fix(resolve): a call through an interface pointer landed on unrelated nested classes of the same name

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Base is main (bcd3b016, train 2 / #265 merged in once as 9ac655ed). kParserVer and test/qschemetrip.hash are untouched: class identity reads facts ingest already extracts.

The defect

On rocksdb, void AssertItersEqual( Iterator* iter1, Iterator* iter2 ) { … iter1->key() … } answered with five edges to the nested Iterator classes inside memtable/'s skip lists, and none of them was right.

• Rule 2 keys a receiver's type by its final class-name segment.
• A nested class keeps only that segment: SkipList<Key, Comparator>::Iterator::key has scope Iterator.
• rocksdb::Iterator's methods are pure-virtual declarations, which the definitions-only canonByName never holds.
• So the only Iterator::key Rule 2 could find were namesakes.

#248 disclosed 79 such parameter sites. Typed locals (Iterator* iter = db->NewIterator( … )) have the same shape, and there are more than a thousand of them.

The change

Rule 2 now reads the call through class identity, rebuilt from facts ingest already has. The index is ClassIdentity in resolve.h:

• byte spans give each class its enclosing class and each member its owner;
• inherit references give the class graph;
• include targets and namespace scopes supply evidence.

IdentityNarrower (resolve.h) owns the narrowing, called from Narrower::rule2RecvVarType:

1. Keep the hits whose owner the written type can name. This is C++ lookup outward from the caller, or a qualifier naming the enclosing class. When every hit is kept, own itself is returned, byte-identical.
2. With nothing left, and one claimable class, take the shallowest ancestor that defines the method.
3. If the ancestry only declares it, resolve to its definitions in the class's real subclasses. This is the dispatch split a virtual call through an interface is.

Steps 2–3 are claims, flagged so the ladder keeps them whole (graph.h, line-neutral: rankGraphTeleport stays at 3404). A claim is never trimmed to the same-file override.

Guards. Each one exists because an intermediate build made a wrong edge on a real corpus:

guard	the wrong edge it stops	arm
A forward declaration (class Iterator;) is not a class	rocksdb has five at namespace scope; they made every bare Iterator look ambiguous and refused the dispatch	31
Namespace-level namesakes are told apart by include evidence: path-precise, else an include-root target read as a path suffix, else a shared namespace	IntrinsicInst* II; II->getType() landed on sandboxir::Value::getType (llvm); a basename was not enough, since three Value.h hold three Values	33
A nested class visible through the caller's includes is never dropped	using NodeSet = MachineGadgetGraph::NodeSet; (llvm X86 LVI): the alias is invisible to the index and the fix dropped the right class for an unincluded namesake	32
A claim through a namespace qualifier needs that namespace's evidence in the class's file	a namespace-qualified third-party map<K, V> m; m.emplace( … ) became a different vendored library's same-named container's emplace (private corpus)	—
Exclusions don't need namespace evidence; claims do	port::Mutex dropped its port_win.h platform variant	—
Explain or keep: identity replaces an answer only with one it can explain; two same-named classes defining the method at one ancestor level refuse	MultiGetRange::Iterator mget_iter (using MultiGetRange = MultiGetContext::Range) lost its edge (rocksdb)	29, 30
An inherited body is claimed where the ladder declines	cross-directory candidates, no include narrow: 397 rocksdb calls had no edge	34

Measured

Method: --pin-census --no-cache, comparing the lane's pre-merge base (50129f8c, which already carried #248/#254/#257's target-changing commits) against the lane head 6a32bd5c. The two binaries differ by this lane's two commits alone, so the numbers are this change's own; they predate the merge with main. Every change bucket on the three external corpora was sampled and read against source on the final build.

corpus	call sites changing target	bound=
rocksdb @ 0e2801ac3	2,659	200,036 → 201,085
llvm-project @ 4d5358b1d	37,949 of 1,790,841	1,126,051 → 1,153,808
private C++/ObjC++ corpus	177	80,582 → 80,646
this repo src/	0	unchanged

rocksdb (largest buckets):

• 995 namesake splits become the real Iterator implementations: DBIter, ArenaWrappedDBIter, ModelIter, …, 11 for key.
• 638 declined calls gain a dispatch split: Statistics::getTickerCount, DB::DefaultColumnFamily.
• 397 declined calls gain their inherited body: IOStatus io_s; io_s.ok() → Status::ok.
• 276 partial splits complete: Comparator::Compare, 6 → 26 targets.
• 88 wrong unique pins become the interface's implementations: env->DeleteFile had pinned an unrelated file system.

llvm-project:

• 21,408 declined calls gain their inherited body: LD->getAlign() → MemSDNode::getAlign, e->getRHS() → BinaryOperator::getRHS.
• About 8,800 wrong or partial answers move to the right base: FD->getType() → ValueDecl::getType, E->getType() → Expr::getType, Val.getBitWidth() → APInt::getBitWidth.
• The remaining splits are genuine const/non-const overload pairs.

