fix(resolve): a C++ member named like a class was read as that class — on top of typedef/using alias bases - #280
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…ef or using alias ended the base walk `class CGBuilderTy : public CGBuilderBaseTy` with `typedef llvm::IRBuilder<llvm::TargetFolder, CGBuilderInserterTy> CGBuilderBaseTy;` stopped the resolver's base walk at CGBuilderBaseTy: the inheritance name graph keys classes by name and an alias names no class. A member `CGBuilderTy Builder;` never reached IRBuilderBase::CreateCall, and neither did `BuilderType Builder;` (class-scope typedef) or `BuilderTy Builder;` (class-scope using). Those calls got no edge or a split over every same-named method. The fix: ingest_relations.h captureTypeAlias records a plain C/C++/ObjC alias of a named class on the compose record shape (composeRel "alias", empty fieldName; recvVar = alias, name = target's class name, qualifier = written namespace), collected on the side stream and appended after the walk so the refs vector keeps one writer per language during it. resolve.h addTypeAliasBases adds the edge alias -> target to chaUp only. It refuses a std-written target, skips an alias whose name is also a real class elsewhere (a class-like symbol at a line no alias record holds), and graph.h's HAS-A loop refuses the record. A pointer/reference/array/function alias, a target naming no class, a self-alias and a function-local alias record nothing. Format unchanged; kParserVer 99 -> 105 (declared past the 100-104 queued lanes declare) with the quality.h mirror; qschemetrip re-pinned with a log entry. graph.h stays line-neutral above rankGraphTeleport. Measured, --pin-census --no-cache joined on (caller, callee, line), main -> this commit: rocksdb @ 0e2801ac3 366 retargeted / +111 bound / 0 lost; llvm-project @ 4d5358b1d 2,649 / +1,146 / 0 lost. Seeded blinded sample of 60 (25 rocksdb, 35 llvm) graded against source by independent graders: 57 better / 2 same / 1 worse (a template specialization sharing its primary's name). Gate: test/fieldnarrowcheck.sh arm t (t1-t10). t1-t4 red on main (no edge). Mutation proof in a scratch build: disabling the std refusal reds t5, the real-class guard t9, the function-local skip t10, the HAS-A refusal t6; unmutated ALL PASS. The t6 no-leak probes carry a live control (CGB's real base clause shows in --uses role="extends" and --lego). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rule 2c reads `Cls.m()` through a class name as a call on that class, refusing only when a LOCAL of the name exists. Inside a C++ member function, lookup finds a member of the class or a base before any namespace-scope class, so a member named like a class is the member. Graded llvm-project instances: LVReader.cpp:175 `OutputFile->keep()` (member std::unique_ptr<ToolOutputFile> OutputFile) -> VirtualOutputFile.cpp OutputFile::keep; SampleProfile.cpp:1962 `Reader->read()` (base-class member std::unique_ptr<SampleProfileReader> Reader) -> msgpack Reader::read. Both one precise wrong edge; on main each was masked only by an assignment record of the member. The fix: resolve.h Narrower::memberFieldNames builds "<Owner>#<field>" from the C/C++ field side table (IngestResult::fields, every declarator shape, where Rule 2b's compose table skips std::unique_ptr<T> members); memberFieldHides walks the caller's class and its chaUp bases breadth-first. Rule 2c refuses a C++/ObjC receiver that names such a member, and refuses too when the 16-name walk stops with a base unvisited. Rule 2b then types a member it can read (`Widget* Raw;`). Rule 2c's three name sets travel as one ClassNameRecvNames bundle (params 4, not 6). graph.h builds the member set once beside the Narrower and stays line-neutral above rankGraphTeleport. Measured, --pin-census --no-cache joined on (caller, callee, line), previous commit -> this one: rocksdb @ 0e2801ac3 0 retargeted; llvm-project @ 4d5358b1d 1,398 retargeted (1,346 changed, 52 lost). Main -> this commit: rocksdb 366 / +111 bound / 0 