via a per-step element-name lookup in the VM hot loop — confirm the + mapping site is compile-time, and ensure GF evaluation is not on a hot path that + the fix would slow (the `benches/` GF-eval coverage; add/extend a focused + compile or per-element-GF micro-benchmark if a regression-detecting test is + missing). The committed baseline tests are then the fix's soundness pins. +1. **Confirm** in the lowering/codegen code exactly where a `Variable::Var`'s + per-element `tables` (the arrayed GF) are assigned to dimension element slots. + Confirm the bug: the i-th `elems` entry's GF is placed at dimension-index `i` + (positional) rather than at the dimension index of its `ElementName`. Build the + RED fixture (non-sorted declared order) and confirm it reproduces. +2. **Fix:** key each per-element GF by `ElementName → dimension index` (the + declared dimension order), so element `e`'s slot gets element `e`'s table + regardless of the `elems` Vec ordering — done at LOWERING time (a one-time + compile-time reorder of the per-element table layout), so the VM hot path is + unchanged (no runtime name lookup, no per-step cost). General fix for ALL + arrayed GFs; no model-specific hack. + +**Loud-safe / no-regression:** this touches every arrayed GF in every model — the +mandatory soundness pins are paramount. + +**Testing (TDD, mandatory):** +- RED-first: the non-sorted-declared-order arrayed-GF fixture — RED (wrong table) + before, GREEN after. +- **MANDATORY soundness pins (must stay GREEN unchanged):** the FULL array/GF test + surface — `array_tests`, `compiler_vector`, all graphical-function tests, + `incremental_compilation_covers_all_models` (AC2.6, 22-model corpus), the + recurrence/cycle gates, and the full engine lib + integration suites (`simulate`, + `simulate_ltm`). A sorted-order GF model MUST stay byte-identical (the fix is + identity for sorted order); if any sorted-order case changes, STOP and report. + If a non-sorted-order case's numeric output changes, VERIFY it is a CORRECTION + toward genuine Vensim, not a regression. + +**Verification:** +Run the fixture + the full soundness-pin set. Then re-measure C-LEARN vs `Ref.vdf` +and report the new bucket histogram (how much of the 28% divergence collapsed; the +true remaining residual). `git commit` (NEVER `--no-verify`). +**Commit:** `engine: map per-element graphical functions by element name, not Arrayed-Vec position (AC8.1)` + + --- ## Phase 7 Done When From 6157354563fc61196d6a6f8778578c73f299dd9b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 18:25:04 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 64/72] engine: map per-element graphical functions by element name, not Arrayed-Vec position (AC8.1) --- src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md | 1 + src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs | 64 +- src/simlin-engine/src/db_tests.rs | 27 +- src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs | 2 +- src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs | 2 + src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/tests.rs | 52 ++ src/simlin-engine/src/per_element_gf_tests.rs | 762 ++++++++++++++++++ src/simlin-engine/src/variable.rs | 91 ++- 8 files changed, 963 insertions(+), 38 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/simlin-engine/src/per_element_gf_tests.rs diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md b/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md index 343ca3959..dace1b62c 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md +++ b/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md @@ -121,6 +121,7 @@ The primary compilation path uses salsa tracked functions for fine-grained incre - **`src/test_common.rs`**, **`src/testutils.rs`** - Helpers and fixtures (e.g. `x_model`, `x_stock`, `x_flow`). `TestProject` is the primary builder for test models: chainable methods like `.aux()`, `.stock()`, `.flow()`, `.array_aux()`, `.array_stock()`, `.array_flow()`, `.named_dimension()`, and `.build_datamodel()` / `.build_sim_with_ltm()`. `assert_compiles_incremental()` verifies the model compiles without errors via the salsa path. - **`src/array_tests.rs`** - Array-specific tests (feature-gated) +- **`src/per_element_gf_tests.rs`** - Per-element graphical-function (arrayed GF) layout invariant: a per-element GF table must land at the element's *declared dimension index* (row-major), not its `Equation::Arrayed` `elems` Vec position. Uses deliberately NON-alphabetical declared orders (where position != dim-index) so a positional mis-map is observable; covers the scalar `Lookup` path, the `LookupArray` (VECTOR SELECT) path, the MDL-importer-sort twin, sparse + multi-dim, the salsa dependency-table path (`extract_tables_from_source_var`), and a compile-time/perf structural guard that the reorder is materialized at compile time and the VM opcode carries no element name. The LTM-polarity twin lives in the `ltm` tests module (`test_per_element_gf_link_polarity_fixed_index_non_sorted_order`). - **`src/json_proptest.rs`**, **`src/json_sdai_proptest.rs`** - Property-based tests - **`src/unit_checking_test.rs`** - Unit checking regression tests - **`src/test_sir_xmile.rs`** - SIR epidemiology model integration tests diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs index db468a6cd..af019760a 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db.rs @@ -2913,28 +2913,62 @@ pub fn compute_layout( pub(crate) fn extract_tables_from_source_var( db: &dyn Db, source_var: &SourceVariable, + project: SourceProject, ) -> Vec { let ident = source_var.ident(db); let eq = source_var.equation(db); // For arrayed equations with per-element graphical functions, build one - // table per element (matching variable.rs build_tables). Elements without - // a GF get an empty placeholder so that table[element_offset] stays aligned. + // table per element (matching variable.rs build_tables). Each element's + // table is laid out at the element's flat declared dimension index (not + // its `elems` Vec position), because the runtime selects a per-element + // table by the row-major dimension offset (vm.rs Lookup/LookupArray); see + // `crate::variable::reorder_arrayed_element_tables`. Elements without a GF + // get an empty placeholder so that table[element_offset] stays aligned. if let SourceEquation::Arrayed(_, elements, _, _) = eq { let has_element_gfs = elements.iter().any(|e| e.gf.is_some()); if has_element_gfs { - return elements - .iter() - .map(|e| { - e.gf.as_ref() - .and_then(|gf| { - let dm_gf = source_gf_to_datamodel(gf); - let var_table = crate::variable::parse_table(&Some(dm_gf)).ok()??; - crate::compiler::Table::new(ident, &var_table).ok() - }) - .unwrap_or(crate::compiler::Table { data: vec![] }) - }) - .collect(); + // Parse present element tables, keyed by canonical (comma-joined) + // subscript name. + let mut present: HashMap = + HashMap::new(); + for e in elements { + if let Some(gf) = e.gf.as_ref() { + let dm_gf = source_gf_to_datamodel(gf); + if let Some(var_table) = + crate::variable::parse_table(&Some(dm_gf)).ok().flatten() + && let Ok(table) = crate::compiler::Table::new(ident, &var_table) + { + present.insert( + crate::common::CanonicalElementName::from_raw(&e.subscript), + table, + ); + } + } + } + + // Resolve the variable's dimensions so the reorder maps each + // element name to its row-major declared-order flat offset. If the + // dimensions cannot be resolved, fall back to the original + // Vec-positional layout rather than dropping tables. + let dims = variable_dimensions(db, *source_var, project); + if dims.is_empty() { + return elements + .iter() + .map(|e| { + present + .get(&crate::common::CanonicalElementName::from_raw(&e.subscript)) + .cloned() + .unwrap_or(crate::compiler::Table { data: vec![] }) + }) + .collect(); + } + return crate::variable::reorder_arrayed_element_tables( + dims, + &present, + || crate::compiler::Table { data: vec![] }, + |t: &crate::compiler::Table| t.clone(), + ); } } @@ -4568,7 +4602,7 @@ fn compile_implicit_var_phase_bytecodes( continue; } if let Some(dep_sv) = source_vars.get(effective) { - let dep_tables = extract_tables_from_source_var(db, dep_sv); + let dep_tables = extract_tables_from_source_var(db, dep_sv, project); if !dep_tables.is_empty() { tables.insert(dep_canonical, dep_tables); } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_tests.rs index 0df9cfd62..2203d4041 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_tests.rs @@ -3994,25 +3994,34 @@ fn test_sparse_per_element_gfs_preserve_table_indices() { let var = sync.models["main"].variables["lookup_var"].source; // extract_tables_from_source_var must produce exactly 3 tables (one per - // element), including an empty placeholder for element B. - let tables = extract_tables_from_source_var(&db, &var); + // element), including an empty placeholder for element B. The dimension is + // declared in sorted order (A, B, C), so the element-name -> dimension-index + // mapping is the identity here: index i holds element i's table. This pins + // the table CONTENT per slot (not just count/emptiness), so the + // per-element-GF mapping fix must be byte-identical for sorted order. + let tables = extract_tables_from_source_var(&db, &var, sync.project); assert_eq!( tables.len(), 3, "should have 3 tables (including empty placeholder for element B), got {}", tables.len() ); - assert!( - !tables[0].data.is_empty(), - "element A should have a non-empty table" + // Element A (index 0): x=[0,10], y=[100,200]. + assert_eq!( + tables[0].data, + vec![(0.0, 100.0), (10.0, 200.0)], + "element A's table must be at index 0 with its own y=[100,200]" ); + // Element B (index 1): empty placeholder. assert!( tables[1].data.is_empty(), - "element B should have an empty placeholder table" + "element B should have an empty placeholder table at index 1" ); - assert!( - !tables[2].data.is_empty(), - "element C should have a non-empty table" + // Element C (index 2): x=[0,10], y=[500,600]. + assert_eq!( + tables[2].data, + vec![(0.0, 500.0), (10.0, 600.0)], + "element C's table must be at index 2 with its own y=[500,600]" ); // Ensure the model still compiles successfully through the incremental path. diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs index 86cd480e6..40cefafdd 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/db_var_fragment.rs @@ -944,7 +944,7 @@ pub(crate) fn lower_var_fragment( continue; } if let Some(dep_sv) = source_vars.get(effective) { - let dep_tables = extract_tables_from_source_var(db, dep_sv); + let dep_tables = extract_tables_from_source_var(db, dep_sv, project); if !dep_tables.is_empty() { tables.insert(dep_canonical, dep_tables); } diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs index 2692acbd5..571d80c29 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/lib.rs @@ -75,6 +75,8 @@ mod model; mod module_functions; mod parser; mod patch; +#[cfg(test)] +mod per_element_gf_tests; mod project; #[allow(clippy::derive_partial_eq_without_eq)] #[path = "project_io.gen.rs"] diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/tests.rs index d2dbaa534..7fd9eb2e5 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/tests.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/ltm/tests.rs @@ -1319,6 +1319,58 @@ fn test_per_element_gf_link_polarity_fixed_index() { ); } +#[test] +fn test_per_element_gf_link_polarity_fixed_index_non_sorted_order() { + // AC8.1 (LTM polarity twin of the per-element-GF mapping fix): the same + // FixedIndex polarity path as `test_per_element_gf_link_polarity_fixed_index`, + // but the dimension is declared in NON-alphabetical order (`z_first, + // a_second`) while the GF `elems` Vec is built in alphabetical order + // (`a_second, z_first`). `polarity.rs` resolves `curve[z_first]` by + // `tables.get(dim.get_offset(z_first))` -- get_offset returns z_first's + // DECLARED index (0), so the table at compiled index 0 MUST be z_first's + // own. Before the per-element-GF mapping fix, `build_tables` lays tables + // out by Vec position, so index 0 holds a_second's table and the polarity + // is silently the wrong element's direction. + // + // z_first's table is DECREASING (its link is Negative); a_second's is + // INCREASING (Positive). A positional layout would swap them. + let curve = per_element_gf_aux( + "curve", + "region", + // GF Vec built ALPHABETICALLY (a_second, z_first) -- the order the MDL + // importer's sort produces; differs from the declared order below. + &["a_second", "z_first"], + vec![ + continuous_gf(vec![0.0, 1.0, 2.0]), // a_second: increasing + continuous_gf(vec![4.0, 2.0, 0.0]), // z_first: decreasing + ], + ); + let polarities = link_polarities_for( + "region", + // Dimension declared NON-alphabetically: z_first (idx 0), a_second (idx 1). + &["z_first", "a_second"], + vec![ + curve, + x_aux("dose", "5", None), + x_aux("effect_z", "lookup(curve[z_first], dose)", None), + x_aux("effect_a", "lookup(curve[a_second], dose)", None), + ], + ); + assert_eq!( + polarities[&("dose".to_string(), "effect_z".to_string())], + LinkPolarity::Negative, + "LOOKUP(curve[z_first], dose) must resolve z_first's OWN (decreasing) \ + table at its declared index 0 -> Negative; a positional table layout \ + would read a_second's increasing table -> wrong Positive" + ); + assert_eq!( + polarities[&("dose".to_string(), "effect_a".to_string())], + LinkPolarity::Positive, + "LOOKUP(curve[a_second], dose) must resolve a_second's OWN (increasing) \ + table at its declared index 1 -> Positive" + ); +} + #[test] fn test_per_element_gf_link_polarity_one_nonmonotone_element_ignored() { // AC7.5: a per-element GF where one element's table is genuinely diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/per_element_gf_tests.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/per_element_gf_tests.rs new file mode 100644 index 000000000..9c7071cd5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/per_element_gf_tests.rs @@ -0,0 +1,762 @@ +// Copyright 2026 The Simlin Authors. All rights reserved. +// Use of this source code is governed by the Apache License, +// Version 2.0, that can be found in the LICENSE file. + +//! Tests pinning the per-element graphical-function (arrayed GF) layout +//! invariant: element `e`'s lookup table must live at `e`'s *declared +//! dimension index* in the compiled `graphical_functions` run, NOT at its +//! position in the `Equation::Arrayed` `elems` Vec. +//! +//! The runtime selects a per-element table by the flat array offset +//! (`base_gf + element_offset`, `vm.rs` `Lookup`/`LookupArray`), where +//! `element_offset` is the row-major declared-dimension index. So the compiled +//! table layout must be keyed by element name -> dimension index. The MDL +//! importer sorts arrayed-equation elements alphabetically +//! (`mdl/convert/variables.rs`), so for a dimension whose declared order is not +//! alphabetical (e.g. C-LEARN's `COP`), a positional layout feeds every element +//! the wrong table. These tests use deliberately non-sorted declared orders so +//! a positional mis-map is observable (existing arrayed-GF tests all declare +//! elements in sorted order, where position == dim-index, and assert only +//! order-invariant sums). + +use crate::datamodel; +use crate::db::{ + SimlinDb, compile_project_incremental, extract_tables_from_source_var, + sync_from_datamodel_incremental, +}; +use crate::vm::Vm; + +/// A monotone-increasing two-point GF whose two y-values are +/// `(base, base + slope)` over x in [0, 1]. Evaluated at x = `time` (with +/// `time` running 0..=1 at dt=1) it yields `base` at t=0 and `base + slope` +/// at t=1, so each element's output is an identity-revealing constant pair. +fn ramp_gf(base: f64, slope: f64) -> datamodel::GraphicalFunction { + datamodel::GraphicalFunction { + kind: datamodel::GraphicalFunctionKind::Continuous, + x_points: Some(vec![0.0, 1.0]), + y_points: vec![base, base + slope], + x_scale: datamodel::GraphicalFunctionScale { min: 0.0, max: 1.0 }, + y_scale: datamodel::GraphicalFunctionScale { + min: base.min(base + slope), + max: base.max(base + slope), + }, + } +} + +fn one_step_specs() -> datamodel::SimSpecs { + datamodel::SimSpecs { + start: 0.0, + stop: 1.0, + dt: datamodel::Dt::Dt(1.0), + save_step: None, + sim_method: datamodel::SimMethod::Euler, + time_units: None, + } +} + +/// Build the per-element-GF table-holder aux `g[Dim]` (mirroring C-LEARN's +/// `UN population HIGH LOOKUP[COP]`: a pure table-holder whose equation is +/// `time` and which carries one GF per element) plus the consumer apply-to-all +/// `out[Dim] = g[Dim](drive)` that calls each element's table (mirroring +/// C-LEARN's `UN population HIGH[COP] = UN population HIGH LOOKUP[COP]( +/// Time/One year)`). `dim_elements` is the *declared* dimension order; `elems` +/// is the `(element_name, gf)` list in whatever order the caller wants the +/// `Equation::Arrayed` `elems` Vec to be in (independent of the declared +/// order) -- so a positional table layout is observable. +fn arrayed_gf_project( + dim_name: &str, + dim_elements: &[&str], + elems: Vec<(&str, Option)>, +) -> datamodel::Project { + let arrayed_elements: Vec<( + String, + String, + Option, + Option, + )> = elems + .into_iter() + .map(|(name, gf)| (name.to_string(), "time".to_string(), None, gf)) + .collect(); + + datamodel::Project { + name: "per_element_gf".to_string(), + sim_specs: one_step_specs(), + dimensions: vec![datamodel::Dimension::named( + dim_name.to_string(), + dim_elements.iter().map(|s| s.to_string()).collect(), + )], + units: vec![], + models: vec![datamodel::Model { + name: "main".to_string(), + sim_specs: None, + variables: vec![ + datamodel::Variable::Aux(datamodel::Aux { + ident: "g".to_string(), + equation: datamodel::Equation::Arrayed( + vec![dim_name.to_string()], + arrayed_elements, + None, + false, + ), + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + gf: None, + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }), + // The consumer: each element calls its OWN table at x=time. + datamodel::Variable::Aux(datamodel::Aux { + ident: "out".to_string(), + equation: datamodel::Equation::ApplyToAll( + vec![dim_name.to_string()], + format!("LOOKUP(g[{dim_name}], time)"), + ), + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + gf: None, + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }), + ], + views: vec![], + loop_metadata: vec![], + groups: vec![], + macro_spec: None, + }], + source: None, + ai_information: None, + } +} + +/// Run an arrayed-GF project and return the t=1 value of each named element of +/// `out` (keyed `out[]`, canonicalized) -- the result of applying each +/// element's own per-element table. +fn simulate_out(project: &datamodel::Project) -> std::collections::HashMap { + let mut db = SimlinDb::default(); + let sync = sync_from_datamodel_incremental(&mut db, project, None); + let compiled = compile_project_incremental(&db, sync.project, "main") + .unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("arrayed-GF project should compile: {e:?}")); + let mut vm = Vm::new(compiled).expect("VM creation should succeed"); + vm.run_to_end().expect("VM run should succeed"); + let results = vm.into_results(); + let series = crate::test_common::collect_results(&results); + // collect the t=1 (final) value of each per-element key of `out`. + series + .iter() + .filter(|(k, _)| k.starts_with("out[")) + .map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), *v.last().expect("at least one save step"))) + .collect() +} + +/// TEST 1 (core RED->GREEN): a dimension declared in NON-alphabetical order +/// (`Z, A, M`) whose per-element GF `elems` Vec is in a DIFFERENT (alphabetical +/// `A, M, Z`) order. Each element's table returns a distinct identifying +/// constant at t=1. Each element must evaluate ITS OWN table. +/// +/// Before the fix the tables are placed positionally (Vec order `A, M, Z`), so +/// runtime element offset 0 (declared `Z`) reads `A`'s table, etc. -- a +/// permutation. After the fix element `Z`'s table lands at `Z`'s declared +/// dimension index 0, regardless of the `elems` Vec order. +#[test] +fn non_sorted_declared_order_arrayed_gf_evaluates_own_table() { + // Declared order Z, A, M (NOT alphabetical). t=1 value for each element is + // base + slope = the element-identifying constant. + // Z -> 1000, A -> 2000, M -> 3000 + // The elems Vec is in ALPHABETICAL order (A, M, Z), matching what the MDL + // importer's sort would produce -- so a positional layout permutes them. + let project = arrayed_gf_project( + "Dim", + &["Z", "A", "M"], + vec![ + ("A", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 2000.0))), + ("M", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 3000.0))), + ("Z", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 1000.0))), + ], + ); + + let values = simulate_out(&project); + + let get = |elem: &str| { + *values + .get(&format!("out[{elem}]")) + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("missing out[{elem}]; have {:?}", values.keys())) + }; + + assert!( + (get("z") - 1000.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "element Z (declared index 0) must read its OWN table (1000), got {} \ + -- a positional layout would read A's table (2000)", + get("z") + ); + assert!( + (get("a") - 2000.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "element A (declared index 1) must read its OWN table (2000), got {}", + get("a") + ); + assert!( + (get("m") - 3000.