feat: materialize readonly compile-time byte slices
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@@ -20,9 +20,12 @@ traps or compiler infrastructure failures.
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cached generic specialization and type-producing procedures support explicit/inferred
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compile-time arguments and generated record/array storage through both paths.
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ordinary procedures can compute scalar, nested record/array, tagged-union,
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fallible and callback compile-time values using mutable locals, loops and recursive calls;
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explicit `$()` expressions use the same constant evaluation path. compile-time
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`if`/`match` selection and type comparisons specialize only the selected body,
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fallible, callback and readonly byte-slice compile-time values using mutable locals, loops and recursive calls;
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explicit `$()` expressions use the same constant evaluation path.
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readonly `[]u8` and zero-terminated `[;0]u8` snapshots own exact bytes after evaluation.
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mutable, nonbyte/nominal-byte and nonzero-sentinel slices, nonnull data pointers
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and untagged unions retain the constant-materialization escape boundary.
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compile-time `if`/`match` selection and type comparisons specialize only the selected body,
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including owned by-value tagged payload captures in ordinary generic procedures.
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type-producing procedures also accept ordinary
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constant inputs, cached and erased like explicit compile-time arguments. mutable
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@@ -142,8 +145,9 @@ test discovery and FFI remain outside these completed slices.
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- [x] compound/bitwise checkpoint: arithmetic and bitwise compound updates evaluate mutable local/field/index/pointer places and their old values once before the RHS through interpreter/native execution. integer complement, and/or/xor, truncating left shifts, signed/unsigned right shifts and saturating left shifts preserve widths and distinct identity; unsigned counts retain independent types. known invalid counts diagnose even in untaken runtime branches; dynamic counts trap without native LLVM poison. checked arithmetic, float-only division, readonly diagnostics, scoped cleanup, ordinary constants, generated storage, generic branch selection and repeatable compilation retain existing semantics. type-valued `|` remains composition while runtime `|` and capture delimiters retain their grammar. full hash-map acceptance remains open.
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- [x] hash-map execution checkpoint: existing `std/hashmap.HashMap`, `AutoHashMap` and `StringHashMap` run collision chains, zero-hash normalization, growth/rehashing, duplicate-key errors, absent lookups and owned aggregate values without replacement library code. interpreter checks use separate typed allocation buffers and preserve the original map on allocation failure, including cleanup; native `mem.c_allocator` checks cover all integer widths/boundaries, booleans, sparse/aliased enums, nested distinct/array/record keys with padding ignored, content-based byte strings and custom callbacks at `-O0`/`-O2`. specialization retains `usize` collection indices, nominal/explicit pointer-cast result types, rigid slice borrowing/string context and source-known optional callbacks; ordinary checking rejects incompatible elements and readonly reversal. `unreachable` demand-traps with provenance through both paths and compile-time execution; literal-true loops distinguish escaping and nested breaks. `compile_error!` owns computed string diagnostics and skips unselected compile-time bodies. initializer inference from expected result types is covered below.
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- [x] expected-result inference checkpoint: omitted compile-time type/value arguments infer from rigid runtime arguments and expected results before contextual literal defaults. typed bindings, assignments, returns, ordinary/nested calls, aggregate fields/elements/defaults, optional/fallible channels, callbacks, match arms, yielding/catch blocks, arithmetic/bitwise operands and explicit `$()` expressions retain exact checked types through interpreter/native execution. generated nominal results infer counts and private/custom callback identities; existing `hashmap.init(allocator)` initializes `AutoHashMap`, `StringHashMap` and custom `HashMap` without replacement library code. rigid conflicts, unrelated nominal generators and unresolved arguments diagnose; explicit calls and fully explicit type-producer inputs retain their contracts. owned specializations and repeat compilation are verified.
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- [x] computed-callback materialization checkpoint: ordinary compile-time calls return source-bound callbacks through interpreter/native execution, including optional/nested presence, arrays/records, tagged payloads and both fallible channels. temporary IR function IDs map back to exact source declarations before evaluation storage is released. computed/direct aggregate arguments share specialization-cache identity and generated defaults; imported private targets, same-spelled functions, signature diagnostics, runtime trap provenance and repeated compilation retain their contracts. nonnull data pointers, slices and untagged unions retain their escape boundary.
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- [ ] remaining gate: general type-valued compile-time execution, broader constant materialization (including untagged unions and storage-bearing values), plus remaining existing-library acceptance for broader `meta` operations and `io.print`. formatting parsing and broader imported C-binding support may interleave with later gates.
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- [x] computed-callback materialization checkpoint: ordinary compile-time calls return source-bound callbacks through interpreter/native execution, including optional/nested presence, arrays/records, tagged payloads and both fallible channels. temporary IR function IDs map back to exact source declarations before evaluation storage is released. computed/direct aggregate arguments share specialization-cache identity and generated defaults; imported private targets, same-spelled functions, signature diagnostics, runtime trap provenance and repeated compilation retain their contracts. nonnull data pointers, unsupported slice types and untagged unions retain their escape boundary.
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- [x] readonly byte-slice materialization checkpoint: ordinary compile-time calls snapshot readonly `[]u8` and zero-terminated `[;0]u8` results into owned literals before evaluation storage is released. string subviews, locally filled arrays, immutable global arrays and raw aggregate views preserve exact bytes, embedded NULs, declared slice types and normalized content-based cache identity through explicit `$()` expressions, generic inputs, generated defaults, nested records/arrays, tagged payloads, optionals and both fallible channels. imported helpers, session/source disposal and repeated compilation retain ownership through interpreter/native execution; uninitialized source bytes diagnose read-before-initialization and invalid ranges are rejected before dereference. mutable, nonbyte/nominal-byte and nonzero-sentinel slices, nonnull data pointers and untagged unions remain unsupported.
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- [ ] remaining gate: general type-valued compile-time execution, broader constant materialization (including untagged unions, nonnull data pointers and slice types beyond readonly plain/zero-terminated bytes), plus remaining existing-library acceptance for broader `meta` operations and `io.print`. formatting parsing and broader imported C-binding support may interleave with later gates.
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- [ ] remaining source constructs: multiline strings. boolean and optional-capture conditional expressions, yielding value blocks, `yield`, compound updates and bitwise operators are covered above. examples: `source/parser/parse.hon`, `source/llvm/runtime.hon`.
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- [ ] standard-library milestone: compile/run a multi-package program exercising existing allocation and IO, including error cleanup; no replacement miniature standard library.
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- [ ] native driver integration: required C ABI declarations, `process.Init` startup arguments/IO, actual CLI exit statuses, file loading, temporary files and spawning Clang. Honey-generated programs currently accept only parameterless `main` and print its result; Bro's bootstrap startup support is not Honey backend support.
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