lost; llvm 3,981 / +1,093 / 49 lost. Seeded blinded sample of 60 llvm retargets graded against source: 51 better / 7 same / 2 worse (the worse pair: `using CGBuilderBaseTy::CreateGEP;` base overloads a Rule 2b own-class pick shadows). Measured WITHOUT the previous commit the same veto lost 1,772 edges and graded 23 better / 3 same / 34 worse: clang's `CGBuilderTy Builder` reached IRBuilderBase only through an unrelated `Builder : IRBuilder` class in HexagonVectorCombine.cpp. A cap-16 vs cap-4096 variant of the walk produced a byte-identical census on both corpora. In a scratch composition with lane/ctor-inferred-type (379d9fa) neither graded instance keeps an edge. Gate: test/clsrecvcheck.sh arms H-N, generated C++ fixture beside a Python control: smart-pointer member (H), raw-pointer member typed by 2b (I), base member (J), template-base member (K), member past the walk cap (L); controls M (same call, no member: route kept) and N (Python self.Interval does not veto). Red on main and on the previous commit's binary: 9 FAIL rows (H x2, I, J x2, K x2, L x2), M and N green; green here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change prevents Rule 2c from narrowing receivers hidden by C++ member fields and adds C/C++/ObjC type-alias records for base-name traversal. It updates parser mirrors, cache invalidation, documentation, changelog entries, and regression tests. ChangesReceiver narrowing and alias resolution
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In `@src/ingest_sidecap.h`:
- Line 1377: Update streamSideCaptures to emit a single DEGRADED_PATH_ALERT at
the stream boundary when alias traversal is truncated below kSideDepthStd,
stating that such aliases may not be captured without reporting a total alias
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In `@src/resolve.h`:
- Around line 2165-2175: Preserve the qualifier captured in Reference::qualifier
when addTypeAliasBases creates alias-to-base CHA edges, rather than storing only
the bare base name. Update methodOnTypeOrBases and related CHA lookup logic to
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| if( arms.rust != nullptr ) { rustImplVisitNode( *arms.rust, n, t ); } | ||
| if( arms.bind != nullptr && frame.depth <= kSideDepthStd ) { bindsVisitNode ( *arms.bind, n, t ); } | ||
| if( arms.uses != nullptr && frame.depth <= kSideDepthUses ) { usesVisitNode ( *arms.uses, n, t ); } | ||
| if( arms.alias != nullptr && frame.depth <= kSideDepthStd ) { captureTypeAlias( *arms.alias, n, t ); } |
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Disclose alias traversal truncation.
When a C/C++/ObjC tree contains an alias below kSideDepthStd, streamSideCaptures does not visit that node, so the alias can produce no record without a DEGRADED_PATH_ALERT. Report this truncation once at the stream boundary. State that aliases below the boundary may not be captured; do not report a total alias count.
The depth >= 256 branch in insideFunctionBody cannot disclose this condition because deeper nodes do not reach captureTypeAlias. Document the alias cap and degradation behavior in docs/LIMITS.md.
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In `@src/ingest_sidecap.h` at line 1377, Update streamSideCaptures to emit a
single DEGRADED_PATH_ALERT at the stream boundary when alias traversal is
truncated below kSideDepthStd, stating that such aliases may not be captured
without reporting a total alias count. Document the alias depth cap and
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Preserve the alias target qualifier in the CHA edge.
emitTypeAlias captures one in Reference::qualifier, but addTypeAliasBases stores only Alias -> Base. methodOnTypeOrBases then probes the bare Base::method key. Because canonByName uses bare class scopes, that key can contain both one::Base and two::Base definitions. A call through using Alias = one::Base can therefore emit a two::Base target. Preserve qualified target identity at this alias-to-base boundary and honor it during the CHA walk.