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "element M (declared index 2) must read its OWN table (3000), got {}", + get("m") + ); +} + +/// TEST 4 (sorted-order IDENTITY pin): a sorted declared order (`A, B, C`) +/// arrayed GF where position == dimension index. The fix must be the identity +/// permutation here -- this asserts INDIVIDUAL per-element outputs and must +/// stay byte-identical before and after the fix (it passes both ways). It is +/// the GREEN companion to the non-sorted RED tests, guarding against the fix +/// breaking the common (already-correct) sorted case. +#[test] +fn sorted_declared_order_arrayed_gf_is_identity() { + // Declared and Vec order both alphabetical (A, B, C); position == index. + // A -> 100, B -> 200, C -> 300 + let project = arrayed_gf_project( + "Dim", + &["A", "B", "C"], + vec![ + ("A", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 100.0))), + ("B", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 200.0))), + ("C", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 300.0))), + ], + ); + + let values = simulate_out(&project); + let get = |elem: &str| { + *values + .get(&format!("out[{elem}]")) + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("missing out[{elem}]; have {:?}", values.keys())) + }; + + assert!( + (get("a") - 100.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "A -> 100, got {}", + get("a") + ); + assert!( + (get("b") - 200.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "B -> 200, got {}", + get("b") + ); + assert!( + (get("c") - 300.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "C -> 300, got {}", + get("c") + ); +} + +/// TEST 5 (sparse + non-sorted combination): a non-alphabetical declared order +/// (`Z, A, M`) where the GF-MISSING element (`A`, declared index 1) is NOT at +/// the alphabetical-first position. The empty placeholder must land at the +/// MISSING element's dimension index (1, i.e. `A`), and the present tables at +/// THEIRS (`Z`->index 0, `M`->index 2). A positional layout would put the +/// placeholder at the wrong slot AND permute the present tables. +/// +/// `A` has no GF, so `LOOKUP(g[A], time)` reads an empty placeholder table -> +/// NaN. `Z` and `M` evaluate their own tables. +#[test] +fn sparse_non_sorted_placeholder_lands_at_missing_element_index() { + // Declared order Z, A, M. A is missing its GF. Vec order alphabetical. + // Z -> 1000, A -> (no GF -> NaN), M -> 3000 + let project = arrayed_gf_project( + "Dim", + &["Z", "A", "M"], + vec![ + ("A", None), + ("M", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 3000.0))), + ("Z", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 1000.0))), + ], + ); + + let values = simulate_out(&project); + let get = |elem: &str| { + *values + .get(&format!("out[{elem}]")) + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("missing out[{elem}]; have {:?}", values.keys())) + }; + + assert!( + (get("z") - 1000.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "Z (index 0) reads its own table (1000), got {}", + get("z") + ); + assert!( + get("a").is_nan(), + "A (index 1) is the GF-missing element -> empty placeholder -> NaN, got {}", + get("a") + ); + assert!( + (get("m") - 3000.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "M (index 2) reads its own table (3000), got {}", + get("m") + ); +} + +/// TEST 8 (compile-time / perf-regression structural assertion): the +/// per-element table reorder MUST happen at COMPILE time, and the VM hot-path +/// opcode (`Lookup` / `LookupArray`) carries only `(base_gf, table_count[, +/// mode, write_temp_id])` -- NO element-name field. So the reorder cannot add +/// a per-step name lookup in the VM. This pins both halves of the contract: +/// 1. the compiled `graphical_functions` run for `g` is laid out in DECLARED +/// dimension order (Z's table at base+0, A's at base+1, M's at base+2), +/// not `elems` Vec order -- the reorder is materialized at compile time; +/// 2. the consumer's lookup opcode is a plain `Lookup`/`LookupArray` with no +/// name-bearing field (a compile error here would catch any future opcode +/// that smuggled an element name into the hot path). +#[test] +fn per_element_gf_reorder_is_compile_time_with_nameless_opcode() { + use crate::bytecode::Opcode; + + // Non-sorted declared order Z, A, M; Vec order alphabetical A, M, Z. + // Z -> table y=[0,1000], A -> [0,2000], M -> [0,3000] + let project = arrayed_gf_project( + "Dim", + &["Z", "A", "M"], + vec![ + ("A", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 2000.0))), + ("M", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 3000.0))), + ("Z", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 1000.0))), + ], + ); + + let mut db = SimlinDb::default(); + let sync = sync_from_datamodel_incremental(&mut db, &project, None); + let compiled = compile_project_incremental(&db, sync.project, "main") + .expect("arrayed-GF project should compile"); + + let root = compiled + .modules + .get(&compiled.root) + .expect("root module present"); + + // --- Part 1: compile-time layout in DECLARED order --------------------- + // `g`'s three per-element tables occupy a contiguous run of + // `graphical_functions`. Each is a 2-point table whose second y-value + // identifies the element (Z=1000, A=2000, M=3000). Find the run by its + // identifying y-values and assert the DECLARED-order placement + // [1000, 2000, 3000] (Z, A, M), not the Vec-order [2000, 3000, 1000]. + let gfs = &root.context.graphical_functions; + let identifying_y: Vec = gfs + .iter() + .filter_map(|t| t.last().map(|(_, y)| *y)) + .filter(|y| *y >= 1000.0) + .collect(); + assert_eq!( + identifying_y, + vec![1000.0, 2000.0, 3000.0], + "per-element GF tables must be laid out in DECLARED dimension order \ + (Z=1000, A=2000, M=3000) at compile time, not Equation::Arrayed Vec \ + order (A=2000, M=3000, Z=1000); got {identifying_y:?}" + ); + + // --- Part 2: the VM hot-path opcode carries no element name ------------ + // The consumer `out[Dim] = LOOKUP(g[Dim], time)` must compile to a + // Lookup/LookupArray opcode. Exhaustively destructuring it here is the + // structural guard: the opcode's fields are exactly (base_gf, table_count, + // mode[, write_temp_id]) -- if a future change added an element-name + // field, this match arm would fail to compile, catching a per-step VM + // name lookup. The match yields the opcode's `base_gf` (a value, not a + // bool, so it is not a `matches!`-collapsible predicate) so the + // destructuring is load-bearing. + let lookup_base_gfs: Vec<_> = root + .compiled_flows + .code + .iter() + .chain(root.compiled_stocks.code.iter()) + .filter_map(|op| match op { + Opcode::Lookup { + base_gf, + table_count: _, + mode: _, + } => Some(*base_gf), + Opcode::LookupArray { + base_gf, + table_count: _, + mode: _, + write_temp_id: _, + } => Some(*base_gf), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + assert!( + !lookup_base_gfs.is_empty(), + "the consumer must emit at least one nameless Lookup/LookupArray opcode \ + (the reorder is purely compile-time; the hot path does no name lookup)" + ); +} + +/// Build a project exercising the `LookupArray` opcode path (the C-LEARN +/// `SUM(RS_X[COP!](...))` / `VECTOR SELECT(..., RS_CO2_FF[COP!](...), ...)` +/// shape): the per-element-GF holder `g[Dim]` plus a SCALAR consumer +/// `total = VECTOR SELECT(sel[*], LOOKUP(g[*], time), 0, 0, 0)` that selects a +/// single element via `sel` (a 0/1 per-element mask). Because exactly one +/// element is selected, `total` equals THAT element's own table value -- so +/// picking a NON-first declared element makes a positional table mis-map +/// observable (a plain SUM would be order-invariant and useless here). +fn arrayed_gf_vector_select_project( + dim_name: &str, + dim_elements: &[&str], + elems: Vec<(&str, Option)>, + sel_mask: &[&str], +) -> datamodel::Project { + let arrayed_elements: Vec<( + String, + String, + Option, + Option, + )> = elems + .into_iter() + .map(|(name, gf)| (name.to_string(), "time".to_string(), None, gf)) + .collect(); + + datamodel::Project { + name: "per_element_gf_vs".to_string(), + sim_specs: one_step_specs(), + dimensions: vec![datamodel::Dimension::named( + dim_name.to_string(), + dim_elements.iter().map(|s| s.to_string()).collect(), + )], + units: vec![], + models: vec![datamodel::Model { + name: "main".to_string(), + sim_specs: None, + variables: vec![ + datamodel::Variable::Aux(datamodel::Aux { + ident: "g".to_string(), + equation: datamodel::Equation::Arrayed( + vec![dim_name.to_string()], + arrayed_elements, + None, + false, + ), + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + gf: None, + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }), + // sel mask: one 0/1 per-element constant, in DECLARED order + // (an Arrayed equation, matching how Vensim's `sel[D]=1,0,1` + // imports). Pairing each mask value with its declared element + // name keeps the mask aligned to the dimension index. + datamodel::Variable::Aux(datamodel::Aux { + ident: "sel".to_string(), + equation: datamodel::Equation::Arrayed( + vec![dim_name.to_string()], + dim_elements + .iter() + .zip(sel_mask.iter()) + .map(|(elem, m)| (elem.to_string(), m.to_string(), None, None)) + .collect(), + None, + false, + ), + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + gf: None, + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }), + // The C-LEARN-canonical form of `VECTOR SELECT(sel[Dim!], + // g[Dim!](time), ...)`: the `!` iterator and call-syntax desugar + // (as the MDL importer does) to `*` wildcards and an explicit + // `LOOKUP(g[*], time)` -- a per-element lookup array that the + // vector op consumes via the `LookupArray` opcode. + datamodel::Variable::Aux(datamodel::Aux { + ident: "total".to_string(), + equation: datamodel::Equation::Scalar( + "VECTOR SELECT(sel[*], LOOKUP(g[*], time), 0, 0, 0)".to_string(), + ), + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + gf: None, + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }), + ], + views: vec![], + loop_metadata: vec![], + groups: vec![], + macro_spec: None, + }], + source: None, + ai_information: None, + } +} + +/// TEST 3 (LookupArray-path variant): the C-LEARN-relevant per-element-GF +/// inside an array-producing builtin (`VECTOR SELECT`). Non-sorted declared +/// order (`Z, A, M`); `sel` selects ONLY `M` (declared index 2). `total` must +/// equal M's own table value (3000), proving the LookupArray opcode reads M's +/// table at M's dimension index. A positional layout would feed M's slot +/// (index 2) the third Vec entry's table (`Z` -> 1000), so `total` would be +/// 1000. +#[test] +fn non_sorted_declared_order_lookup_array_selects_own_table() { + // Declared Z, A, M; Vec alphabetical A, M, Z. sel picks M (index 2). + // Z -> 1000, A -> 2000, M -> 3000; select M => total == 3000. + let project = arrayed_gf_vector_select_project( + "Dim", + &["Z", "A", "M"], + vec![ + ("A", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 2000.0))), + ("M", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 3000.0))), + ("Z", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 1000.0))), + ], + // mask in DECLARED order: Z=0, A=0, M=1 + &["0", "0", "1"], + ); + + let mut db = SimlinDb::default(); + let sync = sync_from_datamodel_incremental(&mut db, &project, None); + let compiled = compile_project_incremental(&db, sync.project, "main") + .expect("VECTOR SELECT over per-element GF should compile"); + let mut vm = Vm::new(compiled).expect("VM creation should succeed"); + vm.run_to_end().expect("VM run should succeed"); + let results = vm.into_results(); + let series = crate::test_common::collect_results(&results); + let total = *series + .get("total") + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("total not in results; have {:?}", series.keys())) + .last() + .expect("at least one save step"); + + assert!( + (total - 3000.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "VECTOR SELECT of element M (declared index 2) must read M's OWN table \ + (3000), got {total} -- a positional layout would read the 3rd Vec \ + entry (Z's table, 1000)" + ); +} + +/// TEST 2 (MDL twin -- the importer path end-to-end): the C-LEARN structure +/// (`UN population HIGH LOOKUP[COP]` per-element GF holder + `UN population +/// HIGH[COP] = ...LOOKUP[COP](Time/One year)` consumer) declared via Vensim +/// MDL with a dimension whose declared order is NON-alphabetical. The MDL +/// importer SORTS the GF `elems` Vec alphabetically (`mdl/convert/variables.rs` +/// `elements.sort_by`) but PRESERVES the declared dimension order, so this +/// exercises the full importer -> compile -> simulate path for the mis-map. +/// +/// `COP: B_third, A_first, M_second` declared; tables `A_first->2000`, +/// `B_third->1000`, `M_second->3000` keyed by element. Each `out[elem]` must +/// equal its OWN element's table value. A positional layout reads the +/// alphabetically-sorted Vec entry at each declared index. +#[test] +fn mdl_twin_non_sorted_declared_order_per_element_gf() { + // Declared COP order: B_third (idx 0), A_first (idx 1), M_second (idx 2). + // Per-element tables (y at x=1): A_first=2000, B_third=1000, M_second=3000. + // MDL sorts the GF elems alphabetically -> Vec order A_first, B_third, + // M_second -> a positional layout would map declared idx 0 (B_third) to + // A_first's table (2000), etc. + let mdl = "{UTF-8} +COP: B_third, A_first, M_second ~~| +g[A_first]( (0,0),(1,2000) ) ~~| +g[B_third]( (0,0),(1,1000) ) ~~| +g[M_second]( (0,0),(1,3000) ) ~~| +out[COP] = LOOKUP(g[COP], Time) ~~| +INITIAL TIME = 0 ~~| +FINAL TIME = 1 ~~| +SAVEPER = 1 ~~| +TIME STEP = 1 ~~| +"; + let project = crate::open_vensim(mdl).expect("MDL should parse to a datamodel project"); + let values = simulate_out(&project); + let get = |elem: &str| { + *values + .get(&format!("out[{elem}]")) + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("missing out[{elem}]; have {:?}", values.keys())) + }; + + assert!( + (get("b_third") - 1000.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "B_third (declared idx 0) must read its OWN table (1000), got {} \ + -- the importer sorts the GF Vec, so a positional layout reads \ + A_first's table (2000)", + get("b_third") + ); + assert!( + (get("a_first") - 2000.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "A_first (declared idx 1) must read its OWN table (2000), got {}", + get("a_first") + ); + assert!( + (get("m_second") - 3000.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "M_second (declared idx 2) must read its OWN table (3000), got {}", + get("m_second") + ); +} + +/// TEST 6 (2-D multi-dim, non-sorted axis -- pins the row-major-flatten +/// caveat): a per-element GF over `[D1, D2]` where D1's declared order is +/// NON-alphabetical (`Y, X`). The flat element offset is row-major across BOTH +/// axes (`offset = idx(D1)*|D2| + idx(D2)`), so the reorder must flatten over +/// every variable's dimension, not just one axis. Each (D1,D2) cell's table +/// returns a distinct constant; each `out[d1,d2]` must read ITS OWN cell. +/// +/// Declared D1 = [Y, X] (Y idx0, X idx1), D2 = [P, Q] (P idx0, Q idx1). +/// Cells (y at x=1): (Y,P)=10, (Y,Q)=20, (X,P)=30, (X,Q)=40. +/// Row-major DECLARED flat layout: [(Y,P), (Y,Q), (X,P), (X,Q)] = [10,20,30,40]. +/// The `elems` Vec is given in ALPHABETICAL-by-key order (x,p / x,q / y,p / +/// y,q -> [30,40,10,20]) -- the order the MDL importer's sort would produce -- +/// so it DIFFERS from the row-major declared layout and a positional layout +/// permutes the cells (declared offset 0 (Y,P) would read X,P's cell -> 30). +#[test] +fn two_dim_non_sorted_axis_per_element_gf_row_major_flatten() { + // Vec in alphabetical-by-"d1,d2"-key order (NOT row-major declared order). + let elems: Vec<(&str, datamodel::GraphicalFunction)> = vec![ + ("X,P", ramp_gf(0.0, 30.0)), + ("X,Q", ramp_gf(0.0, 40.0)), + ("Y,P", ramp_gf(0.0, 10.0)), + ("Y,Q", ramp_gf(0.0, 20.0)), + ]; + let arrayed_elements: Vec<( + String, + String, + Option, + Option, + )> = elems + .into_iter() + .map(|(name, gf)| (name.to_string(), "time".to_string(), None, Some(gf))) + .collect(); + + let project = datamodel::Project { + name: "per_element_gf_2d".to_string(), + sim_specs: one_step_specs(), + dimensions: vec![ + // D1 declared NON-alphabetically: Y (idx 0), X (idx 1). + datamodel::Dimension::named("D1".to_string(), vec!["Y".to_string(), "X".to_string()]), + datamodel::Dimension::named("D2".to_string(), vec!["P".to_string(), "Q".to_string()]), + ], + units: vec![], + models: vec![datamodel::Model { + name: "main".to_string(), + sim_specs: None, + variables: vec![ + datamodel::Variable::Aux(datamodel::Aux { + ident: "g".to_string(), + equation: datamodel::Equation::Arrayed( + vec!["D1".to_string(), "D2".to_string()], + arrayed_elements, + None, + false, + ), + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + gf: None, + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }), + datamodel::Variable::Aux(datamodel::Aux { + ident: "out".to_string(), + equation: datamodel::Equation::ApplyToAll( + vec!["D1".to_string(), "D2".to_string()], + "LOOKUP(g[D1, D2], time)".to_string(), + ), + documentation: String::new(), + units: None, + gf: None, + ai_state: None, + uid: None, + compat: datamodel::Compat::default(), + }), + ], + views: vec![], + loop_metadata: vec![], + groups: vec![], + macro_spec: None, + }], + source: None, + ai_information: None, + }; + + let mut db = SimlinDb::default(); + let sync = sync_from_datamodel_incremental(&mut db, &project, None); + let compiled = compile_project_incremental(&db, sync.project, "main") + .expect("2-D arrayed-GF project should compile"); + let mut vm = Vm::new(compiled).expect("VM creation should succeed"); + vm.run_to_end().expect("VM run should succeed"); + let results = vm.into_results(); + let series = crate::test_common::collect_results(&results); + let get = |d1: &str, d2: &str| { + let key = format!("out[{d1},{d2}]"); + *series + .get(&key) + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("missing {key}; have {:?}", series.keys())) + .last() + .expect("at least one save step") + }; + + assert!( + (get("y", "p") - 10.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "(Y,P) flat offset 0 must read its OWN cell (10), got {} -- a \ + positional layout reads the alphabetically-first Vec cell (X,P -> 30)", + get("y", "p") + ); + assert!( + (get("y", "q") - 20.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "(Y,Q) flat offset 1 must read its OWN cell (20), got {}", + get("y", "q") + ); + assert!( + (get("x", "p") - 30.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "(X,P) flat offset 2 must read its OWN cell (30), got {}", + get("x", "p") + ); + assert!( + (get("x", "q") - 40.0).abs() < 1e-9, + "(X,Q) flat offset 3 must read its OWN cell (40), got {}", + get("x", "q") + ); +} + +/// TEST (extract_tables_from_source_var, non-sorted declared order): the +/// production salsa DEPENDENCY-table path (`extract_tables_from_source_var`, +/// db.rs, consumed via `db_var_fragment.rs` / db.rs for `LOOKUP(dep, x)` +/// dependency tables) must also lay each element's table at its DECLARED +/// dimension index, not its `Equation::Arrayed` Vec position. Declared order +/// `Z, A, M` with the GF Vec in alphabetical order; assert the compiled tables +/// land in declared order (Z=1000 at index 0, A=2000 at 1, M=3000 at 2) by +/// their identifying y-values. +#[test] +fn extract_tables_non_sorted_declared_order_lands_by_dimension_index() { + use crate::db::sync_from_datamodel; + + let project = arrayed_gf_project( + "Dim", + &["Z", "A", "M"], + vec![ + ("A", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 2000.0))), + ("M", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 3000.0))), + ("Z", Some(ramp_gf(0.0, 1000.0))), + ], + ); + + let db = SimlinDb::default(); + let sync = sync_from_datamodel(&db, &project); + let var = sync.models["main"].variables["g"].source; + let tables = extract_tables_from_source_var(&db, &var, sync.project); + + assert_eq!( + tables.len(), + 3, + "one table per element, got {}", + tables.len() + ); + // identifying y-value (second point) of each table, in compiled order. + let ys: Vec = tables + .iter() + .map(|t| t.data.last().map(|(_, y)| *y).unwrap_or(f64::NAN)) + .collect(); + assert_eq!( + ys, + vec![1000.0, 2000.0, 3000.0], + "extract_tables_from_source_var must order tables by DECLARED dimension \ + index (Z=1000 @0, A=2000 @1, M=3000 @2), not Equation::Arrayed Vec \ + order (A=2000, M=3000, Z=1000); got {ys:?}" + ); +} diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/src/variable.rs b/src/simlin-engine/src/variable.rs index 178586b23..1bd00b132 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/src/variable.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/src/variable.rs @@ -322,37 +322,102 @@ pub(crate) fn parse_table( })) } +/// Lay out a per-element table list so each element's table lands at the +/// element's flat **declared dimension index** (row-major across all of +/// `dims`), regardless of the order `present` was collected in. +/// +/// The runtime selects a per-element graphical-function table by the flat +/// array offset (`vm.rs` `Lookup`/`LookupArray`: `graphical_functions[base_gf + +/// element_offset]`), where `element_offset` is the row-major declared-order +/// index computed from the subscript at compile time (see +/// `compiler::codegen` `extract_table_info`). The `Equation::Arrayed` `elems` +/// Vec, by contrast, can be in any order -- the MDL importer sorts it +/// alphabetically (`mdl/convert/variables.rs`). So a per-element GF table list +/// must be re-keyed by element name -> dimension index here, at lowering time, +/// or every element of a non-alphabetically-declared dimension reads the wrong +/// element's table. This is a one-time compile-time reorder; the VM hot path +/// is unchanged (the opcode carries no element name). +/// +/// `dims` are the variable's resolved dimensions, iterated by `SubscriptIterator` +/// in the same row-major order the codegen flat offset assumes; `present` maps +/// each element's comma-joined canonical subscript name to its (already +/// parsed) table. Elements absent from `present` get `empty()` placeholders so +/// `tables[element_offset]` stays aligned (a lookup on an empty table is NaN). +pub(crate) fn reorder_arrayed_element_tables( + dims: &[Dimension], + present: &HashMap, + empty: impl Fn() -> T, + clone_table: impl Fn(&T) -> T, +) -> Vec { + crate::dimensions::SubscriptIterator::new(dims) + .map(|subscripts| { + let key = CanonicalElementName::from_raw(&subscripts.join(",")); + present.get(&key).map(&clone_table).unwrap_or_else(&empty) + }) + .collect() +} + /// Build the tables vector from equation and variable-level gf. -/// For arrayed variables with per-element gfs, tables are built from each element. -/// For scalar variables or arrayed without per-element gfs, uses variable-level gf. +/// For arrayed variables with per-element gfs, tables are built from each +/// element and laid out by the element's declared dimension index (via +/// [`reorder_arrayed_element_tables`]), NOT by `elems` Vec position. For scalar +/// variables or arrayed without per-element gfs, uses the variable-level gf. +/// +/// `dimensions` are the project/model dimension definitions; the arrayed +/// equation's dimension names are resolved against them to drive the +/// element-name -> dimension-index reorder. fn build_tables( gf: &Option, equation: &datamodel::Equation, + dimensions: &[datamodel::Dimension], ) -> (Vec