Cost (llvm-project, two cold runs each):

	user time	peak RSS
tip	52.4 s / 52.9 s	2.47 / 2.37 GB
this branch	50.9 s / 55.9 s	2.40 / 2.36 GB

Output is byte-identical run to run on llvm-project, rocksdb and the private corpus, and xmllint is clean.

Sampled correctness (direction, not just counts)

Sample. A seeded uniform sample (seed 268): 30 of rocksdb's 2,659 retargeted call sites and 30 of llvm-project's 37,949.

Method. Each site was graded against source, independently of the new answer:

1. find the receiver's declared static type;
2. apply C++ name lookup and, for a virtual call through a pointer or reference, the overriders;
3. grade the old and new answers each as RIGHT / PARTIAL / WRONG / NONE (no edge).

corpus	before: RIGHT / PARTIAL / WRONG / NONE	after: RIGHT / PARTIAL / WRONG / NONE	better / same / worse
rocksdb	9 / 0 / 9 / 12	28 / 1 / 1 / 0	28 / 1 / 1
llvm-project	1 / 0 / 14 / 15	27 / 1 / 2 / 0	28 / 1 / 1

Overall, on the lane before the two fixes below: 56 of 60 better (Wilson 95%: 84–97%) and 2 of 60 worse (0.9–11%).

After the specialization fix below, the llvm worse site holds its right target inside a disclosed split (NONE → PARTIAL). The same 60 then read 57 better, 2 same and 1 worse, and the one worse is the stated floor below.

Better, typically:

• Iterator* it; it->Seek(k): rocksdb's unrelated memtable Iterator classes → all 11 real overriders.
• IOStatus s; s.ToString(): no edge → Status::ToString.
• LoadInst& LI; LI.getType(): four unrelated file-local getType → Value::getType.
• DIType* T; T->getTag(): unrelated AsmPrinter classes → DINode::getTag.

Worse (2): one fixed, one measured and kept as a stated floor.

• llvm, SmallVectorImpl<FunctionDecl *>& v; v.push_back( FD ): fixed (83c1718f, arm 38).
  • What went wrong: the answer was the primary SmallVectorTemplateBase::push_back, but pointer T instantiates SmallVectorTemplateBase<T, true>. That specialization has no class symbol, and its members are scoped SmallVectorTemplateBase<T, true>, so the walk never saw them.
  • Fix: a defining level now adds its template's specialization-scoped definitions (ClassIdentity::specializationDefs). A primary template's own out-of-line DominatorTreeBase<NodeT, IsPostDom>::verify bodies are included.
  • The CHA-lite cone prune now skips an identity claim, as the ladder and locality already do. The cone cannot name TBase<T, true> and was dropping exactly these bodies.
  • This site is now split {primary ×2, <T, true>}: it holds the right target.
• rocksdb, BackupEngine* e; e->RestoreDBFromLatestBackup( RestoreOptions, dir, dir ): a stated FLOOR (arm 37).
  • BackupEngineReadOnlyBase pairs a pure-virtual overload with an inline compatibility overload, and the claim takes the compatibility body.
  • I built the fix (83c1718f): join the receiver's subclass definitions when a level declares more bodiless overloads than it has bodies.
  • A build with only that join disabled isolates its effect: exactly 7 rocksdb sites and 0 llvm.
  • Graded against source, those 7 read 2 better and 5 worse. The 5 call the compatibility overload, which was already right, and the join added an override of the other overload. Arity cannot tell the two overloads apart; only argument types could.
  • The join is removed (e5ca33b5) and the limit is stated.

What the specialization fix changes (census, pre-fix merge 9ac655ed vs e5ca33b5):

corpus	sites changing target
llvm-project	366
rocksdb	0
private corpus	0
src/	0

The head's census is byte-identical to the "fix minus the join" build on both rocksdb and llvm.