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In `@src/resolve.h` around lines 2165 - 2175, Preserve the qualifier captured in
Reference::qualifier when addTypeAliasBases creates alias-to-base CHA edges,
rather than storing only the bare base name. Update methodOnTypeOrBases and
related CHA lookup logic to retain and honor the qualified target identity,
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Merged with rerere disabled and resolved by hand; every conflict was two sides inserting beside each other: - src/graph.h: this lane's memberFields line kept beside #74's javaTypeMembers / javaNarrower block. rankGraphTeleport stays at main's line 3762. - src/resolve.h: this lane's isTypeAliasRecord / addTypeAliasBases kept ahead of train 3's classNameSet / assignmentNamesNoClass; the old FlatRecvType comment gives way to main's rewording. - kParserVer and kIngestParserVerMirror: 111, declared over main's 110 (the PR declared 105). Main's 100-110 history is kept whole; kCacheVersion and its mirror stay main's 23. - test/qschemetrip.hash: re-derived on the merged tree (UPDATE_GOLDEN=1); qschemetripcheck.sh log gains the 111 entry ahead of main's. - test/fieldnarrowcheck.sh: arm t (t1-t11) kept ahead of main's arm r. CHANGELOG.md: both sides' entries kept; this lane's alias entry now says 111. On the merged build, all rc=0: clsrecvcheck 29 PASS (H-N), fieldnarrowcheck 110 PASS (t1-t11), narrowcheck 76 PASS; qschemetripcheck, qextractionkeycheck, cacheidentitycheck, gateexitcheck, limitstablecheck, gatecountcheck and manifestcheck all rc=0; limits_build and gatecount_build --check both clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…a function and hid its type from Rule 2 `IRBuilder<> Builder(Rem);` parses as a local function declaration: the grammar cannot tell the name `Rem` from a type. queries/cpp/tags.scm minted a function symbol `Builder` whose span is the declaration, so the local's type binding was attributed to that phantom, not to the enclosing function. Rule 2 then looked up `<enclosing fn>#Builder`, found nothing, and `Builder.CreateSExt()` declined. The minimal `IRB<> Builder( c );` fixture that appeared to bind was bound by Rule 3's include narrow, not Rule 2: without the #include it declines too, and so does a non-template `IRB Builder( c );`. Fix: dropGatedCapture gates @definition.function for C++ through cppBlockScopeDirectInit (ingest_names.h). A function_declarator is read as a variable only when it is the declarator of a declaration inside a function or lambda body, and nothing in it is prototype-only: extern/inline/virtual/explicit, a void return not behind */&, anything after the parameter list, empty parentheses, or a parameter an argument cannot produce (primitive or cv-qualified type, named declarator, abstract */&, default, `...`). isSwiftLocalBinding and the new check now share one ancestor walk, nearestScopeOwnerIs; the extraction removes a 92-token clone. The residual 24-token shape match with naminglens ncBoolTypeName is acked through the binary (one +ack row). Measured with --pin-census --no-cache, main a5ce95e vs this change, C rows joined on (caller, callee, line): - symbols: llvm-project 4d5358b1d -12,543 fn, rocksdb 0e2801ac3 -2,443 fn, none added. A static AST walk of every body-local declarator predicted 12,547 and 2,443. - llvm: 1,891 gained, 898 changed, 68 lost. Separately, 400 edges to a phantom dropped, and 449/422 rows moved from a phantom caller to the real one (422 with identical targets). bound 1,135,737 -> 1,137,162; declined 562,310 -> 560,471. - rocksdb: 225 gained, 837 changed, 0 lost. 62 edges to a phantom dropped, and 100 Python range()/list() external-veto rows became undefined: the only in-repo "definition" of those names was a C++ phantom. - Blinded sample, seed 20260917, strata llvm gained 12 / changed 10 / lost 6, rocksdb gained 6 / changed 6: 34 better, 0 same, 6 worse. All 6 are in the 68-site lost stratum. Mechanism: the local now belongs to the enclosing function, so a sibling block's same-named local of another type tombstones the flat table (`MachineInstrBuilder MIB(MF, I)` inside AArch64InstructionSelector::select). Separately, Rule 