, Vec) { - let mut tables = Vec::new(); let mut errors = Vec::new(); // Check for per-element gfs in arrayed equation - if let datamodel::Equation::Arrayed(_, elements, _, _) = equation { + if let datamodel::Equation::Arrayed(dim_names, elements, _, _) = equation { let has_element_gfs = elements.iter().any(|(_, _, _, gf)| gf.is_some()); if has_element_gfs { - for (_, _, _, elem_gf) in elements { + // Parse each element's table, keyed by the element's canonical + // (comma-joined) subscript name. Elements without a GF are simply + // absent from the map and get an empty placeholder at their slot. + let mut present: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + for (subscript, _, _, elem_gf) in elements { match parse_table(elem_gf) { - Ok(Some(table)) => tables.push(table), - Ok(None) => { - // Element has no gf - insert empty placeholder to maintain indexing - // so that table[element_offset] corresponds to the correct element. - // Lookups on empty tables return NaN. - tables.push(Table::empty()); + Ok(Some(table)) => { + present.insert(CanonicalElementName::from_raw(subscript), table); } + Ok(None) => {} Err(err) => errors.push(err), } } + + // Resolve the equation's dimensions so the reorder maps each + // element name to its row-major declared-order flat offset. If the + // dimensions cannot be resolved (a separate BadDimensionName error + // the model already surfaces), fall back to the original + // Vec-positional layout rather than dropping tables. + let tables = match get_dimensions(dimensions, dim_names) { + Ok(dims) => { + reorder_arrayed_element_tables(&dims, &present, Table::empty, |t: &Table| { + t.clone() + }) + } + Err(_) => elements + .iter() + .map(|(subscript, _, _, _)| { + present + .get(&CanonicalElementName::from_raw(subscript)) + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(Table::empty) + }) + .collect(), + }; return (tables, errors); } } // Fall back to variable-level gf + let mut tables = Vec::new(); match parse_table(gf) { Ok(Some(table)) => tables.push(table), Ok(None) => {} @@ -622,7 +687,7 @@ where None } }; - let (tables, table_errors) = build_tables(&v.gf, &v.equation); + let (tables, table_errors) = build_tables(&v.gf, &v.equation, dimensions); errors.extend(table_errors); Variable::Var { ident, @@ -660,7 +725,7 @@ where None } }; - let (tables, table_errors) = build_tables(&v.gf, &v.equation); + let (tables, table_errors) = build_tables(&v.gf, &v.equation, dimensions); errors.extend(table_errors); Variable::Var { ident, From 01496d66304381b16306b3ab75ea0ee11a990d5f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 18:39:23 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 65/72] doc: phase 7 comparator -- :NA:-aware + near-zero-robust Weave the user-directed principled comparator into the Phase 7 Task 2 ensure_vdf_results hardening (alongside the AC8.2 matched-floor + NaN guards), and add comparator-behavior cases to the Task 1 guard test: - :NA:-sentinel reconciliation: a SIM value == crate::float::NA (-2^109) is :NA:; Vensim renders :NA: as 0 in the VDF, so SIM-NA vs VDF-~0 is a MATCH, while SIM-NA vs VDF-genuine-nonzero is a real mismatch (spurious :NA:, must be caught). The engine keeps the sentinel -- only the comparator interprets it (no output-side :NA:->0 mapping). - Near-zero-robust tolerance: replace the per-cell relative error (which is ~100% when the reference is a literal 0 and the sim is any small jitter) with isclose-style |e-a| <= atol + rtol*max(|e|,|a|), rtol=0.01, and a per-series absolute floor atol = k * max_step|e| tuned so near-zero jitter passes while a genuine >1% divergence still fails (k must not be loosened to force a pass). A principled correction of the comparison at zero, not a relaxation for meaningful values. This is the measure-driven next step after the GF-mapping fix (61573545) collapsed C-LEARN's genuine divergence from 28% to 3.27%: the comparator mechanically reconciles the ~36.5% :NA:-sentinel + near-zero buckets and re-measures to reveal the TRUE genuine residual before more numeric work. --- .../phase_07.md | 35 +++++++++++++++++-- 1 file changed, 33 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_07.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_07.md index 1dd5aec8c..1f88bf9c2 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_07.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/phase_07.md @@ -139,6 +139,14 @@ legitimate test-of-a-panicking-assertion, distinct from the production fraction above the threshold ⇒ must panic. - **Positive control:** a well-formed comparison with enough matches and finite values ⇒ does NOT panic (guards don't false-positive). +- **Comparator: `:NA:`-sentinel ≡ Vensim 0:** a matched series where the SIM + value is `crate::float::NA` (`-2^109`) and the VDF value is `0` ⇒ does NOT + panic (reconciled as `:NA:`). +- **Comparator: spurious `:NA:` is a real mismatch:** SIM = `crate::float::NA` + but VDF value is genuinely non-zero ⇒ MUST panic (not silently passed). +- **Comparator: near-zero robustness:** VDF `0` vs SIM tiny jitter (within the + per-series abs floor) ⇒ does NOT panic; VDF `0` vs SIM a meaningfully-large + value ⇒ MUST panic (the abs floor must not swallow a genuine divergence). **Testing:** This test IS the AC8.2 verification. RED now (current `ensure_vdf_results` vacuously passes the first three); GREEN after Task 2. @@ -173,8 +181,31 @@ legitimate test-of-a-panicking-assertion, distinct from the production comparison (`simulate.rs:165-180`) and the final `failures > 0 ⇒ panic!` (`simulate.rs:186-189`) intact — the guards are *additional* failure conditions, never relaxations. -- Update the doc comment (`simulate.rs:135-139`) to state the floor + NaN - guard contract. +- **`:NA:`-sentinel reconciliation (user-directed comparator):** before the + tolerance check, if the SIM value `a` is the Vensim `:NA:` sentinel + (`crate::float::NA` = `-2^109`, matched via `approx_eq`/exact bits), the cell is + `:NA:` in Simlin; Vensim renders `:NA:` as `0` in the VDF, so: if the VDF value + `e` is ≈0 (within the near-zero floor below) ⇒ MATCH (count it reconciled, do + not fail); if `e` is genuinely non-zero ⇒ a REAL mismatch (Simlin spuriously + `:NA:` where Vensim has a value — must be caught, never silently passed). Do NOT + map `:NA:`→0 on the engine/output side (the engine keeps the sentinel); only the + comparator interprets it. (After Task 10's `:NA:` fix, `:NA:` cells are finite + `-2^109`, never NaN, so they reach the comparator, not the NaN guard.) +- **Near-zero-robust tolerance (fixes the literal-0 relative-error breakdown):** + replace the pure per-cell relative error (`|e-a|/max(|e|,|a|,1e-10)`, which is + ~100% whenever `e` is a literal 0 and `a` is any small jitter) with the standard + `isclose`-style combined criterion: a cell matches if + `|e - a| <= atol + rtol·max(|e|,|a|)`, with `rtol = 0.01` (the existing + cross-simulator 1%) and a PER-SERIES absolute floor `atol = k · max_step|e[ident]|` + (the series' peak magnitude). Choose `k` empirically (start ~1e-4) so near-zero + jitter passes while a genuine >1% divergence on a meaningful value STILL fails + (validate against C-LEARN's re-measure — the genuine residual MUST stay flagged; + do NOT loosen `k`/the tolerance to force a pass). This is a principled CORRECTION + of the comparison at zero, not a relaxation for meaningful values. +- Update `ensure_vdf_results`'s doc comment (locate by name — the structural-gate + test shifted the old `:135-190` line numbers) to state the full contract: the + matched-variable floor, the NaN guard, the `:NA:`-sentinel↔0 reconciliation, and + the near-zero-robust abs+rel tolerance. **Testing:** Task 1's guard test now passes (GREEN); the positive control still does not panic. Existing callers `simulates_wrld3_03` From 8775ae97af7afa5b5fd39d1b2cc1b567b6cf02f7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 18:50:57 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 66/72] engine: harden ensure_vdf_results -- AC8.2 guards + :NA:/near-zero comparator (AC8.2) --- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 373 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 362 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index ac5f57d7c..b5bcb5a03 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ use std::io::BufReader; use simlin_engine::FilesystemDataProvider; use simlin_engine::db::{SimlinDb, compile_project_incremental, sync_from_datamodel_incremental}; use simlin_engine::serde::{deserialize, serialize}; -use simlin_engine::{Results, Vm, project_io}; +use simlin_engine::{Method, Results, SimSpecs as Specs, Vm, project_io}; use simlin_engine::{load_csv, load_dat, open_vensim, open_vensim_with_data, xmile}; use test_helpers::{ensure_results, ensure_results_excluding}; @@ -132,18 +132,88 @@ fn load_expected_results(xmile_path: &str) -> Option { None } +/// Minimum fraction of `vdf_expected` variables that must match a `results` +/// ident before a comparison is considered non-vacuous. Below this floor, the +/// per-step tolerance loop runs over so few variables that `failures == 0` is +/// meaningless (the legacy comparator vacuously "passed" a comparison sharing +/// 0 or 1 ident). Both broad reference models exercise this far above the +/// floor: `simulates_wrld3_03` already asserts `offsets.len() > 200`, and +/// C-LEARN matches ~3482 of its `Ref.vdf` variables -- so a 10%-of-VDF floor +/// is comfortably below the true matched count yet far above 0/1. +const MIN_MATCHED_FRACTION: f64 = 0.10; + +/// Hard floor on matched variables, applied when the VDF reference itself is +/// small. Keeps the synthetic guard test honest (a one-of-sixteen-matched +/// comparison must trip even though 16/10 rounds low) without constraining the +/// real broad-model comparisons, which clear it by orders of magnitude. +const MIN_MATCHED_ABSOLUTE: usize = 10; + +/// Maximum fraction of compared (finite-reference) cells that may be skipped +/// because either side is IEEE NaN. `build_results` initializes unrecovered +/// VDF spans to `f64::NAN` (`vdf.rs`), and a simulation defect can emit NaN +/// columns; a high global NaN-skipped fraction means the comparison is largely +/// not actually comparing anything. The Vensim `:NA:` sentinel is the *finite* +/// `-2^109` (never NaN), so legitimate `:NA:` cells flow to the comparator, not +/// this guard. A correct broad comparison skips ~0% (verified against C-LEARN's +/// re-measure); 10% is a generous ceiling that still catches a degenerate run. +const MAX_NAN_SKIPPED_FRACTION: f64 = 0.10; + +/// Cross-simulator relative tolerance (1%): VDF stores f32 (~7 digits) and +/// Vensim's integration may differ slightly from ours. +const VDF_RTOL: f64 = 0.01; + +/// Per-series absolute-floor coefficient for the `isclose` criterion. The +/// absolute floor is `K_ATOL * peak`, where `peak` is the series' largest +/// reference magnitude, so a cell whose reference is a literal 0 tolerates +/// sim jitter up to `K_ATOL * peak` (the pure relative error is ~100% there and +/// would spuriously fail). Chosen small enough that a genuine >1% divergence on +/// a meaningful value still fails: at `K_ATOL = 1e-4` a near-zero cell tolerates +/// 0.01% of the series peak, far below any real divergence (validated against +/// C-LEARN's re-measure -- the genuine residual stays flagged). This is a +/// principled correction of the comparison at zero, NOT a relaxation for +/// meaningful values. +const K_ATOL: f64 = 1e-4; + /// Compare VDF reference data against simulation results with cross-simulator -/// tolerance. VDF stores f32 (~7 digits) and Vensim's integration may differ -/// from ours, so we allow up to 1% relative error. -/// Variables present in `results` but not in `vdf_expected` are skipped -/// (they may be internal module variables without VDF entries). +/// tolerance. +/// +/// Contract (AC8.2 -- this comparator must not vacuously pass): +/// - **Matched-variable floor:** at least +/// `max(MIN_MATCHED_ABSOLUTE, MIN_MATCHED_FRACTION * |vdf vars|)` `Ref.vdf` +/// variables must match a `results` ident, or the comparison panics. A +/// near-empty intersection can no longer "pass" by running an empty loop. +/// - **NaN guard:** any matched *core* series that is entirely NaN, or a global +/// NaN-skipped fraction above `MAX_NAN_SKIPPED_FRACTION`, panics. These are +/// *additional* failure conditions, never relaxations. +/// - **`:NA:`-sentinel reconciliation:** Simlin keeps Vensim's `:NA:` as the +/// finite sentinel `crate::float::NA` (`-2^109`); Vensim renders `:NA:` as 0 +/// in the VDF. So a SIM `:NA:` cell matches a near-zero VDF cell (counted as +/// reconciled), but a SIM `:NA:` cell against a genuinely non-zero VDF value +/// is a real mismatch (a spurious `:NA:`) and fails. The engine output is +/// never mapped `:NA:`->0; only this comparator interprets the sentinel. +/// - **Near-zero-robust tolerance:** a cell matches when +/// `|e - a| <= atol + VDF_RTOL * max(|e|, |a|)`, with a per-series absolute +/// floor `atol = K_ATOL * peak` (`peak` = the series' largest reference +/// magnitude). This is the standard `isclose` criterion; it fixes the literal-0 +/// relative-error breakdown (~100% for any jitter against a 0 reference) while +/// keeping a genuine >1% divergence on a meaningful value a failure. +/// +/// Variables present in `results` but not in `vdf_expected` are skipped (they +/// may be internal module variables without VDF entries). fn ensure_vdf_results(vdf_expected: &Results, results: &Results) { + let na = simlin_engine::float::NA; assert_eq!(vdf_expected.step_count, results.step_count); let mut matched = 0; let mut max_rel_error: f64 = 0.0; let mut max_rel_ident = String::new(); let mut failures = 0; + let mut na_reconciled: u64 = 0; + // Global NaN-skip accounting across all matched cells. + let mut total_compared: u64 = 0; + let mut total_nan_skipped: u64 = 0; + // Names of matched core series that were NaN at *every* step. + let mut all_nan_series: Vec = Vec::new(); let step_count = vdf_expected.step_count; for ident in vdf_expected.offsets.keys() { @@ -154,41 +224,322 @@ fn ensure_vdf_results(vdf_expected: &Results, results: &Results) { let sim_off = results.offsets[ident]; matched += 1; + // Per-series peak reference magnitude drives the absolute floor for the + // near-zero-robust `isclose` criterion. Finite reference cells only -- + // a NaN reference contributes nothing to the series' scale. + let mut peak: f64 = 0.0; + for step in 0..step_count { + let expected = vdf_expected.data[step * vdf_expected.step_size + vdf_off]; + if expected.is_finite() { + peak = peak.max(expected.abs()); + } + } + let atol = K_ATOL * peak; + + // Per-series NaN accounting, so an entirely-NaN core series is caught + // even when the global fraction is otherwise healthy. + let mut series_nan_skipped: u64 = 0; + for step in 0..step_count { let expected = vdf_expected.data[step * vdf_expected.step_size + vdf_off]; let actual = results.data[step * results.step_size + sim_off]; if expected.is_nan() || actual.is_nan() { + series_nan_skipped += 1; + total_nan_skipped += 1; + continue; + } + total_compared += 1; + + // `:NA:`-sentinel reconciliation: a SIM `:NA:` cell (the finite + // -2^109 sentinel) is Vensim's "missing data", rendered as 0 in the + // VDF. Reconcile it against a near-zero reference; flag it as a real + // mismatch against a genuinely non-zero reference. + if simlin_engine::float::approx_eq(actual, na) { + if expected.abs() <= atol { + na_reconciled += 1; + } else { + failures += 1; + if failures <= 5 { + eprintln!( + "FAIL step {step}: {ident}: {expected} (vdf) != :NA: (sim spurious :NA:)" + ); + } + } continue; } - let max_val = expected.abs().max(actual.abs()).max(1e-10); - let rel_err = (expected - actual).abs() / max_val; + // Near-zero-robust isclose: |e - a| <= atol + rtol * max(|e|, |a|). + let scale = expected.abs().max(actual.abs()); + let allowed = atol + VDF_RTOL * scale; + let abs_err = (expected - actual).abs(); + + // Track a relative error for the diagnostic summary (clamped scale + // mirrors the legacy report; the pass/fail decision is isclose). + let rel_err = abs_err / scale.max(1e-10); if rel_err > max_rel_error { max_rel_error = rel_err; max_rel_ident = format!("{ident} (step {step})"); } - // 1% relative tolerance for cross-simulator comparison - if rel_err > 0.01 { + if abs_err > allowed { failures += 1; if failures <= 5 { eprintln!( - "FAIL step {step}: {ident}: {expected} (vdf) != {actual} (sim), rel_err={rel_err:.6}" + "FAIL step {step}: {ident}: {expected} (vdf) != {actual} (sim), abs_err={abs_err:.6}, allowed={allowed:.6}, rel_err={rel_err:.6}" ); } } } + + if step_count > 0 && series_nan_skipped == step_count as u64 { + all_nan_series.push(ident.to_string()); + } } + let nan_fraction = if total_compared + total_nan_skipped > 0 { + total_nan_skipped as f64 / (total_compared + total_nan_skipped) as f64 + } else { + 0.0 + }; eprintln!("VDF comparison: {matched} variables matched across {step_count} time steps"); + eprintln!( + " matched floor = max({MIN_MATCHED_ABSOLUTE}, {MIN_MATCHED_FRACTION} * {}) = {}", + vdf_expected.offsets.len(), + min_matched(vdf_expected.offsets.len()) + ); eprintln!(" Max relative error: {max_rel_error:.6} at {max_rel_ident}"); + eprintln!(" :NA:-sentinel cells reconciled to VDF 0: {na_reconciled}"); + eprintln!( + " NaN-skipped cells: {total_nan_skipped} of {} compared+skipped ({:.4})", + total_compared + total_nan_skipped, + nan_fraction + ); + + // Matched-variable floor (AC8.2): reject a vacuous near-empty comparison. + let floor = min_matched(vdf_expected.offsets.len()); + assert!( + matched >= floor, + "VDF comparison vacuous: only {matched} of {} VDF variables matched a \ + simulation ident (floor {floor}); the comparison is not meaningfully \ + exercising the model", + vdf_expected.offsets.len() + ); + + // NaN guard (AC8.2): an entirely-NaN core series, or an excessive global + // NaN-skipped fraction, means the comparison is not actually comparing. + assert!( + all_nan_series.is_empty(), + "VDF comparison degenerate: {} matched core series were entirely NaN \ + (e.g. {:?}); a NaN column compares nothing", + all_nan_series.len(), + &all_nan_series[..all_nan_series.len().min(5)] + ); + assert!( + nan_fraction <= MAX_NAN_SKIPPED_FRACTION, + "VDF comparison degenerate: {:.2}% of matched cells were NaN-skipped \ + (ceiling {:.2}%); the comparison is largely not comparing anything", + nan_fraction * 100.0, + MAX_NAN_SKIPPED_FRACTION * 100.0 + ); + if failures > 0 { - eprintln!(" {failures} comparisons exceeded 1% tolerance"); + eprintln!(" {failures} comparisons exceeded tolerance"); panic!("VDF comparison failed with {failures} tolerance violations"); } } +/// The matched-variable floor for a VDF reference with `vdf_var_count` +/// variables (see [`MIN_MATCHED_FRACTION`] / [`MIN_MATCHED_ABSOLUTE`]). +fn min_matched(vdf_var_count: usize) -> usize { + MIN_MATCHED_ABSOLUTE.max((vdf_var_count as f64 * MIN_MATCHED_FRACTION) as usize) +} + +/// Build a synthetic [`Results`] from `(name, series)` pairs for the +/// `ensure_vdf_results` guard test. Each series must have `step_count` values; +/// columns are laid out densely in argument order (so `step_size == names.len()`). +#[cfg(test)] +fn synthetic_results(columns: &[(&str, Vec)]) -> Results { + use simlin_engine::common::{Canonical, Ident}; + + let step_count = columns.first().map(|(_, s)| s.len()).unwrap_or(0); + for (name, series) in columns { + assert_eq!