Of llvm's 366:

• 169 had no edge;
• 21 unique and 11 split answers go from an unrelated class to the template member (DT.verify(): LoopFuse's FusionCandidate::verify → DominatorTreeBase<…>::verify);
• 120 push_back/pop_back/contains splits gain their specialization or out-of-line overload.

A seeded sample of 20, graded against source, reads 20 better and 0 worse:

• 12 are now RIGHT (from 10 NONE and 2 WRONG): non-virtual template-base members such as DominatorTreeBase::recalculate, GenericDomTreeUpdater::applyUpdates and LoopInfoBase::verify.
• 8 are WRONG → PARTIAL: SmallVectorImpl<T>::push_back where T is trivially copyable, now a split holding the <T, true> body next to the primary's pair.

With these changes, the original 60 read 57 better, 2 same and 1 worse: the one worse is the stated rocksdb floor.

Same quality (2):

• rocksdb Env* base; base->IsInstanceOf( n ): the inherited Customizable::IsInstanceOf body replaces one subclass override. This is the stated floor: an inherited body is the static answer.
• llvm BinaryOperator& B; B.getOperand( 0 ): DECLARE_TRANSPARENT_OPERAND_ACCESSORS declares a hiding getOperand through a macro, which the index cannot see. Both answers are wrong.

Found while sampling, out of scope: Rule 2 binds no type for an UNQUALIFIED template-id (SmallVectorImpl<T>& v), because writtenTypeOf returns no type for template_type. Fixing that is an extraction change (a kParserVer bump) and should follow #256's template-family index. It is a separate lane.

Gates

test/narrowcheck.sh arms 26–38, on generated fixtures:

binary	result
pre-merge base 50129f8c	7 FAIL: (26) (27) (28) (29) (32) (34) (35)
a merge build without the claim condition	(36b) FAIL: prov=[final-segment]
the merge 9ac655ed, before the specialization fix	(38) FAIL: [adt.h:7] alone
this branch (e5ca33b5)	53 PASS (all of narrowcheck, including #254's arm 25)

Arm 37 is a stated floor, which goes red if the behaviour moves. Arms 30, 31, 33 and (36c) are controls. Arm 33 was red on the intermediate build that dropped an aliased nested class.

Checks:

• Full suite:
  • on the head (binary stamped e5ca33b5e): gates=635 pass=632 skip=3 fail=0;
  • on fe909208 (with the since-dropped join): gates=635 pass=632 skip=3 fail=0;
  • on the merge 9ac655ed: gates=635 pass=631 skip=3 fail=1 (recallevalcheck 6b, resolved below);
  • before the merge (6a32bd5ca): gates=632 pass=629 skip=3 fail=0.
  • The skips are environmental: editchecknotecheck and argvdiffcheck want a reference binary, and g1freshcheck has no local asan/.
• quality-delta: gating="0" over both --quality-delta=bcd3b016..HEAD (the merge-base with main) and, before the merge, 50129f8c..HEAD.
  • The first run gated 8 rows; they were fixed in code, not acked:
    • Narrower's verbosity went 409 → 800, so the identity logic moved into its own IdentityNarrower;
    • nine new functions over the complexity bar (and two over the params bar) were split;
    • the duplication and clone rows went by reusing extent::inSet with kHeadRuleLangs/kExtentClassKinds, symbolsByFileInIdOrder, and a flat sorted include index instead of new helpers.
  • Each refactor step was proven output-identical by cmp of census and map on rocksdb, llvm-project, the private corpus and src/.
  • The one ack is rule2RecvVarType's 1 → 3 parameter contract change (the index and the chaUp graph).
  • Two non-gating rows remain: IdentityNarrower is a new 448-line struct, and buildGraph's complexity goes up by 4 (780 → 784 on main, minor).
• Generators: docs/gatecount_build.py --check and docs/limits_build.py --check both clean.
• ASan: not run locally, per the machine rule. The stale asan/ tree was removed, so g1freshcheck skips; CI's ASan legs cover it.

recallevalcheck 6b now asserts the anchor's published promise (test-only, fe909208)

What flipped. On this branch arm 6b went red by 0.013 of score with no ranking change:

• It asserted a top-5 RANK for --for="fix the virtual dispatch in test/chafix/cha.cpp", read off the live repo.
• The mention anchor promises a score: "lifted to within 5% of the top score" (--help, the for header). The anchored rows sit at exactly 0.95 × top.
• The rank therefore hung on whether an unanchored near-tie sits above that line:

tree	top score	anchored (0.95 × top)	next unanchored row (test/chaconefix/zoo.h::Creature)
main bcd3b016	18.676	17.743	17.622 (0.7% margin)
this branch	18.393	17.473	17.486

This branch's comments and gate helpers use "virtual"/"dispatch", which lowers those terms' IDF.