2c's local-shadow veto now refuses `Builder`, which main's Rule 2 cannot read as `IRBuilder<>` without template-id receivers. - Composition, train 3 c1ec699 + this patch, on IRBuilder.h + IntegerDivision.cpp plus a competing class: every Builder.CreateX() at lines 568-579 is receiver-rule -> IRBuilderBase::X (declined on main). - Composition with the dropped Rule 2c C++ refusal (scratch 6937f364 = train 3 + redhat-et#280 + refusal): this patch returns 997 of the 1,937 llvm sites the refusal moved to their pre-refusal answer. That includes 928 of the 1,594 lost `Builder.CreateX()` sites. Gate: test/narrowcheck.sh arms 52-60. On the unchanged binary 52-58 are red (no edge / phantom symbols / NO-CENSUS-ROW) while 52c, 59, 60 and 60d pass. On a scratch variant that refuses every body-local declarator, 59 (9 rows) and 60 go red; the variant was never committed. Green here: 62 PASS. cppqualcheck's fixture header pin moves symbols=23 -> 22: the only moved symbol is qual.cpp:136's phantom `g` from `std::lock_guard<std::mutex> g( … );`. Targeted gates green: qextractionkeycheck, qschemetripcheck (re-pinned), cppqualcheck, callformcheck, extentcheck, slicecheck, pincensuscheck, declinecheck, fieldnarrowcheck, clsrecvcheck, chacheck, shadowcheck, usescheck, clonededupcheck, cudacheck, metalcheck, moduleconstcheck, cpptmplscopecheck, resolvecheck, localscountcheck, childwalkscalecheck, floormarkcheck, swiftcheck, swiftshapecheck, swiftmemberscheck, gatecountcheck, limitstablecheck, ripwirepubliccheck. The refactor into helpers is proven behaviour-identical: the rocksdb census is byte-identical before and after. The full suite was not run locally, per the coordinator's budget call. Pins: kParserVer 103 -> 111 (claimed past train 3's 110), plus its quality.h mirror; qschemetrip re-pinned; cppqualcheck symbols=22. kCacheVersion unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… call through it in the derived class guessed Rule 2b (resolve.h Narrower::rule2bFieldRecvType) typed a bare member receiver from the "Class#field" table keyed by the caller's own class only (fieldEntryAt). A member the class inherits was never found. In llvm-project SampleProfile.cpp, `class SampleProfileLoader final : public SampleProfileLoaderBaseImpl<Function>` calls through the base's `std::unique_ptr<SampleProfileReader> Reader;`, and `Reader->getSummary()` took the bare-name ladder. The fix: - fieldEntryAt: when the class declares no member of that name, walk its bases breadth-first over chaUp (final-segment names, the discipline methodOnTypeOrBases uses). The shallowest level with a base DECLARING the member decides, and it must be exactly one base; its typed entry is returned (a tombstone or an arrow-only pointee is handled as before). - "Declared" is the field side table (IngestResult::fields, Narrower::memberFieldNames), typed or not. An untyped member of the class itself, or of a base at a level before the hit, hides the bases behind it and refuses. So do two declaring bases at one level (an ambiguous lookup) and a walk the 16-name cap cut with a base unvisited. - The local-shadow veto is unchanged. prov="final-segment" (fieldFinalSegmentAt) reads the same walk. - Rule 2b's tables travel as one FieldRecvTables bundle (types, declared, chaUp), so no signature grows. kFieldWalkCap is hoisted to the struct, and methodOnTypeOrBases shares the base expansion (expandWalkLevel); its visited set, and so its answers, are unchanged. - graph.h builds the declared-member set once beside the Narrower and stays line-neutral above rankGraphTeleport. docs/LIMITS.md is regenerated for kFieldWalkCap's note (value and class unchanged). lane/rule2c-member-field (redhat-et#280) builds the same set under the same name for Rule 2c; a train keeps one. Dependent bases were measured, not refused. C++ lookup never searches a class template's dependent base for a bare name, but the base clause records no template arguments, so a refusal needs an extraction change. A source scan of every retarget found 5 of 2,203 sites in a class template with a dependent base, and all 5 are correct: three PtrUseVisitor sites reach its non-dependent PtrUseVisitorBase, and two