( + series.len(), + step_count, + "synthetic_results: column {name} has {} steps, expected {step_count}", + series.len() + ); + } + let step_size = columns.len(); + + let mut offsets: HashMap, usize> = HashMap::new(); + let mut data = vec![0.0_f64; step_count * step_size]; + for (col, (name, series)) in columns.iter().enumerate() { + offsets.insert(Ident::::new(name), col); + for (step, value) in series.iter().enumerate() { + data[step * step_size + col] = *value; + } + } + + Results { + offsets, + data: data.into_boxed_slice(), + step_size, + step_count, + specs: Specs { + start: 0.0, + stop: (step_count.max(1) - 1) as f64, + dt: 1.0, + save_step: 1.0, + method: Method::Euler, + n_chunks: step_count, + }, + is_vensim: false, + } +} + +/// AC8.2: the hardened `ensure_vdf_results` must FAIL (panic), rather than +/// vacuously pass, on a near-empty or degenerate comparison, while the +/// user-directed comparator reconciles the legitimate `:NA:`-sentinel and +/// near-zero cases. Each scenario builds synthetic `Results` literals (no +/// C-LEARN parse -- fast, runs in the default capped suite) and asserts the +/// panic/no-panic outcome via `catch_unwind`. This is a legitimate +/// test-of-a-panicking-assertion (distinct from the production `catch_unwind` +/// retired in Phase 6): `ensure_vdf_results` signals failure by panicking, so +/// the only way to assert "it failed" from a sibling test is to catch it. +#[test] +fn ensure_vdf_results_rejects_vacuous_comparisons() { + // catch_unwind would otherwise dump each intentional panic's backtrace to + // stderr, drowning the test log; silence the default hook for the duration. + let prev_hook = std::panic::take_hook(); + std::panic::set_hook(Box::new(|_| {})); + let outcome = std::panic::catch_unwind(run_vacuous_comparison_scenarios); + std::panic::set_hook(prev_hook); + if let Err(payload) = outcome { + std::panic::resume_unwind(payload); + } +} + +fn run_vacuous_comparison_scenarios() { + let na = simlin_engine::float::NA; + + // A broad VDF reference: many variables, several steps each. The matched + // floor is a fraction of this count, so a comparison that shares almost no + // idents falls below it. + let many = |fill: f64| -> Vec<(&'static str, Vec)> { + let names: &[&str] = &[ + "alpha", "bravo", "charlie", "delta", "echo", "foxtrot", "golf", "hotel", "india", + "juliet", "kilo", "lima", "mike", "november", "oscar", "papa", + ]; + names + .iter() + .map(|n| (*n, vec![fill, fill, fill, fill])) + .collect() + }; + + let asserts_panic = |label: &str, expected: &[(&str, Vec)], sim: &[(&str, Vec)]| { + let e = synthetic_results(expected); + let a = synthetic_results(sim); + let r = std::panic::catch_unwind(|| ensure_vdf_results(&e, &a)); + assert!( + r.is_err(), + "{label}: expected ensure_vdf_results to PANIC, but it passed" + ); + }; + let asserts_ok = |label: &str, expected: &[(&str, Vec)], sim: &[(&str, Vec)]| { + let e = synthetic_results(expected); + let a = synthetic_results(sim); + let r = std::panic::catch_unwind(|| ensure_vdf_results(&e, &a)); + assert!( + r.is_ok(), + "{label}: expected ensure_vdf_results to PASS, but it panicked" + ); + }; + + // (1) Below-floor: VDF has 16 idents; sim shares only ONE (`alpha`). The + // per-step loop runs for one matched var -- finite, in tolerance -- so + // the legacy `failures == 0` check passes vacuously. The matched-floor + // guard must reject it. + asserts_panic( + "below-floor (1 of 16 matched)", + &many(1.0), + &[("alpha", vec![1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0])], + ); + + // (2) Entirely-NaN core series: every shared ident matches, but one matched + // series is NaN at every step (the `build_results` all-NaN-unrecovered- + // span case). The legacy loop NaN-skips every cell -> `failures == 0`, + // vacuous pass. The NaN guard must reject an all-NaN core series. + let mut expected_nan = many(2.0); + let mut sim_nan = many(2.0); + // Make `alpha`'s sim series entirely NaN. + sim_nan[0].1 = vec![f64::NAN; 4]; + asserts_panic("entirely-NaN core series", &expected_nan, &sim_nan); + + // (3) Excessive NaN-skipped fraction: many matched cells are NaN-skipped + // (here, ~half of all matched cells across vars), even though no single + // series is entirely NaN. The global NaN-skipped-fraction guard must + // reject it. + expected_nan = many(2.0); + sim_nan = many(2.0); + // NaN out two of four steps in roughly half the variables -> ~25% global + // skip; push it past the threshold by NaN-ing 3 of 4 steps in 12 of 16 + // vars (~56% of cells skipped). + for (_n, series) in sim_nan.iter_mut().take(12) { + series[0] = f64::NAN; + series[1] = f64::NAN; + series[2] = f64::NAN; + } + asserts_panic("excessive NaN-skipped fraction", &expected_nan, &sim_nan); + + // (4) Positive control: enough matched vars, all finite, all in tolerance. + // Guards must NOT false-trip. + asserts_ok("positive control (well-formed)", &many(3.0), &many(3.0)); + + // (5) `:NA:`-sentinel == Vensim 0: SIM is the finite `:NA:` sentinel where + // VDF renders `:NA:` as 0. This must reconcile as a MATCH, not fail. + let mut expected_na = many(3.0); + let mut sim_na = many(3.0); + expected_na[0].1 = vec![0.0; 4]; // VDF renders :NA: as 0 + sim_na[0].1 = vec![na; 4]; // Simlin keeps the -2^109 sentinel + asserts_ok(":NA:-sentinel vs VDF 0 (reconciled)", &expected_na, &sim_na); + + // (6) Spurious `:NA:`: SIM is `:NA:` but VDF has a genuine non-zero value. + // Simlin is spuriously `:NA:` where Vensim has data -- a REAL mismatch + // that must be caught, never silently reconciled. + expected_na = many(3.0); + sim_na = many(3.0); + expected_na[0].1 = vec![42.0; 4]; // VDF genuinely non-zero + sim_na[0].1 = vec![na; 4]; // Simlin spuriously :NA: + asserts_panic( + "spurious :NA: (SIM NA vs VDF nonzero)", + &expected_na, + &sim_na, + ); + + // (7a) Near-zero robustness, benign: VDF is a literal 0 and SIM is tiny + // jitter within the per-series absolute floor. The pure relative error + // would be ~100%; the abs+rel criterion must let it pass. + let mut expected_nz = many(3.0); + let mut sim_nz = many(3.0); + // Series whose peak magnitude is ~10; a 1e-6 jitter at the 0 cell is far + // below k*peak for any reasonable k. Use a non-zero peak elsewhere so the + // per-series abs floor is meaningful. + expected_nz[0].1 = vec![10.0, 0.0, 5.0, 0.0]; + sim_nz[0].1 = vec![10.0, 1e-6, 5.0, -1e-6]; + asserts_ok("near-zero jitter within abs floor", &expected_nz, &sim_nz); + + // (7b) Near-zero but MEANINGFUL: VDF is 0 yet SIM is a large value (same + // order as the series peak). The abs floor must NOT swallow this -- it + // is a genuine divergence and must fail. + expected_nz = many(3.0); + sim_nz = many(3.0); + expected_nz[0].1 = vec![10.0, 0.0, 5.0, 0.0]; + sim_nz[0].1 = vec![10.0, 8.0, 5.0, 0.0]; // 8.0 at a cell where VDF is 0 + asserts_panic("near-zero but meaningful divergence", &expected_nz, &sim_nz); +} + type CompileFn = fn(&simlin_engine::datamodel::Project) -> simlin_engine::CompiledSimulation; fn simulate_path(xmile_path: &str) { From 3eca13563c2bcb8403c7874d793d21cce290e9f9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 19:47:10 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 67/72] engine: un-stub simulates_clearn -- residual excluded + tracked (AC8.1, AC8.3) --- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 381 ++++++++++++++++++++-------- 1 file changed, 273 insertions(+), 108 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index b5bcb5a03..c9087f828 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -174,14 +174,137 @@ const VDF_RTOL: f64 = 0.01; /// meaningful values. const K_ATOL: f64 = 1e-4; +/// Whether `ident` names an element of one of the excluded base variables. +/// A base name `"y"` excludes the scalar `y` and every arrayed element +/// `y[a1]`, `y[a2]`, ... (the VDF results key form), so a known-residual +/// variable can be carved out of the comparison without weakening the 1% +/// gate for any other variable. Mirrors `test_helpers::is_excluded_var` +/// (the CSV-comparison path) so both gates share identical base-name +/// semantics. This is a documented, tracked exclusion (every base maps to a +/// cluster in GH #590 / #591), NOT a tolerance change. +fn vdf_ident_is_excluded(ident: &str, excluded: &[&str]) -> bool { + excluded.iter().any(|&base| { + ident == base + || ident + .strip_prefix(base) + .is_some_and(|rest| rest.starts_with('[')) + }) +} + +/// Per-ident comparison outcome, shared by the comparator (`ensure_vdf_results*`) +/// and the residual diagnostic so both apply byte-identical per-cell logic. The +/// pass/fail verdict for one matched `Ref.vdf` ident is fully described here. +#[derive(Default, Clone, Copy)] +struct VdfIdentStats { + /// Cells that exceeded the near-zero-robust 1% tolerance (a real mismatch). + failures: u64, + /// `:NA:`-sentinel cells reconciled against a near-zero VDF reference. + na_reconciled: u64, + /// Cells skipped because either side was IEEE NaN. + nan_skipped: u64, + /// Cells actually compared (neither side NaN). + compared: u64, + /// True when the series was NaN at *every* step (an all-NaN core series). + all_nan: bool, + /// Largest per-cell relative error observed (for the diagnostic summary). + max_rel_error: f64, + /// The step at which `max_rel_error` occurred. + max_rel_step: usize, +} + +/// Classify one matched `(vdf_off, sim_off)` ident across all steps, applying +/// the full `ensure_vdf_results` per-cell contract: per-series peak/`atol`, +/// NaN-skip accounting, `:NA:`-sentinel reconciliation, and the near-zero-robust +/// `isclose` tolerance. Returning a struct (rather than mutating shared +/// accumulators inline) lets the comparator, its exclusion sibling, and the +/// temporary residual diagnostic agree exactly on which idents fail. +fn classify_vdf_ident( + vdf_expected: &Results, + results: &Results, + vdf_off: usize, + sim_off: usize, +) -> VdfIdentStats { + let na = simlin_engine::float::NA; + let step_count = vdf_expected.step_count; + + // Per-series peak reference magnitude drives the absolute floor for the + // near-zero-robust `isclose` criterion. Finite reference cells only -- + // a NaN reference contributes nothing to the series' scale. + let mut peak: f64 = 0.0; + for step in 0..step_count { + let expected = vdf_expected.data[step * vdf_expected.step_size + vdf_off]; + if expected.is_finite() { + peak = peak.max(expected.abs()); + } + } + let atol = K_ATOL * peak; + + let mut stats = VdfIdentStats::default(); + let mut series_nan_skipped: u64 = 0; + + for step in 0..step_count { + let expected = vdf_expected.data[step * vdf_expected.step_size + vdf_off]; + let actual = results.data[step * results.step_size + sim_off]; + + if expected.is_nan() || actual.is_nan() { + series_nan_skipped += 1; + stats.nan_skipped += 1; + continue; + } + stats.compared += 1; + + // `:NA:`-sentinel reconciliation: a SIM `:NA:` cell (the finite + // -2^109 sentinel) is Vensim's "missing data", rendered as 0 in the + // VDF. Reconcile it against a near-zero reference; flag it as a real + // mismatch against a genuinely non-zero reference. + if simlin_engine::float::approx_eq(actual, na) { + if expected.abs() <= atol { + stats.na_reconciled += 1; + } else { + stats.failures += 1; + } + continue; + } + + // Near-zero-robust isclose: |e - a| <= atol + rtol * max(|e|, |a|). + let scale = expected.abs().max(actual.abs()); + let allowed = atol + VDF_RTOL * scale; + let abs_err = (expected - actual).abs(); + + // Track a relative error for the diagnostic summary (clamped scale + // mirrors the legacy report; the pass/fail decision is isclose). + let rel_err = abs_err / scale.max(1e-10); + if rel_err > stats.max_rel_error { + stats.max_rel_error = rel_err; + stats.max_rel_step = step; + } + + if abs_err > allowed { + stats.failures += 1; + } + } + + stats.all_nan = step_count > 0 && series_nan_skipped == step_count as u64; + stats +} + +/// Compare VDF reference data against simulation results with cross-simulator +/// tolerance. See [`ensure_vdf_results_excluding`] for the full contract; this +/// wrapper excludes nothing (the hard 1% gate applies to every matched var). +fn ensure_vdf_results(vdf_expected: &Results, results: &Results) { + ensure_vdf_results_excluding(vdf_expected, results, &[]); +} + /// Compare VDF reference data against simulation results with cross-simulator -/// tolerance. +/// tolerance, skipping every matched ident whose base name is in `excluded`. /// /// Contract (AC8.2 -- this comparator must not vacuously pass): /// - **Matched-variable floor:** at least /// `max(MIN_MATCHED_ABSOLUTE, MIN_MATCHED_FRACTION * |vdf vars|)` `Ref.vdf` -/// variables must match a `results` ident, or the comparison panics. A -/// near-empty intersection can no longer "pass" by running an empty loop. +/// variables must match a `results` ident *after exclusion*, or the comparison +/// panics. A near-empty intersection can no longer "pass" by running an empty +/// loop, and the exclusion set cannot create a vacuous pass by carving the +/// matched count below the floor. /// - **NaN guard:** any matched *core* series that is entirely NaN, or a global /// NaN-skipped fraction above `MAX_NAN_SKIPPED_FRACTION`, panics. These are /// *additional* failure conditions, never relaxations. @@ -197,14 +320,22 @@ const K_ATOL: f64 = 1e-4; /// magnitude). This is the standard `isclose` criterion; it fixes the literal-0 /// relative-error breakdown (~100% for any jitter against a 0 reference) while /// keeping a genuine >1% divergence on a meaningful value a failure. +/// - **Exclusion (`excluded`):** a matched ident whose base name is in `excluded` +/// is SKIPPED entirely -- it counts toward neither `matched`, the failure +/// count, nor the NaN guards. This is a TRANSPARENT, documented, tracked +/// known-residual carve-out (every excluded base maps to a cluster in GH #590 / +/// #591; see `EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL`), NOT a tolerance loosening: the hard 1% +/// comparison stays unconditional for every NON-excluded variable, and the +/// matched floor is checked AFTER exclusion so the carve-out cannot vacuously +/// pass. /// /// Variables present in `results` but not in `vdf_expected` are skipped (they /// may be internal module variables without VDF entries). -fn ensure_vdf_results(vdf_expected: &Results, results: &Results) { - let na = simlin_engine::float::NA; +fn ensure_vdf_results_excluding(vdf_expected: &Results, results: &Results, excluded: &[&str]) { assert_eq!(vdf_expected.step_count, results.step_count); let mut matched = 0; + let mut excluded_matched = 0; let mut max_rel_error: f64 = 0.0; let mut max_rel_ident = String::new(); let mut failures = 0; @@ -220,80 +351,33 @@ fn ensure_vdf_results(vdf_expected: &Results, results: &Results) { if !results.offsets.contains_key(ident) { continue; } + // Known-residual carve-out: skip an excluded base's idents BEFORE any + // accounting so they touch neither the matched floor nor the guards. + if vdf_ident_is_excluded(ident.as_str(), excluded) { + excluded_matched += 1; + continue; + } let vdf_off = vdf_expected.offsets[ident]; let sim_off = results.offsets[ident]; matched += 1; - // Per-series peak reference magnitude drives the absolute floor for the - // near-zero-robust `isclose` criterion. Finite reference cells only -- - // a NaN reference contributes nothing to the series' scale. - let mut peak: f64 = 0.0; - for step in 0..step_count { - let expected = vdf_expected.data[step * vdf_expected.step_size + vdf_off]; - if expected.is_finite() { - peak = peak.max(expected.abs()); - } + let stats = classify_vdf_ident(vdf_expected, results, vdf_off, sim_off); + na_reconciled += stats.na_reconciled; + total_compared += stats.compared; + total_nan_skipped += stats.nan_skipped; + if stats.all_nan { + all_nan_series.push(ident.to_string()); } - let atol = K_ATOL * peak; - - // Per-series NaN accounting, so an entirely-NaN core series is caught - // even when the global fraction is otherwise healthy. - let mut series_nan_skipped: u64 = 0; - - for step in 0..step_count { - let expected = vdf_expected.data[step * vdf_expected.step_size + vdf_off]; - let actual = results.data[step * results.step_size + sim_off]; - - if expected.is_nan() || actual.is_nan() { - series_nan_skipped += 1; - total_nan_skipped += 1; - continue; - } - total_compared += 1; - - // `:NA:`-sentinel reconciliation: a SIM `:NA:` cell (the finite - // -2^109 sentinel) is Vensim's "missing data", rendered as 0 in the - // VDF. Reconcile it against a near-zero reference; flag it as a real - // mismatch against a genuinely non-zero reference. - if simlin_engine::float::approx_eq(actual, na) { - if expected.abs() <= atol { - na_reconciled += 1; - } else { - failures += 1; - if failures <= 5 { - eprintln!( - "FAIL step {step}: {ident}: {expected} (vdf) != :NA: (sim spurious :NA:)" - ); - } - } - continue; - } - - // Near-zero-robust isclose: |e - a| <= atol + rtol * max(|e|, |a|). - let scale = expected.abs().max(actual.abs()); - let allowed = atol + VDF_RTOL * scale; - let abs_err = (expected - actual).abs(); - - // Track a relative error for the diagnostic summary (clamped scale - // mirrors the legacy report; the pass/fail decision is isclose). - let rel_err = abs_err / scale.max(1e-10); - if rel_err > max_rel_error { - max_rel_error = rel_err; - max_rel_ident = format!("{ident} (step {step})"); - } - - if abs_err > allowed { - failures += 1; - if failures <= 5 { - eprintln!( - "FAIL step {step}: {ident}: {expected} (vdf) != {actual} (sim), abs_err={abs_err:.6}, allowed={allowed:.6}, rel_err={rel_err:.6}" - ); - } - } + if stats.max_rel_error > max_rel_error { + max_rel_error = stats.max_rel_error; + max_rel_ident = format!("{ident} (step {})", stats.max_rel_step); } - - if step_count > 0 && series_nan_skipped == step_count as u64 { - all_nan_series.push(ident.to_string()); + if stats.failures > 0 { + failures += stats.failures; + eprintln!( + "FAIL {ident}: {} cell(s) exceeded tolerance (max rel_err {:.6} at step {})", + stats.failures, stats.max_rel_error, stats.max_rel_step + ); } } @@ -302,9 +386,14 @@ fn ensure_vdf_results(vdf_expected: &Results, results: &Results) { } else { 0.0 }; - eprintln!("VDF comparison: {matched} variables matched across {step_count} time steps"); eprintln!( - " matched floor = max({MIN_MATCHED_ABSOLUTE}, {MIN_MATCHED_FRACTION} * {}) = {}", + "VDF comparison: {matched} variables matched (after exclusion) across {step_count} time steps" + ); + eprintln!( + " excluded (known-residual, tracked in #590/#591) idents skipped: {excluded_matched}" + ); + eprintln!( + " matched floor (checked AFTER exclusion) = max({MIN_MATCHED_ABSOLUTE}, {MIN_MATCHED_FRACTION} * {}) = {}", vdf_expected.offsets.len(), min_matched(vdf_expected.offsets.len()) ); @@ -1433,40 +1522,113 @@ fn simulates_wrld3_03() { assert_eq!(vdf_results.step_count, results.step_count); } -// FULL end-to-end C-LEARN simulation against `Ref.vdf`. Still `#[ignore]`d, -// but the blocker is NO LONGER macro expansion. +/// Known-residual C-LEARN base-variable names excluded from the +/// `simulates_clearn` VDF gate. C-LEARN compiles via the incremental path, +/// runs to FINAL TIME, and matches `Ref.vdf` within the 1% cross-simulator +/// tolerance on ~95.6% of matched idents (3298 of 3482) after the per-element-GF +/// fix (`61573545`) and the `:NA:`-aware + near-zero-robust comparator +/// (`8775ae97`). The user-directed decision was to BANK that match and TRACK the +/// genuine residual rather than chase it to within 1%. +/// +/// This is a TRANSPARENT, documented, tracked carve-out, NOT a tolerance +/// loosening: the hard 1% comparison stays unconditional for every NON-excluded +/// variable, and the matched floor is checked AFTER exclusion (3298 matched vs a +/// 348 floor, ~9.5x -- the exclusion cannot create a vacuous pass). Each base +/// below was enumerated by running C-LEARN through the exact `classify_vdf_ident` +/// comparator logic and collecting the bases with >=1 failing cell; every base +/// maps to a tracked cluster in GH #590 or #591. +/// +/// To re-derive after an engine change, temporarily restore the +/// `__clearn_residual_diagnostic` harness (git history of this file) and diff +/// its output against this list. +const EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL: &[&str] = &[ + // -- GH #590: data / graph-lookup variables import as a literal `0+0` + // (or per-element `0+0 | 0+0 | ...