What 6b asserts now: the anchor ran (anchored > 0), the fixture is in the top 50, and its best row scores ≥ 0.95 × top (0.001 tolerance for 4-decimal scores). mentioncheck already pins the rank behaviour on frozen fixtures.

Evidence and scope:

• Red with the anchor disabled (RIPWIRE_NO_MENTION=1): score=absent from the top 50 … (anchored=0).
• Green here: 17.473 >= 0.95 x 18.3927 (anchored=4).
• No default, flag or published promise changed.

Merged with train 2 (#254's prov="final-segment")

9ac655ed merges origin/main once, with rerere off:

• RecvVarType: fix(resolve): an explicit receiver of unknown type was pinned to the caller's own class, and a std:: type narrowed to an in-repo namesake #254's namespace-level struct and this branch's nested one are now one struct, {name, writtenQualified, declared}.
• Arm numbers: fix(resolve): an explicit receiver of unknown type was pinned to the caller's own class, and a std:: type narrowed to an in-repo namesake #254's arm 25 keeps its number, and this branch's arms move to 26–35.
• Provenance of claims: an identity claim verified its one class before answering, so its edges carry no prov="final-segment" (graph.h, && !identityClaim, line-neutral).
• What stays disclosed: a class-qualified step-1 narrow still carries final-segment, since that label means a qualified type was matched by name.
• Arm 36:
  • (36a) hs::DiskHealth& d; d.fine() claims the inherited HealthBase::fine;
  • (36b) that edge carries no prov=;
  • (36c) Skip::Iterator& it; it.key() keeps prov="final-segment".
  • (36b) fails, as prov=[final-segment], on a build without the graph.h condition.

Floors, stated

• Namespaces are evidence, not a model. A same-named class in another namespace that the caller's file also includes stays a candidate.
• A type alias is kept, not read through.
• An inherited body is the static answer, as a class's own body always was; overriders join only for a method no ancestor defines.
• A dispatch split is as wide as the interface's implementations: up to 50 targets on rocksdb and 71 on the private corpus, every one disclosed by amb=.
• A nested class's out-of-line member defined in a different file than the class has no known owner, and is kept.

Pins moved

None: no legend, byte, printf_parity, capture, gate-count or parser-version pin moved. narrowcheck gains arms 25–34.

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Adds C-family class-identity indexing to Rule 2 receiver narrowing. Graph construction passes identity and inheritance data into narrowing. Identity claims affect resolution tiers and provenance. New narrowcheck fixtures cover interface dispatch, nested classes, aliases, inheritance, namespaces, includes, and provenance.

Class-identity dispatch

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Class-identity index src/resolve.h	Adds ClassIdentity, inheritance and ownership maps, namespace and include evidence, qualifier tracking, and receiver declaration metadata.
Identity-based receiver narrowing src/resolve.h	Adds IdentityNarrower to retain nameable candidates and resolve inherited or subclass definitions.
Graph resolution integration src/graph.h, src/resolve.h	Builds and passes identity data to Rule 2. Identity claims bypass locality selection and do not receive final-segment provenance.
Validation and release notes test/narrowcheck.sh, CHANGELOG.md, .ripwire_quality_acks	Adds arms 26–36 for dispatch and identity cases, updates provenance helpers, documents the fix, and records the acknowledgment.

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Handle cap exhaustion as a degraded Rule 2 result. IdentityNarrower::inheritedDefinitions and subclassDefinitions stop after 16 and 32 levels. A remaining frontier is discarded silently. subclassDefinitions then memoizes its partial hits, and graph.h:2405 uses them as the Rule 2 claim. A valid deep hierarchy can therefore omit runtime targets. Detect cap exhaustion in each walk, emit DEGRADED_PATH_ALERT, and avoid claiming or memoizing partial results. Otherwise, remove the bounds.

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