ELF_ppc64.cpp sites reach `using Base::G;`. A refusal would lose five right edges and fix none. It stays a pinned floor (arm v12). Measured with --pin-census --no-cache, C rows joined on (caller id, callee, line): - previous commit (ad7a9d5, redhat-et#282's head) -> this one: - rocksdb @ 0e2801ac3: 374 retargeted (236 gained, 138 changed, 0 lost), bound +236; - llvm-project @ 4d5358b1d: 1,829 retargeted (731 gained, 1,098 changed, 0 lost), bound +735. - main a5ce95e -> this one (includes redhat-et#282): - rocksdb: 1,183 (684 / 493 / 6), bound +678; - llvm: 2,622 (1,229 / 1,393 / 0), bound +1,236. - A seeded (91717), blinded, stratified sample of the lane's retargets (rocksdb gained 10, changed 10; llvm gained 20, changed 20) was graded against source by independent graders: 52 better, 3 same, 5 worse. In all 60 the grader traced the receiver to a member of a base class. The 5 worse sites are Rule 2b's existing type-side limits: a class name shared across namespaces (llvm::Module / sandboxir::Module x2, Sema / comments::Sema x1) and two overload picks that ignore the argument count. The 3 same are rocksdb DB::Get/Put overload picks, WRONG on both sides. - Refactor steps were checked census-byte-identical on both corpora against the graded build. llvm wall time is 4.7 s on both builds. Not fixed, measured: SampleProfile.cpp:1962 `Reader->read()` still declines. `Reader = std::move(ReaderOrErr.get());` five lines up records a local binding, and the veto refuses the member. A fixture reproduces it, and deleting that line narrows it. It is the same shape as LVReader.cpp:175 in redhat-et#282. `--uses=Owner.field` keeps its own class-only member lookup; its legend discloses the inherited field as not seen. Gate: test/fieldnarrowcheck.sh arm v (generated fixture). - Red on ad7a9d5 (8 FAIL): v1 x3 (unique_ptr, raw pointer, out-of-line method), v2 (two levels), v4 (the narrow and its prov), v10 (the 16th name), v12 (floor). The same 8 are red on main. Controls v3, v5-v9, v10 far and v10w are green. - Mutations on a scratch build, reverted: - counting only typed members as declared reds v6 and v7; - taking the first declaring base reds v8; - probing a cap-cut level instead of refusing reds v10w. - Green here. v11 is census determinism. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…112) The pin hashes the train's declarations (kParserVer and its mirror 112, kCacheVersion 23, kQSnapCacheScheme 14). One TRAIN 4 RE-PIN LOG entry names every member and the two extraction numbers; the vexing-parse locals lane gains the entry it did not carry, and redhat-et#280's entry is renumbered 111 -> 112. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… 113, kCacheVersion 24 PR redhat-et#282 ad7a9d5 (signed off) on main a6868f7. The PR declared kParserVer 103 -> 104 and kCacheVersion 22 -> 23 over its base a5ce95e; main had spent 112 and redhat-et#278's 23, so integration/train-5 assigns 113 and 24 (the ref record grows viaArrow, kMinRefRecordBytes 39 -> 40), with both quality.h mirrors and a RE-PIN LOG entry. The qschemetrip hash is re-derived once on the final train tree. Resolutions (unions; nothing from either side dropped): - src/ingest_relations.h: main's type-alias capture (redhat-et#280) and redhat-et#282's stdSmartPointee sit side by side. - src/graph.h: the member-field loop skips an alias record (redhat-et#280) and a smart pointer's viaArrow pointee (redhat-et#282). - src/ingest_cache.h: redhat-et#282's readRef (viaArrow) with main's writeBind/readBind (isFromAssignment). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…nto train 5 — kParserVer 114 lane/rule2b-assignment-veto 626810b (signed off; redhat-et#282 + 8f16d3e + 626810b). The lane declared kParserVer 112 over redhat-et#282's 104; main had spent 112 and redhat-et#282 takes 113, so integration/train-5 assigns 114 (mirror moved; no record layout change, kCacheVersion stays 24). Resolutions: - src/resolve.h: main's type-alias bases, classNameSet and redhat-et#278's assignmentNamesNoClass beside the lane's localNameEvidence; rule2cClassNameRecv keeps main's ClassNameRecvNames signature (redhat-et#280's memberFields) with the lane's wording for condition (2). - src/graph.h: localNameSet takes the lane's evidence bits AND keeps main's VarDecl localShadowSpans (Java shadows). - A composition call, not a textual one: main's localNameSet loop skipped a record assignmentNamesNoClass drops (redhat-et#278: a member assigned from a call read as a local, so Rule 2b refused its declared type). The lane solves that same refusal with the declared bit, and its arm v3 needs Rule 2c to keep the assignment as evidence the token is a variable (`Widget = makePane();`), which the skip would drop. The loop now reads every record; assignmentNamesNoClass still guards the varType and field use-site tables, and its comment says the local-name set joined the two. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…class declares onto train 5 lane/field-base-member at 6b8f539 ONLY (signed off). Its tip 1965da7 is left out: that recalleval arm 6b change is superseded by redhat-et#268's arm 6b on main. No extraction change, so no parser or cache version moves. One copy of what redhat-et#280 already put on main: Narrower::kFieldWalkCap and Narrower::memberFieldNames (byte-identical body) and graph.h's single memberFields line (its comment now names both readers, Rule 2c's member-field veto and Rule 2b's declared-member set). expandWalkLevel keeps the lane's bool form: it visits exactly the names main's void form did and also reports a walk the cap cut, which fieldEntryAt refuses on; methodOnTypeOrBases, inBaseClosure and memberFieldHides ignore the result as before. The final-segment question keeps main's identityClaim guard with the lane's FieldRecvTables argument. test/fieldnarrowcheck.sh: this lane and lane/rule2b-assignment-veto each added an arm (v). Both are kept; this lane's is renamed (w), with its own fixture variables (FIX8, wMissing, wPinned, $TMP/w7*), and resolve.h's and CHANGELOG's references follow. docs/LIMITS.md is regenerated (221 caps). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ch the two lanes made readable Found on the merged tree; no member's own CI could see it. redhat-et#280's arms H and J assert that a member named like a class takes no receiver rule, because neither member had a type Rule 2b could read: H is `std::unique_ptr<Widget> Reader` and J is the base's `Widget* Inherited`. redhat-et#282 records a smart pointer's pointee and lane/field-base-member walks the bases, so both now resolve to `Widget::read` — the member's own type, exactly what arm I already asserted for `Widget* Raw`. H and J move to memberTypePin, arm I's assertion: receiver-rule to Widget::read ALONE, never the class the token names. K (a class template's base) and L (past the 16-name walk cap) keep notClassPin — Rule 2b still types neither — and the M/N controls are untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The defect
Rule 2c reads
Cls.m()through a class name as a call on that class. It refused only when a local of that nameexists. Inside a C++ member function, name lookup finds a member of the class or of a base before any namespace-scope
class, so a member named like a class is the member. Two llvm-project @ 4d5358b1d instances were graded while reviewing
lane/ctor-inferred-type. Each resolved to one precise, wrong edge:llvm/lib/DebugInfo/LogicalView/Core/LVReader.cpp:175OutputFile->keep(). The member isstd::unique_ptr<ToolOutputFile> OutputFile(LVReader.h:35). It resolved tollvm/lib/Support/VirtualOutputFile.cppOutputFile::keep.llvm/lib/Transforms/IPO/SampleProfile.cpp:1962Reader->read(). The member is the base-classstd::unique_ptr<SampleProfileReader> Reader(SampleProfileLoaderBaseImpl.h:318). It resolved to msgpackReader::read.Why this PR has two commits
The veto alone, as first specified, graded net-worse on llvm-project:
33 of the 34 worse sites are one mechanism. clang's
CodeGenFunctionhas a memberCGBuilderTy Builder, andclass CGBuilderTy : public CGBuilderBaseTyis declared withtypedef llvm::IRBuilder<…> CGBuilderBaseTy;. On main,Builder.CreateCall()reachedIRBuilderBase::CreateCallonly by coincidence: a classBuilder : IRBuilderinHexagonVectorCombine.cpp. Once the member hides that class, Rule 2b typesBuilderasCGBuilderTy, and its basewalk dead-ends at the typedef.