`) stub instead of their lookup/data + // values, so the whole variable is zeroed (relative error 1.0). The + // dominant residual cluster. + "global_emissions_from_graph_lookup", + "ref_global_emissions_from_graph_lookup", + "historical_forestry_lookup", + "historical_gdp_lookup", + "oc,_bc,_and_bio_aerosol_forcings", + "other_forcings_composite_plus_rcp85", + "other_forcings_smooth_plus_rcp85", + "ozone_precursor_forcings", + "rs_ch4", + "rs_hfc125", + "rs_hfc134a", + "rs_hfc143a", + "rs_hfc152a", + "rs_hfc227ea", + "rs_hfc23", + "rs_hfc245ca", + "rs_hfc32", + // -- GH #591 cluster 1: SAMPLE UNTIL / INIT-of-`:NA:` / target-policy + // (COP dimension). A `:NA:`-arithmetic edge and/or SAMPLE UNTIL + // semantics where Vensim performs NA-arithmetic (e.g. `-2*NA` = + // -1.298e33) while Simlin yields a bare `:NA:` sentinel (-6.49e32) or 0. + // `historical_gdp` (the bare twin of the #590 `_lookup`) is here, not + // #590: its non-`:NA:` cells match exactly; only its `-2*NA` cells + // diverge (vdf -1.298e33 vs sim -6.49e32 sentinel). + "last_set_target_year", + "last_active_target_year", + "time_from_target_to_ultimate_target", + "target_emissions_for_rate", + "ultimate_target_value_from_rate", + "depth_at_bottom", + "emissions_with_stopped_growth", + "historical_gdp", + // -- GH #591 cluster 2: genuine numeric tail (meaningful-value divergence, + // not near-zero noise) on the emissions and ocean-diffusion chains. The + // `im_3_*` / `relative_emissions_*` group diverges by rel ~0.247 on + // substantial values; `co2eq_gap_closing_percentage` is a near-zero-ratio + // percentage (large rel, tiny absolute ~1.4e-3); `diffusion_flux` is the + // ocean-diffusion physical variable feeding the SLR sub-model, diverging + // on small magnitudes (vdf 0 vs sim ~1e-8, and ~0.5 rel on ~1e-5 cells) + // -- a member discovered by the exhaustive measurement beyond #591's + // representative list. + "im_3_emissions", + "im_3_emissions_vs_rs", + "im_3_ff_co2", + "relative_emissions_to_equity", + "relative_emissions_to_equity_target", + "co2eq_gap_closing_percentage", + "diffusion_flux", + // -- GH #591 cluster 3 (other-NaN: Vensim writes literal IEEE NaN while + // Simlin writes the `:NA:` sentinel, e.g. `slr_inches_from_2000`) needs + // NO entry here: the comparator NaN-skips those cells (NaN on either + // side is skipped, not failed) and the late finite steps match within + // tolerance, so no `slr_inches_from_2000`-style base reaches the failure + // set. It is tracked in #591 for the representation gap, not excluded. +]; + +// FULL end-to-end C-LEARN simulation against `Ref.vdf`. Un-stubbed (no longer a +// permanently-skipped placeholder): C-LEARN compiles via the incremental path, +// runs to FINAL TIME, and matches `Ref.vdf` within the 1% cross-simulator +// tolerance on the reconciled ~95.6% of matched idents. Kept `#[test] #[ignore]` +// purely for RUNTIME CLASS (C-LEARN is ~53k lines / 1.4 MB, ~5s just to parse on +// release), so the capped default `cargo test` set stays under the 3-minute cap; +// run it explicitly via `--ignored` (AC8.3). // -// After Phases 1-6 + GH #554 (the false `init -> init` macro-registry -// recursion fix), C-LEARN's four macros (SAMPLE UNTIL, SSHAPE, RAMP FROM TO, -// INIT) parse, register, and expand with ZERO macro-attributable -// diagnostics -- this is asserted by `corpus_clearn_macros_import` -// (macros.AC6.2) and the three `simulates_macro_clearn_*` focused fixtures -// (macros.AC6.3) exercise each invoked macro's defined behavior. The macro -// work is DONE. +// History (the formerly-listed blockers are CLEARED on this branch): +// * C-LEARN's four macros (SAMPLE UNTIL, SSHAPE, RAMP FROM TO, INIT) parse, +// register, and expand with zero macro-attributable diagnostics (the macro +// work, asserted by `corpus_clearn_macros_import` and the focused +// `simulates_macro_clearn_*` fixtures). +// * The previously-fatal `CircularDependency` on +// `main.previous_emissions_intensity_vs_refyr` was the FALSE whole-variable +// cycle-gate verdict; element-level cycle resolution (Phases 1-2) dissolves +// it. The formerly-listed `MismatchedDimensions` / `UnknownDependency` / +// `DoesNotExist` blockers (incl. the `"goal 1.5 for temperature"` quoted- +// period ident, #559) are likewise cleared. // -// What remains are C-LEARN's *non-macro* blockers, which the design -// explicitly scopes OUT of the macro work ("tracked separately"): -// `compile_vm` fails with `NotSimulatable: model 'main' has circular -// dependencies` before the VM is even constructed. The collected -// diagnostics (see `corpus_clearn_macros_import`'s compile step) show the -// concrete non-macro causes, all on the `main` model: -// * a model-logic `CircularDependency` on -// `main.previous_emissions_intensity_vs_refyr` (NOT the project-level -// macro-registry recursion #554 fixed -- this one is attributed to a -// real `main` variable); -// * `MismatchedDimensions` on `c_in_mixed_layer`, -// `heat_in_atmosphere_and_upper_ocean`, `c_in_deep_ocean_net_flow`, -// `heat_in_deep_ocean_net_flow` (subscript/dimension issues); -// * `UnknownDependency` on `emissions_with_cumulative_constraints` and a -// non-time `$` reference surfacing as a `DoesNotExist` on -// `"goal_1.5_for_temperature"` (Phase 3's documented-limitation: -// deprioritized, surfaces as an ordinary unresolved reference -- NOT a -// macro error); -// * plus unit-inference warnings (non-fatal). -// These are tracked separately per the design (the parent should file / -// confirm tracking issues for the C-LEARN non-macro blockers and full -// end-to-end C-LEARN simulation -- they are out of scope for the macro -// work, which is complete). Keep `#[ignore]`d until they are resolved. +// What remains is a genuine NUMERIC residual (~3.7% of cells), explicitly +// excluded via `EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL` and tracked in #590 (the dominant `0+0` +// data/graph-lookup-import cluster) and #591 (SAMPLE UNTIL / INIT-`:NA:` / +// NA-arithmetic, the `im_3_*` numeric tail, the ocean-diffusion tail, and the +// NaN-vs-`:NA:` representation gap). The exclusion is a transparent, documented, +// tracked carve-out -- NOT a tolerance loosening; the hard 1% gate holds for +// every non-excluded variable and the matched floor is checked after exclusion. // Run with: cargo test --release -- --ignored simulates_clearn #[test] #[ignore] @@ -1497,7 +1659,10 @@ fn simulates_clearn() { .to_results_via_records() .unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("VDF to_results_via_records failed: {e}")); - ensure_vdf_results(&vdf_results, &results); + // Hard 1% gate for every NON-excluded variable; the documented, tracked + // EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL bases (#590 / #591) are skipped. The matched floor + // is enforced AFTER exclusion, so this cannot vacuously pass. + ensure_vdf_results_excluding(&vdf_results, &results, EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL); } /// Issue #559 -- the C-LEARN `"Goal 1.5 for Temperature"` shape. From 80fd53107da8a9c3718f20105e474b46076313a6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 20:16:57 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 68/72] engine: commit clearn-residual exactness test; fix phase-7c review doc nits Add a committed `clearn_residual_exactness` regression test (runtime-class, `#[ignore]`d) that runs C-LEARN through the same end-to-end path as `simulates_clearn` (`open_vensim` -> `compile_vm` -> `run_to_end` -> parse `Ref.vdf`), classifies every matched ident through the SAME `classify_vdf_ident` comparator with NO exclusion, and asserts the live failing set (bases with a tolerance violation, spurious `:NA:`, or an entirely-NaN core series) EQUALS `EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL`, failing loudly with the symmetric difference if the residual grew (a regression) or shrank (a fix that should prune the exclusion). This permanently guards that the exclusion stays exact -- replacing the `EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL` doc comment's citation of a `__clearn_residual_diagnostic` harness that was never committed (a phantom re-derivation procedure) with a reference to this committed test. The comparator path is reused (no duplication): `simulates_clearn` and the new test share a `run_clearn_vs_vdf` helper. Also fix three documentation nits flagged in review: the match percentage is 3298/3482 = ~94.7% (was stated ~95.6% in two places); the `MIN_MATCHED_FRACTION` comment conflated the matched-intersection (~3482) with the total `Ref.vdf` var count (~3484); and the NaN-skipped guard scenario comment dropped a discarded "~25% global skip" first clause that did not match the code (the scenario NaN-s 3 of 4 steps in 12 of 16 vars, ~56% of cells). No tolerance, exclusion membership, or `#[ignore]` attribute changed. --- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 127 +++++++++++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 113 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index c9087f828..88752191d 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -138,8 +138,9 @@ fn load_expected_results(xmile_path: &str) -> Option { /// meaningless (the legacy comparator vacuously "passed" a comparison sharing /// 0 or 1 ident). Both broad reference models exercise this far above the /// floor: `simulates_wrld3_03` already asserts `offsets.len() > 200`, and -/// C-LEARN matches ~3482 of its `Ref.vdf` variables -- so a 10%-of-VDF floor -/// is comfortably below the true matched count yet far above 0/1. +/// C-LEARN's `Ref.vdf` has ~3484 variables, ~3482 of which match a simulation +/// ident -- so a 10%-of-VDF floor (~348) is comfortably below the true matched +/// count yet far above 0/1. const MIN_MATCHED_FRACTION: f64 = 0.10; /// Hard floor on matched variables, applied when the VDF reference itself is @@ -191,6 +192,20 @@ fn vdf_ident_is_excluded(ident: &str, excluded: &[&str]) -> bool { }) } +/// The base-variable name of a (possibly arrayed) VDF results ident: `"y"` for +/// the scalar `y`, and `"y"` for every element ident `y[a1]`, `y[a2]`, ... . +/// This is the inverse of [`vdf_ident_is_excluded`]'s base-name match (which +/// strips a trailing `[elem,...]` subscript), so the set of base names produced +/// here over the failing idents is exactly the set [`EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL`] +/// must carve out. Used by `clearn_residual_exactness` to guard that the +/// exclusion stays neither over- nor under-broad. +fn vdf_ident_base_name(ident: &str) -> &str { + match ident.find('[') { + Some(idx) => &ident[..idx], + None => ident, + } +} + /// Per-ident comparison outcome, shared by the comparator (`ensure_vdf_results*`) /// and the residual diagnostic so both apply byte-identical per-cell logic. The /// pass/fail verdict for one matched `Ref.vdf` ident is fully described here. @@ -572,9 +587,8 @@ fn run_vacuous_comparison_scenarios() { // reject it. expected_nan = many(2.0); sim_nan = many(2.0); - // NaN out two of four steps in roughly half the variables -> ~25% global - // skip; push it past the threshold by NaN-ing 3 of 4 steps in 12 of 16 - // vars (~56% of cells skipped). + // Push the global NaN-skipped fraction past the threshold by NaN-ing 3 of + // 4 steps in 12 of 16 vars (~56% of cells skipped). for (_n, series) in sim_nan.iter_mut().take(12) { series[0] = f64::NAN; series[1] = f64::NAN; @@ -1525,7 +1539,7 @@ fn simulates_wrld3_03() { /// Known-residual C-LEARN base-variable names excluded from the /// `simulates_clearn` VDF gate. C-LEARN compiles via the incremental path, /// runs to FINAL TIME, and matches `Ref.vdf` within the 1% cross-simulator -/// tolerance on ~95.6% of matched idents (3298 of 3482) after the per-element-GF +/// tolerance on ~94.7% of matched idents (3298 of 3482) after the per-element-GF /// fix (`61573545`) and the `:NA:`-aware + near-zero-robust comparator /// (`8775ae97`). The user-directed decision was to BANK that match and TRACK the /// genuine residual rather than chase it to within 1%. @@ -1538,9 +1552,13 @@ fn simulates_wrld3_03() { /// comparator logic and collecting the bases with >=1 failing cell; every base /// maps to a tracked cluster in GH #590 or #591. /// -/// To re-derive after an engine change, temporarily restore the -/// `__clearn_residual_diagnostic` harness (git history of this file) and diff -/// its output against this list. +/// This set is GUARDED for exactness by the committed `clearn_residual_exactness` +/// regression test (run it to re-derive/verify after an engine change: +/// `cargo test --release -- --ignored clearn_residual_exactness`). That test +/// re-runs C-LEARN through the same `classify_vdf_ident` comparator with NO +/// exclusion and asserts the live failing set equals this list, failing loudly +/// (with the symmetric difference) if the residual grew (a regression) or shrank +/// (a fix that should prune the exclusion). const EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL: &[&str] = &[ // -- GH #590: data / graph-lookup variables import as a literal `0+0` // (or per-element `0+0 | 0+0 | ...`) stub instead of their lookup/data @@ -1605,7 +1623,7 @@ const EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL: &[&str] = &[ // FULL end-to-end C-LEARN simulation against `Ref.vdf`. Un-stubbed (no longer a // permanently-skipped placeholder): C-LEARN compiles via the incremental path, // runs to FINAL TIME, and matches `Ref.vdf` within the 1% cross-simulator -// tolerance on the reconciled ~95.6% of matched idents. Kept `#[test] #[ignore]` +// tolerance on the reconciled ~94.7% of matched idents. Kept `#[test] #[ignore]` // purely for RUNTIME CLASS (C-LEARN is ~53k lines / 1.4 MB, ~5s just to parse on // release), so the capped default `cargo test` set stays under the 3-minute cap; // run it explicitly via `--ignored` (AC8.3). @@ -1633,6 +1651,21 @@ const EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL: &[&str] = &[ #[test] #[ignore] fn simulates_clearn() { + let (vdf_results, results) = run_clearn_vs_vdf(); + + // Hard 1% gate for every NON-excluded variable; the documented, tracked + // EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL bases (#590 / #591) are skipped. The matched floor + // is enforced AFTER exclusion, so this cannot vacuously pass. + ensure_vdf_results_excluding(&vdf_results, &results, EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL); +} + +/// Compile and run C-LEARN end-to-end and parse `Ref.vdf`, returning +/// `(vdf_results, results)`. Shared by `simulates_clearn` (the 1% gate) and +/// `clearn_residual_exactness` (the exclusion-exactness guard) so both exercise +/// the byte-identical `open_vensim` -> `compile_vm` -> `run_to_end` -> parse-VDF +/// path and compare the same data. Heavy (C-LEARN is ~53k lines / 1.4 MB, +/// ~5s just to parse on release), so every caller is `#[ignore]`d. +fn run_clearn_vs_vdf() -> (Results, Results) { let mdl_path = "../../test/xmutil_test_models/C-LEARN v77 for Vensim.mdl"; eprintln!("model (vensim mdl): {mdl_path}"); @@ -1659,10 +1692,76 @@ fn simulates_clearn() { .to_results_via_records() .unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("VDF to_results_via_records failed: {e}")); - // Hard 1% gate for every NON-excluded variable; the documented, tracked - // EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL bases (#590 / #591) are skipped. The matched floor - // is enforced AFTER exclusion, so this cannot vacuously pass. - ensure_vdf_results_excluding(&vdf_results, &results, EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL); + (vdf_results, results) +} + +/// Committed regression guard that `EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL` stays EXACT: it is +/// the precise set of C-LEARN base variables that the live `classify_vdf_ident` +/// comparator flags, neither over- nor under-broad. Runs C-LEARN through the +/// same end-to-end path as `simulates_clearn`, classifies EVERY matched ident +/// through the SAME comparator (`classify_vdf_ident`) with NO exclusion, and +/// collects the base name of every ident with a failing cell -- a tolerance +/// violation or spurious `:NA:` (`stats.failures > 0`) or an entirely-NaN core +/// series (`stats.all_nan`, which would trip the comparator's NaN guard). That +/// is exactly the membership `EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL` carves out (a partial-NaN +/// series is NOT all-NaN and is NOT excluded -- see `EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL` +/// cluster 3). The global NaN-skipped-fraction guard is a separate aggregate +/// check enforced by `simulates_clearn` itself, not a per-base membership driver. +/// +/// Asserts the live set EQUALS `EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL`, failing LOUDLY with the +/// symmetric difference if the residual GREW (a regression -- new divergence to +/// investigate, file under #590/#591) or SHRANK (an engine fix -- prune the now- +/// passing base from the exclusion). Reuses `classify_vdf_ident` (no comparator +/// duplication). `#[ignore]`d for runtime class like `simulates_clearn`. +/// +/// Run with: +/// cargo test --release -- --ignored clearn_residual_exactness +#[test] +#[ignore] +fn clearn_residual_exactness() { + use std::collections::BTreeSet; + + let (vdf_expected, results) = run_clearn_vs_vdf(); + assert_eq!(vdf_expected.step_count, results.step_count); + + // Classify every matched ident with NO exclusion and collect the base name + // of each ident that the comparator flags (failing cell or all-NaN core + // series) -- exactly the membership EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL must carve out. + let mut live_residual: BTreeSet = BTreeSet::new(); + let mut matched = 0usize; + for ident in vdf_expected.offsets.keys() { + let Some(&sim_off) = results.offsets.get(ident) else { + continue; + }; + matched += 1; + let vdf_off = vdf_expected.offsets[ident]; + let stats = classify_vdf_ident(&vdf_expected, &results, vdf_off, sim_off); + if stats.failures > 0 || stats.all_nan { + live_residual.insert(vdf_ident_base_name(ident.as_str()).to_string()); + } + } + + let expected_residual: BTreeSet = EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL + .iter() + .map(|s| s.to_string()) + .collect(); + + let grew: Vec<&String> = live_residual.difference(&expected_residual).collect(); + let shrank: Vec<&String> = expected_residual.difference(&live_residual).collect(); + + eprintln!( + "clearn residual exactness: {matched} idents matched; {} live residual bases vs {} excluded", + live_residual.len(), + expected_residual.len() + ); + assert!( + grew.is_empty() && shrank.is_empty(), + "EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL is no longer exact.\n \ + Newly-failing bases NOT in the exclusion (regression -- investigate, \ + track under #590/#591): {grew:?}\n \ + Excluded bases that NO LONGER fail (a fix -- prune them from \ + EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL): {shrank:?}" + ); } /// Issue #559 -- the C-LEARN `"Goal 1.5 for Temperature"` shape. From 9f9041f7bb477207f4ccad5d2fe06ec1dc409845 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 20:32:21 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 69/72] doc: update engine context for element-cycle resolution The 68-commit clearn-hero-model branch made C-LEARN compile via the incremental path and match genuine Vensim within tolerance. Surface the structural and contract deltas in src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md that were not yet documented: - compiler/symbolic.rs (the layout-independent symbolic bytecode layer, FragmentMerger, GfDedup #582, TempStrategy { Recycle, Sum }) is now listed in the compilation pipeline. - Opcode::LookupArray (per-element arrayed-GF apply, #580) in bytecode.rs and vm.rs; the extracted vm_vector_sort_order.rs (#585, per-iterated- slice 0-based ranks) and vm_vector_elm_map.rs (base+full-source, OOB->NaN, no modulo) helper modules. - crate::float::NA, the finite Vensim :NA: sentinel (-2^109, not NaN), distinct from the genuine NaN of OOB vector reads / empty reducers. - db_var_fragment.rs (the lowering half of per-variable compilation) and db.rs combine_scc_fragment / var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod (the resolved-SCC combined-fragment injection at assemble_module). - Per-element GF table layout by declared dimension index, not Equation::Arrayed Vec position (variable.rs reorder_arrayed_element_ tables / build_tables, db.rs extract_tables_from_source_var). - db_combined_fragment_tests.rs, and the un-stubbed simulates_clearn / EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL VDF comparator in tests/simulate.rs. The root CLAUDE.md is unchanged: this is engine-internal architecture, not a monorepo-level pattern or cross-component contract. --- src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md | 18 ++++++++++++------ 1 file changed, 12 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md b/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md index dace1b62c..a10dfb62e 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md +++ b/src/simlin-engine/CLAUDE.md @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ Core simulation engine for system dynamics models. Compiles, type-checks, unit-checks, and simulates SD models. See the root `CLAUDE.md` for full development guidelines; this file maps where functionality lives. -**Last updated: 2026-05-15 (Vensim macro support, Phases 1-7 complete. `:MACRO:`/`` definitions import as macro-marked `datamodel::Model`s (`Model.macro_spec: Option`, persisted through protobuf/JSON/schema); single-output macros inline through `BuiltinVisitor`, multi-output (`:`-list) ones materialize at import. New top-level modules: `module_functions.rs` (the unified `ModuleFunctionDescriptor`/`MacroRegistry` resolver+validator for stdlib functions *and* macros, the shared `is_renamed_*` collision predicates) and `db_macro_registry.rs` (the `project_macro_registry` salsa query + sync-time `macro_registry_build_error`); `SourceProject` gains `macro_registry_build_error`, `SourceModel` gains `macro_spec`; `ErrorCode::DuplicateMacroName`; new `tests/metasd_macros.rs` (gated on `file_io`). LTM arrays hardening, Phases 1-8 complete. Phase 7: #502 per-element graphical-function static link polarity -- when an arrayed source feeds an arrayed graphical-function target, `lookup_table_polarity` folds the per-element `tables` list on `Variable::Var` into one link polarity, falling back to `Unknown` for the multi-dim case; #492 the GF strict-monotonicity check uses a y-range-relative epsilon (`max(EPSILON, range_rel * (y_max - y_min))`) so numeric-import noise no longer flips a monotone lookup table to `Unknown`. Phase 6: #483 analytic STDDEV ceteris-paribus partial -- `generate_nonlinear_partial` builds the unrolled population-variance `sqrt` formula for STDDEV (divisor `N`, matching `vm.rs::Opcode::ArrayStddev`) instead of the delta-ratio stand-in; RANK keeps the delta-ratio (an order statistic, unreachable via real models since it returns an array) with a documented justification, pinned by `test_generate_rank_keeps_delta_ratio`. Phase 5: #515 budgeted cross-element-through-aggregate loop recovery -- `recover_cross_agg_loops` drops the old `MAX_AGG_PETALS = 8` hard drop for a deterministic petal priority + a threaded `agg_loop_budget` loop-count budget (`MAX_CROSS_AGG_LOOPS = 256`, `#[cfg(test)]`-overridable via `AggLoopBudgetGuard`; `MAX_AGG_PETALS` survives as a soft per-agg petal cap), surfaces truncation on `LtmVariablesResult.agg_recovery_truncated` + a `Warning`, and enumerates each disjoint petal subset's distinct *cyclic orderings* (`cyclic_orderings(m)` -- (m-1)!/2 for m≥3, mirror reversals skipped, via Heap's algorithm) instead of one ordering per subset. Phase 4 (2026-05-12): #514 sliced-reducer hoisting -- `AggNode.read_slice`, read-slice-driven element graph / link scores, dynamic-index carve-out reclassified as `DynamicIndex`; arrayed synthetic aggs route through agg-half link-score emitters with subscripted agg names and a subscripted Δsource denominator in the diagonal case (strict-prefix broadcast over-subscribes -- GH #528); mapped-dimension sliced reducers stay conservative; a scalar feeder of a hoisted reducer emits a bare element-graph node. Phases 1-3: the `model_ltm_reference_sites` classification IR (`db_ltm_ir.rs`), the consolidated `reducer_kind`/`ReducerKind` table in `ltm_agg.rs`, element-level A2A `Loop::stocks` + per-slot `loop_partitions` (#487), iterated-dimension subscripts ⇒ `Bare` (#511), disjoint-dim arrayed→arrayed per-source-element link scores + the unscoreable-edge `Warning` (#510).)** +**Last updated: 2026-05-19 (Element-level cycle resolution + genuine-Vensim VECTOR ELM MAP/SORT ORDER + `:NA:` sentinel, the work that made C-LEARN compile via the incremental path, run to FINAL TIME, and match genuine Vensim (`Ref.vdf`) within the 1% cross-simulator tolerance on the matched floor. The whole-variable `model_dependency_graph` cycle gate now refines a recurrence SCC to an element-acyclic verdict over a cross-member-comparable symbolic `SymVarRef` element graph (`db_dep_graph.rs`: `resolve_recurrence_sccs`/`refine_scc_to_element_verdict`/`symbolic_phase_element_order`, GH #575); a resolved SCC's per-element symbolic segments are interleaved into one combined fragment along the SCC's `element_order` and injected at `assemble_module` (`db.rs`: `combine_scc_fragment`/`var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod`). Per-variable lowering moved to a new sibling module `db_var_fragment.rs` (`lower_var_fragment`). `crate::float::NA` is the finite Vensim `:NA:` sentinel (`-2^109`, NOT IEEE NaN); both `:NA:` paths route to it. New top-level VM-adjacent modules `vm_vector_sort_order.rs` (arrayed VECTOR SORT ORDER, per-iterated-slice 0-based ranks, #585) and `vm_vector_elm_map.rs` (base+full-source, OOB→NaN, no modulo). New `Opcode::LookupArray` (per-element arrayed-GF apply → array view, #580); `src/compiler/symbolic.rs` gains cross-fragment GF de-duplication (`GfDedup`, #582) and `TempStrategy { Recycle, Sum }`. Per-element graphical-function tables now lay out by element-name → declared dimension index (`variable.rs::reorder_arrayed_element_tables`, `db.rs::extract_tables_from_source_var`), not `Equation::Arrayed` Vec position. New tests: `db_dep_graph_tests.rs`, `db_combined_fragment_tests.rs`, `per_element_gf_tests.rs`; `tests/simulate.rs` `simulates_clearn` is un-stubbed (`#[ignore]` for runtime only) with a hardened `ensure_vdf_results` comparator + `EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL` carve-out.) Earlier: Vensim macro support, Phases 1-7 complete. `:MACRO:`/`` definitions import as macro-marked `datamodel::Model`s (`Model.macro_spec: Option`, persisted through protobuf/JSON/schema); single-output macros inline through `BuiltinVisitor`, multi-output (`:`-list) ones materialize at import. New top-level modules: `module_functions.rs` (the unified `ModuleFunctionDescriptor`/`MacroRegistry` resolver+validator for stdlib functions *and* macros, the shared `is_renamed_*` collision predicates) and `db_macro_registry.rs` (the `project_macro_registry` salsa query + sync-time `macro_registry_build_error`); `SourceProject` gains `macro_registry_build_error`, `SourceModel` gains `macro_spec`; `ErrorCode::DuplicateMacroName`; new `tests/metasd_macros.rs` (gated on `file_io`). LTM arrays hardening, Phases 1-8 complete. Phase 7: #502 per-element graphical-function static link polarity -- when an arrayed source feeds an arrayed graphical-function target, `lookup_table_polarity` folds the per-element `tables` list on `Variable::Var` into one link polarity, falling back to `Unknown` for the multi-dim case; #492 the GF strict-monotonicity check uses a y-range-relative epsilon (`max(EPSILON, range_rel * (y_max - y_min))`) so numeric-import noise no longer flips a monotone lookup table to `Unknown`. Phase 6: #483 analytic STDDEV ceteris-paribus partial -- `generate_nonlinear_partial` builds the unrolled population-variance `sqrt` formula for STDDEV (divisor `N`, matching `vm.rs::Opcode::ArrayStddev`) instead of the delta-ratio stand-in; RANK keeps the delta-ratio (an order statistic, unreachable via real models since it returns an array) with a documented justification, pinned by `test_generate_rank_keeps_delta_ratio`. Phase 5: #515 budgeted cross-element-through-aggregate loop recovery -- `recover_cross_agg_loops` drops the old `MAX_AGG_PETALS = 8` hard drop for a deterministic petal priority + a threaded `agg_loop_budget` loop-count budget (`MAX_CROSS_AGG_LOOPS = 256`, `#[cfg(test)]`-overridable via `AggLoopBudgetGuard`; `MAX_AGG_PETALS` survives as a soft per-agg petal cap), surfaces truncation on `LtmVariablesResult.agg_recovery_truncated` + a `Warning`, and enumerates each disjoint petal subset's distinct *cyclic orderings* (`cyclic_orderings(m)` -- (m-1)!/2 for m≥3, mirror reversals skipped, via Heap's algorithm) instead of one ordering per subset. Phase 4 (2026-05-12): #514 sliced-reducer hoisting -- `AggNode.read_slice`, read-slice-driven element graph / link scores, dynamic-index carve-out reclassified as `DynamicIndex`; arrayed synthetic aggs route through agg-half link-score emitters with subscripted agg names and a subscripted Δsource denominator in the diagonal case (strict-prefix broadcast over-subscribes -- GH #528); mapped-dimension sliced reducers stay conservative; a scalar feeder of a hoisted reducer emits a bare element-graph node. Phases 1-3: the `model_ltm_reference_sites` classification IR (`db_ltm_ir.rs`), the consolidated `reducer_kind`/`ReducerKind` table in `ltm_agg.rs`, element-level A2A `Loop::stocks` + per-slot `loop_partitions` (#487), iterated-dimension subscripts ⇒ `Bare` (#511), disjoint-dim arrayed→arrayed per-source-element link scores + the unscoreable-edge `Warning` (#510).)** **Maintenance note**: Keep this file up to date when adding, removing, or reorganizing modules. @@ -22,8 +22,11 @@ Equation text flows through these stages in order: - `dimensions.rs` - Dimension checking/inference - `subscript.rs` - Array subscript expansion and iteration - `pretty.rs` - Debug pretty-printing -6. **`src/bytecode.rs`** - Instruction set definition, opcodes, type aliases (`LiteralId`, `ModuleId`, `DimId`, `TempId`, etc.). Includes `LoadPrev`/`LoadInitial` opcodes for `PREVIOUS()`/`INIT()` intrinsics and vector operation opcodes (`VectorSelect`, `VectorElmMap`, `VectorSortOrder`, `Rank`, `AllocateAvailable`, `AllocateByPriority`) that operate on view-stack arrays and write results to temp storage. -7. **`src/vm.rs`** - Stack-based bytecode VM. Hot loop uses proven-safe unchecked array access validated at compile time by `ByteCodeBuilder`. Maintains `prev_values` and `initial_values` snapshot buffers for `LoadPrev`/`LoadInitial` opcodes. Implements vector operation dispatch (VectorSelect, VectorElmMap, VectorSortOrder, Rank, AllocateAvailable, AllocateByPriority). Array reducers (ArrayMax, ArrayMin, ArrayMean, ArrayStddev) return NaN for empty views; ArraySum returns 0.0 (additive identity). + - `symbolic.rs` - Layout-independent symbolic bytecode layer (the backbone of incremental compilation): opcodes reference variables by name (`SymVarRef { name, element_offset }`) rather than model-global offset, so salsa caches a per-variable `PerVarBytecodes` fragment that survives variable add/remove. Pipeline: concrete bytecode → `symbolize_*` → `SymbolicByteCode` → `resolve` → concrete bytecode. `FragmentMerger` (with `TempStrategy { Recycle, Sum }`) is the shared core of `concatenate_fragments_with_gf` (plain sequential phase concat -- `Recycle` max-merges temps to match the monolithic `Module::compile`) and `combine_scc_fragment` (the interleaved multi-member SCC fragment -- `Sum` gives each member a disjoint temp range since segments overlap). `GfDedup` content-de-duplicates graphical-function blocks across fragments (#582), so a dependency arrayed GF re-extracted by N consumers is laid out once and every consumer's `base_gf` is remapped to it. +6. **`src/bytecode.rs`** - Instruction set definition, opcodes, type aliases (`LiteralId`, `ModuleId`, `DimId`, `TempId`, etc.). Includes `LoadPrev`/`LoadInitial` opcodes for `PREVIOUS()`/`INIT()` intrinsics, the scalar `Lookup` opcode plus `LookupArray` (per-element arrayed graphical function `g[D!](index)`: pops the shared scalar index, reads the arrayed GF's full storage view, evaluates `graphical_functions[base_gf + i]` per element into a temp array view -- so a wrapping reducer / vector op such as VECTOR SELECT applies over the arrayed-GF result; out-of-range element ⇒ NaN like scalar `Lookup`; GH #580), and vector operation opcodes (`VectorSelect`, `VectorElmMap`, `VectorSortOrder`, `Rank`, `AllocateAvailable`, `AllocateByPriority`) that operate on view-stack arrays and write results to temp storage. +7. **`src/vm.rs`** - Stack-based bytecode VM. Hot loop uses proven-safe unchecked array access validated at compile time by `ByteCodeBuilder`. Maintains `prev_values` and `initial_values` snapshot buffers for `LoadPrev`/`LoadInitial` opcodes. Implements vector operation dispatch (VectorSelect, VectorElmMap, VectorSortOrder, Rank, AllocateAvailable, AllocateByPriority) and the per-element arrayed-GF `LookupArray`. `Opcode::VectorElmMap` and `Opcode::VectorSortOrder` dispatch into the sibling helper modules below (extracted purely for the per-file line cap). Array reducers (ArrayMax, ArrayMin, ArrayMean, ArrayStddev) return NaN for empty views; ArraySum returns 0.0 (additive identity). + - **`src/vm_vector_sort_order.rs`** - Genuine-Vensim VECTOR SORT ORDER. Ranks WITHIN each currently-iterated source slice (the innermost/last-declared dim is the sorted axis; outer dims select independent rows), 0-based: result position `j` of a row holds the 0-based source index *within that row* of its `j`-th element in sorted order (`direction == 1` ascending, else descending; stable ties). A 1-D view is the degenerate single-row case (in-row ranks == whole-view ranks). The prior whole-flattened-view absolute-index behavior (GH #585) made a multi-row source feed out-of-range flat indices into a downstream single-column ELM MAP; ground truth is real Vensim DSS `/test/test-models/tests/vector_order/output.tab` (ranks include `0`, impossible for a 1-based permutation). RANK is a distinct, correctly 1-based opcode. + - **`src/vm_vector_elm_map.rs`** - Genuine-Vensim VECTOR ELM MAP: result element `i` = `source[base_i + round(offset[i])]` over the source variable's FULL row-major contiguous storage, where `base_i` is the flat position arg-1's element reference establishes and the offset steps the source's innermost dim (stride 1). An offset+base outside `[0, full_source_len)`, or a NaN offset, yields genuine IEEE NaN (the out-of-range result Vensim documents as `:NA:`; this is the absorbing NaN, NOT the finite `crate::float::NA` sentinel). NO modulo / NO wraparound (the bug the prior sliced-view-no-base implementation had). 8. **`src/alloc.rs`** - Allocation helpers for VM priority allocation: `allocate_available()` (bisection-based priority allocation), `alloc_curve()` (per-requester allocation curves for 6 profile types), `normal_cdf()`/`erfc_approx()`. ## Data model and project structure @@ -31,7 +34,7 @@ Equation text flows through these stages in order: - **`src/common.rs`** - Error types (`ErrorCode` with 100+ variants), `Result`, identifier types (`RawIdent`, `Ident`, dimension/element name types), canonicalization - **`src/errors.rs`** - Human-readable error formatting: `FormattedError`/`FormattedErrors`, `FormattedErrorKind`, `UnitErrorKind`. `format_diagnostic()` converts a salsa `Diagnostic` to `FormattedError`; `format_diagnostic_with_datamodel()` adds source snippets from the datamodel. `collect_formatted_errors()` is the bulk entry point that aggregates all diagnostics into a `FormattedErrors` value. Canonical implementation shared by both `simlin-mcp` and `libsimlin` (which re-exports from here). - **`src/datamodel.rs`** - Core structures: `Project`, `Model`, `Variable`, `Equation` (including `Arrayed` variant with `default_equation` for EXCEPT semantics and `has_except_default` bool flag), `Dimension` (with `mappings: Vec` replacing the old `maps_to` field, and `parent: Option` for indexed subdimension relationships), `DimensionMapping`, `DataSource`/`DataSourceKind`, `UnitMap`, `MacroSpec` (a macro-marked `Model`'s calling convention: `parameters`/`primary_output`/`additional_outputs`; `Model.macro_spec` is `None` for every ordinary model; `salsa::Update` so it rides directly on the `SourceModel` input). `Model::new_macro(name, params, additional_outputs, body_variables)` is the shared port-synthesis + `MacroSpec`-construction step used by *both* the MDL converter and the XMILE reader: it sets `can_be_module_input` on each formal-parameter body variable (synthesizing a `Flow`/`Aux` placeholder port when absent) so `collect_module_idents` treats the macro as an ordinary sub-model. View element types (`Aux`, `Stock`, `Flow`, `Alias`, `Cloud`) carry an optional `ViewElementCompat` with original Vensim sketch dimensions/bits for MDL roundtrip fidelity. `StockFlow` has an optional `font` string for the Vensim default font spec. -- **`src/variable.rs`** - Variable variants (`Stock`, `Flow`, `Aux`, `Module`), `ModuleInput`, `Table` (graphical functions). `classify_dependencies()` is the primary API for extracting dependency categories from an AST in a single walk, returning a `DepClassification` with five sets: `all` (every referenced ident), `init_referenced`, `previous_referenced`, `previous_only` (idents only inside PREVIOUS), and `init_only` (idents only inside INIT/PREVIOUS). `parse_var_with_module_context` accepts a `module_idents` set so `PREVIOUS(module_var)` rewrites through a scalar helper aux instead of `LoadPrev`. +- **`src/variable.rs`** - Variable variants (`Stock`, `Flow`, `Aux`, `Module`), `ModuleInput`, `Table` (graphical functions). `classify_dependencies()` is the primary API for extracting dependency categories from an AST in a single walk, returning a `DepClassification` with five sets: `all` (every referenced ident), `init_referenced`, `previous_referenced`, `previous_only` (idents only inside PREVIOUS), and `init_only` (idents only inside INIT/PREVIOUS). `parse_var_with_module_context` accepts a `module_idents` set so `PREVIOUS(module_var)` rewrites through a scalar helper aux instead of `LoadPrev`. Per-element graphical functions: `build_tables` materializes one `Table` per element of an arrayed GF and `reorder_arrayed_element_tables` places each at the element's *flat row-major declared-dimension index*, NOT its `Equation::Arrayed` `elems` Vec position -- because the runtime selects a per-element table by the row-major dimension offset (`vm.rs` `Lookup`/`LookupArray`: `graphical_functions[base_gf + element_offset]`). Elements lacking a GF get an empty placeholder so the index stays aligned. The salsa dependency-table path mirrors this in `db.rs::extract_tables_from_source_var`. - **`src/dimensions.rs`** - `DimensionsContext` for dimension matching, subdimension detection, and element-level mappings. Supports indexed subdimensions via `parent` field (child maps to first N elements of parent). `has_mapping_to()` checks for element-level dimension mappings between two dimensions. `SubdimensionRelation` caches parent-child offset mappings for both named (element containment) and indexed (declared parent) dimensions - **`src/model.rs`** - Model compilation stages (`ModelStage0` -> `ModelStage1` -> `ModuleStage2`), dependency resolution, topological sort. `collect_module_idents` pre-scans datamodel variables to identify which names will expand to modules (preventing incorrect `LoadPrev` compilation). `init_referenced_vars` extends the Initials runlist to include variables referenced by `INIT()` calls, ensuring their values are captured in the `initial_values` snapshot. Unit checking uses salsa tracked functions in `db.rs`. - **`src/project.rs`** - `Project` struct aggregating models. `from_salsa(datamodel, db, source_project, cb)` builds a Project from a pre-synced salsa database (all variable parsing comes from salsa-cached results). `from_datamodel(datamodel)` is a convenience wrapper that creates a local DB and syncs. Production code uses `db::compile_project_incremental` with `ltm_enabled`/`ltm_discovery_mode` on `SourceProject`. @@ -42,13 +45,15 @@ Equation text flows through these stages in order: The primary compilation path uses salsa tracked functions for fine-grained incrementality. Key modules: -- **`src/db.rs`** - `SimlinDb`, `SourceProject`/`SourceModel`/`SourceVariable` salsa inputs, `compile_project_incremental()` entry point, dependency graph computation, diagnostic accumulation via `CompilationDiagnostic` accumulator. `SourceProject` carries `ltm_enabled` and `ltm_discovery_mode` flags for LTM compilation, plus `macro_registry_build_error: Option<(ErrorCode, String)>` (computed at sync time from the datamodel `Vec` -- the canonical-name-keyed salsa map can't distinguish duplicate macro names post-sync). `SourceModel` carries `macro_spec: Option` so `project_macro_registry` is keyed only on the macro-marked models. `collect_module_idents`/`equation_is_module_call` now consult the `MacroRegistry` so a `y = MYMACRO(...)` caller is pre-classified as module-backed (correct `PREVIOUS`/`INIT` rewrite); a macro-body variable's `enclosing_model` is the macro name so a renamed `init`/`previous` builtin inside a like-named macro resolves to the intrinsic (#554). `Diagnostic` includes a `severity` field (`Error`/`Warning`) and `DiagnosticError` variants: `Equation`, `Model`, `Unit`, `Assembly`. `SourceEquation::Arrayed` carries `has_except_default` to drive EXCEPT default application. `VariableDeps` includes `init_referenced_vars` to track variables referenced by `INIT()` calls. Dependency extraction uses two calls to `classify_dependencies()` (one for the dt AST, one for the init AST) instead of separate walker functions. `parse_source_variable_with_module_context` is the sole parse entry point (the non-module-context variant was removed). `variable_relevant_dimensions` provides dimension-granularity invalidation: scalar variables produce an empty dimension set so dimension changes never invalidate their parse results. +- **`src/db.rs`** - `SimlinDb`, `SourceProject`/`SourceModel`/`SourceVariable` salsa inputs, `compile_project_incremental()` entry point, dependency graph computation, diagnostic accumulation via `CompilationDiagnostic` accumulator. `SourceProject` carries `ltm_enabled` and `ltm_discovery_mode` flags for LTM compilation, plus `macro_registry_build_error: Option<(ErrorCode, String)>` (computed at sync time from the datamodel `Vec` -- the canonical-name-keyed salsa map can't distinguish duplicate macro names post-sync). `SourceModel` carries `macro_spec: Option` so `project_macro_registry` is keyed only on the macro-marked models. `collect_module_idents`/`equation_is_module_call` now consult the `MacroRegistry` so a `y = MYMACRO(...)` caller is pre-classified as module-backed (correct `PREVIOUS`/`INIT` rewrite); a macro-body variable's `enclosing_model` is the macro name so a renamed `init`/`previous` builtin inside a like-named macro resolves to the intrinsic (#554). `Diagnostic` includes a `severity` field (`Error`/`Warning`) and `DiagnosticError` variants: `Equation`, `Model`, `Unit`, `Assembly`. `SourceEquation::Arrayed` carries `has_except_default` to drive EXCEPT default application. `VariableDeps` includes `init_referenced_vars` to track variables referenced by `INIT()` calls. Dependency extraction uses two calls to `classify_dependencies()` (one for the dt AST, one for the init AST) instead of separate walker functions. `parse_source_variable_with_module_context` is the sole parse entry point (the non-module-context variant was removed). `variable_relevant_dimensions` provides dimension-granularity invalidation: scalar variables produce an empty dimension set so dimension changes never invalidate their parse results. `compile_var_fragment` is the salsa-tracked per-variable fragment compiler; its lowering half lives in the sibling `db_var_fragment.rs` (`lower_var_fragment`). For a recurrence SCC that `db_dep_graph::resolve_recurrence_sccs` resolved (element-acyclic), the per-element symbolic segments of every member are interleaved into ONE combined `PerVarBytecodes` along the SCC's `element_order` by `combine_scc_fragment` (the per-element-granular generalization of `compiler::symbolic::concatenate_fragments`), built from each member's exact production symbolic fragment via `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod(.., scc.phase)` (loud-safe: an unsourceable member or a segmentation error returns `None`/`Err` and the model keeps its `CircularDependency`). `assemble_module` skips each member's per-variable fragment and injects this combined fragment at the first member's runlist slot (the dt fragment into the flow fragments, the init fragment as one synthetic-ident `SymbolicCompiledInitial`); per-write `SymVarRef` identity is preserved, so variable layout offsets are unchanged and each member stays individually addressable. - **`src/db_analysis.rs`** - Salsa-tracked causal graph analysis: `model_causal_edges`, `model_loop_circuits`, `model_cycle_partitions`, `model_detected_loops`. Element-level tracked functions: `model_element_causal_edges` (emits per-reference element edges via `emit_edges_for_reference`, driven by the `db_ltm_ir` classification IR: each reference's access shape -- `Bare`, `FixedIndex(elements)`, `Wildcard`, or `DynamicIndex` -- and its `routing` (`Direct` or `ThroughAgg`) come from `model_ltm_reference_sites`; a `ThroughAgg` reference is routed through a synthetic `$⁚ltm⁚agg⁚{n}` aggregate node by `emit_agg_routed_edges` -- only the rows the reducer's `read_slice` reads: `source[,,] → agg[]` then `agg[] → to[e]` (`agg.result_dims` drives the fan-out, diagonal/broadcast like `Bare`), never the all-pairs N×M cross-product; a whole-extent reducer (all-`Reduced`) degenerates to "every source element → scalar agg → every target element". `emit_agg_routed_edges` derives the agg's result-axis dimensions from `AggNode::result_dims` (resolved against `from` ⌢ `to` dims), so it handles a *scalar* feeder of a (possibly arrayed) hoisted reducer (`scale` in `growth[D1] = SUM(matrix[D1,*] * scale)`): `from_dims.is_empty()` ⇒ emit `from → agg[]` (or the bare `from → agg` when the agg is scalar) rather than the malformed `from[]` node the row-layout machinery would mint. `Direct` `DynamicIndex` references (`arr[i+1]`, ranges, and the not-hoistable dynamic-index reducer carve-out `SUM(pop[idx,*])` -- reclassified from `Wildcard` by the IR) still expand to the conservative cross-product), `model_element_loop_circuits` (Johnson's algorithm on element graph; legacy path retained for non-LTM consumers), `model_element_cycle_partitions` (stock-to-stock SCCs at element granularity). Tiered enumeration: `model_edge_shapes` (per-`(from, to)` `BTreeSet` projected from the IR's classified sites) and `model_loop_circuits_tiered` (variable-level Johnson + cycle classification + slow-path-subgraph Johnson, keeping synthetic agg nodes in the slow-path subgraph projection so cross-element loops through a hoisted reducer are recovered) replace the full-element Johnson run for LTM compilation. `classify_cycle` labels each variable-level cycle as `PureScalar`, `PureSameElementA2A`, or `CrossElementOrMixed`; pure cycles emit one Loop directly while cross-element / mixed cycles drive the slow-path subgraph (the induced element subgraph over their nodes). `TieredCircuitsResult.slow_path_largest_scc` exposes the cross-element subgraph's largest SCC for the LTM auto-flip gate. Produces `DetectedLoop` structs with polarity. `RefShape` and `emit_edges_for_reference` (plus the element-name expansion helpers) live here; the AST walker / agg-routing decision lives in `db_ltm_ir.rs`. - **`src/db_ltm_ir.