So the first commit makes aliases walkable, and the second adds the veto on top. The owner chose this order in the lane
session.
1.
fb90a34afix(resolve): a base class or member type reached through a C++ typedef or using alias ended the base walkWhat records.
ingest_relations.h captureTypeAliasrecords a plain C/C++/ObjC alias of a named class. It handlestypedef, including multi-declarator typedefs, andusing X = Y;. The record rides the compose shape:composeRel "alias", with an emptyfieldNamerecvVar= the aliasname= the target classqualifier= the namespace the target was written inIt is collected on the side stream and appended after the walk, so
refskeeps one writer per language during it.What reads it.
resolve.h addTypeAliasBasesadds alias → target to chaUp only. It is refused, or not followed, inthese cases:
std.itself a Struct symbol at its name's line.
Also covered: alias templates.
template <typename T> using SetTy = SmallPtrSet<T, 8>;is analias_declarationinside a template declaration, so a member typedSetTy<Foo>walks on toSmallPtrSetand its bases. The first version of this PR body did not disclose this; the independent review named it.Known floor (arm t11, from the independent review). An alias records its target's class name without template arguments.
typedef SubT<marks> subtree;withmarksthe enclosing template's own parameter walks to the primarySubT::is_nullalone, droppingSubT<true>::is_null(rocksdbomt_impl.h,subtree_templated<true>). That is a lost candidate, not a wrong-class pin; main split over both. The controltypedef SubT<false>narrows correctly.What never records. Pointer, reference, array and function aliases; targets that name no class; self-aliases;
function-local aliases.
Pins. The cache format is unchanged. kParserVer goes to 111, declared over main's 110 after train 3 merged (first declared 105); the landing train assigns the real one.
2.
36aa4f56fix(resolve): a C++ member named like a class was read as that classNarrower::memberFieldNamesbuilds"<Owner>#<field>"from the C/C++ field side table. That table holds everydeclarator shape, including the
std::unique_ptr<T>members Rule 2b's compose table skips.memberFieldHideswalks the caller's class and its chaUp bases.unvisited.
ClassNameRecvNames(params 4, not 6).graph.h stays line-neutral above
rankGraphTeleportin both commits, so the showcase seed holds.Measured
Method:
--pin-census --no-cacheon each binary, C rows joined on (caller id, callee, line). A site is retargeted whenits target multiset differs.
Grading. Each sample is seeded and blinded. The A/B order is randomised per site, and the key was kept outside the
grading directory. Four independent graders took 15 sites each, graded against source with a fixed rubric.
What the non-better grades are:
subtree_templated<true>) sharing the primary's name.using CGBuilderBaseTy::CreateGEP;re-exports base overloads that Rule 2b'sown-class overload pick shadows.