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- not a `db.rs` submodule, purely for the per-file line cap; like `ltm_agg`, it builds on `crate::db`) - The single salsa-tracked place a causal edge's access shape *and* aggregate-node routing are decided. `model_ltm_reference_sites(db, model, project) -> LtmReferenceSitesResult` walks each variable's `Expr2` AST once, consults `enumerate_agg_nodes` (the sole "hoistable maximal reducer" decider), and buckets every `Var`/`Subscript` reference by its `(from, to)` causal edge into a `Vec` (`shape` + `target_element` + `routing ∈ {Direct, ThroughAgg{agg}}`); the byte-identical `route_through_agg = !routed_aggs.is_empty() && in_reducer` decision and the `aggs_in_var(to).filter(is_synthetic && reads from)` filter exist here and nowhere else. `model_element_causal_edges`, `model_edge_shapes`, and `model_ltm_variables` are pure readers. Also hosts the AST-walker helpers moved out of `db_analysis.rs` (`collect_reference_sites` / `classify_subscript_shape` / `resolve_literal_index` / `collect_reference_shapes`); `classify_subscript_shape` carries the AC1.4 fix -- a subscript whose indices are *all* `Wildcard`/`StarRange` (the reducer-style whole-extent access, e.g. `SUM(x[*:Dim])`) classifies as `Wildcard` to agree with `enumerate_agg_nodes`'s read-slice hoisting test. `classify_iterated_dim_shape` carries the GH #511 iterated-dimension fix -- a subscript whose indices are *exactly* the target equation's iterated dimensions, in the position matching the source's declared dimension order (each index `d_i` either named the same as the source's `i`-th dim or a dimension that maps to it -- the AC3.5 mapped-dimension case), classifies as `Bare` (a same-element-on-shared-dims reference: `row_sum[Region]` inside `growth[Region,Age]` reads the same `Region` element of `row_sum`, which `emit_edges_for_reference` then projects via `expand_same_element`). A *partially*-iterated subscript that is a *reducer argument* (`SUM(matrix[D1,*])`, `SUM(pop[NYC,*])`, `SUM(matrix3d[D1,NYC,*])`) is hoisted into a synthetic agg by `enumerate_agg_nodes` (its read slice is statically describable), so the reference is `ThroughAgg`-routed and its (`Wildcard`) shape is ignored; the only `Direct` `Wildcard` reducer references remaining are a *whole-RHS* variable-backed reducer's argument (`total = SUM(population[*])`), which keeps `Wildcard`, and a not-hoistable reducer's argument -- a *dynamic index* (`SUM(pop[idx,*])`, `idx` non-literal) or a *mapped*-dimension sliced reducer (`SUM(matrix[State,*])` over `matrix[Region,D2]` with a `State→Region` mapping; `enumerate_agg_nodes` declines the remapped axis -- tracked tech debt). For the dynamic-index case `model_ltm_reference_sites` reclassifies that `Direct` `Wildcard` `in_reducer` site as `DynamicIndex` (#514) so the `Wildcard`-shape conservative cross-product never fires from a `Direct` site that *could* have been hoisted. (`classify_iterated_dim_shape`'s mapped branch -- a *whole-equation*-iterated subscript like `x[State]` inside `target[State] = x[State] * c`, not a sliced reducer argument -- is a separate path and still classifies as `Bare`.) The mapped case needs a `DimensionsContext` (built from `project_datamodel_dims`), so the IR is recomputed when a dimension's mappings change. - **`src/db_ltm_ir_tests.rs`** - Tests for the reference-site IR: the per-AST-site `(shape, in_reducer)` contract (the `ref_site_*` regression guards, ported from `db_analysis.rs`) plus the public `ClassifiedSite` contract -- `(shape, target_element, routing)` per site, the AC1.4 `StarRange` consistency, and the AC1.5 SIZE / scalar-source-reducer `Direct` routing, each cross-checked against `enumerate_agg_nodes`. - **`src/db_macro_registry.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- like `db_ltm_ir`, only to keep `db.rs` under the per-file line cap) - The per-project macro-registry salsa query. `project_macro_registry(db, project) -> MacroRegistryResult` wraps the pure `module_functions::MacroRegistry` (resolver) and exposes the build error. Registry-build *validation* (recursion cycle, duplicate macro name, macro/model name collision) can't be re-derived from the canonical-name-keyed `SourceProject.models`, so `macro_registry_build_error` runs `MacroRegistry::build` over the datamodel `Vec` at sync time and stores its typed `(ErrorCode, message)` on the `SourceProject` input; the query reads it back and surfaces it as a project-level diagnostic so `compile_project_incremental` fails with a clear message. `enclosing_macro_for_var` resolves a macro-body variable's enclosing-macro name (#554, the renamed-intrinsic precedence). - **`src/db_dep_graph.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- like `db_ltm_ir` / `db_macro_registry`, only to keep `db.rs` under the per-file line cap) - Owns the **model dependency-graph cycle gate** and its shared relations. The production gate `model_dependency_graph_impl` lives here (the transitive-closure DFS `compute_transitive`/`compute_inner`; the SCC-aware back-edge break `same_resolved_scc`; the SCC-as-collapsed-node transitive accumulation -- every member of a resolved recurrence SCC ends with the identical member-free union of the SCC's *external* successors so the topo sort never re-sees the intra-SCC cycle; and the SCC-contiguous topological runlist sort `topo_sort_str` so a resolved SCC's members are emitted as one byte-stable contiguous block at the SCC's slot for Phase-2-Task-6 combined-fragment injection). The thin `#[salsa::tracked]` wrappers `crate::db::model_dependency_graph` / `model_dependency_graph_with_inputs` stay in `db.rs` (the `ModelDepGraphResult` salsa types do) and delegate straight here. Also holds the single shared **dt-phase cycle relation** `dt_walk_successors(var_info, name) -> Vec<&str>` (Stock/Module/absent ⇒ `[]`; otherwise `dt_deps` filtered to known, non-stock targets, module-targets kept -- exactly the successor set `compute_inner` iterates for dt-phase cycle detection), the **init-phase** analogue `init_walk_successors` (a stock is NOT an init sink), the shared `VarInfo` map builder `build_var_info` (consumed verbatim by `model_dependency_graph_impl` and the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor, so the accessor observes the *exact* `var_info` the engine builds -- never a reconstruction), and the recurrence-SCC element-acyclicity refinement `resolve_recurrence_sccs` / `refine_scc_to_element_verdict` / `symbolic_phase_element_order` (GH #575: the cross-member-comparable symbolic `SymVarRef` element graph; N=1 self-recurrence is just the 1-member case). Defining each relation once and using it in both the gate and the accessor makes the accessor's relation the engine's relation by construction. Also hosts the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor: `dt_cycle_sccs` (uncapped `crate::ltm::scc_components` Tarjan over the `dt_walk_successors` adjacency → `DtCycleSccs { multi, self_loops }`, sorted/byte-stable), the pure `dt_cycle_sccs_consistency_violation` predicate (functional core), and `dt_cycle_sccs_engine_consistent` (imperative shell -- cross-checks the instrumented SCC set against the engine's real `CircularDependency` flagging on the same compiled model, panics on divergence), plus `array_producing_vars` / `var_noninitial_lowered_exprs` (the set of variables whose engine-lowered non-initial exprs contain an array-producing builtin, over the same `build_var_info` universe). - **`src/db_dep_graph_tests.rs`** - Tests for the dt- *and init*-phase cycle-relation primitives, the `#[cfg(test)]` SCC accessor, the recurrence-SCC element-acyclicity verdict, and the multi-member symbolic builder, in their own file alongside the production code to keep `db.rs`/`db_tests.rs` under the per-file line cap: the `dt_walk_successors` invariant per node kind (Stock/Module/Aux/absent, BTreeSet-sorted order), `dt_cycle_sccs` integration (clean DAG / two-node cycle / self-loop, each via the consistency-checked accessor), byte-stability, the pure consistency predicate in both divergence directions plus all consistent pairings, and `array_producing_vars` membership over the four positive/negative cases. Phase 2 adds: the `init_walk_successors` invariant (a stock is NOT an init sink, modules omitted, unknown-dep filtering, BTreeSet-sorted order) and the init-phase relation/verdict tests (`resolve_init_*` / `init_recurrence_behind_stock_*` / `two_stock_init_*` -- a stock-broken dt chain with a forward init element recurrence resolves init-only, a genuine init element cycle stays `CircularDependency`, and a both-relations aux self-recurrence is not double-resolved as a separate init SCC); the multi-member symbolic-builder / GH #575 regression guards (`resolve_dt_two_member_ref_shaped_scc_resolves_interleaved`, the genuine multi-variable element 2-cycle / scalar 2-cycle staying `Unresolved` via the symbolic builder, the N=1 self-recurrence remaining byte-identical to Phase 1, an unsourceable member ⇒ `Unresolved` with no panic, and the `var_phase_symbolic_fragment_prod` no-panic contract); and the combined-fragment preconditions (`model_dep_graph_*` -- a resolved multi-member SCC survives the dependency graph with `has_cycle == false`, members carry the SCC's external deps, and the SCC's members are emitted as one byte-stable contiguous runlist block even with an interposing external variable, so Task 6's combined-fragment injection lands in correct relative order). +- **`src/db_var_fragment.rs`** (a top-level module, sibling of `db` -- like `db_dep_graph` / `db_ltm_ir` / `db_macro_registry`, only to keep `db.rs` under the per-file line cap) - The *lowering* half of per-variable compilation. `lower_var_fragment` parses the source variable, lowers its equation, builds the minimal symbol-table/metadata `Context`, and runs `compiler::Var::new` per phase to yield the lowered `Vec`; the bytecode-emission half (`compile_phase`) stays with the salsa-tracked caller `crate::db::compile_var_fragment`. The split exists because the lowered `Vec` (which does not implement `salsa::Update`) is the reuse surface the cycle-gate's element-order probe needs the engine's *own* production lowering of (no reconstruction), and a plain function cannot accumulate salsa diagnostics -- so diagnostics are returned as data (`LoweredVarFragment`, with `Fatal` aborting the variable and a per-phase `Err` dropping only that phase) and replayed by the caller. +- **`src/db_combined_fragment_tests.rs`** - Structural tests for `combine_scc_fragment` (segment ordering along `element_order`, write-`SymVarRef` identity preservation, single trailing `Ret`, per-member resource renumbering with no cross-member collision, merged side-channels). Numeric correctness is the end-to-end job of the `ref.mdl`/`interleaved.mdl` simulation tests. In its own file to keep `db.rs`/`db_tests.rs` under the per-file line cap. - **`src/db_ltm.rs`** - LTM (Loops That Matter) equation parsing and compilation as salsa tracked functions. `model_ltm_variables` is the unified entry point: generates link scores, loop scores, pathway scores, and composite scores for any model (root, stdlib, user-defined), and also caches the loop-id -> cycle-partition mapping on `LtmVariablesResult::loop_partitions` so post-simulation consumers can normalize loop scores without re-running Tarjan. Relative loop scores are no longer emitted as synthetic variables; see `ltm_post.rs` for the post-simulation computation. Auto-detects sub-model behavior by checking for input ports with causal pathways. Also handles implicit helper/module vars synthesized while parsing LTM equations. `LtmSyntheticVar` carries an `equation: datamodel::Equation` (so an arrayed-per-element-equation target's link score can be a real `Equation::Arrayed` partial-per-element rather than a `"0"` placeholder) plus a `dimensions` field (list of dimension names) so A2A link/loop scores expand to per-element slots during simulation and discovery. Reducer subexpressions are routed through aggregate nodes: `enumerate_agg_nodes` (`ltm_agg.rs`) hoists each statically-describable inlined reducer (whole-extent or sliced) into a synthetic `$⁚ltm⁚agg⁚{n}` aux carrying a `read_slice` / `result_dims`, and `model_ltm_variables` emits that aux plus its two link-score halves -- `source[] → agg` (one scalar `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[]→{agg}`, or `…→{agg}[]` for an arrayed agg, per *read* row -- only the rows the slice reads, scored by the reducer's `classify_reducer` algebraic shortcut over that row's co-reduced slice via `emit_source_to_agg_link_scores`/`read_slice_rows`) and `agg → target` (a Bare partial of `target`'s equation with the reducer subexpr AST-substituted by the agg name; one scalar `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{agg}→{to}[{e}]` per target element for an arrayed `target` -- the agg side carries an `[]` subscript when the agg is itself arrayed, *and* the `Δsource` denominator of that link-score equation projects the same `[]` subscript (`generate_scalar_to_element_equation`'s `source_ref_override`), since the bare multi-slot agg name doesn't compile as a scalar denominator -- or a single `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{agg}→{to}` for a scalar one). An *arrayed* synthetic agg's two halves use the same agg-half emitters with subscripted agg names; this is exact for the diagonal case (`result_dims` equal the target's iterated dims) but the strict-prefix *broadcast* case (`SUM(matrix[D1,*])` inside an A2A body over `D1 x D2`) over-subscribes the agg into the cross-product -- tracked as GH #528, the loop score degrades to 0 there. A reducer over a *dynamic index* (`SUM(pop[idx,*])`) and a *mapped*-dimension sliced reducer (`SUM(matrix[State,*])` over `matrix[Region,D2]` with a `State→Region` mapping) are the carve-outs: not hoisted, so the reference stays on the conservative path (`DynamicIndex` for the dynamic-index case). `emit_per_shape_link_scores` covers the *non*-reducer (Bare / FixedIndex) references; the obsolete per-shape `⁚wildcard`/`⁚dynamic` link-score variants were retired. The exhaustive path consumes the tiered enumerator (`model_loop_circuits_tiered`) via `build_loops_from_tiered`: fast-path circuits (PureScalar / PureSameElementA2A) materialize directly into Loops, and the slow path flows through `build_element_level_loops` (preserved as the slow-path consumer) which groups element-level circuits into A2A loops (shared ID, with dimensions) or element-subscripted cross-element loops. The per-element distinction for cross-dimensional edges is encoded in the link's `from` string (e.g., `"pop[nyc]"`) and the visited element of an A2A target on the link's `to` string (`"mp[boston]"`), not as a separate shape field, so the loop-score equation references the per-element link score that `try_cross_dimensional_link_scores` emits (named `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[{elem}]→{to}` for an arrayed-source → scalar-target reducer edge -- and `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[{d1,d2}]→{to}[{d1}]` for an arrayed-result reducer) and the subscripted-after-quote A2A slot `"$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}→{to}"[e]` for a cross-element edge that visits one slot of an A2A score. The mirror cross-dimensional case -- a scalar-source → arrayed-target edge -- is handled by the sibling `try_scalar_to_arrayed_link_scores`, which emits one scalar `LtmSyntheticVar` per *target* element, named `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}→{to}[{elem}]` (the element rides in the `to` side instead of the `from` side); a single Bare-A2A var would be undiscoverable because the discovery parser would invent a `{from}[{elem}]` node that doesn't match the scalar source's bare node. A *disjoint*-dim arrayed→arrayed edge whose target is a per-element-equation (`Ast::Arrayed`) variable referencing the source by literal element subscripts of a dimension disjoint from the target's (`target[D1,D2]` whose `` equations reference `source[m]`, `m ∈ D3`, D3 disjoint from D1/D2) is handled by `try_disjoint_dim_arrayed_link_scores` (called from `emit_link_scores_for_edge` before the `emit_per_shape_link_scores` fallback): it reuses the `model_ltm_reference_sites` IR for `(from, to)` (each site's `shape` is `FixedIndex(elems)` for `source[m]`), and emits one `$⁚ltm⁚link_score⁚{from}[{m}]→{to}` per distinct referenced source element -- an `Equation::Arrayed` over `to`'s dims (via the salsa-cached shaped path → `build_arrayed_link_score_equation`), holding `source[m]` live in the slots that reference it and the trivial-zero guard form (`source[m]` frozen at `PREVIOUS`) elsewhere -- not the silent scalarized stand-in the pre-#510 path produced (`link_score_dimensions` returned `[]` for the disjoint edge, so `retarget_ltm_equation_dims` collapsed the per-element `Equation::Arrayed` to the first slot's text). If the target references the source via a *non-literal* index (a `DynamicIndex` site) the edge is not statically scoreable: `emit_unscoreable_disjoint_edge_warning` accumulates a `CompilationDiagnostic` `Warning` naming the edge and *no* link-score variable is emitted (and the caller does not fall through to `emit_per_shape_link_scores`, which would build the misleading scalarized stand-in). A loop running through an inlined reducer traverses `… → from[d] → $⁚ltm⁚agg⁚{n} → to[e] → …` in the un-trimmed loop-score chain, but the synthetic agg nodes are trimmed from each *reported* `Loop`/`FoundLoop` node sequence (like the internal stocks of `DELAY3`/`SMOOTH`). A cross-element feedback loop *through* an inlined reducer visits the (subscript-free, or for an arrayed agg `[]`-subscripted) agg node more than once, so Johnson never emits it directly: `recover_cross_agg_loops` (`db_ltm.rs`, called from `build_element_level_loops`) reconstructs it from the agg-touching elementary "petals" (`agg → … → agg`), stitching pairwise-disjoint petal subsets of size ≥2 in every distinct *cyclic ordering* (`cyclic_orderings(m)` -- index 0 pinned to kill rotations, mirror reversals skipped: `1` for m=2, (m-1)!/2 for m≥3, via hand-rolled Heap's algorithm), so each disjoint subset yields (m-1)!/2 distinct directed cycles that share a `loop_score` (same edge multiset ⇒ same commutative product). It is bounded by a deterministic petal priority (fewest internal nodes first, then a stable joined-name tiebreaker -- makes truncation reproducible), a soft per-agg petal cap (`MAX_AGG_PETALS = 8`, bounding the `2^k` subset enumeration), and a model-wide loop-count budget (`MAX_CROSS_AGG_LOOPS = 256`, threaded as `agg_loop_budget` from `build_loops_from_tiered`/`build_element_level_loops`, `#[cfg(test)]`-overridable via `AggLoopBudgetGuard`); clipping sets `LtmVariablesResult.agg_recovery_truncated` and accumulates a `Warning` (mirroring the auto-flip-to-discovery gate). `recover_agg_hop_polarities` then patches the (variable-graph-invisible, hence Unknown) agg hops for monotone reducers (GH #516). The exhaustive loop-iteration path strips the subscript before calling `try_cross_dimensional_link_scores` (which keys `source_vars` by variable name) and dedupes on the stripped key. The auto-flip gate fires on either the variable-level SCC (cheap pre-Johnson check) or the slow-path subgraph SCC (computed inside the tiered enumerator), so pure-A2A models with thousands of element-level circuits no longer get pulled into discovery just because their full element-graph SCC is N times their variable-level SCC. `compile_ltm_synthetic_fragment` is the shared select-and-compile helper (salsa-cached `(from, to)` path vs. direct compilation of the prepared equation) used by both `assemble_module`'s LTM pass and `model_ltm_fragment_diagnostics` -- a salsa-tracked diagnostic pass (driven by `model_all_diagnostics` when `ltm_enabled`, mirroring the auto-flip warning's reachability) that emits a `Warning` for every LTM synthetic variable whose fragment fails to compile. Without it `assemble_module` silently drops the failed fragment and the variable reads a constant 0 -- the silent-stubbing path that previously masked a wrong arrayed flow-to-stock link score (GH #466 tracks the remaining gap: the diagnostic-collection FFI paths leave `ltm_enabled` false, so neither this warning nor the auto-flip warning reaches `simlin_project_get_errors` today). - **`src/db_ltm_tests.rs`** - Unit tests for LTM equation text generation via salsa tracked functions. - **`src/db_ltm_unified_tests.rs`** - Tests for `model_ltm_variables`: simple models, stdlib modules (SMOOTH), passthrough modules, discovery mode. @@ -104,6 +109,7 @@ The primary compilation path uses salsa tracked functions for fine-grained incre ## Utilities +- **`src/float.rs`** - Floating-point helpers. `approx_eq` is the ULP-based f64 equality used throughout. `crate::float::NA` is Vensim's `:NA:` ("missing data") sentinel: the *finite* value `-2^109` (exactly representable in f64), **NOT** IEEE NaN. It is finite by design so the Vensim existence idiom `IF THEN ELSE(x = :NA:, ...)` works (`approx_eq` matches the sentinel against itself, never against a contaminated value) and `:NA:` arithmetic stays finite rather than being poisoned by an absorbing NaN. Both `:NA:` entry points route here: the expression literal via the MDL→XMILE formatter (`src/mdl/xmile_compat.rs`) and the data-list literal via the MDL number-list parser (`src/mdl/parser.rs`, `NA_VALUE`). This is distinct from the genuine NaN the engine still produces for out-of-bounds vector reads (`vm_vector_elm_map.rs`) and empty array reducers (`vm.rs` ArrayMax/Min/Mean/Stddev). - **`src/io.rs`** - `atomic_write(path, contents)`: writes bytes to a sibling `.new` temp file, fsyncs it, then renames over the target. Cleans up the temp file on error. Best-effort parent-directory fsync after rename for durability on power loss. Used by MCP and CLI tools that need crash-safe file output. ## Cargo features @@ -129,7 +135,7 @@ The primary compilation path uses salsa tracked functions for fine-grained incre - **`src/systems_stdlib_tests.rs`** - Systems format stdlib module tests (rate, leak, conversion wiring) - **`src/macro_expansion_tests.rs`** - `#[cfg(test)]` unit tests for macro registry resolution and single/multi-output macro expansion - **`tests/test_helpers.rs`** - Shared test helper module (`ensure_results` for CSV result comparison) -- **`tests/simulate.rs`** - End-to-end simulation integration tests +- **`tests/simulate.rs`** - End-to-end simulation integration tests. Includes the un-stubbed `simulates_clearn` (full C-LEARN compile-via-incremental-path + run-to-FINAL-TIME + match `Ref.vdf`; `#[test] #[ignore]` purely for runtime class -- ~53k lines / 1.4 MB), gated by the hardened `ensure_vdf_results`/`ensure_vdf_results_excluding` comparator (a hard 1% cross-simulator tolerance enforced on a matched floor of `Ref.vdf` idents so it cannot pass vacuously) with `EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL` carving out the few separately-tracked numeric-residual base variables (#590/#591) -- a documented carve-out, not a tolerance loosening, pinned EXACT by a committed regression guard. `compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural` is the structural-only (`#[ignore]`) twin. - **`tests/simulate_systems.rs`** - Systems format simulation integration tests (fixtures in `test/systems-format/`) - **`tests/simulate_ltm.rs`** - LTM feature tests - **`tests/systems_roundtrip.rs`** - Systems format parse-translate-write round-trip tests From 3c0968374f60f881cd372035bae463f1f95e277d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 20:36:46 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 70/72] doc: index element-cycle-resolution plan; test-requirements finalization note Add the 2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution plan + its test-requirements to the docs/README.md implementation-plans index (was missing -- #577), matching the sibling server-rewrite/macros entries. Add a "Finalization reconciliation" section to the plan's test-requirements.md: the 32 design ACs are all covered as mapped; document the newly-surfaced prerequisite fixes the phases discovered (the pre-existing bugs the false CircularDependency masked -- #580 A/B, #582, #583, #584, #585, #363, #586 :NA:, #589 per-element-GF mapping -- each with its own unit test, tracked on GitHub, not design ACs); note #585 also completes the AC5 multi-row case; and record the AC8.1 disposition (simulates_clearn passes within the unchanged 1% tolerance on ~96.3% of cells, with the ~3.7% residual explicitly excluded via EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL and tracked in #590/#591 -- not a tolerance loosening; guarded for exactness by the committed clearn_residual_exactness test). --- docs/README.md | 2 + .../test-requirements.md | 39 +++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 41 insertions(+) diff --git a/docs/README.md b/docs/README.md index 472210613..b70800c78 100644 --- a/docs/README.md +++ b/docs/README.md @@ -35,6 +35,8 @@ - [test-requirements.md](implementation-plans/2026-04-05-server-rewrite/test-requirements.md) -- AC-to-test mapping for execution validation - [implementation-plans/2026-05-13-macros/](implementation-plans/2026-05-13-macros/) -- 7-phase plan implementing Vensim `:MACRO:` support: datamodel/serialization foundation, MDL & XMILE import/export, compile-time expansion, multi-output materialization, and hero-corpus validation - [test-requirements.md](implementation-plans/2026-05-13-macros/test-requirements.md) -- AC-to-test mapping for execution validation + - [implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/](implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/) -- 7-phase plan resolving element-level recurrence cycles so the C-LEARN hero model compiles via the incremental path, runs to FINAL TIME, and matches genuine Vensim within 1%: single/multi-variable SCC element-acyclicity resolution, synthetic-helper sourcing, VECTOR SORT ORDER/ELM MAP genuine semantics, the C-LEARN structural gate (plus a stack of unmasked assembly/import/`:NA:`/per-element-GF fixes), and numeric finalization + - [test-requirements.md](implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/test-requirements.md) -- AC-to-test mapping for execution validation ## Security diff --git a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/test-requirements.md b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/test-requirements.md index 421614940..4bc4d9d9f 100644 --- a/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/test-requirements.md +++ b/docs/implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/test-requirements.md @@ -323,3 +323,42 @@ the pre-commit hook (`cargo test` under the 180s cap, never `--no-verify`). The standard verification command for those is, per phase: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io ` followed by `git commit` (the pre-commit hook runs the full default `cargo test`). + +--- + +## Finalization reconciliation (2026-05-19) + +The 32 design ACs above are all covered as mapped. During execution the +phases discovered and fixed a stack of **pre-existing, latent bugs** that +were *masked* by the false `CircularDependency` (and thus not anticipated by +the design's ACs) but had to be fixed for AC7.1 (C-LEARN compiles `Ok`) and +AC8.1 (numeric match). These are **newly-surfaced prerequisites**, each with +its own fast unit test (so coverage does not depend on the heavy `#[ignore]`d +C-LEARN tests) and each tracked on GitHub — they do **not** map to a design AC +and are listed here for completeness, not as gaps: + +- **Phase 6 (unblocking AC7.1):** #580 Bug A (group-mapped subscript / + `expand_maps_to_chains` canonicalization) + Bug B (arrayed-GF-in-reducer + `LookupArray` codegen); #582 (cross-fragment GF de-duplication); #583 + (monolithic temp recycling in fragment concatenation); #584 (INITIAL-backed + module output in the initials runlist); #585 (arrayed VECTOR SORT ORDER + per-iterated-slice 0-based ranks — also **completes the AC5 multi-row + case**, which the design's single-row AC5 did not cover); #363 (codegen + PREVIOUS-subscript panic → typed `Err`, AC7.5); the `:NA:` sentinel fix + (#586 — Vensim `:NA:` is the finite `-2^109`, not NaN — the AC7.3 + root cause). +- **Phase 7 (AC8.1):** the per-element graphical-function element→dimension-index + mapping fix (#589 — the dominant numeric divergence) and the `:NA:`-aware + + near-zero-robust comparator in `ensure_vdf_results`. + +**AC8.1 disposition (user-approved, per phase_07 Task 4's "residual that +resists a general fix is filed via `track-issue`, not hacked"):** `simulates_clearn` +passes — C-LEARN matches `Ref.vdf` within the **unchanged** 1% tolerance on +~96.3% of cells — with the residual (~3.7%) **explicitly excluded and tracked** +via the documented `EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL` constant (#590 the `0+0` +data/lookup-import cluster; #591 the SAMPLE UNTIL/INIT-`:NA:` + numeric-tail + +NaN-vs-`:NA:` clusters). The exclusion is **not** a tolerance loosening: the +matched-after-exclusion count is 9.5× the `MIN_MATCHED` floor, the 1% gate is +unconditional for every non-excluded var, and a committed `#[ignore]`d +`clearn_residual_exactness` test asserts the live failing set equals +`EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL` (failing loudly if the residual grows *or* shrinks). From e3e48907449d85cce4b04ad9b7715fa763273a69 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 20:47:31 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 71/72] engine: note per-ident vs per-cell C-LEARN match rate (final review) Final-review Minor: the simulates_clearn comments quote "~94.7% of matched idents (3298 of 3482)" while the plan's test-requirements.md quotes "~96.3% of cells" -- both correct but different denominators. Cross-reference the per-cell figure in the comments so a reader doesn't mistake them for a discrepancy. Comment-only; no behavior change. --- src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs | 9 +++++---- 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs index 88752191d..c0335ccb3 100644 --- a/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs +++ b/src/simlin-engine/tests/simulate.rs @@ -1539,9 +1539,10 @@ fn simulates_wrld3_03() { /// Known-residual C-LEARN base-variable names excluded from the /// `simulates_clearn` VDF gate. C-LEARN compiles via the incremental path, /// runs to FINAL TIME, and matches `Ref.vdf` within the 1% cross-simulator -/// tolerance on ~94.7% of matched idents (3298 of 3482) after the per-element-GF -/// fix (`61573545`) and the `:NA:`-aware + near-zero-robust comparator -/// (`8775ae97`). The user-directed decision was to BANK that match and TRACK the +/// tolerance on ~94.7% of matched idents (3298 of 3482; equivalently ~96.3% +/// measured per-cell — the per-cell rate the plan's `test-requirements.md` +/// quotes) after the per-element-GF fix (`61573545`) and the `:NA:`-aware + +/// near-zero-robust comparator (`8775ae97`). The user-directed decision was to BANK that match and TRACK the /// genuine residual rather than chase it to within 1%. /// /// This is a TRANSPARENT, documented, tracked carve-out, NOT a tolerance @@ -1623,7 +1624,7 @@ const EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL: &[&str] = &[ // FULL end-to-end C-LEARN simulation against `Ref.vdf`. Un-stubbed (no longer a // permanently-skipped placeholder): C-LEARN compiles via the incremental path, // runs to FINAL TIME, and matches `Ref.vdf` within the 1% cross-simulator -// tolerance on the reconciled ~94.7% of matched idents. Kept `#[test] #[ignore]` +// tolerance on the reconciled ~94.7% of matched idents (~96.3% per-cell). Kept `#[test] #[ignore]` // purely for RUNTIME CLASS (C-LEARN is ~53k lines / 1.4 MB, ~5s just to parse on // release), so the capped default `cargo test` set stays under the 3-minute cap; // run it explicitly via `--ignored` (AC8.3). From d7f8f134858426f7389cda7ba17df7b1c2e47cae Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Bobby Powers Date: Tue, 19 May 2026 21:01:29 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 72/72] docs: add test plan for element-cycle-resolution --- .../2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution.md | 93 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 93 insertions(+) create mode 100644 docs/test-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution.md diff --git a/docs/test-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution.md b/docs/test-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..b60e35778 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/test-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution.md @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ +# Test Plan — Element-Level Cycle Resolution (C-LEARN hero model) + +Human verification plan for the +[2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution](../implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/) +implementation plan. Companion to the automated AC→test map in that plan's +[`test-requirements.md`](../implementation-plans/2026-05-18-element-cycle-resolution/test-requirements.md). + +## Coverage summary + +Automated coverage validation: **PASS** — all **32** acceptance criteria +(`element-cycle-resolution.AC1.1` … `AC8.3`) are covered by a real test that +exists and asserts the criterion's behavior (test bodies read + suite run: 0 +failures across 3565 lib + 91 `simulate` + 23 `compiler_vector` tests; the +runtime-class C-LEARN tests compile cleanly and are correctly `#[test] #[ignore]`). + +This plan covers what automated assertions cannot: (a) the **runtime-class** +`#[ignore]`d C-LEARN tests (too heavy for the 3-minute default cap — run +explicitly), and (b) the human-judgement / whole-suite-property items +(HV-1…HV-5 and the AC6.3 `y`/`p` exclusion disposition). + +## Prerequisites + +- Working tree on branch `clearn-hero-model`; run `./scripts/dev-init.sh` once per session. +- Default automated suite green: `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io` + (the runtime-class C-LEARN tests report `ignored`). +- Fixtures present: `test/xmutil_test_models/C-LEARN v77 for Vensim.mdl` (~53k lines), + `test/xmutil_test_models/Ref.vdf` (~1.86 MB), and + `test/sdeverywhere/models/{ref,interleaved,init_recurrence,helper_recurrence,vector,vector_simple}/`. +- A release toolchain (the C-LEARN runtime-class tests run `--release`). + +## Runtime-class: C-LEARN structural gate — AC7.1, AC7.2, AC7.3, AC7.5 + +`#[ignore]`d (C-LEARN is ~53k lines; full compile+run+VDF-compare exceeds the +3-min cap). Run explicitly and confirm green. + +1. `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural --nocapture` + → passes; stderr prints `C-LEARN structural gate: core series matched (Ref.vdf ∩ results) across steps`, N > 0; no `CircularDependency`, no panic, no entirely-NaN matched series. +2. Re-run under a **debug** build with backtraces: `RUST_BACKTRACE=1 cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io -- --ignored compiles_and_runs_clearn_structural --nocapture` + → either passes (no post-gate panic — confirms #363's converted-`Err` path end-to-end), or a hard, root-caused failure **with backtrace** (no `catch_unwind` masking). Record which. +3. `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features xmutil --release -- --ignored clearn_ltm_discovery --nocapture` + → `clearn_ltm_discovery_compiles` passes — C-LEARN compiles `Ok` with LTM discovery enabled. + +## Runtime-class: C-LEARN numeric finalization — AC8.1 + +1. `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored simulates_clearn --nocapture` + → passes — C-LEARN matches `Ref.vdf` within the **unchanged** 1% tolerance (`VDF_RTOL = 0.01`) on every non-excluded variable; matched floor enforced after exclusion. +2. `cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io --release -- --ignored clearn_residual_exactness --nocapture` + → passes — the live failing-base set EXACTLY equals `EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL`. If it fails, the message names bases that **grew** (a regression → track under #590/#591) or **shrank** (an engine fix → prune the exclusion). + +## Human verification + +### HV-1 — default suite stays under the 3-minute cap (AC8.3; cross-phase "Done When") +A whole-suite wall-clock property no single test asserts. +- `time cargo test -p simlin-engine --features file_io` (and optionally `time cargo test --workspace`): confirm wall-clock < 180s with the C-LEARN runtime-class tests reported `ignored`. +- Confirm `ensure_vdf_results_rejects_vacuous_comparisons` (AC8.2) ran in the **default** set (fast/synthetic) and `simulates_clearn` did **not**. +- Confirm the pre-commit hook completed on the final Phase 6/7 commits (runs `cargo test` under the cap; never `--no-verify`). + +### HV-2 — AC2.4 / AC3.1 fixture authenticity +The new `.dat`s have no external Vensim ground truth (hand-computed); an assertion proves engine-vs-`.dat` agreement, not the hand computation. +- `init_recurrence.{mdl,dat}`: re-derive by hand (`cs=[1,3,5], ecs=[2,4,6]`) and confirm it equals the committed `.dat`. Confirm the automated test's structural assertion is the genuine init-only multi-member SCC (`ResolvedScc{phase:Initial}`, members `{cs,ecs}`, `has_cycle==false`), not incidental. +- `helper_recurrence.{mdl,dat}`: re-derive (`ecc=[1,2,4]`). Confirm a `$⁚`-prefixed synthetic helper (no `SourceVariable`) is genuinely in the resolved init SCC parented to `ecc` (the parent-`implicit_vars` sourcing path is exercised, not bypassed). + +### HV-3 — AC8.1 "general fix vs model-specific hack" judgement +Qualitative; an assertion can't enforce it, and the tolerance/guards must not be weakened to force a pass. +- Review every source change under Phase 7 (esp. the per-element graphical-function element→dimension-index mapping fix #589 and the comparator). Confirm each is a **general** engine fix carrying its own fast model-agnostic unit test, not gated on C-LEARN-specific identifiers/shapes. +- Verify `VDF_RTOL` is still literally `0.01` and the AC8.2 guard thresholds (`MIN_MATCHED_FRACTION`, `MIN_MATCHED_ABSOLUTE`, `MAX_NAN_SKIPPED_FRACTION`) were not relaxed. +- Confirm the residual that resisted a general fix is filed via `track-issue` (#590/#591), not silenced — `EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL` is a documented carve-out (matched-after-exclusion ≈9.5× the floor), not a tolerance loosening. + +### HV-4 — #363 re-verification disposition (AC7.5 / AC7.2) +Whether a post-gate panic reproduces is unknown until run; the response includes a GitHub-issue side effect the tests don't assert. +- After the debug run (Structural gate step 2): if a panic reproduced and was converted to `Err`, confirm `previous_of_non_var_inside_subscript_index_is_err_not_panic` (`src/compiler/codegen.rs`) reproduces the converted condition and the pipeline returns a clean diagnostic. If no panic reproduced, confirm GitHub #363 has a re-verification comment (and was **not** closed unless you directed). +- Mechanical: `rg catch_unwind src/simlin-engine/tests` — the only hits should be comments + the AC8.2 synthetic guard test (a legitimate test-of-a-panicking-assertion); no production-masking `catch_unwind` remains. + +### HV-5 — spike findings adequacy +Phase 2 Task 1 / Phase 5 Task 1 are `Verifies: none` spikes; Phase 2 Task 1 carried a HARD GATE (a non-representable init combined fragment must STOP-and-surface, not silently degrade). +- Read `phase_02_spike_findings.md`: confirm it states a **representable** init mechanism (injection point, synthetic ident, how `member_base + elem` offsets stay correct), and that the AC2.4 init path is implemented (exercised green by `init_recurrence_mdl_multi_member_init_scc_simulates`). +- Read `phase_05_spike_findings.md`: confirm it states the exact base+stride computation and reproduces the genuine `vector.dat`/`vector_simple.dat` `f`/`g` values by hand. + +### AC6.3 — `vector.xmile` `y`/`p` exclusion disposition +The dedicated `simulates_vector_xmile_genuine` test carves out `y` (#578) and `p` (#576). +- Confirm `y[DimA]=VECTOR ELM MAP(x[three],(DimA-1))` is a scalar-source/expression-offset *compile* gap (#578), not the base/full-source numeric behavior this work fixed; and `p` is a 2-D VSO fixture-data issue (#576), a different builtin. Confirm both have open GitHub issues, and that `c`/`f`/`g` (the AC6 variables) remain hard genuine-Vensim gates vs `vector.dat` (optionally re-derive `c=[11,12,12]`, `f=[1,5,6]`, `g=[1,4,5,2,3,6]`). + +## Tracked residual (not gate failures) + +C-LEARN matches `Ref.vdf` within 1% on ~96.3% of cells; the ~3.7% residual is +explicitly excluded from `simulates_clearn` (via `EXPECTED_VDF_RESIDUAL`) and +tracked for future work: +- **#590** — data/graph-lookup variables importing as `0+0` (the dominant cluster). +- **#591** — SAMPLE UNTIL / INIT-`:NA:` / numeric tail / NaN-vs-`:NA:` clusters. + +The exactness of this carve-out is guarded by the `clearn_residual_exactness` +test (above): it fails if the residual grows or shrinks, so the exclusion can +never silently drift.