SmallVector<T, N>,std::types).Walk cap. A cap-4096 variant of the member walk produced a byte-identical census to cap 16 on both corpora (measured
on the veto before the alias commit). The cap decided no site.
The two graded instances. In a scratch composition of
lane/ctor-inferred-type(379d9fa) plus this PR, neithersite has an edge. The ctor lane's own census pins them to
OutputFile::keepand msgpackReader::read.Gates
Commit 1:
test/fieldnarrowcheck.sharm t (t1–t10), generated fixture.--uses role="extends"and in--lego.Commit 2:
test/clsrecvcheck.sharms H–N, generated C++ fixture plus a Python control.base member (K); member past the walk cap (L).
self.Intervaldoes notveto
Interval.validate(v).Targeted gates, all rc=0. fieldnarrowcheck, clsrecvcheck, narrowcheck, localitycheck, chainguardcheck, identitycheck,
externalvetocheck, pincensuscheck, cachefuzzcheck, showcasecapturecheck, xmlwellformed, printffmtparitycheck,
compactlegendcheck, recallevalcheck, qschemetripcheck, qextractionkeycheck, cacheidentitycheck, manifestcheck,
gatecountcheck.
Other checks.
python3 test/pargates.py . ./build/ripwire -j 6on head 36aa4f5 →gates=639 pass=636 skip=3 fail=0 wall=921.0s(the three environmental skips: argvdiffcheck, editchecknotecheck, g1freshcheck with no asan/). An earlier run on the pre-amend head was 632/3/4 fail. All four were true positives, fixed by the amend: a stale binary for versioncheck, a duplicatekFieldWalkCapfor limitstablecheck and readmedriftcheck (now one sharedNarrower::kFieldWalkCap), and a one-line&& ok || nofor gateexitcheck. The amended head's census is byte-identical to the graded binary on both corpora.--quality-delta=$(git merge-base origin/main HEAD)..HEAD:gating="0". The 3 minor rows are the side-stream armidiom in
captureSideFactsandstreamSideCaptures, which were already over bar.Pins moved
kParserVer→ 111 (src/ingest_cache.h) andkIngestParserVerMirror(src/quality.h), over main's 110. kCacheVersion stays main's 23.test/qschemetrip.hashwas re-pinned throughUPDATE_GOLDEN=1, with a RE-PIN LOG entry intest/qschemetripcheck.sh.docs/LIMITS.mdwas regenerated bydocs/limits_build.py: thekFieldWalkCaprow note only. The two walks share oneNarrower::kFieldWalkCap, so the cap count stays 217.Merge of train 3 (head e5f9a50)
origin/maina2b3cd6 (#281) was merged with rerere off and resolved by hand. Every conflict was two sides inserting beside each other: graph.h (memberFields beside #74's javaNarrower), resolve.h (alias helpers beside classNameSet/assignmentNamesNoClass), kParserVer/mirror (111 over 110, cache 23), qschemetrip (re-derived), fieldnarrowcheck (arm t beside arm r), CHANGELOG. On the merged build: clsrecvcheck 29 PASS (H–N), fieldnarrowcheck 110 PASS (t1–t11), narrowcheck 76 PASS, and the pin, gate-shape and generator checks all green. Commit 3a6e6b8 adds arm t11 (the dependent-argument alias floor) and the alias-template disclosure from the independent review.Train notes
lane/ctor-inferred-type(fix(resolve): assigning a variable from a function call erased the type it was declared with #278) also bumps kParserVer (104) and kCacheVersion (23), and addsclassNameSet/assignmentNamesNoClassbesidefieldTypeWrittenInStdin resolve.h. A merge needs the union of bothresolve.h blocks, the higher cache version from that lane, and a fresh kParserVer plus qschemetrip re-derivation on the
merged tree. Merge with
rerere.enabled=false. My scratch composition resolved these by hand and was never committed.### Fixedentries under[Unreleased].🤖 Generated with Claude Code